Hexis Files

Skills & Tools

• Agents can make plugins. Two new tools, my_plugin and create_plugin, give an agent the same doors a person has: its own private space (created on first use, with the folder its skills go in) and a shared plugin, at the root or inside a grouping folder. They describe the app's own endpoints, which now accept a connection key as well as a session.
• Private spaces stay private. A personal plugin's rules deny everyone and name only its owner, not even admins, so opening the repository root with read: everyone no longer opens anyone's private space. Spaces from earlier releases get the same rule on the first start after upgrading.
• Access rules explain themselves. Every access.md the platform writes carries a comment on each of its two blocks: the top block governs the file, the body governs the folder; entries are a role, a group, a person, or everyone, the built-in principal for every signed-in person and their agents. The managed AGENTS.md is readable by everyone, since agents are told to read it first. The app shows access.md as the YAML it is.
• The sidebar is regrouped around who can use what. Everything and Owned by me list plugins as rows above the cards; a Groups / Advanced switch below them shows either your own space and every group from the access rules, each with a page of what it can use, or the Skills/ and Plugins/ folders as they are on disk. A plugin's manifest opens the plugin, whose page now ends with a collapsible Manifest section. A file under either root opens inside Skills & Tools, with that app's sidebar around the same viewer Knowledge uses.
• New plugin from a folder creates the plugin inside that folder. A plain folder made under Plugins/ is no longer turned into a plugin at the next start.
• Change requests waiting on you are listed under the Skills & Tools sidebar as well as under the Knowledge tree.
• hexis-all is a self-contained plugin holding every skill you may read plus the knowledge base's MCP endpoint, so one install means the same thing in Claude Code, Cowork and claude.ai.
• Cowork and claude.ai walkthrough with a screenshot of every screen, and the GitHub Enterprise facade logs why it refused a connect step.

Knowledge

• Pages show their images. A markdown image with a relative path renders from the workspace in the Knowledge view, on skill pages and in review diffs; the convention is an assets/ folder beside the pages that use it.
• Version history is a button of its own, the clock beside Edit, on skill pages and Knowledge pages alike.
• Manage-access menus close on a click outside and on Escape; dialogs and menus dismiss more precisely.

Agents and MCP

• MCP tool calls survive a server restart. A client whose session the server no longer knows re-registers and retries the call once, so a redeploy shows up as one log line instead of a broken toolset. Only that one failure is retried; nothing that could have run runs twice.

Admin

• Settings tabs renamed to say what they hold: "App roles" and "Groups & Members"; an overview of connection keys, with a note to the owner when an admin revoked one; the update-available banner is gone.