# ConnectOnion 1.9.2b11 (beta)

## Install this preview

Stable remains 1.9.1. Install this opt-in beta by exact pin:

```bash
python -m pip install --upgrade 'connectonion==1.9.2b11'
```

## A handoff that keeps what you said

A `co handoff` is now one message, built the way a compaction is: every
message you typed in the session, word for word, the AI's replies in summary,
and where the code is. Tool output and the raw session stay on your machine;
if the other side needs more, they ask, and the question comes back to you.

- **The whole session, across every compaction.** Codex and Claude Code keep
  the full history on disk, so the handoff reads all of it instead of the last
  forty turns and a clipped summary. Messages typed while the agent was
  mid-turn are kept, and so is a Codex `/goal`, which an earlier filter threw
  away as injected text.
- **The summary on top keeps your words.** The task's first line is what you
  said you were handing off. A review stays a review instead of being turned
  into a fix, later decisions override earlier ones, and permissions you gave
  your own AI are not passed on. Decided and Rejected lists are back.
- **Where the code is.** Repository, branch and the commit the session was on
  at the time, whether it is pushed, and a note when it is not. Issues and PRs
  the session mentions arrive with their titles, not bare numbers.
- **Private details are flagged.** The preview lists home paths, email
  addresses, phone numbers and IP addresses. `--since N` starts at message N
  when a session covered other work first, and a message over 30,000
  characters says so.
- **Wait in the background.** `co handoff status <id> --wait` returns when the
  other side accepts, asks or answers. The paste-in block uses it, so the
  install floor is now 1.9.2b11.
- **Faster on long sessions.** The AI's replies are summarised in parallel
  pieces: a session that took 241 seconds now takes 110.

## Also in this preview

- **Live REM starts its own Host** (#2308): `co rem open --live` reuses a
  running `co ai`, or starts one, and waits until it is ready, instead of
  telling you to run `co ai` yourself.

## Tested on real sessions

Fourteen real compacted sessions were handed off with 1.9.2b10 and with this
release, and 131 facts in them were checked one by one. 1.9.2b10 kept 60
percent of them; 1.9.2b11 kept 130. In a second test, sessions were cut back to
before the work was done and handed to a fresh Codex on another machine. One
release-CI failure was fixed correctly from the handoff alone in 144 seconds
(662 with 1.9.2b10). A second task reached the right issue but only part of the
real fix: the missing requirement had appeared only in the original AI's tool
calls, which a handoff does not send.

A handoff from a Mac to Codex on a Linux machine ran end to end over real
agent mail: accept, a question, an answer, and `--wait` returning on each.

## Verification and limits

- The handoff suites pass (117 tests), with new tests that failed first on
  1.9.2b10.
- Every message you typed is sent. If a session covered something unrelated,
  remove it with `--edit` or `--since`; the scan does not recognise things
  like a client's name.
- Issue numbers are matched by number, so `#12` in two repositories can get
  the wrong title.