Patch release: resume work from Codex and Cursor sessions (alongside Claude), clearer multiline queue send-now behavior, and more precise headless --tools semantics.
Changelog
[new]Resume Codex sessions — bundled resume-codex skill continues work from a recent Codex session when you switch over, say “continue from Codex” / “resume my Codex session”, or name a session by description, path, or id.
[new]Resume Cursor sessions — bundled resume-cursor skill does the same for Cursor sessions.
[changed]Shared resume flow for Claude — resume-claude now uses the shared resume-session core (same optional session reference: free text, path, or native id) so Claude/Codex/Cursor resume behave consistently.
[changed]Multiline + queued follow-ups — in /multiline mode, bare Enter on an empty composer mid-turn still force-sends the top queued follow-up (send now), matching normal mode; Shift+Enter / Alt+Enter still send a composed multiline message.
[changed]Headless --tools — allowlisting no longer drops always-on MCP meta-tools (deny them explicitly if needed). Stock agent profiles still inject their enabled optional tools before the allowlist; curated profiles stay strict. When both are set, --disallowed-tools wins.
Under the hood
Shared resume-session helper (core instructions + session reader) backs the Claude/Codex/Cursor resume skills so session lookup and continuation stay in one place.
Session signals telemetry now includes a toolsUsed field for better insight into which tools ran in a session.
Bundled skills manifest refreshed for the new resume skills and shared resume-session assets.
Upgrade notes
If you rely on headless --tools for a tight allowlist, re-check that MCP meta-tools are still present unless listed under --disallowed-tools, and that stock profiles may inject optional tools before the allowlist is applied.