Document the new primary chain and install-time fallback behavior for explorer and librarian.\nKeep the user-facing guidance aligned with the runtime and CLI model selection.
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
Sed-based bulk replace only touched hyphenated IDs (claude-opus-4-6)
but the tutorial prose and comparison tables used the dotted human
form 'Claude Opus 4.6' / 'Opus 4.6'. Sync those occurrences to 4.7
in:
- docs/guide/installation.md (model families table + Sisyphus tutorial)
- docs/guide/agent-model-matching.md (recommended-model table)
- docs/guide/overview.md (three references to Opus default)
Without this commit, users following the installation guide would be
told Sisyphus 'strongly recommends Opus 4.6' while the plugin itself
already routes to Opus 4.7.
Syncs the README translations, CONTRIBUTING, docs/reference,
docs/guide, docs/examples JSONC configs, and the hierarchical
src/**/AGENTS.md files with the model version bump already landed
in the source and migration commits.
- Split two separate JSON objects into separate code blocks
- Remove 'stream' field from agent config (not in schema)
- Add note about streaming configuration location
The Sisyphus Tasks section documented a nonexistent 'enabled' field
with a default of 'false', which contradicts the actual behavior:
- The SisyphusTasksConfigSchema has no 'enabled' field; it only has
storage_path, task_list_id, and claude_code_compat
- The task system toggle lives at experimental.task_system and
defaults to true (since v3.14)
Updated the docs to:
- Remove the phantom 'enabled' field from example and options table
- Add the missing 'task_list_id' option that exists in the schema
- Clarify that sisyphus.tasks configures storage only
- Point to experimental.task_system as the actual on/off toggle
- Explain what the task system does (replaces TodoWrite/TodoRead)
Updated across README (all locales), docs/guide/, docs/reference/,
docs/examples/, AGENTS.md files, and test expectations/snapshots.
The deep category and multimodal-looker still use gpt-5.3-codex as
those are separate from the hephaestus agent.
Sisyphus-authored fixes across 15 files:
- plugin-identity: align CONFIG_BASENAME with actual config file name
- add-plugin-to-opencode-config: handle legacy→canonical name migration
- plugin-detection tests: update expectations for new identity constants
- doctor/system: fix legacy name warning test assertions
- install tests: align with new plugin name
- chat-params tests: fix mock isolation
- model-capabilities tests: fix snapshot expectations
- image-converter: fix platform-dependent test assertions (Linux CI)
- example configs: expanded with more detailed comments
Full suite: 4484 pass, 0 fail, typecheck clean.
- Doctor now detects when opencode.json references 'oh-my-opencode'
(legacy name) and warns users to switch to 'oh-my-openagent' with
the exact replacement string.
- Added 3 example config files in docs/examples/:
- default.jsonc: balanced setup with all agents documented
- coding-focused.jsonc: Sisyphus + Hephaestus heavy
- planning-focused.jsonc: Prometheus + Atlas heavy
All examples include every agent (sisyphus, hephaestus, atlas,
prometheus, explore, librarian) with model recommendations.
Helps with #2823
- Registry-based model family detection (provider-agnostic)
- Variant and reasoningEffort ladder downgrade logic
- Three-tier resolution: metadata override → family heuristic → unknown drop
- Comprehensive test suite covering all model families
YeonGyu-Kim