Borg Agent 0.12.5

Resumed native sessions restore provider-measured context usage when the
saved checkpoint matches the replayed conversation and request prefix.
Compaction explains when it is using a local estimate instead.
Codex compaction uses low reasoning effort instead of inheriting the working
turn's high or extra-high effort, while preserving the cached request prefix.

Agent plans and shared work use one durable todo model. Assigned work appears
in ordered per-agent plans; omitting an assignee creates unassigned backlog.
Migration preserves existing work, dependencies, subtasks and review metadata.
Plans retain blocked and awaiting-review states, and selected-agent views can
show and edit stopped agents' work. Removing an item from a plan unassigns it
rather than deleting it. Concurrent claims and edits use revision checks.

Claude subscription cache warming uses the same pinned account and connector,
with capped output and no API-billing fallback. Adaptive thinking settings are
preserved; budget-based thinking remains ineligible. Subscription cost
comparisons are labelled as API-equivalent estimates. Automatic Codex warming
remains disabled without established cache-retention semantics.
MCP discovery follows paginated tool lists within a bounded discovery timeout.
MCP tool errors propagate as failures, including through code mode, rather
than appearing as successful raw responses.

Fast streamed replies avoid rescanning earlier styled spans when wrapping,
and code blocks reuse highlighting for completed lines instead of restarting
from the top on every repaint.
Modifier-held numbered hints activate visible clickable targets with 1–9 and
0, with an F12 fallback for terminals that cannot report modifier holds.
Received agent messages use an incoming arrow.
The status row's scroll-back and return buttons no longer cover the status
line. The line gives up their columns and ends in an ellipsis in front of
them, and a click on a button no longer reaches the control it used to hide.

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