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This week focused on reliability improvements, particularly around keeping the server and agent sessions alive during edge cases like thread spawn failures, suspension, and network hiccups. The team also shipped performance optimizations for Windows—removing a dedicated PTY input thread and reducing…
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chore(deps): bump the cargo-dependencies group across 1 directory with 3 updates (#4955)
fix: keep agent sessions while the agent is suspended or backgrounded (#4964)
fix: detect agy dialogs and mid-turn work, treat background work as idle for agy and grok (#4959)
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