v0.4.28 — A Cursor Seat Hears the Fleet Again

A Cursor seat hears the fleet again. From v0.4.23, its stop hook read a different sink from the one its bridge wrote, so a Cursor seat received no fleet events at all. This release also adds two things. A bridge started in a checkout that already has one now warns. And a session can declare how many tasks it will hold at once.

Upgrading a Cursor seat: run robot-council upgrade, then reload Cursor's MCP servers. Events a Cursor bridge had already written to the old sink are not delivered: both the bridge and its hook move to the new key, and the old file stays where it is.

What's new

• Warn when a second bridge starts in a checkout whose event sink is already held #322
• Declare a parallel capacity on join, from --capacity and the join tool #325

What's fixed

• Key a Cursor seat's sink without the checkout, so its stop hook finds its bridge's events #328