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Notas de la versión
Claude Code and Codex move up together this time, and codeg takes up the two things both of them just learned to say: a notice now pops up as a toast instead of being written into the reply, and a context compaction shows how it really ended — and what it kept.
Underneath, codeg now talks to every agent through the official Agent Client Protocol 2.2 runtime. Server deployments can reach dev servers by hostname instead of a port range guessed in advance, and the web version gets the browser settings that still apply to it.
New
- A context compaction can show the summary it kept — when a live Claude Code or Codex session compacts, the divider gains a "Summary" toggle that opens what the model retained of the dropped history, streaming in as it is written. (#809, #814, @xintaofei)
- Server deployments can reach dev servers by hostname instead of by port — set CODEG_BRIDGE_HOST_PATTERN to auto or a template like {port}.preview.example.com, and 3000.codeg.example.com reaches port 3000 through the port codeg already listens on, with no port range to publish in advance. (#788 reported by @kekxv, #801, @xintaofei)
Improved
- Updated bundled agents: Claude Code ACP 0.81.0 (Claude Code 2.1.280), Codex ACP 1.13.0 (Codex CLI 0.155.1, which retires gpt-5.2 and gpt-5.4-mini). (#806, @xintaofei)
- Claude Code and Codex notices pop up as a toast instead of a bold line in the reply — a model fallback, a hook that blocked your prompt, a config or deprecation warning; warnings and errors also stay on the session banner. (#809, @xintaofei)
- Codex commands stream their output into the card as they run, instead of sitting on a [Terminal: …] placeholder and filling in all at once when the command ends. (#806, @xintaofei)
- Settings → Browser in the web version now holds the settings that still apply there — Local servers, Site rules and the Terminal link menu — so the notice for a server started in a terminal can finally be turned off or made to open a tab. (#788 reported by @kekxv, #798, @xintaofei)
- Writing to an agent's JSON config no longer re-sorts it — saving an MCP server, for one, leaves the rest of the file in the order you wrote it, and tool parameters likewise read in the order the agent sent them. (#814, @xintaofei)
- codeg now talks to every agent through the official Agent Client Protocol 2.2 runtime, where one message codeg fails to handle no longer drops the whole connection. (#814, @xintaofei)
Fixed
- A compaction divider says how the compaction really ended — a failed one gives its reason, an interrupted or cancelled one stops spinning, and two Codex compactions in one turn each get a divider of their own. (#806, #809, @xintaofei)
- Claude Code sub-agent cards in your history open on the sub-agent's report, not on the provenance boilerplate Claude Code 2.1.277 and later put in front of it. (#806, @xintaofei)
- The first turn after resuming a Claude Code session no longer counts the whole earlier session's tokens, so the Token Usage dashboard's per-model rows stop jumping after a resume. (#806, @xintaofei)
- Codex sub-agents no longer outlive a failed or interrupted turn — Codex 1.13.0 now closes every sub-agent the turn started, so their cards stop hanging on "running". (#806, @xintaofei)
Thanks to @kekxv for the feedback.
