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@ridelink0 ridelink0 released this 26 Sep 05:59
· 18 commits to main since this release
v1.40.5
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Everything since the last Release, v1.19.0. These 34 versions were tagged but not published as GitHub Releases. The project keeps no CHANGELOG, so this lists the commits in each version, newest first.

  • v1.40.5
    • The tier line names the running version, and a newer cheaper sibling is offered once a session
    • Opus 5.5 is priced from its own row, and model ids parse into family and version
  • v1.40.4
    • The session reset is not offered while the user has said low-priority is on
    • /limit-reset is read from the flag this account really carries, and each kind is worded in its own terms
    • Low-priority: the record lapses, a failed write is never reported as saved, and the brief names the user as the one who types it
    • The wake's network preflight is a dependency, so its tests no longer need the internet
  • v1.40.3
    • A deferral to a 5-hour reset now says that waiting for it buys nothing
  • v1.40.2
    • None of Claude Code's wall features are Codex's or Antigravity's
  • v1.40.1
    • The snapshot test asserted the wrong thing, and this machine hid it
  • v1.40.0
    • Written down: which of Claude Code's wall features are readable, and which are not
    • /low-priority, and the rest of what Claude Code does at the wall
    • The temporary directories the test suite makes are gone when it exits
  • v1.39.6
    • The temporary files a refused rename or a killed hook left behind are gone
  • v1.39.5
    • 1.39.5 - the hook's ten seconds are counted from when the hook started
  • v1.39.4
    • 1.39.4 - the headroom the brief prints is the one it judges
  • v1.39.3
    • 1.39.3 - Codex and Antigravity read their own budget again
  • v1.39.2
    • 1.39.2 - a POSIX relay registration is bounded by the hook's time
    • A POSIX relay registration is bounded by the hook's time, not twenty seconds
  • v1.39.1
    • 1.39.1 - CI green on all three systems, so npm publishes again
    • CI is green on Linux, macOS and Windows again, so a release can publish
  • v1.39.0
    • 1.39.0 - the ceiling judges the window this session can spend into, and names it
    • The ceiling judges the window this session can spend into, and names it
  • v1.38.0
    • 1.38.0 - a session on an older plugin than the one installed hears so once
    • README says what the plugin runs, what it reads, and that it reads your login
  • v1.37.1
    • 1.37.1 - the status line prints the effort on a session's first line
    • The status line prints the effort on a session's first line, not its second
  • v1.37.0
    • 1.37.0 - the relay names both routes and runs from a launcher that fits schtasks
    • 1.36.0
    • The relay resumes from a folder Claude Code can trust, arms on the account's reading, and staggers two wakes
    • The brief calls an aged snapshot an estimate, keeps floor for a refused correction, and says when fast mode is on
    • Subagent transcripts are priced at the model their own records name, with the session model only as a fallback
    • The brief is said once per ninety seconds, not once per notification
    • and 3 more commits
  • v1.34.1
    • 1.34.1 - the second pass on 1.34.0
  • v1.34.0
    • 1.34.0 - the relay arms on a saved note, reaps a wake that died, and runs windowless
  • v1.33.1
    • 1.33.1 - relay bugcheck and voice actually answer
  • v1.33.0
    • 1.33.0 - the hand-off sounds like the user and asks for the two bug passes
  • v1.32.1
    • 1.32.1 - the relay window is nobody's child
  • v1.32.0
    • 1.32.0 - the resumed run is a session you can see, on screen and on Remote Control
  • v1.31.2
    • 1.31.2 - the guard's tests set the session they speak for
  • v1.31.1
    • 1.31.1 - a session may only overwrite another session's armed plan on purpose
  • v1.31.0
    • 1.31.0 - the tier line says what switching actually costs, and off is findable
  • v1.30.0
    • 1.30.0 - the continuation rides on stdin, because argv has a ceiling
  • v1.29.0
    • 1.29.0 - ultracode is reported as ultracode, not as the xhigh it resolves to
  • v1.28.0
    • 1.28.0 - the tier line asks for a decision instead of stating a fact
    • 1.27.1 - declare the package type, and record four require cycles
  • v1.27.0
    • 1.27.0 - a standing cap that outlives the session and the reset
  • v1.26.1
    • 1.26.1 - the bug-check pass found three things it introduced
  • v1.26.0
    • 1.26.0 - a wake that says it will fire, and a cap that lapses with its session
    • isolate the arming test so it cannot displace a real relay
  • v1.25.0
    • 1.25.0 - three ways an unattended wake could go wrong, found by reading the prior art
  • v1.24.0
    • 1.24.0 - the relay survives a night with the router off, and work can be put off until ten
  • v1.23.0
    • 1.23.0 - the ceiling, and a meter that was going blind a third of the time
    • Add Gemini CLI integration with Antigravity hooks and Google AI Plus tracking
    • 1.21.0 - four budget modes, and the plugin finally costs what it says it does
    • 1.20.0 - a drift ledger, a reading before long Bash calls, voice that follows the host

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