Capture Cursor Sessions with Checkpoints

Entire CLI’s latest update expands its semantic reasoning and Git-based agent-context tracking system, called Checkpoints, to Cursor and OpenCode, allowing users to capture session logs and connect agent intent to repository activity, though Cursor currently lacks rewind and resume features. Performance and reliability improvements include faster checkpoint creation through caching and optimized Git work-tree operations, improved handling of squash merges, fixes for concurrent-session and stale-session issues, more efficient metadata branch updates, and better fresh-clone support. The release also adds a searchable repository selector and public repository access to the web viewer, an “Always” option for linking commits to checkpoints, scoped hooks and logs for enabled repositories, more accurate secret redaction, Unicode-safe text truncation, cleaner session metadata, and Nix package availability. The project is deprecating its auto-commit command in favor of having agents perform commits directly and plans to continue integrating with a broader range of agent tools.

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