0.13.0 makes shared sessions tell the whole story. Exports now carry subagent transcripts alongside the main thread, so a share shows the dispatched work and not just the orchestrating conversation. Claude sessions are also priced on the way out, putting a cost figure on what the share contains.
The release also hardens re-ingest: agent events are now cleared by primary id, so SurrealDB index drift can no longer crash a re-ingest run.
Highlights
- Shared sessions export subagent transcripts, not just the top-level thread.
- Claude sessions get pricing in exports.
- Re-ingest no longer crashes when an index has drifted from the underlying rows.
Why it matters
A share that drops the subagents is an incomplete record of how the work happened. Including them - with cost attached - makes shared sessions a faithful artifact, and the ingest fix keeps the graph rebuildable without manual repair.