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Source: https://reclaimllm.com/news

News

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What’s new at ReclaimLLM.

Announcements, feature releases, and technical updates — written for the developers and engineers who use RCLM every day. feature\ \ Jul 15, 2026\ \ Reducing token cost in agentic coding sessions\ \ New opt-in hooks cut redundant tokens in captured sessions, cache-token measurement is now accurate, and a shadow mode lets you see estimated savings before anything is enforced.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Jun 17, 2026\ \ Encrypted Session Storage for Paid and Enterprise Users\ \ Paid users and enterprise organizations can protect raw session details with encrypted storage, one-time recovery keys, and controlled decrypt access.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Jun 10, 2026\ \ ReclaimLLM Agent Plugin Marketplaces\ \ ReclaimLLM now ships local plugin marketplace entries for Codex, Claude, and Cursor, backed by the existing rclm MCP server.\ \ Read → feature\ \ May 16, 2026\ \ Enterprise LLM Gateway\ \ Enterprise admins can now issue team-scoped LLM gateway keys, restrict provider access, and log proxy calls under the right org and team.\ \ Read → feature\ \ May 10, 2026\ \ Normalized session tool calls\ \ ReclaimLLM now records one normalized row per tool call so stats pages can show tool usage, token attribution, failures, and command-family breakdowns across providers.\ \ Read → feature\ \ May 7, 2026\ \ Unified Recall and Capture: Introducing the ReclaimLLM MCP Server\ \ Search and retrieve prior sessions directly from your AI coding tools with a single installation flag.\ \ Read → feature\ \ May 6, 2026\ \ Cursor capture now uses transcripts as the source of truth\ \ RCLM now captures Cursor sessions by reading the Cursor transcript on completion, while using hook events for file edits, lifecycle data, and fallback coverage.\ \ Read → feature\ \ May 6, 2026\ \ Session Category Classification\ \ CLI sessions now carry a maintenance category so users can filter and review fix, feature, and performance work.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Apr 28, 2026\ \ Extract Project Names From CLI Sessions\ \ CLI sessions can now be grouped and filtered by a derived project name based on changed file paths.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Apr 27, 2026\ \ Local Redaction of Sensitive Information\ \ RCLM hooks can now apply cached substitution rules, local-only redactions, and folder exclusions before session uploads leave the machine.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Apr 27, 2026\ \ OpenClaw session capture via plugin hooks\ \ RCLM now captures OpenClaw sessions through a lightweight plugin that forwards session, LLM, and tool events into the existing hook ingestion pipeline.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Apr 21, 2026\ \ Introducing Secure Session Sharing via Opaque Tokens\ \ Share your LLM sessions with clients and collaborators effortlessly—no account required, with full control over revocation and expiration.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Apr 15, 2026\ \ Seamlessly Continue Your Work Across AI Tools\ \ Move your sessions between Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools with our new Session Context Export feature—no more losing progress when you switch environments.\ \ Read → update\ \ Mar 26, 2026\ \ Find Anything with New Hybrid Semantic Search\ \ We’ve upgraded session search to understand your intent—now you can find past work using natural language queries, even if you don’t remember the exact keywords.\ \ Read → update\ \ Mar 25, 2026\ \ Richer, More Structured Session Summaries for Everyone\ \ We’ve upgraded our session summarization engine to provide detailed “What Happened,” “Highlights,” and “Improvements” for every session, regardless of your tier.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Mar 23, 2026\ \ Data Residency: Regional Storage and Migration\ \ ReclaimLLM now supports regional data residency, allowing users to store their session data in the EU to meet compliance and legal requirements.\ \ Read → announcement\ \ Mar 21, 2026\ \ Introducing Our New Three-Tier User System\ \ We’ve launching Free, Paid, and Enterprise tiers to provide more tailored features and support as you scale your AI development workflow.\ \ Read → update\ \ Mar 19, 2026\ \ Session Export Delivery via S3 Presigned URL\ \ We’ve upgraded our session export process to handle larger datasets by moving from direct email attachments to secure, time-limited S3 download links.\ \ Read → update\ \ Mar 18, 2026\ \ Reliable Session Statistics via Background Task\ \ We’ve introduced a server-side background task to compute consistent token counts, tool usage, and code impact metrics for every session across all capture sources.\ \ Read → feature\ \ Mar 15, 2026\ \ Sessions Now Auto-Summarize After Ingest\ \ New sessions are automatically titled, described, and tagged in the background — no manual trigger required.\ \ Read → update\ \ Mar 15, 2026\ \ Context Compression and Session Analytics\ \ Stay within your LLM’s context window and gain deeper insights into your sessions with our new hook-level compression and usage analytics.\ \ Read →