Roomote v1.0.1
1.0.1 (2026-09-01)
Roomote 1.0.1 improves Session access and task navigation, brings automated Slack and Discord entries into Fast, and hardens Fast recovery, model defaults, and pull-request review follow-through.
Highlights
- Share Session links across the deployment, see attached work in task-only Sessions, and keep task timelines consistently ordered.
- Route eligible Slack and Discord automation feeds through Fast, and let authorized Slack Fast sessions discover channels and post standalone updates.
- Open direct environment launches in their task workspace while keeping Fast retries, model defaults, and pull-request auto-resolve behavior reliable.
Patch changes
- Route eligible Slack and Discord messages from bots, webhooks, and automated feeds through Fast first, while retaining direct task launch as a fallback so automated work is not dropped.
- Open the task workspace immediately after a user selects an environment and launches work from the web, instead of routing them through the owning Session first.
- Show and honor the deployment's Fast orchestration model in the new-Session picker instead of silently persisting the coding model default as a Session override.
- Recover Fast Sessions whose owner disappears during a quiet provider retry, preserving the silent short-retry experience while ensuring abandoned turns settle to a visible interruption instead of remaining stuck.
- Give Slack-originated Fast sessions authorized channel discovery and standalone posting while keeping reactions safely scoped to the current inbound message and honoring deployment-disabled tools.
- Keep pull-request auto-resolve enabled through temporary task snapshot gaps so later review and CI cycles retry automatic dispatch instead of showing duplicate review prompts.
- Make Sessions reliable and shareable across deployments: any signed-in user with the link can view and contribute like they can with tasks, task-only Sessions show their attached work, and concurrently attached tasks stay consistently ordered.
- Render Session and task start times in each viewer's local format without triggering hydration errors when the browser and server use different locales or time zones.