DevMate 4.0.2

• Connected in a minute, with no account: devmate connect quick, or the first choice in DevMate: Configure Connection, starts a Cloudflare quick tunnel. Nothing is registered anywhere; DevMate runs cloudflared, takes the address it is given, checks that it reaches this runtime, and devmate mcp-url prints it. The address changes whenever the tunnel starts again and has no sign-in; the doctor says so.
• The check of a quick tunnel waits until public DNS knows the new address, and a computer whose own DNS has not caught up yet is told apart from a route that does not work.
• Obsidian: Configure connection sets up the quick tunnel, and Copy one-time sign-in code serves clients that sign in.
• How the coding agents are run (sessions at once, time limits, whether they get the owner's MCP servers and API keys) is changed while DevMate runs: providers.configure, by the owner or, with full access, by their client. The refusals that name a limit say how to raise it.
• The file tools read and list through links that stay inside the project, and read files that have a second name: a node_modules built from links is readable. Nothing is changed through a link.