v0.8.4 — Codex now learns that rutter exists

• Codex now learns that rutter exists. Codex 0.163.0 hides an MCP server's instructions from the model
  until it loads one of the server's tools, so in ordinary sessions the model never wrote a summary line and
  nothing was captured. install-hook --client codex now adds a marked block holding the server's own
  instructions to ~/.codex/AGENTS.md (or $CODEX_HOME/AGENTS.md), and re-running it refreshes the block, even
  when the hook is already installed. Anything else in the file is kept byte for byte, and a file the installer
  can't parse safely is refused with nothing changed. Codex reads a nonempty AGENTS.override.md instead of
  AGENTS.md, so a block already in the override is kept current there, any other nonempty override is refused
  with the way forward, and --no-rules installs the hook and touches no rules file. Checked on Codex 0.163.0
  from outside the repo: a preference settled in chat, a notes lookup, a recency question and a small coding
  task each worked with the block. See Getting started.

Install or upgrade: npm install -g rutter-memory.
Full history: CHANGELOG.md.