The latest release of chenhg5/cc-connect is v1.5.0. According to the repository description, this project is a bridge that connects a local coding agent to messengers. The description lists Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI and Codex, along with Feishu/Lark, DingTalk, Slack, Telegram, Discord, LINE and WeChat Work, as its targets. However, the provided materials contain nothing about what changed in v1.5.0, so the changes in this release cannot be confirmed.
This connection is used to look over and modify the code of a local project from a messenger chat window, and to request troubleshooting, command execution and automation. The README summary explains connecting Kimi CLI to Feishu/Lark, DingTalk, Telegram, Slack, Discord and WeCom. The repository description states that it can be used on most platforms without a Public IP. The implementation language is Go. Because the agent and platform lists are presented separately in the repository description and the README summary, it cannot be concluded that every combination is supported.
The materials do not list a license, and there is also no change log for v1.5.0. Therefore, what can be confirmed at present is limited to the purpose of the messenger integration and the announced target scope. The license terms and the specific changes in this version cannot be judged from the provided information alone.