Changelog

Previously, incomplete cron jobs could be reopened as editable chats, leading to messages being sent to the wrong place. Now, these orphaned cron jobs will open in a read-only mode, ensuring your messages go to the correct active chat. This makes it clearer when a cron job hasn't finished properly and prevents accidental data mix-ups.

When deleting empty sessions, the associated files are now also removed from disk. This ensures that no leftover request data is stored after a session is deleted.

Hermes Agent now correctly handles situations where it might have missed some past events due to a reconnect. This prevents data loss and ensures your session history is displayed accurately after reconnecting.

Hermes Agent on Windows can now automatically switch to a less frequent check for file changes when too many events occur rapidly, preventing the application from slowing down or crashing. This ensures a smoother experience for Windows users by intelligently handling excessive file system activity.