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v0.8.47 tracker: continuity layer #1881

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Release theme

v0.8.47 should make long work coherent across time and surfaces. The agent should maintain a small, observable orientation layer, and external clients should attach to the same state/evidence contract instead of inventing parallel worlds.

This is the continuity-layer release.

Product thesis

Long tasks need memory, but memory without provenance becomes superstition. Cross-surface work needs protocol, but protocol without shared state becomes drift. Continuity means source-linked memory plus one auditable contract.

In scope

  • A bounded orientation cache for project/session facts with source, timestamp, confidence, and invalidation.
  • Context-map views that show which facts are guiding the agent.
  • Session continuity improvements for non-interactive and resumed flows.
  • ACP/app-server/serve protocol alignment around turns, tool calls, response deltas, cancellation, task state, evidence, and output handles.
  • Attach/handoff flows that let IDEs, local dashboards, Feishu/Lark, and HTTP clients observe or continue work safely.
  • Auth, permission, and workspace trust boundaries made explicit for every external surface.

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Review lenses

  • Security/sandbox reviewer: does memory and cross-surface handoff preserve trust boundaries and resist prompt injection?
  • Expert agent operator: does continuity make delegation and resume better, or does it create stale context that is harder to challenge?
  • Systems/tooling builder with taste: is the protocol contract small, stable, and shared instead of duplicated per surface?
  • Open-source maintainer: can protocol and memory changes be reviewed, documented, and debugged by contributors?

Acceptance criteria

  • Orientation entries are bounded, inspectable, and source-linked.
  • Users can see why an entry is still present and when it was last refreshed.
  • Stale or contradicted facts have an update/eviction path.
  • One documented protocol shape covers state, evidence, output deltas, cancellation, and recovery for at least one external surface.
  • Permission/workspace trust behavior is explicit and tested for the chosen surface.

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