What's Changed
- New: Chat View transcripts can arrive as ready-made chat messages that update incrementally and resume after a reconnect. Rewinds are kept, and a Codex
/clearfollows the new conversation. - Improved (web): Chat View in the web app uses these ready-made messages, so long conversations open faster and rewinds and
/clearstay in sync. - Improved: idle CPU use is down to about a third. On macOS, new transcripts are found through file-system events, and Codex, port and Docker checks run far less often.
- Improved: Codex sessions are picked up as soon as they start, and resume or fork shows up right away.
- Fixed: diff and file views keep working after moshi-hook restarts or sits idle, which also ends a retry loop that could use a full CPU core.
- Fixed (macOS 27): connections from other user accounts, and from root, are refused again.
moshi-hook set allow-other-users onturns this off. - Fixed:
hook.logrotates at 20 MB.