v1.29.0 — agent-tunnel turn log

Feature: keep every answered HTTP turn, and read it back

agent-tunnel's HTTP front-end can now keep a durable record of what was asked. Set [http] turn_log = "http-turns.jsonl" and every answered turn is appended as one JSON line: time, handle, thread, question, answer, and the caller's metadata. The sender is never written, and the file is owner-only.

• POST /ask accepts an optional metadata object of flat strings (up to 20 keys, 4,000 characters each). A docs site sends the page and heading a question came from.
• GET /turns?handle=...&meta.<key>=<value>&limit=N returns the matching turns, newest first.
• The /ask response gains logged, which is false, with a notice, when the answer was delivered but could not be written.

The fork is still told who is asking and may repeat it in an answer, so a caller that shows the log to other people should send a pseudonym as sender.

The first caller is the Jev wiki: every section heading with earlier questions shows an "N chats" link that lists them, read live through GET /turns.

What's Changed

• agent-tunnel http: a turn log and GET /turns by @pchalasani in https://github.com/pchalasani/claude-code-tools/pull/210

Full Changelog: https://github.com/pchalasani/claude-code-tools/compare/v1.28.0...v1.29.0