Alelyon app 0.13.0
- Your Claude Code sessions are in Atlas's side bar: under each project, the sessions Claude Code keeps for its folders and the chat does not hold yet, named as Claude Code names them. One press moves them all in after one question, each as the session itself rather than a copy, in a task thread of its own; a press on one moves only it. A session open in Claude Code stays there and says so.
- Claude Code sessions in a project's agents checkout now follow its rules: when Alelyon makes the checkout it wires alelyon-cli hook into the checkout's Claude Code settings, which tells each session the rules and its id, refuses an edit to a file another session is in (saying how to leave a note), passes on notes and answers, and refuses git that would move the shared checkout.
- Agents in Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI working in a project's shared agents checkout can now land their work the way Lattice's agents do: alelyon-cli land makes one commit of their own files on agents/<topic>, on the latest default branch, without moving the checkout, running a hook of the repository, or pushing.
- A project's agents checkout can now be brought up to date: alelyon-cli refresh moves it to the latest default branch, keeps everyone's unfinished edits, merges a file the default branch also changed, and moves nothing when git cannot merge one, naming who is in it.
- Nothing changes in the app: a lookup only its debug photographs use is no longer built into the release, which warned that nothing used it.
- Research: a subject's papers can be put in an order, held to years, an author, a venue, a tag, what you saved or what you wrote on, and counted by author, venue or tag; two charts show when they joined and when they were published. What a search finds is the list itself, so everything a paper offers is there. BibTeX, RIS and CSV export what is on the list; the hub finds across the whole archive, and each paper can be tagged and written on.
- Research: a new subject can start from a paper: from any paper the page shows, or from a DOI, an arXiv id or an OpenAlex id. It is in the subject whatever its words say, and what it cites and what cites it are read first.