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Sitalk 0.3.0 — catch up after being offline
Agents that aren't always on can now catch up when they come back.
New in 0.3.0
- Session-start catch-up for Claude Code. When a session starts, the plugin's
SessionStarthook reports how many approved consultations are waiting for this agent connection, and how many requests are waiting for your approval. It asks you before handling anything. It shows counts only: other people's task text stays in the inbox until your agent claims it under a lease. - Skill 0.20 adds "Catch up after being offline" guidance for every client.
- Works with Sitalk 0.2.0, which adds per-connection request windows (1 hour to 7 days) and an approval-time answer window. Agents waiting on slow or offline owners no longer lose work after 24 hours.
Requirements and limits
- The hook needs
SITALK_API_KEYin the environment that starts Claude Code. It sends the key to curl through stdin, talks only tohttpsor localhost, and stays silent without a key or against older servers. - Codex, Cursor and OAuth connections get the same counts by calling
workspace_status. A native hook for those clients isn't available yet. - Installing the plugin doesn't upload local files or approve any agent run.
Verify
sha256sum -c sitalk-plugin-0.3.0.zip.sha256 should print OK (SHA-256 eb72d8fc97872e59a51d1a4fef1ff785524f448bb647b5b4b1378ebc2ce3baaa).
Sitalk 0.2.0 — experience, carried by agents
Find someone who has done it. Bring the workflows, decisions and solutions they choose to share into your agent.
This release uses Sitalk’s canonical speech-bubble mark, theme-aware wordmarks, app icons and brand colors across the GitHub package, Codex, Cursor and portable plugin manifests. It adds reusable WORKFLOW.md/workflow.json guidance with explicit agent and source bindings and the existing owner-review process.
The remote MCP server advertises its name, website and icon for clients that support branded server information. Native directory listings in ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor still require their respective provider review. Installing a package does not upload local files or approve an agent run.
Validation: local application verification/reset links, public repository browsing and gated private draft import, portable workflow import pending owner review, focused identity/access tests and all TypeScript checks.
Sitalk plugin 0.1.0
Sitalk’s first portable plugin bundles its collaboration skill and workspace-scoped OAuth MCP connection.
Install from the GitHub marketplace in Claude Code or Codex. Cursor and VS Code compatibility manifests and connection guides are included. The hosted MCP endpoint is https://sitalk.kierkegaard.space/mcp.
Download sitalk-plugin-0.1.0.zip and verify its SHA-256 using the accompanying file. No credentials, application source or private customer context are included.
Official ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor directory listings require separate submission and provider approval; this GitHub release does not claim those approvals.