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@RyJTrilogyCare RyJTrilogyCare released this 20 Jul 06:52
v0.2.0
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Highlights

Agentic pipeline (Cmd+L)

Turn a backlog todo into autonomous multi-session work: an orchestrator plans → implements → fans out reviewers and loops review⇄fix until it passes. Kanban board (Backlog → Plan → Implement → Review → Done), per-task git-worktree isolation with merge-back, stage hand-off artifacts, per-role tool scoping, and three autonomy levels (auto / gated / manual).

Scheduled tasks (Cmd+J)

Saved prompts fired into fresh unattended sessions on flexible triggers — app launch, first-of-day, interval, or daily — with a per-task model picker, resumable run history, and login-failure recovery.

Canvas

Agents answer with UI artifacts instead of terminal text: sortable/filterable tables, markdown reports, and annotated screenshots (circles/boxes/arrows/labels, relative coordinates — no measuring). User-pasted images auto-display at send time; identical re-emits dedupe into a focus.

Feature wiki + MCP access

18 in-repo articles documenting every feature, bundled with the app and served to agents via three new MCP tools: list-wiki-articles, read-wiki-article, search-wiki (hybrid keyword + semantic). The installable CLAUDE.md block now points agents at the wiki instead of guessing.

Fixes & polish

  • Terminal: full repaint after fit() — no more blank content when the canvas opens
  • Pipeline: idempotent completion, merge-contingent Done, worktree cleanup on task removal
  • MCP server instructions expanded to the full 46-tool surface

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.2.0

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.2.0

Installing on macOS

Homebrew (recommended):

brew tap ryj-dev/tap
brew trust ryj-dev/tap    # Homebrew ≥ 6 requires trusting third-party taps
brew install --cask session-manager

The app is unsigned; the cask strips macOS's quarantine flag automatically after install so it launches normally.

Direct download: a browser-downloaded DMG will be blocked by Gatekeeper with a misleading "Session Manager is damaged and can't be opened" message. It isn't damaged — clear the quarantine flag after copying the app to Applications:

xattr -cr "/Applications/Session Manager.app"
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