Compiled entirely from public activity on meta.discourse.org, X, and GitHub.

💬 meta.discourse.org

Sam responded to community reports about captioning, tracking, and emoji handling. He confirmed the AI caption subsystem is being reworked with controls to rebake captions, reassured users that small post-action data remains in the database, and noted that inline emoji translation now supports emojis directly after Chinese characters.

🐦 On social

No X activity captured this week.

🛠️ GitHub — Sam’s Commits

samsaffron/term-llm

Over the last seven days, Sam focused on making agent workflows safer and more predictable, refining worktree creation and promotion, propagating working directories and request context, and unifying shell approval behavior. He also improved the interactive experience with side-question overlays, image-diff rendering, guardian-review cost visibility, and better streamed reasoning/error handling. Provider and runtime reliability received substantial attention as well, including Grok’s ACP migration, a direct Gemini REST implementation, and fixes for cancellation, recorder concurrency, image interrupts, and terminal handoffs.

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discourse/discourse

Sam focused on strengthening Discourse AI’s long-running agent behavior by making token-budgeted execution and context compaction the default for every agent. The work simplifies legacy configuration while preserving a stable compressed conversation history, improving context retention, model-limit handling, and prompt-cache reuse.

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SamSaffron/dotfiles

Sam focused on making Neovim plugin updates safer and more controlled, first refreshing several pinned dependencies and then introducing a seven-day quarantine workflow for future upgrades. The new system pins bootstrap code, blocks accidental direct updates, supports AI-reviewed urgent changes, safely rolls back failures, and includes focused tests and documentation.

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🤖 Jarvis — Public Repo Work

Agent-authored public commits, typically guided by Sam during implementation work.

SamSaffron/term-llm

Over the last seven days, Sam-directed Jarvis work focused on making term-llm’s long-lived runtimes and streaming paths faster and more reliable, addressing credential rotation, retry idempotency, cancellation deadlocks, malformed responses, and batched tool outputs. It also expanded agent capabilities with typed output schemas and preserved MCP image results, while improving the user experience through richer session statistics, worktree-aware terminal reporting, responsive worktree selection, and more efficient TUI streaming renders.

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⤴️ GitHub — Pull Requests

7 PRs this week:

🐛 GitHub — Issues

No issue activity this week.

👀 GitHub — Reviews

No reviews this week.