• CodeIsland Hook Assets Inherited: managed Claude startup now copies referenced source-home hook assets such as .codeisland/ when inherited Claude hooks call $HOME/.codeisland/..., preventing missing-hook failures inside isolated Claude homes
• Config Boundary Preserved: third-party hook assets are copied only when Claude config inheritance is enabled and the inherited hook payload actually references that home-relative asset path
• Diagnostics Redaction Extended: diagnostic bundles now exclude copied .codeisland/ provider-state assets while still including ordinary managed Claude settings for support

• Claude Official Login Source Home Fixed: managed Claude startup now treats .ccb/agents/*/provider-state/*/home as an isolated runtime home, not the user's source home, so official browser-login credentials are copied from the real account home
• Claude Credential Path Coverage: managed Claude homes now project Claude Code official-login credentials from .claude/.credentials.json while retaining compatibility with .config/claude-code/auth.json
• Regression Coverage Added: tests now lock source-home fallback, launcher projection, diagnostics redaction, and workspace preparation for official Claude login inheritance

• Claude Official Login Projection: managed Claude homes now project Claude Code official login credentials from .claude/.credentials.json, so browser-login-backed auth can be inherited into isolated CCB runtimes instead of only API-token-based settings auth
• Managed Login Auth Retention: when global Claude auth artifacts disappear but managed Claude state already holds a valid project-scoped login, startup now preserves that managed login auth across restart instead of silently dropping it
• Auth Cleanup And Regression Coverage: disabling auth inheritance now clears stale copied Claude login credentials, and targeted tests now lock the projection, cleanup, and launcher startup paths

• Empty Gemini Hook Replies No Longer Burn Jobs: managed Gemini AfterAgent hooks that fire with an empty reply now downgrade to incomplete instead of terminalizing as a false exact completion
• Exact Hook Polling Becomes Safer: Gemini exact-hook polling now ignores completed hook artifacts with no reply text, allowing observed session-stability or timeout reliability paths to converge the request instead of accepting a blank terminal result
• Regression Coverage Added: targeted tests now lock the empty-reply guard at both the finish-hook artifact writer and Gemini execution-service polling layers

• Gemini Endpoint Override Restored: managed Gemini startup now preserves GOOGLE_GEMINI_BASE_URL end to end, so custom endpoint and proxy-backed Gemini CLI setups no longer fall back to Google's default production API host
• Gemini Model Env Allowlisted: control-plane and provider-profile env filtering now preserve GEMINI_MODEL, allowing isolated Gemini agents to keep explicit model selection instead of silently dropping it at startup
• Config Shortcut Alignment: Gemini key / url shortcuts now materialize the same environment variables the current Gemini CLI actually reads, keeping explicit config-based routes aligned with shell-level env behavior

• Codex Plugin Projection Fixed: managed Codex homes now project plugin-bundle authority under .tmp/plugins/ and .tmp/plugins.sha, so isolated agents inherit the marketplace catalog and installed plugin assets they actually need instead of starting with plugin-enabled config but missing bundles
• Plugin Refresh Semantics Tightened: startup now refreshes managed plugin projections as one authority unit, removes stale managed plugin residue when the source projection disappears, and keeps a cheap no-recopy fast path when the source plugin freshness marker is unchanged
• Cmd Shell / Session Env Hardening: the cmd pane now directly execs the resolved user shell and preserves ordinary user-session transport variables such as DISPLAY, WAYLAND_DISPLAY, DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS, XAUTHORITY, and SSH_AUTH_SOCK, improving fish/zsh and GUI-command compatibility

• Codex Explicit Route Authority: managed Codex homes now materialize agent-local config.toml and auth.json as the sole authority for explicit key / url routes, so agent-scoped API overrides replace inherited global provider routes instead of drifting back to system config
• Codex Session Namespace Rotation: managed Codex startup now fingerprints explicit route authority, stamps reusable session bindings with that authority, and rotates stale sessions/ namespaces before launch when the bound route no longer matches
• Foreground Attach UX Hardening: interactive ccb startup now seeds tmux namespace creation from the real terminal viewport and issues a best-effort client refresh after attach so first paint matches the current terminal size without manual redraw

