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Slack bot posts now show who triggered them and long AI turns no longer drop out with 401s. Released Jul 8

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Improved

  • Slack bot posts are attributed to the triggering user (“Shippy (Name)”) with a composited avatar.
  • First-party Tempo MCP tools are now approved and available in Codex.
  • CLI TUI now shows the correct model and provider tier (Zen vs Go).
  • Color picks now commit canonical —color-* variables in the style panel.

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Fixed

  • Long Tempo Inference turns in Codex no longer fail with 401 errors mid-run.
  • Canvas rectangles keep a consistent stroke width when zooming and no longer clip.
  • Canvas zoom readout has a fixed width so the pill stops shifting around.
  • Tempo projects now heal unsatisfiable tempo-sdk version pins before install.
This release focuses on making AI and integrations more reliable. Long Tempo Inference turns in Codex previously risked cutting out with a 401 partway through; a token-refresh fix keeps those sessions alive. First-party Tempo MCP tools are now approved in Codex, and the CLI TUI correctly reflects the model and provider tier you’re on (Zen vs Go). Slack integration got clearer: bot posts are now attributed to the person who triggered them, showing “Shippy (Name)” alongside a composited avatar so it’s obvious who kicked off an action. On the canvas, drawn rectangles now hold a steady stroke width while zooming and won’t clip at their edges, and the zoom readout uses a fixed width so the pill no longer jitters. Color selections in the style panel commit canonical --color-* variables, and project setup can now heal unsatisfiable tempo-sdk pins before installing.