- background_output: snapshot read cursor before consuming, restore on
/undo message removal so re-reads return data (fixes#2915)
- MCP loader: preserve oauth field in transformMcpServer, add scope/
projectPath filtering so local-scoped MCPs only load in matching
directories (fixes#2917)
- runtime-fallback: add 'reached your usage limit' to retryable error
patterns so quota exhaustion triggers model fallback (fixes#2918)
Verified: bun test (4606 pass / 0 fail), tsc --noEmit clean
model_not_supported errors from providers (e.g. OpenAI returning
{"error": {"code": "model_not_supported"}}) were not recognized as
retryable. Subagents would silently fail with no response, hanging the
parent session.
Fix:
- Add "model_not_supported", "model not supported", "model is not
supported" to RETRYABLE_MESSAGE_PATTERNS in model-error-classifier.ts
- Add regex patterns to RETRYABLE_ERROR_PATTERNS in
runtime-fallback/constants.ts to match "model ... is ... not ...
supported" with flexible spacing
- Add regression test covering all three variations
Now model_not_supported errors trigger the normal fallback chain instead
of silent failure.
When opencode-skills plugin is registered alongside oh-my-openagent,
all user skills are loaded twice, causing 'Duplicate tool names detected'
warnings and HTTP 400 errors.
This fix:
1. Detects if opencode-skills plugin is loaded in opencode.json
2. Emits a startup warning explaining the conflict
3. Suggests fixes: either remove opencode-skills or disable skills in oh-my-openagent
Fixes#2881
Fire-and-forget session.abort() calls during subagent completion left
dangling promises that raced with parent session teardown. In Bun on
WSL2/Linux, this triggered a StringImplShape assertion (SIGABRT) as
WebKit GC collected string data still referenced by the inflight request.
Fix: await session.abort() in all four completion/error paths:
- startTask promptAsync error handler (launch path)
- resume promptAsync error handler (resume path)
- cancelTask (explicit cancel path)
- tryCompleteTask (normal completion path)
Also marks the two .catch() error callbacks as async so the await is
valid.
Test: update session.deleted cascade test to flush two microtask rounds
since cancelTask now awaits abort before cleanupPendingByParent.
The installer wrapper and postinstall script still hardcoded the old
oh-my-opencode-* platform package family. When users installed the renamed
npm package oh-my-openagent (for example via npx oh-my-openagent install on
WSL2/Linux), the main package installed correctly but the wrapper looked for
nonexistent optional binaries like oh-my-opencode-linux-x64.
Fix:
- derive packageBaseName from package.json at runtime in wrapper/postinstall
- thread packageBaseName through platform package candidate resolution
- keep legacy oh-my-opencode default as fallback
- add regression test for renamed package family
skill-context already filtered browser-related skills using the configured
browser provider, but the skill tool rebuilt discovery without forwarding
browserProvider. That caused skills like agent-browser to be prompt-visible
while skill() could still fail to resolve them unless browser_automation_engine.provider
was explicitly threaded through both paths.
Fix:
- pass skillContext.browserProvider from tool-registry into createSkillTool
- extend SkillLoadOptions with browserProvider
- forward browserProvider to getAllSkills()
- add regression tests for execution and description visibility
The skill tool previously only merged disk-discovered skills and preloaded
options.skills, so skills registered natively via ctx.skills (for example
from config.skills.paths or other plugins) were prompt-visible but not
discoverable by skill().
Fix:
- pass ctx.skills from tool-registry into createSkillTool
- extend SkillLoadOptions with nativeSkills accessor
- merge nativeSkills.all() results into getSkills()
- add test covering native PluginInput skill discovery
YeonGyu-Kim