What changed
Bionic 1.1.4 lets the agent read earlier messages in its own history and reference other sessions, adds approval prompts for file operations that exceed checkpoint limits, streams tool-call arguments for compatible models, fixes wildcard website-access rules, and moves to llama.cpp 2.41.0 extension packs.
Why it matters
Longer self-history and cross-session references can improve continuity, while checkpoint-triggered approvals add a boundary for large file changes. Both controls need testing because stale context, wildcard mistakes or a misleading diff summary can turn continuity into unintended authority.
What to do
Upgrade one disposable project, reference an older and a second session, attempt a file change above the checkpoint limit, and test allowed and blocked wildcard domains. Inspect the full diff and network log, then verify checkpoint restore and rollback.
Caveat
The changelog is provider-reported and does not define checkpoint thresholds, history-selection rules or independent security results. Tool streaming and llama.cpp extension behavior depend on compatible local or LM Link models.