Community feedback drives concurrency fixes and data privacy upgrades in Cubicle v0.7

Cubicle, a pixel-art office visualizer for AI agents, received significant technical improvements in version 0.7 following detailed feedback from community members. A race condition was identified where multiple simultaneous hook runs could silently overwrite each other's updates to a shared JSON file, causing roughly one-third of session registrations to be lost in testing. The fix introduced a lock-file mechanism using O_EXCL that prevents conflicting writes while ensuring the hook never stalls the AI agent for more than one second. A separate privacy concern was also addressed: the server now strips all unnecessary data fields before forwarding responses, and an optional redact mode removes task titles, commands, and error text server-side so sensitive information cannot be retrieved even by direct API calls. Additionally, a contributor highlighted that hooks meant to visualize activity and hooks meant to block tool calls carry opposite failure contracts, prompting Cubicle to enforce a strict always-exit-0 policy and install its hooks as separate entries rather than merging them with existing ones.