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Upgrade Claude Ask to 0.2.0 - #1

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Upgrade Claude Ask to 0.2.0#1
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Summary

  • add configurable effort, job names, and per-job budget ceilings
  • add resumable ask_followup sessions and recent-job discovery with list_jobs
  • improve progress telemetry and structured, bounded diagnostics
  • make restart recovery boot-aware and cancel the full Claude process tree
  • preserve full-access workspace agents, including shell, writes, network, hooks, skills, plugins, and MCP servers
  • update marketplace documentation, skill, manifest, and package metadata to 0.2.0

Why

The previous release forced expensive reasoning, could not resume or rediscover jobs, exposed weak failure diagnostics, and had confirmed lifecycle races: a startup state could be misclassified and cancellation could leave descendants alive.

Impact

Advisory jobs remain no-tools safe mode. Workspace jobs retain their existing full permissions. Existing ask, ask_status, and cancel_ask callers remain compatible, while the new controls and tools improve cost, recovery, and usability.

Validation

  • npm test
  • npm run check
  • JSON manifest validation
  • git diff --check
  • live Sonnet 5 smoke: advisory response, full-access workspace write, and resume/fork follow-up memory
  • two independent Sonnet code-review passes, including mutation testing of default effort

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AbsoluteMode marked this pull request as ready for review July 24, 2026 05:24
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AbsoluteMode merged commit bdfd89e into main Jul 24, 2026
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AbsoluteMode deleted the agent/claude-ask-0.2.0 branch July 24, 2026 05:25
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