What
When one session of a conversation takes over the automatic replies to Artifact comments, the session that gave them up now says so, says when they come back, and says when they come back already stopped by the other session. Headless runs get this as log lines fed to the model, interactive runs get the same events as on-screen notices, and the wording distinguishes a handover from the two outcomes that already existed.
Details
- Applies when a second session of the same conversation claims the automatic replies to Artifact comments, and again when that claim is released back.
- In headless mode the events are written to the log and given to the model, starting with
[headless] yielded Artifact comment replies for. - Interactive sessions carry the same three events as notices in the terminal rather than log lines.
- A resume message can now report
that another session of this conversation took over, alongside the existing cases of the replies being swept up and the watching task being killed. - The comment-monitor notice states that monitors stay off after you switch conversations until the Artifact is published again.
Evidence
[headless] yielded Artifact comment replies for , that another session of this conversation took over
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.