- Upgrade minimax-m2.5 → minimax-m2.7 (latest model) across all agents and categories
- Replace minimax-m2.5-free with minimax-m2.7-highspeed (optimized speed variant)
- Expand MiniMax fallback coverage to atlas, sisyphus-junior, writing, and unspecified-low
- Add isMiniMaxModel() detection function in types.ts for model family detection
- Update all tests (58 passing) and documentation
Tests prove rootDescendantCounts is never decremented on task completion,
cancellation, or error — making maxDescendants a lifetime quota instead of
a concurrent-active cap. All 4 tests fail (RED phase) before the fix.
Refs: code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent#2700
rootDescendantCounts was incremented on every spawn but never decremented
when tasks reached terminal states (completed, cancelled, error, interrupt,
stale-pruned). This made maxDescendants=50 a session-lifetime quota instead
of its intended semantics as a concurrent-active agent cap.
Fix: add unregisterRootDescendant() in five terminal-state handlers:
- tryCompleteTask(): task completes successfully
- cancelTask(): running task cancelled (wasRunning guard prevents
double-decrement for pending tasks already handled by
rollbackPreStartDescendantReservation)
- session.error handler: task errors
- promptAsync catch (startTask): task interrupted on launch
- promptAsync catch (resume): task interrupted on resume
- onTaskPruned callback: stale task pruned (wasPending guard)
Fixes: code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent#2700
The LSP `initialize` request expects custom server options in the
`initializationOptions` field, but the code was spreading
`this.server.initialization` directly into the root params object.
This caused LSP servers that depend on `initializationOptions`
(like ets-language-server, pyright, etc.) to not receive their
configuration.
Closes#2665
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Oracle's <promise>VERIFIED</promise> arrives as a tool_result part from the
task() tool call, not as a text part. Both detectCompletionInSessionMessages
and collectAssistantText only scanned type=text parts, missing the
verification signal entirely. This caused ulw loops to fail verification
even when Oracle successfully emitted VERIFIED.
Include tool_result parts in promise detection alongside text parts.
Exclude tool_use parts to avoid false positives from instructional text.
Oracle's <promise>VERIFIED</promise> arrives as a tool_result part from the
task() tool call, not as a text part. Both detectCompletionInSessionMessages
and collectAssistantText only scanned type=text parts, missing the
verification signal entirely. This caused ulw loops to fail verification
even when Oracle successfully emitted VERIFIED.
Include tool_result parts in promise detection alongside text parts.
Exclude tool_use parts to avoid false positives from instructional text.
YeonGyu-Kim