• Managed Claude Auth Preservation: managed Claude homes now preserve agent-local login auth when the global Claude home has been logged out, so a project-scoped re-login survives restart instead of re-entering a browser-link loop
• Auth Projection Semantics Tightened: Claude startup still refreshes source auth when it exists, but no longer treats missing source auth as an instruction to blank managed auth; disabled auth inheritance still clears stale copied auth state
• Startup Regression Coverage Expanded: targeted regressions now lock this behavior at the projection layer, provider workspace preparation, and Claude launcher startup path

• macOS Release Path: shared release artifact naming and updater resolution now cover the macOS universal bundle alongside Linux/WSL release assets
• Source Dev Install Mode: installs from a git checkout now stay linked to the live source tree, skip startup auto-update prompts, and can switch to a managed release install through ccb update
• Agent API / Model Shortcuts: .ccb/ccb.config now accepts flat per-agent key, url, and model shortcuts so common provider overrides stay concise
• Preview Packaging Hardening: preview release exports now exclude generated output paths inside the repo, fixing recursive self-copy failures such as dist-macos-smoke

• Cached Startup Prompt: interactive foreground ccb start now reads install-scoped cached release metadata and only prompts when a newer stable release is already known locally
• Background Refresh: missing or stale update cache now refreshes in the background with short network budgets instead of delaying the project startup path
• Upgrade / Defer / Silence: startup prompt supports upgrade now, defer for the current version, or silence that exact version
• Startup Boundary Preserved: release-update checks remain advisory and outside the project lifecycle startup transaction

• Cold Start Namespace Fix: project tmux namespace startup now treats no server running on <project socket> as an absent namespace that must be created, instead of failing startup as a generic tmux inspect error
• Release Regression Coverage: targeted namespace backend/state regression tests now lock this cold-start path so ccb -> ping -> kill blackbox lifecycle stays covered
• Contract Clarification: the startup supervision contract now explicitly defines project-socket no server running as a recreate signal rather than a fatal inspect failure

• Gemini Login Inheritance: managed Gemini homes now project login-auth selection and oauth_creds.json for oauth-personal reuse, and remove stale copied credentials when auth inheritance is disabled
• Shared Tmux Ready Budget: project-owned respawn-pane now uses the same tmux ready-retry budget as namespace create/reflow, reducing transient no server running failures during startup and supervision
• Background Startup Compatibility: background lifecycle startup keeps supervision compatibility while separating readiness-probe timeouts from operational RPC budgets
• Diagnostics Secret Redaction: diagnostic bundles now exclude Gemini oauth_creds.json alongside other provider credential artifacts

• WSL Compatibility Fixed: project runtime now avoids binding Unix sockets onto unsupported WSL mounted-drive filesystems and hardens installer staging plus tmux namespace readiness
• macOS Lifecycle Hardening: startup, restore, and project identity paths were tightened so macOS follows the same lifecycle authority model as Linux without intermittent startup drift
• Respawn Retry Boundary: transient tmux respawn fork, server-exit, and readiness failures are retried inside runtime supervision instead of leaking outward as false lifecycle failures
• Watch Reconnect Recovery: watch and ask wait can recover terminal results from persisted state after short daemon interruptions, while reconnect loops still honor timeout deadlines
• Cross-Platform CI Coverage: GitHub Actions now exercises macOS install smoke and WSL compatibility paths alongside the existing Linux matrix

• Keeper-Owned Lifecycle Authority: keeper now owns lifecycle progression through authoritative lifecycle.json, generation fencing, and namespace epoch tracking
• Mounted-State Read Fixes: ping ccbd and ping agent now report current mounted state from live authority instead of stale failure residue after recovery
• Shutdown Transaction Hardening: ccb kill and ccb kill -f now terminate non-terminal jobs during shutdown so restart cannot resurrect old executions via restore or auto-retry
• Real Blackbox Repro Closed: the real ask -> kill -f -> restart lifecycle repro now converges cleanly to project_shutdown without lingering active execution

• Agent Isolation Stability: Codex, Claude, and Gemini managed agents keep their session state under project-scoped .ccb/agents/<agent>/provider-state/...
• Restart Inheritance Safety: restarts restore only the matching managed agent history instead of adopting manual provider conversations from the same working directory
• Project Dotfile Protection: managed startup no longer rewrites project-level .claude, .gemini, or .codex provider dotfiles
• Kill Lifecycle Fix: interactive ccb no longer reports a false attach failure after ccb kill intentionally tears down the current project tmux session

