session-recap 0.6.0: MCP server, local viewer, dsh and Codex plugins, secret removal

Added

• MCP server (session-recap mcp): list_sessions, recap_session and save_recap for any MCP client. With no
  model of its own, recap_session hands the condensed, secret-free transcript to the calling agent, which writes the
  recap with its own model: no API key needed. session-recap mcp-config <client> prints the entry for Claude Code,
  Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI / Qwen Code, OpenCode, Zed, VS Code and Cline.
• Local viewer (session-recap serve): every agent's sessions by project, with Recap and Map, on 127.0.0.1 behind a
  per-run token; Write recap when a model is configured.
• dsh plugin (packages/dsh, preview): the session_recap tool and /recap, on the session's own model route.
  npm run build:dsh packs the release tarball.
• Codex plugin (plugins/codex) running the MCP server; the repository is a Codex plugin marketplace.
• Recap formats (core/formats.mjs): standup, handoff and pr, through --format and the MCP tool's format.
• Versioned output: schemaVersion in --json and the MCP tool, described by schema/recap-v1.schema.json and
  docs/data-format.md.
• Contributor guides: docs/adding-an-agent.md, a "Support a new agent" issue template, and
  listing drafts in docs/listings, with server.json for the official MCP registry.

Security

• Secrets are removed from transcripts before they reach any model: private keys; Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub, AWS,
  Slack, Google, Stripe and npm tokens; JWTs; bearer tokens; credentials in URLs; and secret-named assignments, with
  placeholders left alone. --dry-run and the MCP tool report how many.

Changed

• The CLI, MCP server and viewer share one recap cache and also read the Claude Code plugin's recaps.

dsh plugin tarball

dsh-session-recap-0.6.0.tgz (sha256 c1c14b67bfcaa809c889868d1691a4d1c0197465fa044dffcc4d30480db4ab49):

dsh plugin --profile <profile> add https://github.com/BruceXcluding/session-recap/releases/download/v0.6.0/dsh-session-recap-0.6.0.tgz

session-recap 0.5.1: a cleaner map, no guessed dates

Changed

• Map layout. Phases run down a rail with their dates right-aligned and a
  phase count and span in the header; the current phase is highlighted. Decisions
  are a lighter list (no boxes), open and paused ones first, with the turned-down
  alternatives and the reason on one line. The Open list shows by default.

Fixed

• Dates a model guessed (after the session's last activity, or out of order) are no
  longer shown; Build map tells the model when the session last ran.
• A recap no longer fails when the host's clock cannot answer, and the progress timer
  stops itself when its host is gone.
• The simulation tests wait for a recap's background work, which made them flaky.

session-recap 0.5.0: Map view beside the text recap

Added

• Map view. A recap now has two views: Recap (the text, the default) and Map:
  the work's phases in order with pivots marked down to "You are here", each key
  decision with the alternatives it turned down and why, and counts of what shipped,
  what is open and what was rejected, each opening its list.
• The model writes the map's data with the recap, in the same call, as a fenced
  json recap-map block after the Markdown; it is never shown as text or copied.
• Build map for recaps written before maps: one small call that reads only the recap.
• CLI: --json carries the map under map; printed Markdown leaves it out.

session-recap 0.4.1: animated recap progress

Changed

• The progress of a recap being written is animated: a spinner, a light sweeping the
  bar's unfilled part (so a long step visibly runs), and the time so far. The animation
  runs only while a recap is being written.

session-recap 0.4.0: model selection, a clearer Projects screen

Added

• Model selection. In the pane, a Model button picks the recap model (the
  session's own, haiku, sonnet, opus) and a separate model for long sessions'
  parts; the choice is kept across sessions and each recap names its model. A
  Recap model plugin setting takes any model id. On the command line,
  session-recap models lists the provider's models, and config set / config unset
  save model, partModel, api, baseUrl and apiKey (from stdin, file mode 600).
• session-recap list --all.

Changed

• Each IDE shows its own sessions first. The pane opens on Claude Code's sessions
  and list on the calling agent's; All agents / --all shows every agent's.
  The choice is remembered.
• Projects screen: the project this session runs in is pinned on top; the rest are
  grouped into Today / This week / Earlier; app-made scratch and temp folders are folded;
  paths are shortened (~, middle cut); agents are colour-coded.

Fixed

• The command still registers if the host cannot report the session's folder or model.

session-recap 0.3.1: review fixes and polish

Fixed

• dsh: a migrated session is read from its newer file, not the larger pre-migration one.
• An update re-reads the last prompt the previous recap covered, so a reply that
  arrived after a mid-turn recap is no longer lost.
• The Claude Code plugin's store is pruned (newest 250 recaps, 100 part notes)
  and old 0.2 keys are removed, so it never reaches its 4 MiB limit; part notes
  are written without a shared index, so parallel parts cannot overwrite each other.
• Installed skills give the CLI's full path as a fallback for agents whose tools
  run without the shell's PATH.
• CODEX_HOME / DSH_HOME in a shell profile no longer make the CLI think it runs
  inside Codex or dsh.
• SESSION_RECAP_API without a key or base URL no longer mixes with another
  provider's endpoint and key.
• OpenCode database paths with #, ? or % open correctly.

Changed

• /session-recap and name lookups scan sessions once instead of three times;
  session-recap list scans once instead of once per project.
• Code quality: the CLI is fully typed (JSDoc, checked with tsc --strict); Python is
  linted and formatted with ruff, JavaScript with Prettier; CI runs all three.
• Added CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md and .editorconfig.

session-recap 0.3.0: more agents, a CLI, fewer tokens

Added

• More agents. Sessions from Codex, dsh (deepseek-harness) and OpenCode are read
  beside Claude Code's, grouped by project folder, with an agent filter in the pane.
• Command-line tool session-recap (npm install -g github:BruceXcluding/session-recap):
  recap, list, projects, --dry-run, config, and install, which adds a
  session-recap skill to Codex, OpenCode and ~/.agents/skills. It calls an
  Anthropic or OpenAI-compatible model you configure.
• Incremental updates: a session that continued is recapped from the prompts
  after its last recap, merged into that recap.
• Part notes cache: condensed parts are cached by content hash.
• Optional cheaper model for condensing parts (partModel plugin setting,
  SESSION_RECAP_PART_MODEL).

Changed

• The condensed transcript keeps every prompt, the agent's last reply of each turn,
  commits, pushes and PRs, and the edited files; tool calls that only read and
  intermediate replies are left out. About 63% fewer input tokens on a 179 MB session.
• Session listing is indexed under ~/.cache/session-recap and re-reads only
  changed files.

session-recap 0.2.0

Added

• Recap page: an Intent card and a Where to resume card at the top, with
  tabs (All / Decisions / Changes / Open threads) for the rest.
• Progress bar while a recap is written, and an error card with Try again.
• Session list shows the first line of each recap's intent under its title,
  with coloured status marks (ready / session changed since / none).
• /session-recap <name> opens a project by folder name, or recaps a session
  by title.

Changed

• Every model call uses the session's own model, so the plugin works with any
  provider the session already uses (Anthropic, Bedrock, Vertex, gateways).

Fixed

• A recap no longer shows as out of date when only the file timestamp's
  precision differs.
• A project whose newest session started in another folder is listed under its
  own folder name.
• An old error no longer stays on screen after a recap succeeds.