Changelog

0.6.1

• Add explicit desktop wake opt-in: open an unloaded Codex destination using its native app link, verify its receiver, then deliver peer tool output. The app may select that chat.
• Keep discovery read-only and preserve message provenance, exact destination IDs and no automatic replay after uncertainty. No new background service or terminal takeover.
• Allow unique unloaded names when desktop wake is enabled; refuse eligible duplicate names.
• Let normal desktop discovery finish before treating its missing-owner response as a timeout.

0.6.0 — first public release candidate

• Introduce agentpeers: local Codex terminal ↔ Claude Code terminal discovery, scoped messages, correlated replies and explicit read receipts.
• Connect Codex terminal or desktop sessions with Claude Code terminal sessions; document the tested versions and distinguish a running app from a compatible receiving chat.
• Support exact session names, deliberate named replacements, pinned session IDs, safe file/stdin input, response expectations and one blocking question from an explicitly assigned worker.
• Preserve uncertain delivery outcomes without automatic replay. Expose saved mailbox replies and sender return-route warnings.
• Package native plugins and guided setup for both clients with Python 3.10+ and no third-party Python runtime dependencies.
• Retain existing external message stores and environment settings when upgrading from Peerbridge.

Cross-machine transport and automatic wake-up of closed/unloaded chats are outside this release.