• Agent Isolation Stability: Codex, Claude, and Gemini managed agents keep their session state under project-scoped .ccb/agents/<agent>/provider-state/...
• Restart Inheritance Safety: restarts restore only the matching managed agent history instead of adopting manual provider conversations from the same working directory
• Project Dotfile Protection: managed startup no longer rewrites project-level .claude, .gemini, or .codex provider dotfiles

• Backward-Compatible Release Assets: Linux release tarballs now include a compatibility alias so older 6.x updaters can still find the extracted installer path
• Old Clients Can Upgrade Again: existing v6.0.1 and v6.0.2 installs can now update to the latest stable release without needing a patched local updater first
• Modern Updater Still Clean: current runtime keeps the correct extracted-directory resolution and does not depend on the legacy alias

• Release Upgrade Fixed: ccb update now resolves the extracted release directory correctly instead of treating the .tar.gz asset name as a folder
• Installer Handoff Restored: self-update now finds install.sh inside extracted release assets and completes end to end
• Release Build Hygiene: Linux release packaging now ignores local .ccb-requests/ residue so official builds are reproducible

• Correct Caller Identity: ccb ask now preserves the real originating agent so replies return to the right mailbox instead of being attributed as user
• Stable Reply Routing: async replies for delegated jobs now land back in the expected mailbox chain, including cmd-anchored flows
• Mixed-Case Agent Recovery: config layout recovery no longer drifts when configured agent names use mixed case
• macOS Homebrew Warning: install.sh now warns clearly when Homebrew is missing before users try to install tmux and other dependencies

• Source Archive Cleanup: Removed accidentally tracked pytest temp artifacts so GitHub source archives are clean again
• Safer Tar Validation: Upgrade extraction now rejects unsafe symlink targets before unpacking
• Clearer Failure Mode: Unsafe archive extraction errors now point users toward release assets or clean source archives
• Regression Coverage: Added tests to block ephemeral repo artifacts from being tracked again

🚀 New Runtime Direction:

• Infinite Parallel Agent Foundation: CCB v6 is built as the runtime base for effectively unbounded agent-to-agent delegation and orchestration
• Independent Agent Identity: agents can carry different roles, task ownership, skill libraries, and personalities
• Focused User Command Surface: the public user workflow stays centered on ccb, ccb -s, ccb -n, ccb kill, and ccb kill -f

🧱 Project Rebuild Semantics:

• Config-Preserving Legacy Cleanup: On first ccb inside a pre-6 project, CCB preserves .ccb/ccb.config, removes the rest of the old .ccb runtime state, and rebuilds locally
• Runtime Marker: Modern projects now record .ccb/project-runtime.json so current runtime state is distinguished from legacy state
• Worktree Safety Guard: Dirty or unmerged CCB-managed worktrees still block destructive rebuilds until the user resolves them

🔄 Upgrade Policy:

• Linux/macOS/WSL: ccb update is available on Linux, macOS, and WSL for the 6.x line
• Release-Only Upgrades: Source tags are still published with each version, but ccb update for 6.x installs the GitHub release asset, not the source archive
• Stable Release Targeting: Default upgrades now resolve to the latest stable release instead of the moving main branch
• Major Upgrade Confirmation: Upgrading into 6.0.0 requires explicit confirmation before replacing the installed runtime

🤖 Provider Reliability:

• Gemini Multi-Round Stability: Gemini completion polling now waits through tool activity and no longer exits on the first stable planning sentence

🚀 User-Facing CLI Simplification:

• Narrowed Main Surface: Public startup flow is now ccb, ccb -s, ccb -n, ccb kill, and ccb kill -f
• Model Control Plane Still Available: ask, ping, pend, and watch remain for agent-to-agent orchestration without cluttering primary help

🧱 Workspace Semantics Made Explicit:

• Default Inplace Mode: Compact ccb.config entries now expand to workspace_mode='inplace'
• Opt-In Isolation: Use agent:provider(worktree) when an agent must run in its own git worktree
• Safe Agent Churn: Adding agents no longer disturbs existing worktrees; removing or renaming worktree agents retires clean branches and blocks on dirty or unmerged ones

🛠 Recovery & Reset Hardening:

• Config-Preserving Reset: ccb -n rebuilds project runtime state while keeping .ccb/ccb.config
• Stale Registration Cleanup: Start and reset now prune missing registered git worktrees before rematerialization
• Kill Warnings: ccb kill warns clearly when a worktree agent still has unmerged or dirty state

