Changelog

What changed in each release of OptiFlume, newest first.

1.2.1 · 20 October 2026

Card and bank details are now checked when Codex reads a file in another folder, or a command names the file through a shell variable.
After the Guardian stops something, the agent says so by name, and tries again when you ask again later.
Fewer false alarms: code like defaultdict(set) is no longer read as a command that prints secrets, and a file a command names through its own variable is checked for what it is.
The tools' own folders (~/.codex, ~/.claude, ~/.cursor) are no longer protected from the tools themselves.
optiflume doctor tells you when a tool was started in your home folder instead of a project.

1.2.0 · 16 October 2026

Context shared across your tools: every conversation in Cursor, Claude Code and Codex learns what your other conversations and tools did in the project since its last message, with the source, and a new conversation starts from the day's work. Nothing leaves your Mac.
A warning before an edit when another conversation that is active now changed the same file.
Stop/Keep in Claude Code and Codex too (the panels in VS Code and the terminal), and on the right of Cursor's status bar: opt in with optiflume notice on, and choose the wait with optiflume notice seconds N (3 by default).
Cursor sends a switched prompt itself: nothing is re-sent for you, so Keep works wherever you click and switching away during the countdown loses nothing.
Guardian modes strict, ask and allow (optiflume guardian), the same in every tool; deleting what existed before the session asks first, in every mode.
Guardian: card and bank details, reads of a secret file inside a command or inline code, and an approval that covers the same delete written differently.
Working memory after /compact in Claude Code and Codex: the requests, files and values come back, so the next answer is still right.
A note about similar earlier work in the project at the first prompt of a conversation.
An edit-loop warning only when the same file keeps changing and the check after it keeps failing.
Start a prompt with ~ to keep your model, in every tool.
Installing from the website signs the Mac in, until you sign out; the console shows your Macs.
Prices for Cursor's newest models, including Muse Wonder.

1.1.1 · 8 October 2026

Claude Code and Codex turn on by themselves after an automatic update too, so there is nothing to set up.
Updates install themselves on Macs without Cursor: Claude Code, Codex, VS Code and the terminal all check for them.

1.1.0 · 8 October 2026

Automatic model switching in Claude Code and Codex: the panels in VS Code (and in Cursor and Windsurf), and claude and codex in the terminal.
Start a prompt with ~ to keep your own model in Claude Code and Codex.
One license covers every tool on your Mac.
On by default. Choose on the installer's Customize page, or later with optiflume harness off and optiflume terminal off.
Codex: approve OptiFlume's hook once in Codex → Settings → Hooks to see the reason for each switch.
Editors open during the install show a “Restart VS Code” notice.
Account and plan notices in VS Code, and an OptiFlume item in its status bar.

1.0.4 · 30 September 2026

Chooses among Cursor's newest models, including Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Sonnet 5.5, Claude Fable 5.1 and GLM 5.3.
Model prices stay current: OptiFlume uses Cursor's published prices as they change, without waiting for an update.
When Cursor asks whether to keep or revert files after an automatic switch, your files are kept.
The “Turn on Pro in Cursor” button works straight away.
Messages and commands say OptiFlume everywhere, and optiflume configure can pause it.
Local logs and caches no longer grow without limit.

1.0.3 · 28 September 2026

The Update button installs the new version in the background.
The “updated itself, Reload Cursor” notice clears once you have reloaded.
A clearer notice when this Mac is signed in.

1.0.2 · 25 September 2026

Turning on Accessibility for Cursor is noticed right away, without restarting Cursor.
optiflume update --check says whether a newer version is ready; optiflume update installs it.
Commands keep working while an update replaces them.

1.0.1 · 22 September 2026

Updates install themselves: each one is checked (signed by OptiFlume, notarized by Apple, fingerprint verified) and installed in your user folder, with no password.
OptiFlume asks you to sign in when Cursor starts, not only when a chat starts.
The Accessibility button opens System Settings with Cursor already listed.
Models Cursor has just added are recognized sooner.

1.0.0 · 18 September 2026

Visible auto-switch in Cursor: the model changes, a plain-words note above the composer says why, and the prompt re-sends on its own. Start a prompt with ! to keep your model.
Capability-first selection: the most capable model at close to the lowest price for the task, tuned to how you override it (Pro).
Working memory: a handoff when a long conversation is compacted, carried across switches (Pro).
Session watchdog and the Guardian.
Free 30-day Pro trial with a free tier after it, sign-in with Google, GitHub, Apple or an email link, self-check and doctor.
Usage on the web (now in the console), from a daily rollup you can turn off.

What’s next

Planned next:

Shared context for teams: what your teammates' conversations did in the same project.
More tools: Antigravity and GitHub Copilot.
Team usage and team-wide routing policy.
Windows and Linux.