codeg 0.30.1 பதிவிறக்கம்

Fork a conversation at any reply, not just at the end — and Codex can fork at all now.
Claude's background work now shows up as a live strip you can watch, read, and stop.
New
- "Fork from here" on any finished reply — the new session keeps everything through that reply, the original is untouched, live or reopened alike.
- Codex sessions can be forked (codex-acp 1.8.0), and a fork opens with the full history it inherited.
- Claude's background tasks get a live strip at the top of the conversation — last tool, token cost, a Stop button, and an Output link that opens the log in a file tab, in the browser too.
- Background work codeg couldn't follow now settles itself: workflow and monitor tasks show up, finished ones leave the strip, and running ones keep their agent from being shut down as idle.
Improved
- Updated bundled agents: Cline 3.0.61, OpenCode 1.18.26, Kimi Code 0.40.1, Qoder 1.1.41, Cursor 2026.08.31.
- Claude Code's approval buttons now say what you're granting and for how long — this session versus always in this project (claude-agent-acp 0.73.0).
- Claude Code's session title now comes straight from the agent, so the sidebar renames the moment it's named instead of at the end of the turn.
Fixed
- A Codex Plan-mode plan shows once, as a card — no longer lost on reopen, no invented "Implement the approved plan." message, no duplicate while watching live.
- A reply that merely mentions <proposed_plan> is no longer cut off and swallowed into a "Proposed plan" card, whichever agent wrote it.
- One stretch of Codex thinking reopens as one thinking card, not a column of up to 28.
- An expanded canvas card comes back intact from another page — full transcript, still live if its agent is working, and no longer reclaimed a minute later.
- A new canvas card keeps the first message you send it, and you can now place the cursor and select text inside it.
- A delegated sub-task's working directory no longer turns into a sidebar project, reopening folders you'd closed and reshuffling their order.