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suhaib-ghl/saha-agent

v0.2.0

Inspect and operate Saha's local event-driven work runtime with portable skills and a read-only MCP server.

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Changelog

0.2.0 — 2026-11-02

First portable source release under the MIT license.

Added

  • Installable Python package and saha, saha-mcp, saha-session-status commands.
  • Per-user configuration/state defaults, environment overrides and first-run demo.
  • Generic macOS launchd and Linux systemd user-service generation.
  • Standalone ClickUp token-file configuration and explicit integration validation.
  • Installation, configuration, architecture, security, troubleshooting, migration and contribution documentation; macOS/Linux CI and clean install checks.
  • Source-allowlisted exports and a clean public Git history without pilot data.
  • Live Codex app-server tool approvals, bound to the active execution and delivered through the owner dashboard.

Fixed

  • Loopback startup no longer depends on reverse DNS; local CLI credentials are never routed through environment HTTP proxies.

  • Task continuation no longer exhausts attempts accumulated before an owner answer.

  • Tool approval no longer masquerades as a model question that restarts a worker.

  • Stale leases cannot commit success or permanently block unrelated queued jobs.

  • Source context entry point and packaged UI/defaults work after a wheel installation.

Changed

  • Removed author-specific workspace, sender, repository and assignment defaults.
  • External integrations start disabled; no private credential store is scanned by default.
  • Private pilot reports, screenshots and account configuration are excluded from distributable source. Original local records remain outside the public repository.

Limitations

  • Native Computer Use verified only on a compatible macOS host; new sessions may require approval. Browser and always-on availability are not guaranteed.
  • GitHub/ClickUp use 30-second API polling; Slack Socket Mode supports push events.
  • No production deployment, outbound messages, automatic ticket closure or universal provider/OS support. See README and VERIFICATION for the tested boundaries.

0.1.0 — private pilot

Initial durable queue, owner dashboard, isolated Codex/Claude workers, bounded team review, source context, read-only MCP and optional Slack intake. Personal pilot history is intentionally not part of the public repository.