Rule benefits — set or clear a rule's benefits from its details, a review card, or an uncategorised list row before deciding whether to activate it.
Sessions overview — the List opens as a flat table, with model and Rulebook activity columns and a summary of sessions and models above it. Organizations with work classification enabled also see each session's task types and a token split by task type.
Agent sessions — the capture API accepts subagent runs as separate conversations linked to their parent session. Compatible capture clients can include their work in totals without counting each agent as another session.
Improvements6
Rulebook — benefits lead the rule table, repositories have their own column, and shared header figures show active rules, proposals awaiting review, recent fires, and sessions kept on track across the tabs.
Token totals — headline usage consistently excludes cached reads across Home, Sessions, and summaries.
Session lanes — Home and Sessions put the most recently active work first, making current activity easier to find.
Dashboard loading — Home requests only the summary sections it needs and reuses recent results. Rulebook Summary loads grouped chart series together, reducing repeated reads.
Installation guides — onboarding and setup pages lead with the shared installer, with manual instructions available as a fallback.
Breaking: MCP and Studio chat — the legacy add_memory tool has been removed. Save durable notes with save_to_agent_brain; conversation capture continues through import_conversation.
Fixes3
Home Investment — lanes and Investment use the same time window and in-window token figures, including the trailing seven-day view.
Rulebook — rules that have never fired no longer display a misleading last-fire time. The review tab keeps Activate all beside the tab controls.
Sessions — switching organizations or filters no longer shows old figures as current while the new overview loads, and hour filters avoid showing unrelated aggregate totals.
Security1
Session privacy — organization admins can opt into author-only session content through the organization settings API. When enabled, administrators cannot open teammates' transcripts or other session content; aggregate reporting remains available. The setting is off by default.