davidondrej/cloudroom-core published core-v0.1.64 on GitHub Releases. The project is an open-source Rust runtime that runs Claude Code, Codex, and Pi in the cloud, and users can also self-host it. This version fixes conversation record saving so that it does not stop completely even when the disk fills up: only the heaviest logger stops while smaller loggers keep saving, and saving resumes once space is freed.
Downloads and builds keep the cloud sandbox awake for up to 2 hours after the agent last ran. A feature to start repeated runs via webhook was also added. The release also fixes the issue where the tech chosen as the first message in a new cloud thread appeared to be missing while waiting for a project copy. Taken together, this change covers record behavior under low storage, sandbox lifetime, the webhook execution path, and the tech shown in the first message.
The release notes state that Linux builds of a specific commit hash are verified by continuous integration and that the virtual machine is checked by checksum. That describes builds and image verification only; it does not show verification results for how records behave when the disk is full. The per-logger stopping thresholds and the actual saving stability cannot be judged from this material alone. The fix for the storage shortage is therefore explicitly stated, but its effect in production needs to be confirmed separately.