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Pi extension for async subagent delegation with truncation, artifacts, and session sharing
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Pi extension for async subagent delegation with truncation, artifacts, and session sharing
The week focused on stability across session reloads and parent-child communication in the agent framework. Key fixes addressed keeping sessions alive until results propagate, preserving state during lock contention, and serializing updates across concurrent sessions—particularly around completion…
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fix: release Herdr bridge frames after the session adopts the transport (#2710)
perf: keep Fleet's rendered transcript across periodic refreshes (#2709)
perf: format only the latest streamed tool calls in foreground progress (#2708)
fix: stop marking the Herdr pane blocked when a child needs its parent (#2703)
fix: make doctor count the same async capacity pool as launch admission (#2700)
fix: tell the user to restart Pi when an update leaves old modules loaded (#2697)
fix: report the tool timeout that ended a child, not the run deadline (#2694)
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