v1.60: Project Memory

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What's New

  • Project Memory: Fabric now remembers context for each project across sessions, and can read memory left by other coding agents.

  • Redesigned Hooks Editor: The Hooks settings now use a plain-English WHEN / IF / THEN sentence builder with a template gallery and a built-in test flow.

  • Collaborator Posture: On ambiguous or high-stakes requests, Fabric now asks clarifying questions or surfaces its assumptions before acting, instead of silently guessing.


Bug Fixes

  • Long pasted messages no longer freeze a conversation — messages are now capped and you can continue chatting.

  • Fabric now retries when a network connection times out, instead of giving up on your request.

  • Fixed certain AI actions being silently dropped due to formatting issues.

  • Improved file editing reliability by restoring fuzzy matching as a fallback when exact matches fail.

  • Fixed actions failing on follow-up turns with providers like Moonshot/Kimi and OpenAI.

  • Fixed text formatting where indented text was incorrectly displayed as code blocks.

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