Agent Of Empires Daily: Resume Honesty and Terminal Agent Switching

A merged fix stops rate-limit auto-resumes from duplicating user messages, with a linked proposal to repair stuck Monitor badges after worker restarts. A terminal agent switch feature and per-project overrides round out work focused on session continuity.

Duration: PT2M28S

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This episode is a short developer briefing from Agent Of Empires Daily.

It explains recent repository work in plain language.

  • Show: Agent Of Empires Daily
  • Published: 2026-09-20T20:00:29Z
  • Audio duration: PT2M28S

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Good morning, it's September 20th, 2026.

The throughline today is continuity — keeping sessions truthful across restarts, resumes, and agent changes.

First, resume honesty. Merged in PR 4041, a rate-limit auto-resume was redelivering the interrupted prompt to a fresh worker, and the transcript rendered it as if you had typed your message a second time. The fix marks that daemon-queued continuation as synthesized from pending-turn state through to the transcript…

Second, portable agent switching. PR 4042 extends the existing structured agent switch to terminal and tmux sessions. It preserves session and worktree identity, parks tool-native session IDs, and captures a bounded, sanitized terminal tail for context handoff, with new command-line, interface, and web composer…

Separately, PR 4040 adds extensible per-project overrides for the worktree default and smart session rename, overriding global defaults with a generic registry mechanism meant to make future settings easy to add.

What's next: watch review on the Monitor badge fix and the terminal switch endpoint for A P I behavior changes, and note the migration in 4041 on upgrade.

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