v0.7.0 — owner-scoped list, bounded result --wait

0.7.0 (2026-08-03)

• Make list owner-scoped like clean: by default it shows only the current session's tasks, so a check-in in one chat no longer pulls a parallel chat's fleet into context on every look. Foreign tasks surface as a skipped_foreign count; list --any-owner is the deliberate machine-wide view and list -C <repo> additionally shows that repo's tasks across owners (same escape hatches as clean). Breaking: list --json now emits {"tasks": [...], "skipped_foreign": N} instead of a bare array, so the scoping is visible in-band.
• Make CDX_OWNER doctrine instead of a footnote: the SKILL.md setup block now mints a stable per-chat slug unconditionally. The cwd fallback isolates separate worktrees but silently collides when two chats sit in the same checkout — in that case clean --terminal in one chat could reap the other chat's uncollected results, and list mixed both fleets.
• Bound the collect wait: result --wait drops its default --timeout from 3600 to 600 seconds, and SKILL.md step 4 makes the background result --wait + exit-6-as-check-in the doctrine for long tasks. A lost completion notification previously meant up to an hour of silent staleness; now the wait resolves within 10 minutes no matter what, and exit 6 explicitly routes into list + re-arm instead of reading as a failure. Escalated questions still return immediately; the timeout only affects the still-working case.

To update an installed copy: ask your agent to update the cxcc-subagent skill (it follows references/update.md), or git pull in a source checkout.