Request Auto-Dream rollout for my account (tengu_onyx_plover server flag)
Summary
Requesting that my account be added to the Auto-Dream rollout cohort. The feature is present in the binary I'm running but the server flag (tengu_onyx_plover) hasn't been enabled for my account yet.
Environment
- Claude Code version: 2.1.143
- Platform: Linux (Ubuntu) on x86_64
- Plan: Max
- Authenticated via OAuth
What I've verified locally
The auto-dream subsystem is fully shipped in my binary. strings $(which claude) returns:
Enable background memory consolidation (auto-dream). When set, overrides the server-side default.
autoDreamEnabled
tengu_auto_dream_skipped
tengu_auto_dream_fired
tengu_auto_dream_completed
tengu_auto_dream_failed
tengu_auto_dream_toggled
tengu_onyx_plover
[autoDream] lock held by live PID
[autoDream] recordConsolidation write failed
[autoDream] readLastConsolidatedAt failed
[autoDream] listSessionsTouchedSince failed
...
The /dream slash command is also registered in the binary (with userInvocable: true, alias learn, and an isEnabled() gate).
What's blocking access
I've set "autoDreamEnabled": true in ~/.claude/settings.json per the binary's documented override behavior, but:
/memoryin any session does not show anAuto-dream: on/offtoggle line — the option simply isn't present in the selector- Per multiple third-party writeups, this means the server-side feature flag
tengu_onyx_ploverhasn't been deployed to my account - The binary description string says \"When set, overrides the server-side default\" which suggested an OR-gate, but empirically it behaves as AND-gated (client setting cannot bypass the server gate)
Use case
I'm an active Claude Code user across multiple long-running projects (months of session history per project). Memory accumulation is a real pain point — I currently work around it with the community replica grandamenium/dream-skill, but I'd prefer to use the canonical Anthropic implementation since:
- The community version is explicitly described as a replica of the unreleased Anthropic feature
- Maintaining a manual Stop hook +
dream-pendingflag pattern feels fragile vs. the native implementation - Switching is essentially free for me — the memory file format is documented as compatible
Request
Could my account be added to the tengu_onyx_plover rollout cohort? Happy to provide my account email via support channel or DM if needed.
Documentation feedback (minor)
The binary description \"When set, overrides the server-side default\" is misleading — it sounds like the client setting can unilaterally enable the feature, but in practice the server flag is required. Suggest clarifying to: \"When set, takes precedence over the server-side default once the feature has been enabled for your account.\"
Thanks!
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