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Release notes

Version history for KoNiMa Claude Sync. Versions follow semantic versioning; updates arrive through the store, like any other extension. Even minor versions are stable, odd ones are pre-releases you can opt into from the extension’s page.

v1.2.0 — July 27, 2026

  • Project memories now sync on macOS and Linux, not only Windows. If you work on those systems, your project memories start appearing at the first alignment — nothing to reconfigure.
  • Clearer memory scope on shared git hosts. When your sync repository lives on a shared service (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg, Gitea.com, SourceHut, or Azure DevOps), the default scope is now your own organization: personal repositories on the same host stay out of scope and are never exported. They remain listed, with the reason and a switch to include one deliberately. On a company’s own server the scope stays the whole host, as before.
  • Projects cloned over SSH now sync their memories, and the same repository written as https, git@host:, or ssh:// is recognized as a single project.
  • Deleting a shared item now holds for the whole team and stays deleted — a machine that was behind no longer brings it back. A maintainer can re-allow a name with Revive.
  • A heads-up when a project folder can’t be matched to a folder on this machine, so its memories are never silently left behind.
  • Timely dialogs: buttons show progress while they work, and dialogs close on success or stay open on error so you can correct and retry.
  • Your commit identity — name and email — is recorded for the sync commits, with a prompt when the email is missing.
  • Pre-release channel: try upcoming features early from the extension’s page (even minor versions are stable, odd ones are pre-releases).

v1.1.0 — July 16, 2026

  • Sync around every Claude Code session, even with the editor closed: configuration and project memories now stay aligned automatically at the start and end of each session, including sessions run from a terminal alone.
  • Session syncs are now recorded in the Audit tab (start-of-session and end-of-session actions).
  • Custom Claude configuration folder: automatic detection of CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, a machine-specific Claude folder setting, and a validated fix via Choose folder… in the System check.
  • Honest status when the Claude folder is missing or wrong: a clear Check setup warning instead of a false green status, with a banner naming the folder it looked for.
  • Leave safely: any role can remove the license from their own machine (the seat is freed), with an optional restore of the personal configuration you had before joining the team — backed up first, and safely refused if the snapshot is damaged.
  • More thorough system check: it now also flags a missing or too-old system Node.js for memory sync (23.4 or newer is required; configuration sync is unaffected).

v1.0.0 — July 1, 2026

First public release.

  • Configuration sync, opt-in per domain: rules, skills, slash commands, agents, settings.json, and CLAUDE.md.
  • Plugin sync: shared inventory, with install and removal propagated to all machines.
  • MCP server sync, with credential scrubbing before export.
  • Memory sync (claude-mem + .md files), with deduplication and per-project remapping.
  • Session hooks and custom hook sync, with per-operating-system variants.
  • Starter, Pro, and Team editions on the same package: the license unlocks the modules, and you can change edition at any time without reinstalling.
  • Team edition: dual-repository CORE/MEMORIES governance, roles derived from git permissions, managed seats, invite codes, and an audit log.
  • Three-way reconciliation with a local backup, no force-push, idempotent operations.
  • Your data stays in your git repository, no telemetry. Interface in 6 languages.