The auto-update-checker's version resolver hardcoded the canonical
oh-my-opencode package name in three read paths:
1. INSTALLED_PACKAGE_JSON pointed only at
cache/node_modules/oh-my-opencode/package.json
2. findPackageJsonUp() rejected any walked-up package.json whose name
did not equal PACKAGE_NAME
3. getLocalDevPath() only matched file:// plugin entries whose path
contained the canonical name
The publish pipeline ships the same code under two npm package names
(oh-my-opencode canonical, oh-my-openagent alias). Users who add
"oh-my-openagent" to their opencode config end up with
node_modules/oh-my-openagent/package.json, so every read path above
silently missed the installed version and the startup toast fell back
to "unknown".
Introduce ACCEPTED_PACKAGE_NAMES + INSTALLED_PACKAGE_JSON_CANDIDATES in
constants.ts and teach the three readers to accept both names. Writes
are untouched (sync-package-json, pinned-version-updater, cache
invalidation) because the auto-update-checker still owns its own cache
workspace and writes to the canonical name there.
Tests: 54 auto-update-checker tests pass (4 new), full 4444-test suite
passes, tsc clean. New tests cover both install paths, the walk-up
resolver, and the priority order when both candidates exist.
Closes#3257
model-resolver.test.ts and prometheus-agent-config-builder.test.ts use
spyOn(shared, 'log') but do not own the logger module. When other test
files in the same bun test process call mock.module('../shared/logger'),
the import cache is poisoned and the spyOn targets a stale binding.
Add a lightweight mock.module call at the top of each file so the
auto-detection in run-ci-tests.ts picks them up as isolated targets.
This ensures each file gets its own module instance and the spy
captures all calls correctly.
Fixes the flaky CI failure pattern where resolveModelWithFallback and
buildPrometheusAgentConfig tests pass locally (separate bun process)
but fail in the shared CI batch.
Agent names in the config.agent object (which becomes the /agent API
response) contained invisible Zero-Width Space (U+200B) characters
baked in by getAgentListDisplayName(). These ZWSP prefixes were used
for TUI sort ordering, but they leaked into the public API surface.
Impact: any prompt_async consumer that discovered agent names via the
/agent endpoint and passed them back to prompt_async without manual
ZWSP stripping got silent message drops — the agent name didn't match.
hy-pony's feishu-bridge integration went dark after upgrading to 3.16.0
with no error, no warning, and no indication that invisible Unicode
characters in agent names were the cause.
Fix: switch all four callsites from getAgentListDisplayName() (which
prepends \u200B×N) to getAgentDisplayName() (clean names):
- agent-key-remapper.ts: config keys → display names (was the primary
injection point)
- agent-priority-order.ts: CORE_AGENT_ORDER lookup (must agree with
the keys emitted by the remapper)
- command-config-handler.ts: command agent field normalization
- tool-config-handler.ts: agent config lookup (simplified fallback
chain since the primary lookup is now clean)
Sort ordering is preserved by:
1. JS object insertion order from reorderAgentsByPriority()
2. The injected `order` field (1-4) added by injectOrderField()
getAgentListDisplayName() is marked @deprecated with a link to #3238.
AGENT_LIST_SORT_PREFIXES and stripAgentListSortPrefix() are kept for
any internal callers that strip prefixes from legacy data.
Closes#3238
Reports from david_66 on Discord: sessions get perceived as 'stuck' when
context usage crosses the 78% threshold. Investigation confirmed two
issues in the preemptive compaction hook:
1. PREEMPTIVE_COMPACTION_TIMEOUT_MS was 120s. While the summarize
request is in flight, tool.execute.after short-circuits via the
compactionInProgress guard. A hung summarize blocked the session
for two full minutes before giving up, which users reasonably
experience as a hang.
2. On failure (timeout or exception) only a log line was emitted. The
user had no visibility into why their session was unresponsive or
why auto-compaction never ran, so a transient upstream error could
silently leave them well above the threshold with no signal.
Fix:
- Reduce timeout 120s -> 60s. Still gives the upstream a generous
window, but caps the worst-case perceived hang at one minute.
- Show a warning toast via ctx.client.tui.showToast whenever the
catch block fires, including the underlying error string so users
can act (retry, manual /compact, or adjust provider).
- Include providerID/modelID in the Compaction failed log entry so
wild failures are easier to correlate to a specific target model.
Two existing failure-path assertions were updated to match the new
log shape and a new test covers the toast notification contract.
Discord report: https://discord.com/channels/1452487457085063218/1490536332961906829/1491345441399505037
discoverInstalledPlugins read scope from installed_plugins.json but
never filtered by it, so project/local scoped Claude Code plugins
leaked into every session regardless of process.cwd().
Add projectPath to PluginInstallation and InstalledPluginEntryV3,
propagate it through v3EntryToInstallation, and introduce
shouldLoadPluginForCwd which reuses shared/contains-path for safe
symlink- and ancestor-aware matching and expands a leading tilde.
user and managed scopes still always load; project and local without
a projectPath are skipped as a safe default.
Covered by 13 new shouldLoadPluginForCwd unit tests (including tilde
expansion against a mocked homedir) and 13 new discoverInstalledPlugins
integration tests spanning v1, v2, and v3 database formats plus the
existing enabledPluginsOverride path.
Fixes#3216
Replace fragile regex text matching with structured detection for Oracle verification evidence.
- Add oracle-verification-detector.ts with parseOracleVerificationEvidence()
- Use structured parsing instead of multiple regex patterns
- Add comprehensive test coverage for edge cases
- Update completion-promise-detector.ts to use isOracleVerified()
- Update pending-verification-handler.ts to use structured extraction
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
YeonGyu-Kim