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v0.1.35
New
sesame-link config orca onmakes each Claude Code terminal Orca starts a Sesame Link session,
while Orca keeps showing whether it's working, idle, or waiting.sesame-link claude "prompt"sends the prompt once as the first message, and
sesame-link claude --resume <id>reconnects to that conversation's session or continues it.- A message stuck behind text left in Claude Code's input box can be released from your phone or
browser; the cleared text is shown so you can copy it back.
Improved
- Up to 12 sessions run at once by default, up from 8, and stopped sessions no longer count
toward the limit. A limit you set with--max-sessionsis kept. - A session waiting on a screen Sesame Link doesn't recognize, such as an MCP server approval,
now shows that screen in your clients instead of sitting silently. sesame-link startsays when this computer keeps Sesame Link offline while nobody is logged
in, and on Linux offers to runloginctl enable-linger.- Claude Code 2.1.303 is verified.
Fixed
- Sesame Link no longer stays offline after Sesame refuses its connection; it keeps retrying,
andsesame-link statusshows when. - Two copies of Sesame Link signed in as the same computer no longer knock each other offline all
day;sesame-link statussays how to fix it. - Messages sent from your phone or browser around a
/compact, or while you type in the session's
terminal, are now delivered or held for review correctly instead of getting stuck. - Idle sessions with a terminal attached no longer make the web client say "Link couldn't confirm
access to this session right now". - Approving a plan from your phone or browser no longer fails while Claude is still writing it.
sesame-link v0.1.35 — macOS binaries signed with Sesame's Developer ID and notarized by Apple; the Linux binary is an unsigned preview. The release's manifest of archives is signed with Sesame's release key, which sesame-link update checks before installing. Public installs use https://storage.googleapis.com/sesame-link/install.sh, which verifies release checksums and the macOS signature.