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Saggar 0.34.0

A webhook symbol representing project automations

Saggar 0.34.0 brings plans and delegated agents into one progress card, adds finer Codex controls, expands project hooks, and makes new sessions quicker to configure.

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Automations and remote access​

  • Scheduled tasks and hooks now share one Automations tab, led by failures and work waiting for you.

The Automations tab showing scheduled tasks, including failed tasks and upcoming runs

  • Activity combines closed terminals, scheduled runs, and hook deliveries in one timeline.
  • Project hooks can triage labeled GitHub issues and collect pull-request feedback. With explicit permission, an agent can prepare a fix and open a pull request.
  • Hooks now use a provider-neutral endpoint and accept signed events from services beyond GitHub.

The Automations tab showing connected and waiting GitHub hooks

  • Remote pairing notifications can approve or refuse a request from the banner. Approval still requires an unlocked Mac and the same account checks as the in-app card.
  • Remote settings and hook setup explain Saggar Pro before you enable a paid feature, while existing hooks get a compact paused notice.

Follow the work​

  • Agent plans and delegated teams now share one progress card in the monitor dock. The current step and overall count also appear in the session header and project menu.
  • Codex chat info shows reasoning effort, response speed, context window, and multi-agent mode when available.
  • Claude task progress no longer freezes when delegated work changes state.

Start agents with less friction​

  • New Codex sessions and presets can inherit, enable, or disable fast mode, and use extended context windows where supported.
  • The new-session sheet keeps its primary action fixed, makes attachments compact, and hides optional launch settings until needed.
  • “After current sessions finish” is available again for shells, agents, and presets.
  • Fable and Astra appear only when the active provider account can use them.

Documentation​

  • The docs now include a Providers section with capability, setup, model, hook, resume, and skill details for each supported CLI.
  • The quickstart has clearer prerequisites and linked next steps, and docs checks now catch broken anchors and duplicate routes.