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- Remote control can attach to a supported native Claude Code conversation so
multiple clients can send and steer messages, answer tool approvals and
questions, stop the current turn, and change supported models while the native
process remains the only transcript writer. The integration is installed by
daemon startup and setup. A native process started before installation may
need/reload-pluginsbefore it accepts remote controls. - Fresh native Claude conversations accept remote attachment before their first
message. Native tool activity, compaction, questions and supported commands
remain visible across reconnects. Only controls confirmed by the runtime are
advertised; changing an active permission mode or answering an effort
confirmation dialog is not supported by the native integration.
Fixed
- Bursts of remote conversation events recover from the session journal without
closing the control connection or leaving the composer stuck restoring.
Operation receipts retain an independent output budget while history catches up. - An explicitly refused Codex resume releases its opening reservation after
cleanup, so subsequent attachment attempts do not remain permanently busy. - Pending remote input cannot block tool approval or interruption. Ordered model
changes, process and turn checks, and replayable receipts preserve operation
order without repeating a prompt or stopping a later turn after reconnecting. - Completed and interrupted native Claude turns are archived into ordinary Agit
session history. Upload recovery retains pending publication through daemon
replacement and waits until the complete captured prefix is published. - Resuming a native conversation honors the explicitly requested authorized
project and preserves its existing archive identity. - Starting private Git commands from a large resident daemon preserves private
file permissions without copying the daemon's memory into each child process.
Full Changelog: agit-v0.2.21...agit-v0.2.22