1.46.0 — Claude Whiteboards and Sheets on the shared screen

• Claude Whiteboards and Sheets on the shared screen. When a session fills a Claude Whiteboard or a Claude Sheet, the call shows it on the shared screen as each write leaves it: the board with its sections, blocks and arrows, the Sheet as a grid with its tabs and what its formulas came to. It is drawn from the session file alone; nothing is fetched from claude.ai.
• Your standup on a whiteboard, your agents' timesheet in a Sheet. Two new skills in the Claude Code plugin. /agent-standup:whiteboard puts the day's standup on a Claude Whiteboard: one section per session, with what it was asked, what it did and what waits on you. /agent-standup:timesheet fills a Claude Sheet with one row per session (start, end, time worked, time it waited for you, commands, edits, files) and totals. They need Claude Code signed in to claude.ai on a paid plan, and only the board or Sheet you ask for is sent.
• agent-standup report tells one day of your sessions in the terminal: time worked, time waited for you, calls and files changed (--day yesterday or YYYY-MM-DD, --here, --json, --titles).
• Two logins on one computer. A second Claude account whose projects folder is a link to the first one's keeps its own sessions folder read, so what waits for you there shows, and a plan it writes shows in its menu.
• Releases reach npm through trusted publishing, so there is no npm token left to expire.