# ConnectOnion 1.9.3rc4 (release candidate)

## Install this preview

Stable remains 1.9.2. Install this release candidate by exact pin:

```bash
python -m pip install --upgrade 'connectonion==1.9.3rc4'
```

## Enrich and muse, fixed

1.9.3rc3 added `co rem enrich PAGE` and `co rem muse PAGE`. Running them on
more pages showed the runs were being cut short and the ledger was too thin.
This candidate fixes both; the commands and their output are unchanged.

- **A sub-agent's turn no longer ends the main turn.** When `co ai` delegates
  to Codex, Codex reports its sub-agents' threads on the same connection. A
  sub-agent finishing was taken as the main turn finishing: it cut 4 of 7
  muse turns off mid-sentence and the enrich turn before its verdict, and the
  sub-agent's reviewer notes became the run's reply. Notifications from other
  threads are now ignored.
- **The reading ledger holds more, and the gate accepts it.** For a project
  page, enrich's ledger now also lists the project's mapped coding sessions,
  its GitHub issues and pull requests with their comments, and the git log
  (as a reading guide, not a citable source). The ledger is kept under
  `.state/enrich/` and muse reads it too. Before, the model found pull
  requests and mail on its own, cited them, and the review gate refused
  those citations as unidentifiable; now a source the ledger lists can be
  cited and audited.
- **Coding sessions are read within the 730-day window** that investigate
  already uses, instead of every session on disk. On a machine with
  thousands of sessions, enrich's gathering went from 29 minutes to under
  one.
- **Token totals for resumed Codex threads no longer double-count.** A
  resumed Codex turn reports the thread's running total, which muse was
  adding up turn by turn.

## Verification and limits

- New unit tests cover ignoring another thread's turn completion, usage on a
  resumed thread, the session window, and the ledger's sessions, issues,
  pull requests and git log being listed and accepted by the gate.
- One end-to-end run on a copy of a test notebook, on a project page, enrich
  then muse with Codex:
  - quotes 3 to 15 (rc3 on the same page: 3 to 6), cited sources 10 to 40
    (rc3: 10 to 21);
  - no quote lost, none that is not word for word in its source;
  - muse's turns: the opening questions, three insights, one "no insight",
    and a final reply in the format the skill asks for.

Known and open:

- Muse is still expensive: seven turns re-send a growing context.
- No schedule runs enrich or muse yet; they run when you ask.
- Everything listed as open in the [1.9.3rc3 notes](1.9.3rc3.md) still
  applies, apart from the slow session gathering fixed above.