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Session memory: /recall <query> searches across all your saved sessions, --resume jumps straight back into the best match, --summarize asks the LLM what you accomplished, and sessions now get readable AI-generated titles instead of truncated first messages.

Added — /recall cross-session search

• /recall <query> scans every saved session in the active scope
  (project .codeep/sessions/ when in a project, else global
  ~/.codeep/sessions/), matches with AND semantics (every query term
  must appear), and ranks results by term-hit count plus a recency
  boost. Each result shows a context snippet and the session name.
• /recall <query> --resume loads the top-matching session
  directly into the current conversation — skips the list + /sessions
  picker dance. (TUI only; ACP shows results since it can't swap the
  client's conversation in place.)
• /recall <query> --summarize reads the matching sessions and
  returns a short LLM recap of what you actually accomplished across
  them — "ask your history a question". Works in TUI + ACP.
• No new dependency: in-memory JSON scan, fast for the realistic
  tens-to-hundreds-of-sessions case.

Added — portable personal config sync

• Personalities and custom commands now sync across your machines
  via codeep account sync (pull) and codeep account push. Global
  ones (~/.codeep/personalities/*.md, ~/.codeep/commands/*.md)
  travel with your account alongside API keys and profiles — set up a
  senior-reviewer personality or a /deploy command once, get it
  everywhere. New endpoints /api/personalities + /api/commands,
  new DB tables user_personalities + user_commands.
• Additive merge, never destructive: pull only writes files that
  don't already exist locally, so a sync can't clobber edits you
  haven't pushed. Last-write-wins on the server via upsert.
• Dashboard sections to view + delete synced personalities and
  commands at codeep.dev/dashboard (read + prune; editing stays in the
  CLI).
• Deliberately not synced: lifecycle hooks (arbitrary shell —
  syncing + auto-running on another machine is a security risk) and
  MCP server configs (contain tokens). Those stay local by design.

Added — AI-generated session titles

• Sessions now get a concise LLM-generated title ("OAuth2 migration
  for auth module") instead of the first user message truncated to 60
  chars ("help me with the…"). Generated once per session in the
  background after it has ≥3 messages — fire-and-forget on autosave,
  never blocks a save, never regenerates once set. Makes both
  /sessions and /recall dramatically more readable.
• Title priority: AI title > stored title > first-message fallback >
  session name. Stored under aiTitle in the session JSON.
• Opt-out: autoSessionTitle setting (default on). This is the
  only feature that makes a background API call you didn't explicitly
  request, so it's toggleable in /settings for privacy/cost-conscious
  users. Off → sessions keep the first-message title, zero background
  calls.

Changed

• /search description clarified to "search the current session"
  (vs /recall for cross-session) — the two were easy to confuse when
  both said "search history".

Fixed

• /sessions picker showed raw session ids (session-2026-05-20-757cbda5)
  instead of readable titles. Now shows the title (AI-generated > stored

  first-message) with a short date + message count, so the list is
  scannable.

• Models hallucinating their identity in chat mode. Asked "which
  model are you", GLM (and others) would claim to be Claude because the
  chat system prompt never stated the actual identity. Both the chat
  and agent system prompts now inject the real model + provider
  from config, so the answer is truthful. (Agent mode already said
  "never call yourself Claude" but didn't state the real model; now it
  does.)