v0.1.36

New

• sesame-link config orca on now also makes each Codex terminal Orca opens a Sesame Link
  session, and Orca keeps showing whether it's working, idle, or waiting.
• Pi asks whether to trust a new folder in the web app, the Sesame app, or sesame-link pi, and
  the session starts once you answer. Pi remembers your answer.

Improved

• You can answer Claude Code's "trust this folder?" prompt from your phone or browser even while a
  terminal is attached, as long as nobody is typing in it.
• With sesame-link config claude-mod on, interrupting from your phone or browser stops exactly
  the running turn on Claude Team and Enterprise accounts.
• Sesame Link's secure connections follow the latest certificate authority distrust decisions.

Fixed

• Claude Code sessions whose project folder under ~/.claude/projects is a symbolic link no
  longer show "Stop hook error" after each reply, and can be compacted again.
• Claude Code 2.1.304 no longer shows a "hook was skipped" message in each session with
  claude-mod on.
• A Codex session's history stays readable after a turn is interrupted while one of its commands
  keeps running.
• Pi sessions start on Macs with account names longer than eight characters, instead of failing
  with "Link state directory is too long for a Pi socket".

Staff preview

• Cursor's Auto-review command prompts, web search approvals, and "Delete this file?" prompts can
  be answered from your phone or browser.
• A Cursor session waiting on something only the terminal can answer shows what the terminal
  shows, and a second message sent right after another is delivered in turn.
• Cursor sessions keep taking messages after Cursor summarizes the conversation.
• Cursor sessions on 2026.10.19 and earlier October builds no longer repeat their replies or end
  turns with "WritableIterable is closed"; they show no thoughts. Restart sessions started before
  the update.
• The menu-bar app lists Cursor with the other coding agents.

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sesame-link v0.1.36 — 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.