Summary
According to a post on X by @tucanosh, Tucano version 0.2.29 stops Codex agents from losing the conversation and stops connectors such as Vercel from asking users to sign in every day. The update also adds Supabase to the connector store and adds search and groups to the skills tab. The company says its iPhone and Android apps have moved to version 1.2.1. These are the company's own claims as described in the post, and VQV has not independently tested the release.
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What happened
Tucano says 0.2.29 stops Codex agents from losing the conversation, stops connectors such as Vercel from asking you to sign in every day, adds Supabase to the connector store and adds search and groups to the skills tab. Its iPhone and Android apps moved to 1.2.1. Why it matters: Fewer dropped sessions and daily...
Why it matters
Developers who run coding agents through Tucano would, if the claims hold, see fewer dropped sessions and fewer daily sign-in prompts. Users of the Vercel and Supabase connectors would be the most directly affected. Watch for release notes or user reports confirming whether the fixes work in everyday use.
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