sidekick-agent-hub 0.26.6 → 0.27.1
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- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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## What's New
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- **0.27.0: Opus 5.5 pricing and GPT-6 summaries** — cost estimates for Claude Opus 5.5 (`claude-opus-5-5`) sessions use its own rates ($4 / $20 per 1M tokens, $0.20 cache reads) instead of Opus 5's, GPT-6 Sol and Luna sessions are priced, and OpenAI API dashboard summaries use `gpt-6-luna`.
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- **0.26.6: `sidekick accounts`** — an interactive picker plus `list`, `add`, `switch`, `login`, `remove`, `shell`, `env`, `undo`, `doctor`, and `config` subcommands. Logins you already use are registered automatically, every switch is verified against the live credential store and undoable, expired credentials are refused with a sign-in hint, running apps that keep the previous login are named, and `env` / `shell` run a second account side by side on bash, zsh, fish, PowerShell, and cmd. The dashboard gains an accounts overlay (`A`) and a health-coloured status bar account. `sidekick account --…` flags remain as a deprecated alias.
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- **0.26.5: cheaper dashboard watching** — newer-session detection reconciles each watched-file event with one stat, and catch-up polls cost one stat per unchanged directory instead of walking every session file.
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- **0.26.4: sharper authentication and policy guidance** — AI summary failures recognize expired-login and re-authentication messages with guidance matched to the credential kind, distinguish a rejected refresh token from an expired conversation, and treat `Permission denied by policy` (including HTTP 403) as an execution-policy denial.
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