🤖 Gemini Completion Fix:

• No Early Stop on Planning Text: Gemini completion polling now tracks tool-call activity and waits for the real final reply instead of finishing on the first stable “I will ...” message

🔧 Gemini CLI 0.29.0 Support:

• Dual Hash Strategy: Session path discovery now supports both basename and SHA-256 formats
• Autostart: ccb-ping and ccb-mounted gain --autostart flag to launch offline provider daemons
• Cleanup Path: zombie-session cleanup is now handled by ccb kill -f

🔗 Async Communication Fixes:

• OpenCode Deadlock: Fixed session ID pinning that caused second async call to always fail
• Legacy Completion Compatibility: Legacy text-based providers still tolerate mismatched CCB_DONE lines in degraded mode
• req_id Regex: opencode_comm.py now matches both old hex and new timestamp-based formats
• Gemini Idle Timeout: Auto-detect reply completion when Gemini omits CCB_DONE marker (15s idle, configurable via CCB_GEMINI_IDLE_TIMEOUT)
• Gemini Prompt Hardening: Stronger instructions to reduce CCB_DONE omission rate

🛠 Other Fixes:

• lpend: Prefers fresh Claude session path when registry is stale

🔧 Async Turn-Stop Fix:

• Global Guardrail: Added mandatory Async Guardrail rule to claude-md-ccb.md — covers both /ask skill and direct Bash(ask ...) calls
• Marker Consistency: bin/ask now emits [CCB_ASYNC_SUBMITTED provider=xxx] matching all other provider scripts
• DRY Skills: Ask skill rules reference global guardrail with local fallback, single source of truth

This fix prevents Claude from polling/sleeping after submitting async tasks.

📂 Project-Local History:

• Local Storage: Auto context exports now save to ./.ccb/history/ per project
• Safe Scope: Auto transfer runs only for the current working directory
• Claude /continue: New skill to attach the latest history file via @

🧩 Legacy Compatibility:

• Auto Migration: .ccb_config is detected and upgraded to .ccb when possible
• Fallback Lookup: Legacy sessions still resolve cleanly during transition

These changes keep handoff artifacts scoped to the project and make upgrades smoother.

🔁 Session Switch Tracking:

• Old Session Fields: .claude-session now records old_claude_session_id / old_claude_session_path with old_updated_at
• Auto Context Export: Previous Claude session is automatically extracted to ./.ccb/history/claude-<timestamp>-<old_id>.md
• Cleaner Transfers: Noise filtering removes protocol markers and guardrails while keeping tool-only actions

These updates make session handoff more reliable and easier to audit.

🔧 Stability Improvements:

• Watchdog File Monitoring: Real-time session updates with efficient file watching
• Mandatory Caller Field: Improved request tracking and routing reliability
• Unified Execution Model: Simplified ask skill execution across all platforms
• Auto-Dependency Installation: Watchdog library installed automatically during setup
• Session Registry: Enhanced Claude adapter with automatic session monitoring

These improvements significantly enhance the reliability of cross-AI communication and reduce session binding failures.

This release introduced the old mail gateway path. That flow is now removed from the supported agent-first surface and remains legacy code only during cleanup.

🔧 Fixes & Improvements:

• tmux Claude ask: read replies from pane output with automatic pipe-pane logging for more reliable completion

See CHANGELOG.md for full details.

🔧 Fixes & Improvements:

• Claude Completion Hook: Unified askd now triggers completion hook for Claude
• askd Lifecycle: askd is bound to CCB lifecycle to avoid stale daemons
• Mounted Detection: ccb-mounted uses ping-based detection across all platforms
• State File Lookup: askd_client falls back to CCB_RUN_DIR for daemon state files

See CHANGELOG.md for full details.

🔧 Bug Fixes & Improvements:

• Unified Daemon: All providers now use unified askd daemon architecture
• Install/Uninstall: Fixed installation and uninstallation bugs
• Process Management: Fixed kill/termination issues

See CHANGELOG.md for full details.

