The nullish-coalescing chain could stop at a non-numeric value (e.g.
status: "error"), preventing deeper nested numeric statusCode values
from being reached. Switch to Array.find() with a type guard to always
select the first numeric value.
Adds 11 tests for extractStatusCode covering: top-level, nested
(data/error/cause), non-numeric skip, fallback to regex, and
precedence.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AI SDK wraps HTTP status codes inside error.error.statusCode (e.g., AI_APICallError). The current extractStatusCode only checks the top level, missing these nested codes.
This caused runtime-fallback to skip retryable errors like 400, 500, 504 because it couldn't find the status code.
Fixes#2617
The opencode/glm-4.7-free model was removed from the OpenCode platform,
causing the ULTIMATE_FALLBACK in the CLI installer to point to a dead
model. Users installing OMO without any major provider configured would
get a non-functional model assignment.
Replaced with opencode/gpt-5-nano which is confirmed available per
user reports and existing fallback chains in model-requirements.ts.
Fixes#2101
The default_builder_enabled config defaults to false, which removes
the default OpenCode Build agent on OMO install. This forces users
into the full OMO orchestration for every task, including simple ones
where the lightweight Build agent would be more appropriate.
Changed the default to true so the Build agent remains available
alongside Sisyphus. Users who prefer the previous behavior can set
default_builder_enabled: false in their config.
Fixes#2545
Renames all environment variable gates from the old oh-my-codex (OMX) prefix
to the correct oh-my-openagent (OMO) prefix:
- OMX_OPENCLAW -> OMO_OPENCLAW
- OMX_OPENCLAW_COMMAND -> OMO_OPENCLAW_COMMAND
- OMX_OPENCLAW_DEBUG -> OMO_OPENCLAW_DEBUG
- OMX_OPENCLAW_COMMAND_TIMEOUT_MS -> OMO_OPENCLAW_COMMAND_TIMEOUT_MS
Adds TDD tests verifying:
- OMO_OPENCLAW=1 is required for activation
- Old OMX_OPENCLAW env var is not accepted
Ports the OMX OpenClaw module into oh-my-openagent as a first-class integration.
This integration allows forwarding internal events (session lifecycle, tool execution) to external gateways (HTTP or command-based).
- Added `src/openclaw` directory with implementation:
- `dispatcher.ts`: Handles HTTP/Command dispatching with interpolation
- `types.ts`: TypeScript definitions
- `client.ts`: Main entry point `wakeOpenClaw`
- `index.ts`: Public API
- Added `src/config/schema/openclaw.ts` for Zod schema validation
- Updated `src/config/schema/oh-my-opencode-config.ts` to include `openclaw` config
- Added `src/hooks/openclaw-sender/index.ts` to listen for events
- Registered the hook in `src/plugin/hooks/create-session-hooks.ts`
- Added unit tests in `src/openclaw/__tests__`
Events handled:
- `session-start` (via `session.created`)
- `session-end` (via `session.deleted`)
- `session-idle` (via `session.idle`)
- `ask-user-question` (via `tool.execute.before` for `ask_user_question`)
- `stop` (via `tool.execute.before` for `stop-continuation` command)
When an agent configured with variant: "max" falls back from Opus to
Sonnet (or Haiku), the "max" variant was passed through unchanged.
OpenCode sends this as level: "max" to the Anthropic API, which rejects
it with: level "max" not supported, valid levels: low, medium, high
The anthropic-effort hook previously only handled Opus (inject effort=max)
and skipped all other Claude models. Now it actively clamps "max" → "high"
for non-Opus Claude models and mutates message.variant so OpenCode
doesn't pass the unsupported level to the API.
When Gemini returns a quota exhausted error, OpenCode auto-retries and
fires session.status with type='retry'. The extractAutoRetrySignal
function requires BOTH 'retrying in' text AND a quota pattern to match,
but some providers (like Gemini) include only the error text in the
retry message without the 'retrying in' phrase.
Since status.type='retry' already confirms this is a retry event, the
fix adds a fallback check: if extractAutoRetrySignal fails, check the
message directly against RETRYABLE_ERROR_PATTERNS. This ensures quota
errors like 'exhausted your capacity' trigger the fallback chain even
when the retry message format differs from expected.
Fixes#2454
Adds a configurable maxToolCalls limit (default: 200) that automatically
cancels background tasks when they exceed the threshold. This prevents
runaway subagent loops from burning unlimited tokens, as reported in #2571
where a Gemini subagent ran 809 consecutive tool calls over 3.5 hours
costing ~$350.
The circuit breaker triggers in the existing tool call tracking path
(message.part.updated/delta events) and cancels the task with a clear
error message explaining what happened. The limit is configurable via
background_task.maxToolCalls in oh-my-opencode.jsonc.
Fixes#2571
The todo-continuation-enforcer injects continuation prompts when
sessions go idle with pending todos. When Plan Mode agents (which are
read-only) create todo items, the continuation prompt contradicts
Plan Mode's STRICTLY FORBIDDEN directive, causing an infinite loop
where the agent acknowledges the conflict then goes idle, triggering
another injection.
Adding 'plan' to DEFAULT_SKIP_AGENTS prevents continuation injection
into Plan Mode sessions, matching the same exclusion pattern already
used for prometheus and compaction agents.
Fixes#2526
Removes both the isFirstRunNoCache and override?.model guards from
the fallback logic in collectPendingBuiltinAgents(). Previously, when
a user configured a model like minimax/MiniMax-M2.5 that wasn't in
availableModels, the agent was silently excluded and --agent Librarian
would crash with 'undefined is not an object'.
Now: if applyModelResolution() fails for ANY reason (cache state,
unavailable model, config merge issue), getFirstFallbackModel() is
always attempted. A log warning is emitted when a user-configured
model couldn't be resolved, making the previously silent failure
visible.
Supersedes #2517Fixes#2427
Keep installer, config detection, schema generation, and publish workflows aligned with the long-lived oh-my-opencode package so this release does not split across two npm names.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
YeonGyu-Kim