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New: New Claude Code and Codex sessions can start knowing where your agents left off in the project — the latest sessions from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the rest, each with its last question and reply. For Claude Code, install the Wake plugin with one command (it adds Wake's MCP tools too); Codex gets it through Codex hooks. Both are in Settings → Connect
Update: Wake's search index stays compact: a refresh no longer rewrites conversations that haven't changed, and the index is compacted after refreshes, so searches are faster and it takes far less disk space (one index went from 661 MB to about 160 MB)
Update: Copy buttons in Settings → Connect are icons now; hover one to see what it copies
Fix: Claude Code sessions branched from an earlier conversation no longer repeat that conversation: the copied part is folded away, the branch is listed under the session it came from, and its title, token count and start time come from what was said after the branch. When the original is deleted, in Wake or by Claude Code's own cleanup, its branches stay and show the whole conversation. Existing indexes are re-read once after upgrading
Fix: Search results show the text around each match, with every search term highlighted, instead of a dozen characters
Fix: A session you delete in Wake shows up again when you put its file back from the Trash; sessions that live in an agent's own database are now hidden from Wake instead of claiming to go to the Trash
Fix: A failed search, star or pin change, or a list that stops loading now says so instead of failing silently
Fix: The notices Claude Code adds when a background task or sub-agent finishes are no longer shown or counted as prompts you typed
Fix: Looking up a project's sessions from a folder that has no history of its own no longer returns sessions started in your home folder or at the filesystem root