🚀 Unified Commands - Replace provider-specific commands with agent-first workflows:

Supported providers: gemini, codex, opencode, droid, claude

🪟 Historical native Windows experiment:

• Earlier releases explored a native Windows split-pane path
• Background execution used PowerShell + DETACHED_PROCESS
• Large payload delivery used stdin-based handoff
• That backend has since been removed; future native Windows mux support is being redesigned around psmux

📦 New Skills:

• /ask <agent> <message> - Send work to a named agent
• /ping <agent|all> - Check mounted agent health
• /pend <agent|job_id> [N] - View latest agent reply

See CHANGELOG.md for full details.

• Zombie Cleanup: ccb kill -f now cleans up orphaned tmux sessions globally (sessions whose parent process has exited)
• Mounted Skill: Optimized to use pgrep for daemon detection (~4x faster), extracted to standalone ccb-mounted script
• Droid Skills: Added full skill set (cask/gask/lask/oask + ping/pend variants) to droid_skills/
• Install: Added install_droid_skills() to install Droid skills to ~/.droid/skills/

• Droid: Adds delegation tools (ccb_ask_* plus cask/gask/lask/oask aliases).
• Setup: New ccb droid setup-delegation command for MCP registration.
• Installer: Auto-registers Droid delegation when droid is detected (opt-out via env).

/all-plan <requirement>

/all-plan Design a caching layer for the API with Redis

• Claude Independence: No need to start Claude first; Codex can act as the primary CLI.
• Unified Control: Single entry point controls Claude/OpenCode/Gemini.
• Simplified Launch: Dropped ccb up; use ccb ... or the default ccb.config.
• Flexible Mounting: More flexible pane mounting and session binding.
• Default Config: Auto-create ccb.config when missing.
• Project askd Autostart: project askd and provider runtimes auto-start in the project tmux namespace when needed.
• Session Robustness: PID liveness checks prevent stale sessions.

• Full Refactor: Cleaner structure, better stability, and easier extension.
• Terminal Runtime Cleanup: The runtime moved toward a single tmux-oriented pane/control model instead of parallel terminal backends.
• Perfect tmux Experience: Stable layouts + pane titles/borders + session-scoped theming.
• Works in Any Terminal: If your terminal can run tmux, CCB can provide the full multi-model split experience.

• True Parallelism: Submit multiple tasks to Codex, Gemini, or OpenCode simultaneously.
• Cross-AI Orchestration: Claude and Codex can now drive OpenCode agents together.
• Bulletproof Stability: Daemons auto-start on first request and stop after idle.
• Chained Execution: Codex can delegate to OpenCode for multi-step workflows.
• Smart Interruption: Gemini tasks handle interruption safely.

git clone https://github.com/bfly123/claude_code_bridge.git
cd claude_code_bridge
./install.sh install

git clone https://github.com/bfly123/claude_code_bridge.git
cd claude_code_bridge
./install.sh install

Note: If commands not found after install, see macOS Troubleshooting.

Use this if your Claude/Codex/Gemini runs in WSL.

⚠️ WARNING: Do NOT install or run ccb as root/administrator. Switch to a normal user first (su - username or create one with adduser).

# Run inside WSL terminal (as normal user, NOT root)
git clone https://github.com/bfly123/claude_code_bridge.git
cd claude_code_bridge
./install.sh install

Use this if your Claude/Codex/Gemini runs natively on Windows.

Native Windows mux runtime is being redesigned around psmux. The stable split-pane path in this branch is still Linux/macOS/WSL + tmux.

git clone https://github.com/bfly123/claude_code_bridge.git
cd claude_code_bridge
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1 install

• The installer prefers pwsh.exe (PowerShell 7+) when available, otherwise powershell.exe.

Key Point: ccb and the underlying agent CLIs must run in the same environment. The most common issue is environment mismatch causing project startup or agent attach to fail.

Note: The installers also install OS-specific SKILL.md variants for Claude/Codex skills:

• Linux/macOS/WSL: bash heredoc templates (SKILL.md.bash)
• Native Windows: PowerShell here-string templates (SKILL.md.powershell)

1) Current backend status

• The active multi-pane runtime in this branch is tmux only.
• Stable split-pane usage today means Linux/macOS/WSL with tmux.
• Native Windows mux support is being redesigned around psmux; see docs/ccbd-windows-psmux-plan.md.

