Rulebook — Needs review, Rules, and Summary views make it easier to review proposals and manage the rules your agents follow. Rule details and a session's Rules tab bring the evidence into the same view.
Rulebook scope — see whether a rule applies to the organization, a workspace, or one person, and group rules by scope before activating a proposal.
Rule categories — rules can carry several categories, with filters for Security, Reliability, Token efficiency, Code quality, Consistency, and Agent conduct.
Home Investment — organizations with work classification enabled can see how token usage splits across new features, bugs and incidents, maintenance, and exploration, alongside the share not classified yet.
Brains — name topics when saving artifacts and browse topic-based overviews. Repository specs and existing artifacts can be organized into the same topic vocabulary.
Improvements5
Rulebook history — filter fires to Blocking or Advising. Each entry reflects how the rule behaved when it fired, even if its mode has since changed.
Sessions — date windows use the time of the captured turns when available, so uploading an old transcript today no longer makes it look like today's work.
Session contents — tool, file, and subagent inventories refresh as captures arrive. Rulebook notices appear in the transcript without duplicating the matching fire chips.
Brain overviews — summaries name source documents instead of displaying internal identifiers. Mirrored repository specs show meaningful summaries, and automated spec fixes preserve their frontmatter.
Coding plugins — update to the latest MemHub plugin for local Rulebook matching. The old server-side directive recall path has been retired.
Fixes5
Artifacts — changes in title capitalization or punctuation now update the existing artifact instead of creating a duplicate. Explicit version requests stay attached to the selected artifact.
Rulebook — duplicate detection handles concurrent proposals and repeated revisions without creating twins or incorrectly rejecting a rule as its own duplicate.
Rulebook — unsupported path restrictions on prompt rules are rejected when authored, instead of breaking rule lists later.
Home — Weekly lanes use the same trailing seven-day window as Sessions. Investment's pending share counts only unclassified tokens.
Sessions — the Subagents count recognizes current Claude Code Agent runs.
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Rule origins — a source session's private title and platform are visible only to the person who filed the rule.
Rulebook permissions — moving a rule to a different context requires permission to edit it.