Timeslicer 1.8.1

Timeslicer 1.8.1 reads your GitHub Copilot sessions, and restores the full Timeline history.

GitHub Copilot

• Time spent with the Copilot agent in VS Code is labeled by what you asked it, the same way Claude Code and Codex sessions already were.
• Only prompts you typed are read. Instructions the agent writes to its own subagents are skipped.
• Everything it reads stays on your machine. Turn it off in Settings > System.

Your full history is back

• The Timeline showed nothing before mid-July on busy machines. The days were never lost, only hidden by a cap on how much the view loaded.

Windows

• Time in the Claude and ChatGPT desktop apps is labeled per conversation on Windows, matching the Mac.
• A ChatGPT block takes its name from the conversation you have open, not from whatever sits at the top of the sidebar.

Fixes and polish

• Ask an AI assistant what you shipped and it names every commit behind a push, not just the most recent one.
• Upgrade buttons show a loading state instead of appearing to do nothing, and no longer start a second checkout if you click twice.
• The browser extension no longer loads its code on pages that do not use it.