v0.3.6

[0.3.6] - 2025-10-17

Fixed

• Installer PATH Warnings: Removed obsolete Windows PATH checking (#66)
  • Installers no longer output confusing messages about sessions command not being on PATH
  • Reflects new architecture where sessions command is project-local by design
  • Thanks to @Schadenfreund for reporting

stability/bug fixes

[0.3.5] - 2025-10-16

Fixed

• Nx Monorepo Compatibility: Fixed nx throwing error about missing package name (#62)

  • JavaScript installer now creates sessions/package.json with "name" field set to "sessions-api"
  • Resolves "ProjectsWithNoNameError" when running nx commands
  • Thanks to @taybin for reporting

• Statusline Task Counter: Fixed task counter showing 1 when no tasks exist (#61)

  • Python and JavaScript statuslines now exclude indexes/ directory from task count
  • Only actual task files and task directories are counted
  • Thanks to @bhayden53 for reporting

• Package Version Tracking: Fixed sessions-state.json being initialized with "unknown" version

  • Python: Added _get_package_version() helper as default factory for SessionsState.version field
  • JavaScript: Added _getPackageVersion() helper called during SessionsState construction
  • New installations now correctly store installed package version in state file

• Missing Function Exports: Fixed JavaScript shared_state.js missing exports (#63)

  • Added isSubtask and isParentTask to module.exports
  • Resolves "isSubtask is not a function" error during task completion protocol
  • Thanks to @harshmoorjani for reporting

v0.3.4

[0.3.4] - 2025-10-15

Added

• rough windows support for new sessions API entrypoint

v0.3.3

[0.3.3] - 2025-10-15

Fixed

• ESM Project Compatibility: JavaScript installer now creates sessions/package.json with {"type": "commonjs"} to ensure installed hooks, API, and statusline scripts can use require() syntax even in projects with "type": "module"

• Sessions Command Installation: Removed unreliable global bin entries and implemented project-local wrapper approach

  • Created OS-specific wrapper scripts (sessions for Unix, sessions.bat for Windows)
  • Installers copy language-specific wrappers to sessions/bin/
  • All hooks detect OS at runtime and output correct command syntax
  • Slash command uses project-local wrapper instead of global bin
  • Works reliably across all environments without requiring npm install -g

v0.3.2

[0.3.2] - 2025-10-14

Fixed

• Python 3.9 installer hotfix

v0.3.1

[0.3.1] - 2025-10-14

Fixed

• teehee lil python string escaping bug issoke

v0.3.0

[0.3.0] - 2025-10-14

Major Changes

• JavaScript Support: cc-sessions now available as both Python and Node.js packages with identical features. Choose your preferred language during installation.

• Unified Sessions API: All commands now accessed through single sessions command with three subsystems:

  • sessions state - View and manage session state
  • sessions config - Customize behavior, triggers, and preferences
  • sessions tasks - Task management and filtering

• Natural Language Protocol Activation: Trigger phrases now activate full workflow protocols

  • Task creation: "mek:" or "mekdis"
  • Task startup: "start^:" with @task-file
  • Task completion: "finito"
  • Context compaction: "squish" or "lets compact"
  • All phrases customizable through configuration

• Todo Validation System: Approved todo lists are now locked and tracked

  • Prevents Claude from modifying approved todos during implementation
  • Validates todos match original approval before execution
  • Returns to discussion mode if Claude attempts to change the plan

• Directory Tasks: Create multi-phase projects with subtasks that share a feature branch

• Kickstart Tutorial: Interactive onboarding teaches you cc-sessions by using it

  • Full mode: 15-30 minutes covering all features with agent customization
  • Subagents-only mode: 5 minutes focused on agent customization

Added

• CI Environment Detection: Hooks automatically bypass DAIC in GitHub Actions and other CI environments
  • Thanks to @oppianmatt ([email protected]) for implementation guidance (#14)
• Nerd Fonts & Git Info: Enhanced statusline with icons and git branch tracking (↑N ahead, ↓N behind)
  • Configured during installation, toggle later with sessions config features toggle use_nerd_fonts
  • Thanks to @dnviti ([email protected]) for the ideas (#21)
• Safe Uninstaller: Run sessions uninstall for interactive removal with automatic backups
  • Thanks to @gabelul for the concept (#45)
• Task Indexes: Filter tasks by service area with sessions tasks idx
• Feature Toggles: Enable/disable behaviors at runtime
  • sessions config features show - View all options
  • sessions config features toggle <key> - Toggle setting
• Custom Bash Patterns: Define project-specific read/write commands
  • sessions config read|write list - Manage patterns
• Tool Blocking Control: Add or remove blocked tools at runtime
  • sessions config tools block|unblock <tool>

Changed

• Interactive Installer: Now configures all preferences during installation (developer name, trigger phrases, git workflow, feature toggles)
• Slash Commands: /add-trigger and similar commands replaced by /sessions with subsystem routing
• Enhanced Command Detection: 70+ read-only bash commands now recognized, better pipeline and redirection handling
• README: Rewritten for clarity with installation badges and concise feature descriptions
• CLAUDE.md: Expanded with complete architecture and integration documentation

Removed

• Auto-Update Installation: Removed broken auto-update system (notifications still work, manual updates required)
• Legacy Commands: Individual slash commands consolidated into /sessions

Breaking Changes

• State and config files moved to sessions/ directory
• Slash command syntax changed: /add-trigger → /sessions config phrases add
• Old state files from v0.2.x not preserved during upgrade

Upgrading from v0.2.x

1. Run installer - it creates backups, guides you through configuration, and offers kickstart tutorial
2. Task files preserved automatically
3. Kickstart tutorial (optional) walks you through agent customization