Written by @iluxav from the project's code and releases, not by its maintainers. Last updated for v7.1.25 (2026-05-08), so it may lag behind newer releases.
Close and minimize commands require the corresponding titlebar button; some windows on inactive Spaces may be unavailable until that Space is activated.
For reliable multi-display focus on Sonoma and Sequoia, enable Show Items On Desktop and set Click wallpaper to reveal Desktop to Only in Stage Manager.
Pointer-driven focus is suppressed during Space-switch gestures; stale context-menu events are addressed, and v7.1.24 clears the tracked focus window when it closes.
Update launchd label and plist references from `com.koekeishiya.yabai` to `com.asmvik.yabai`; stop and uninstall the old service with the old binary before starting the new service.
Action requiredInferredAffects: Users with launchd scripts or service files referring to com.koekeishiya.yabai.
v7.1.24 with v7.1.19, v7.1.20, v7.1.21, v7.1.22, v7.1.23
Switch Spaces from the command line while keeping System Integrity Protection enabled.
Details
`space --focus` now works with SIP enabled; `skip_window_focus_animation` makes animation bypass optional for focusing windows on inactive Spaces. The grouped releases also adjust focus-follows-mouse behavior and repair Intel scripting-addition compatibility.
Also: Adds optional animation skipping without the scripting addition; improves pointer focus and Intel macOS compatibility.
Available in v7.1.24, covering v7.1.19–v7.1.24. Use `skip_window_focus_animation` only without the scripting addition; other elevated features retain their SIP requirements.
Limit lifted: Focus a selected macOS Space through a command.Added / inferred: Skip the Space animation when focusing an applicati…Behavior changed: Focus the window under the mouse automatically.Added: Manage windows on macOS Tahoe on an Intel Mac.Now works: Disable animations when switching macOS Spaces.Action required / inferred
Use the scripting addition on macOS Tahoe 26.2 and 26.3 on Apple Silicon.
Details
Updates Tahoe scripting-addition compatibility and corrects window sub-level queries. The launchd service and plist name change from `com.koekeishiya.yabai` to `com.asmvik.yabai`.
Also: Corrects Tahoe window sub-level queries; changes the launchd service name.
Available in v7.1.17; scripting-addition features require partially disabled SIP.
Now works: Manage windows on macOS Tahoe on Apple Silicon.Now works: Query windows, Spaces, and displays as JSON for scr…Action required / inferred
Try tiling window management on macOS Tahoe with Apple Silicon.
Details
Adds preliminary macOS Tahoe support, mostly for Apple Silicon.
Available in v7.1.16; Tahoe support is preliminary. Accessibility permission is required; elevated features retain scripting-addition and SIP requirements.
Added: Manage windows on macOS Tahoe on Apple Silicon.
Arrange your Mac windows automatically in a tiled layout.
Details
Earlier releases already provided BSP, stack, and floating layouts, window and Space commands, rules, JSON queries, and event-driven shell actions. This baseline records those existing capabilities at the start of the release window.
Available in v7.1.16; requires macOS, Accessibility permission, and separate Spaces per display. Elevated controls require the scripting addition and partially disabled SIP.
Added: Tile windows automatically with configurable layout…Added: Focus, resize, move, stack, and swap windows throug…Added: Focus a selected macOS Space through a command.Added: Move windows to another Space through commands.Added: Create, destroy, reorder, and move Spaces between d…Added: Focus a display and send windows to a selected moni…Added: Focus the window under the mouse automatically.Added: Query windows, Spaces, and displays as JSON for scr…Added: Apply window placement and appearance rules by appl…Added: Run shell commands when window, application, Space,…Added: Hide and recall a floating window using a named scr…Added: Adjust window opacity, shadows, stacking layers, an…Added: Disable animations when switching macOS Spaces.