Before provider cache exists (first run), resolveModelForDelegateTask now
returns undefined instead of guessing a model. This lets OpenCode use its
system default model when no model is specified in the prompt body.
User-specified model overrides still take priority regardless of cache state.
Implements question-denied session permission rules when creating child
sessions via background task delegation. This prevents subagents from
asking questions by passing explicit permission configuration during
session creation.
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- Hoist resolveFallbackChainForCallOmoAgent before sync/background branch
so sync executor also receives the fallback chain
- Add fallbackChain parameter to sync-executor with setSessionFallbackChain
- Mock connected-providers-cache in event.model-fallback tests for
deterministic behavior (no dependency on local cache files)
- Update test expectations to account for no-op fallback skip when
normalized current model matches first fallback entry
- Add cache spy isolation for subagent-resolver fallback_models tests
- Update DEFAULT_CATEGORIES to use 'openai/gpt-5.4-high' directly instead of separate model + variant
- Add helper functions (isExplicitHighModel, getExplicitHighBaseModel) to preserve explicit high models during fuzzy matching
- Update category resolver to avoid collapsing explicit high models to base model + variant pair
- Update tests to verify explicit high model handling in both background and sync modes
- Update documentation examples to reflect new configuration
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Align runtime defaults, tests, docs, and generated artifacts with the newer GPT-5.4 baseline. Keep think-mode and prompt-routing expectations consistent after the model version bump.
Remove deep parallel delegation section from GPT-5.4 Sisyphus prompt since
it encouraged direct implementation over orchestration. Add zero-tolerance
category domain matching guide to all Sisyphus prompts with visual-engineering
examples. Rewrite visual-engineering category prompt with 4-phase mandatory
workflow (analyze design system, create if missing, build with system, verify)
targeting Gemini's tendency to skip foundational steps.
WAIT_FOR_SESSION_TIMEOUT_MS of 2ms was too tight for 2 poll iterations
at 1ms intervals — setTimeout precision caused the budget to expire
before the 2nd getTask call. Bumped to 50ms.
Allow users to set `background_task.syncPollTimeoutMs` in config to override
the default 10-minute sync subagent timeout. Affects sync task, sync continuation,
and unstable agent task paths. Minimum value: 60000ms (1 minute).
Co-authored-by: Wine Fox <fox@ling.plus>
- Add normalizeModelFormat() utility for string/object model handling
- Update subagent-resolver to handle both model formats
- Add explicitUserConfig flag to ModelResolutionResult
- Set explicitUserConfig: true when user model is found in pipeline
This fixes the issue where plugin-provided models fail cache validation
and fall through to random fallback models.
Problem: Agents frequently omit both 'category' and 'subagent_type' parameters
when calling the task() tool, causing validation failures. The JSON Schema
marks both as optional, and LLMs follow schema structure over description text.
Solution (Option A): Add aggressive visual warnings and failure-mode examples
to the tool description:
- ⚠️ CRITICAL warning header
- COMMON MISTAKE example showing what will FAIL
- CORRECT examples for both category and subagent_type usage
- Clear explanation that ONE must be provided
Tests: All 153 existing tests pass (no behavior change, only prompt improvement)
YeonGyu-Kim