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ContextStream now helps your AI agents notice when a request may affect an important decision your team has already made. It brings the relevant context forward automatically, before work moves too far in the wrong direction.
Nothing new. Keep using ContextStream as you do today. Clear, connected decisions make the guidance even more useful over time.
For existing customers: Existing setups, including older MCP clients, continue to work. Version 0.5.94 adds this support without replacing the search and recall experience you already rely on.
When two AI agents are working in different workspaces or projects, they can share a short heads-up. The other agent sees a coordination notice on its next turn, uses it, and marks it as read. It is on by default. Turn it off in Account → AI settings → Agent Coordination.
The public 0.7.50 release adds pause and resume control support for agent runs and is now pinned across the ContextStream web fleet.
The macOS, Linux, and Windows installers now resolve to ContextCode 0.7.49. The website reads this version from the same public mirror used by the installer, so the displayed release cannot drift from the delivered binary.
The hosted MCP gateway and current native CLI now report 0.5.90. The Rust distribution remains the default install path for supported editors and agent harnesses.
Signed macOS, Windows, and Linux installers are available from the public release bucket. The download page now takes its version and artifact URLs directly from the release API.
Three new guides explain the independently judged code-search results, why search and memory belong together, and how approved context survives a change of agent or collaboration room.
The public Buzz reference connects Claude, Codex, and Goose through one canonical ContextStream MCP identity, with a verified runtime proof ledger and an under-five-minute setup path.
The @contextstream/mcp-server compatibility package is published at 0.4.82 for environments that still require the Node distribution. New installs continue to prefer the native Rust CLI.
Skill creation now preserves the requested draft or active status in the initial write, while create, update, run, import, export, share, and supersede remain available as first-class workflow operations.
Session and project context can now be packaged into shareable handoffs with scoped access, redaction policy, and lazy hydration for the next authorized agent or teammate.
Default Atlas traversal expands to 3 hops with token-budgeted truncation. Verified-handoff signing enters preview for Enterprise — opt-in by workspace.
Reworked tool-config detection. The MCP installer now writes correct configs for Cline 0.6+ and Windsurf 1.4+ on macOS, Linux, and WSL.
ContextStream Code now surfaces decision · lesson · guardrail · doc · open-task in a fixed inline panel before edits. Toggle with ⌘L.
A reviewer comment marked as a lesson now lands in the Stream as a candidate, with citation back to the PR.
Engagement-bound scopes with per-client redaction and audit. Cross-scope promotion requires an explicit, redacted diff.
Code view + Knowledge view share one underlying graph. Edges now carry weight derived from co-citation frequency.