2) How to Identify Your Environment

Determine based on how you installed/run Claude Code/Codex:

• WSL Environment

  • You installed/run via WSL terminal (Ubuntu/Debian) using bash (e.g., curl ... | bash, apt, pip, npm)
  • Paths look like: /home/<user>/... and you may see /mnt/c/...
  • Verify: cat /proc/version | grep -i microsoft has output, or echo $WSL_DISTRO_NAME is non-empty

• Native Windows Environment

  • You installed/run via Windows Terminal / PowerShell / CMD (e.g., winget, PowerShell scripts)
  • Paths look like: C:\Users\<user>\...

3) Recommended path today

• If you want the stable split-pane/runtime supervision path, run ccb and all agent CLIs inside WSL, then use tmux.
• If your tools currently run natively on Windows, keep that environment consistent, but treat native split-pane orchestration as transitional until psmux lands.

4) Troubleshooting: ccb Not Starting Correctly

• Most common: Environment mismatch (ccb in WSL but codex in native Windows, or vice versa)
• tmux not available: Install tmux in the environment where you run ccb
• Terminal not refreshed: Restart the shell after installation so PATH changes are visible

Command Not Found After Installation

If ccb is not found after running ./install.sh install:

Cause: The install directory (~/.local/bin) is not in your PATH.

Solution:

# 1. Check if install directory exists
ls -la ~/.local/bin/

# 2. Check if PATH includes the directory
echo $PATH | tr ':' '\n' | grep local

# 3. Check shell config (macOS defaults to zsh)
cat ~/.zshrc | grep local

# 4. If not configured, add manually
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc

# 5. Reload config
source ~/.zshrc

tmux Shell Not Detecting Commands

If a shell started inside tmux cannot find ccb commands but a regular Terminal can:

• tmux may be starting a different shell init path
• Add PATH to ~/.zprofile as well:

echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zprofile

Then restart the tmux server completely:

tmux kill-server

Usage:

/all-plan <requirement>

Example:

/all-plan Design a caching layer for the API with Redis

How it works:

1. Requirement Refinement - Socratic questioning to uncover hidden needs
2. Parallel Independent Design - Each AI designs independently (no groupthink)
3. Comparative Analysis - Merge insights, detect anti-patterns
4. Iterative Refinement - Cross-AI review and critique
5. Final Output - Actionable implementation plan

Key features:

• Socratic Ladder: 7 structured questions for deep requirement mining
• Superpowers Lenses: Systematic alternative exploration (10x scale, remove dependency, invert flow)
• Anti-pattern Detection: Proactive risk identification across all designs

When to use:

• Complex features requiring diverse perspectives
• Architectural decisions with multiple valid approaches
• High-stakes implementations needing thorough validation

v5.0.6

• Zombie Cleanup: ccb kill -f cleans up orphaned tmux sessions globally
• Mounted Skill: Optimized with pgrep, extracted to ccb-mounted script
• Droid Skills: Full skill set added to droid_skills/

v5.0.5

• Droid: Add delegation tools (ccb_ask_* and cask/gask/lask/oask) plus ccb droid setup-delegation for MCP install

v5.0.4

• OpenCode: 修复 -r 恢复在多项目切换后失效的问题

v5.0.3

• Daemons: 全新的稳定守护进程设计

v5.0.1

• Skills: New /all-plan with Superpowers brainstorming + availability gating; Codex lping/lpend added; gask keeps brief summaries with CCB_DONE.
• Status Bar: Role label now reads role name from .autoflow/roles.json (supports _meta.name) and caches per path.
• Installer: Copy skill subdirectories (e.g., references/) for Claude/Codex installs.
• CLI: Added ccb uninstall / ccb reinstall with Claude config cleanup.
• Routing: Tighter project/session resolution (prefer .ccb anchor; avoid cross-project Claude session mismatches).

v5.0.0

• Claude Independence: No need to start Claude first; Codex (or any agent) can be the primary CLI
• Unified Control: Single entry point controls Claude/OpenCode/Gemini equally
• Simplified Launch: Removed ccb up; default ccb.config is auto-created when missing
• Flexible Mounting: More flexible pane mounting and session binding
• Project askd Autostart: project askd and provider runtimes auto-start in the project tmux namespace when needed
• Session Robustness: PID liveness checks prevent stale sessions

v4.1.3

• Codex Config: Automatically migrate deprecated sandbox_mode = "full-auto" to "danger-full-access" to fix Codex startup
• Stability: Fixed race conditions where fast-exiting commands could close panes before remain-on-exit was set
• Tmux: More robust pane detection (prefer stable $TMUX_PANE env var) and better fallback when split targets disappear

