Commit 708891dab fixed most test expectations after the gpt-5.5 model
promotion but missed 13 tests across 6 files that still expected
openai/gpt-5.4 in DEFAULT_CATEGORIES and AGENT_MODEL_REQUIREMENTS.
Updates all remaining stale expectations to openai/gpt-5.5:
- agents/utils.test.ts: atlas/metis resolution, buildAgent category,
override.category expansion (5 tests)
- plugin-handlers/config-handler.test.ts: ultrabrain config resolution
and fallback (2 tests)
- shared/agent-variant.test.ts: sisyphus chain variant and category
fallback (2 tests)
- shared/model-capability-guardrails.test.ts: built-in requirement
model ID assertion (1 test)
- tools/look-at/multimodal-fallback-chain.test.ts: multimodal-looker
hardcoded variant metadata (1 test)
- cli/config-manager/generate-omo-config.test.ts: sisyphus model and
fallback_models expectations (2 tests)
The Kimi Code subscription link had drifted across the 5 README
translations: the English README pointed to https://www.kimi.com/kimiplus/sale
at $0.99, while the Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Simplified Chinese
versions pointed to https://www.kimi.com/membership/pricing with a
referral tracking ID, also at $0.99 with an "only this month" qualifier.
Normalized all 5 to the canonical https://www.kimi.com/code at $19,
preserving each language's localized "Kimi Code Subscription" wording.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Updates test expectations across agent, cli, shared, plugin, and tools tests
to match gpt-5.5 as the new default for oracle, hephaestus, and deep agents.
Includes snapshot updates for model-fallback tests.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
Adds missing capability entry for gpt-5.5 to supplemental-entries.ts.
This model was promoted as default for oracle, hephaestus, and deep agents,
but the capability snapshot was missing, causing resolution failures.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
Now that oracle, hephaestus, and the deep category ship gpt-5.5-native
prompts and default to gpt-5.5 in their fallback chains, user configs
that pin openai/gpt-5.4 should follow the same upgrade on next load.
The existing migration pipeline (migrateModelVersions) picks this up
automatically from MODEL_VERSION_MAP, records the upgrade in the
sidecar file to stay idempotent, and leaves gpt-5.4-mini / -mini-fast
/ -nano alone since those cost-tier variants are intentional picks
and do not have direct gpt-5.5 counterparts yet.
Now that each of these agents ships a native gpt-5.5 prompt variant,
their default OpenAI model is bumped from gpt-5.4 to gpt-5.5. The
gpt-5.4 entries are removed from the same-provider position in each
fallback chain (a single provider doesn't need both version entries -
if gpt-5.5 isn't available there, cross-provider fallback kicks in).
- oracle.fallbackChain: gpt-5.5 high (openai) -> gemini-3.1-pro -> claude -> glm
- hephaestus.fallbackChain: gpt-5.5 medium (openai only, requiresProvider)
- deep category.fallbackChain: gpt-5.5 medium -> claude -> gemini
- deep category.config: openai/gpt-5.5 medium
No changes to sisyphus, sisyphus-junior, ultrabrain, momus, or other
agents that still point at gpt-5.4; those stay on the shared regex-
based routing in the gpt-5-4 prompt family.
Inline ORACLE_GPT_5_5_PROMPT constant added to oracle.ts (Oracle is
a single-file agent, no sub-directory variant split).
Distinctive elements over ORACLE_GPT_PROMPT:
- Confidence signaling (high/medium/low) added as a required field
alongside the existing effort estimate (borrowed from Codex's
review_prompt.md)
- Codex-style section headers (# General, ## Decision framework,
## Response structure, etc.) replacing the XML-tagged structure
- Prose-first output more explicitly encouraged
- Three-tier response structure (Essential / Expanded / Edge cases)
preserved with the same hard numerical limits
- Follow-up session behavior explicitly documented
createOracleAgent() branches on isGpt5_5Model first, then isGptModel,
falling back to the thinking-enabled claude default.
The base prompt is category-agnostic; the actual category context (deep,
quick, ultrabrain, writing) layers on top at runtime via the
promptAppend parameter resolved by resolvePromptAppend.
Distinctive elements:
- Closing '# Category context' section explicitly telling the agent
to read the appended block as overriding defaults on conflict
- Orchestrator-facing final-answer structure (What changed / Key
decisions / Verification / Observations / Blockers) instead of a
user-facing conversational close
- Sparse commentary cadence; the orchestrator synthesizes progress
for the user, so mid-task narration is mostly noise
getSisyphusJuniorPromptSource() checks gpt-5-5 before the gpt-5.4 /
gpt-5.3-codex path so the new prompt takes precedence for gpt-5.5
deployments.
Ground-up rewrite that follows the same Codex-style section structure
as the new gpt-5-5 sisyphus prompt, tuned for Hephaestus's autonomous
deep-worker role.
Distinctive elements:
- 'Autonomy and Persistence' section with named 'Forbidden stops' list
(replaces gpt-5-4's FORBIDDEN/CORRECT table rhetoric)
- 'Three-attempt failure protocol' codified
- 'Exploration-first approach' with explicit 5-15 minute expectation
- 'Dig deeper' subsection for root-cause bias
- 'Ambition vs precision' distinction for greenfield vs existing
codebase work
getHephaestusPromptSource() now checks gpt-5-5 before gpt-5-4; the
regex-based gpt-5-4 path stays as the catch-all for other native
versions.
