What changed
- Added a provider-aware fast route for bounded work. A capable lead at medium effort receives the full prompt, checks scope, risk, required tools, and verification, and works directly when eligible. Uncertain work goes to an independent assessor. Explicit assessor boosts continue to use the assessor route.
- Isolated parallel Codex and Claude sessions across the same project, worktree, and separate worktrees. Stop and native child callbacks now reconcile against the owning session and original lead, including interrupted work and live plugin updates.
- Preserved reviewed hook runtimes across plugin updates and improved Codex activation recovery. Refreshed the 1.6.0 Codex and Claude model and effort matrices and generated Claude agent definitions.
- Cleared stale, unmarked Claude callbacks that predate a managed run while retaining callbacks for known managed children. This fixes a reproduced Windows parallel-session Stop deadlock.
Verification
- 486 local tests passed (3 platform skips), with generated hook and agent checks.
- Final push CI, PR CI, and main release CI passed Linux verification, native Windows hooks, and Dockur Windows. The native suites exercised Codex and Claude concurrent sessions, worktrees, and live updates.
Evidence limits
- The fast lead's before-write eligibility check is an agent instruction. Hooks enforce its model, effort, route, terminal decision, and Stop, but cannot observe every tool call inside the lead.
- An uninterrupted native Windows Codex 1.5.1 turn spanning the cache swap remains unproven because the immutable old host sometimes ends the test child before the fixture's wait. Released-state migration replay and current native concurrency passed separately.
Full changelog · Pull request #13
