sno-ai/sno-station released v1.5.1 on October 18, 2026. This version fixes the behavior so shared rules persist even when agents are replaced, and it excludes temporary test profiles from user counts. It also reduces redundant notices shown during setup and expands the guidance text about account limits and the self-learning feature. Upgrades are handled with the `sno update` command.
sno-station is a tool that connects agents you already use as if they were one team. According to the project description, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes Agent, and OpenClaw share a single encrypted memory, hand tasks to each other, and review each other's results. It is an open-source project that runs on your own computer, and the GitHub repository currently shows 765 stars. Its goal is to share memory and work when you use multiple agents together.
This change is a maintenance release that adjusts shared rules, user counts, and guidance rather than adding new agent capabilities. The release notes call out the rule-preservation and counting changes, but they do not explain in which situations rules are preserved or the exact criteria used to count users. So the scope verifiable in v1.5.1 is limited to the stated fixes and guidance improvements; any behavioral changes beyond that are hard to judge from this information alone.