Ground-up rewrite styled after OpenAI Codex's gpt-5.4 prompt
architecture: '# General' -> '## Autonomy and Persistence' -> '## Task
execution' -> '## Validating your work' -> '# Working with the user' ->
'# Tool Guidelines' section hierarchy.
Key differences from the gpt-5-4 variant:
- Prose-first output, bullets only when content is list-shaped
- Contract frames replace threat frames (GPT-5.5 follows instructions
well; NEVER/FORBIDDEN rhetoric adds entropy without compliance gain)
- Explicit opener blacklist for 'Done -', 'Got it', 'Great question'
- '{{ personality }}' slot reserved for future persona substitution
- '{{ taskSystemGuide }}' slot switches todo/task tools per harness cfg
- Codex-compatible clickable file reference format
Sisyphus factory now checks isGpt5_5Model before isGptNativeSisyphusModel,
so gpt-5.5 models route to the new prompt while gpt-5.4, gpt-5.6+, and
other matches stay on the existing gpt-5-4 prompt.
The GPT_NATIVE_SISYPHUS_RE regex already matches gpt-5.5 (and future
5.6+), which is correct for shared behavior. However, gpt-5.5 now has
its own prompt family separate from gpt-5.4, so we need a narrower
check to route exclusively to the gpt-5-5 variants before falling
through to the regex-matched gpt-5-4 path.
The regex stays as the catch-all for future versions; isGpt5_5Model
is the precise-match guard for the current release.
Ground-up rewrites of sisyphus, hephaestus, oracle, and deep-category
prompts styled after OpenAI Codex's gpt-5.4 prompt architecture. Drafts
include shared sisyphus-junior base plus a deep category-context append
that layers on top of it.
Design principles captured in README: Codex-style section structure,
single {{ personality }} slot, prose-first output, contract frames over
threat frames, explicit opener blacklist, and "why, not just what"
justification for every rule.
Replace isGpt5_4Model + isGpt5_5Model + OR-composed isGptNativeSisyphusModel
with a single regex matching GPT-5.x where x >= 4. Automatically covers
future versions (5.6, 5.7, 5.10+) without code changes.
Constraint: Must continue to reject gpt-5.3-codex and gpt-5.x where x < 4
Rejected: Per-version functions | not scalable, each new version adds a function + OR clause
Confidence: high
Scope-risk: narrow
ast_grep_search was mentioned exactly once in the librarian prompt
(bundled as 'grep/ast_grep_search for function/class') with no syntax
guidance. When the librarian cloned a repo and tried to match code
shape, it fell into the same regex-in-AST trap as the main agent.
Two targeted edits, no rewrite of the surrounding request-classification
flow:
- Phase 1 TYPE B 'Find the implementation' now separates ast_grep_search
(code shape) from grep (text/literals) and reminds the LLM that AST
patterns use $VAR and $$$ and are not regex.
- TOOL REFERENCE adds a dedicated ast_grep_search row with valid
examples and the explicit regex anti-pattern list, alongside tightened
guidance for grep_app and grep so the LLM picks the right tool for
cross-repo vs single-repo, text vs shape.
The previous Tool Strategy was a neutral 5-bullet list that treated
ast_grep_search and grep as equals. LLMs read 'structural patterns
(function shapes, class structures)' and reach for ast_grep_search
first, then call it with regex ('foo|bar', '.*', '\\w') and silently
get zero results.
Rewrite so the default is clear - grep first, ast_grep_search only for
true AST shape matching - and enumerate the regex anti-patterns with
their corrective switches. Add an explicit rule: if ast_grep_search
returns zero matches and the printed hint says the pattern is regex-
shaped, switch to grep instead of retrying with another regex variant.
Preserves the existing absolute-path requirement, <results> block
format, and read-only / no-emoji constraints.
The previous description (41 words) told the LLM to write 'complete AST
nodes' but did not explain that regex syntax is the #1 failure mode. It
also shipped a bug: the Python example 'def $FUNC($$$):' had a trailing
colon that the hint system actively flags as wrong.
Extract descriptions into tool-descriptions.ts and rewrite:
- Open with 'This is NOT regex' so the constraint is unmissable
- List the four regex patterns that do not work (|, .*, \\w, [a-z])
with the corrective action for each
- Tell the LLM to switch to grep when the pattern is text-shaped
- Fix the Python example (no trailing colon) and add Go and Rust rows
since the failing reports came from Go codebases
- Shorten the pattern-param description with the same anti-regex list
Also harden the LSP reference for the new test files using the
bun-types triple-slash directive already used elsewhere.
LLMs frequently call ast_grep_search with regex-style patterns like
'func.*build|BuildMode|projectReferences' instead of AST patterns. The
search silently returns zero matches with no useful feedback, so the
model retries with a different regex-shaped pattern and loops.
Extract hint generation into pattern-hints.ts and add detectors for the
four dominant misuse modes:
- regex escapes (\\w, \\d, \\s, \\b)
- character-class ranges ([a-z], [0-9])
- regex wildcards (.* .+) with no meta-vars
- pure alternation (foo|bar|baz with no structural syntax)
Heuristics are designed to be safe on valid AST patterns: bitwise OR
'$A | $B' and Rust closures '|x| x + 1' are not flagged. Language-
specific shape hints (trailing-colon Python, body-less JS/TS/Go/Rust
functions) are preserved and extended to Go and Rust.
YeonGyu-Kim