compactedSessions permanently blocked re-compaction after first success,
causing unbounded context growth (e.g. 500k on Kimi K2.5 with 256k limit).
- Clear compactedSessions flag on new message.updated so compaction can
re-trigger when context exceeds threshold again
- Use modelContextLimitsCache for model-specific context limits instead
of always falling back to 200k for non-Anthropic providers
Hashline edit tool and companion hooks now require explicit opt-in
via `"hashline_edit": true` in config. Previously enabled by default.
- tool-registry: hashline edit tool not registered unless opted in
- create-tool-guard-hooks: hashline-read-enhancer disabled by default
- Updated config schema comment and documentation
- Added TDD tests for default behavior
Previously decoded entire image buffer to read headers. Now slices base64
to 32KB prefix before decoding — sufficient for PNG/GIF/WebP/JPEG headers.
Dramatically reduces memory allocation for large images.
Ripgrep's --glob flag silently returns zero results when the search target
is an absolute path and the pattern contains directory prefixes (e.g.
'apps/backend/**/*.ts' with '/project'). This is a known ripgrep behavior
where glob matching fails against paths rooted at absolute arguments.
Fix by running ripgrep with cwd set to the search path and '.' as the
search target, matching how the find backend already operates. Ripgrep
then sees relative paths internally, so directory-prefixed globs match
correctly. Output paths are resolved back to absolute via resolve().
Intercepts Read tool output with image attachments and resizes to comply with Anthropic API limits (≤1568px long edge, ≤5MB). Only activates for Anthropic provider sessions and appends resize metadata (original/new resolution, token count) to tool output.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
Non-Claude models skip planning and under-parallelize. Two new sections
injected only when model is not Claude:
- Plan Agent Dependency: multi-step tasks MUST consult Plan Agent first,
use session_id for follow-ups, ask aggressively when ambiguous
- Deep Parallel Delegation (rewrite): explicit '4 units = 4 agents'
pattern, each with clear GOAL + success criteria, all run_in_background
Sisyphus prompt instructed 'your next action is background_output' which
caused agents to repeatedly poll running tasks instead of ending their
response and waiting for the system notification.
- Replace 'STOP all other output' with 'end your response' (actionable)
- Add system-reminder notification mechanism explanation
- Add explicit 'Do NOT poll' prohibition
- Reduce background_cancel(all=true) mentions from 5x to 1x (Hard Blocks)
- Reduce Oracle collect obligation from 4x to 2x
- Remove motivational fluff ('blind spots', 'normal and expected')
Net: -2 lines, clearer mechanism, eliminates polling loop root cause.
- Replace two-pass env interpolation with single-pass combined regex to
prevent re-interpolation of $-sequences in substituted header values
- Convert HookEntry to discriminated union so type: "http" requires url,
preventing invalid configs from passing type checking
- Add regression test for double-interpolation edge case
Add type: "http" hook support matching Claude Code's HTTP hook specification.
HTTP hooks send POST requests with JSON body, support env var interpolation
in headers via allowedEnvVars, and configurable timeout.
New files:
- execute-http-hook.ts: HTTP hook execution with env var interpolation
- dispatch-hook.ts: Unified dispatcher for command and HTTP hooks
- execute-http-hook.test.ts: 14 tests covering all HTTP hook scenarios
Modified files:
- types.ts: Added HookHttp interface, HookAction union type
- config.ts: Updated to accept HookAction in raw hook matchers
- pre-tool-use/post-tool-use/stop/user-prompt-submit/pre-compact:
Updated all 5 executors to dispatch HTTP hooks via dispatchHook()
- plugin-loader/types.ts: Added "http" to HookEntry type union
When models pass relative paths (e.g. 'apps/ios/CleanSlate') to glob/grep
tools, they were passed directly to ripgrep which resolved them against
process.cwd(). In OpenCode Desktop, process.cwd() is '/' causing all
relative path lookups to fail with 'No such file or directory'.
Fix: use path.resolve(ctx.directory, args.path) to resolve relative paths
against the project directory instead of relying on process.cwd().
Add start_work.auto_commit configuration option to allow users to
disable the automatic commit step in the /start-work workflow.
When auto_commit is false:
- STEP 8: COMMIT ATOMIC UNIT is removed from orchestrator reminder
- STEP 9: PROCEED TO NEXT TASK becomes STEP 8
Resolves#2197
The auto-update checker hook calls getConfigDir() which requires the
config context to be initialized via initConfigContext(). When running
in the OpenCode TUI plugin runtime (vs CLI), this initialization never
happened, causing the warning:
"getConfigContext() called before initConfigContext(); defaulting to CLI paths."
This warning would appear when opening folders containing .mulch or .beads
directories because the lifecycle plugins triggered the auto-update checker.
Fix: Call initConfigContext("opencode", null) at plugin startup to ensure
the config context is properly initialized for all hooks and utilities.
Fixes upstream issue where TUI users see spurious bun install warnings.
getConfigContext() emitted a console.warn when called before
initConfigContext() completed. Since initConfigContext runs async
(spawns opencode --version subprocess), other modules calling
getConfigDir/getConfigJson could trigger this warning during startup.
The fallback behavior is intentional and safe (defaults to standard
CLI paths), but console.warn writes to stderr which the TUI captures,
causing the warning to render inside the user's textbox.
Fixes#2183
The hint '(MOST COMMON for single-line edits)' misleads agents into
thinking pos-only replace is the default behavior. When agents want
to replace multiple lines but only specify pos without end, the tool
only replaces one line, causing duplicate code from retained lines.