v4.1.2

• Performance: Added caching for tmux status bar (git branch & ccb status) to reduce system load
• Strict Tmux: Explicitly require tmux for auto-launch; removed error-prone auto-attach logic
• CLI: Added --print-version flag for fast version checks

v4.1.1

• CLI Fix: Improved flag preservation (e.g., -a) when relaunching ccb in tmux
• UX: Better error messages when running in non-interactive sessions
• Install: Force update skills to ensure latest versions are applied

v4.1.0

• Async Guardrail: cask/gask/oask prints a post-submit guardrail reminder for Claude
• Sync Mode: add --sync to suppress guardrail prompts for Codex callers
• Codex Skills: update oask/gask skills to wait silently with --sync

v4.0.9

• Project_ID Simplification: ccb_project_id uses current-directory .ccb/ anchor (no ancestor traversal, no git dependency)
• Codex Skills Stability: Codex oask/gask skills default to waiting (--timeout -1) to avoid sending the next task too early

v4.0.8

• Codex Log Binding Refresh: the Codex runtime now periodically refreshes .codex-session log paths by parsing start_cmd and scanning latest logs
• Tmux Clipboard Enhancement: Added xsel support and update-environment for better clipboard integration across GUI/remote sessions

v4.0.7

• Tmux Status Bar Redesign: Dual-line status bar with modern dot indicators (●/○), git branch, and CCB version display
• Session Freshness: Always scan logs for latest session instead of using cached session file
• Simplified Auto Mode (Historical): auto-permission behavior was consolidated into the current primary start flow

v4.0.6

• Session Overrides: cping/gping/oping/cpend/opend support --session-file / CCB_SESSION_FILE to bypass wrong cwd

v4.0.5

• Gemini Reliability: Retry reading Gemini session JSON to avoid transient partial-write failures
• Claude Code Reliability: gpend supports --session-file / CCB_SESSION_FILE to bypass wrong cwd

v4.0.4

• Fix: Auto-repair duplicate [projects.\"...\"] entries in ~/.codex/config.toml before starting Codex

v4.0.3

• Project Cleanliness: Store session files under .ccb/ (fallback to legacy root dotfiles)
• Claude Code Reliability: cask/gask/oask support --session-file / CCB_SESSION_FILE to bypass wrong cwd
• Codex Config Safety: Write auto-approval settings into a CCB-marked block to avoid config conflicts

v4.0.2

• Clipboard Paste: Cross-platform support (xclip/wl-paste/pbpaste) in tmux config
• Install UX: Auto-reload tmux config after installation
• Stability: Default TMUX_ENTER_DELAY set to 0.5s for better reliability

v4.0.1

• Tokyo Night Theme: Switch tmux status bar and pane borders to Tokyo Night color palette

v4.0

• Full Refactor: Rebuilt from the ground up with a cleaner architecture
• Perfect tmux Support: First-class splits, pane labels, borders and statusline
• Works in Any Terminal: Recommended to run everything in tmux (except native Windows)

v3.0.0

• Smart Runtime Queue: project askd with 60s idle timeout and provider queue support
• Cross-AI Collaboration: Support multiple agents (Claude/Codex) calling one agent (OpenCode) simultaneously
• Interruption Detection: Gemini now supports intelligent interruption handling
• Chained Execution: Codex can call oask to drive OpenCode
• Stability: Robust queue management and lock files

v2.3.9

• Fix oask session tracking bug - follow new session when OpenCode creates one

v2.3.8

• Plan mode enabled for autoflow projects regardless of -a flag

v2.3.7

• Per-directory lock: different working directories can run cask/gask/oask independently

v2.3.6

• Add non-blocking lock for cask/gask/oask to prevent concurrent requests
• Unify oask with cask/gask logic (use _wait_for_complete_reply)

v2.3.5

• Fix plan mode conflict with auto mode (--dangerously-skip-permissions)
• Fix oask returning stale reply when OpenCode still processing

v2.3.4

• Auto-enable plan mode when autoflow is installed

v2.3.3

• Simplify cping.md to match oping/gping style (~65% token reduction)

v2.3.2

• Optimize skill files: extract common patterns to docs/async-ask-pattern.md (~60% token reduction)

v2.3.1

• Fix race condition in gask/cask: pre-check for existing messages before wait loop