Remove ultrawork-model-override hook and per-agent ultrawork model swap
config that relied on zen opencode.ai free tier (no longer functional).
Removed:
- src/hooks/ultrawork-model-override/ (hook, test, index)
- ultrawork field from AgentOverrideConfigSchema
- ultrawork-model-override from HookNameSchema
- UltraworkConfig type from model-fallback-types
- Non-max20 sonnet+ultrawork-opus codepath from model-fallback
- Claude subscription model table from installation docs
- All references in plugin-interface, create-session-hooks, schema.json
- Related test cases and updated snapshots
- atlas hook: update verification reminder assertions to match new
4-phase QA system (MANDATORY -> PHASE 1/2, LIE -> LYING)
- auto-update-checker: add missing revertPinnedVersion mock export
to fix SyntaxError in background-update-check tests
Note: 4 auto-update-checker tests fail only when run alongside
checker.test.ts due to bun mock.module isolation issue (pre-existing
in v3.7.3, not a regression)
Rewrite Atlas GPT verification from a checklist to a 4-phase protocol:
Phase 1 (Read Code First), Phase 2 (Automated Checks), Phase 3 (Hands-On QA),
Phase 4 (Gate Decision). Hands-on QA is now mandatory for user-facing changes,
not 'if applicable'. Hook message reinforces subagent distrust and requires
actually running deliverables before proceeding to next task.
Shorter hook name, disableable via disabled_hooks config, migration added
for backward compatibility. Also forces agent switch to Hephaestus on
Sisyphus + GPT detection. Docs updated with new hook name.
Use getAgentConfigKey() to normalize display names (e.g. 'Sisyphus (Ultraworker)')
back to config keys before comparison. Update toast to 10s duration with clearer
line-broken messaging.
Add OPENCODE_CLI_RUN_MODE environment variable check to skip all startup
toasts and version checks when running in CLI mode. This prevents
notification spam during automated CLI run sessions.
Includes comprehensive test coverage for CLI run mode behavior.
🤖 Generated with OhMyOpenCode assistance
- getSdkMessages now handles both response.data and direct array
responses from SDK
- Consolidated getMessageDir: storage.ts now re-exports from shared
opencode-message-dir.ts (with path traversal guards)
- Replace all response.data ?? [] with (response.data ?? response)
pattern across 14 files to handle SDK array-shaped responses
- Normalize SDK parts in parts-reader.ts by injecting sessionID/
messageID before validation (P1: SDK parts lack these fields)
- Treat unknown part types as having content in
recover-empty-content-message-sdk.ts to prevent false placeholder
injection on image/file parts
- Replace local isRecord with shared import in parts-reader.ts
- P1: Use compacted timestamp check instead of nonexistent truncated
field in target-token-truncation.ts
- P1: Use defensive (response.data ?? response) pattern in
hook-message-injector/injector.ts to match codebase convention
- P2: Filter by tool type in countTruncatedResultsFromSDK to avoid
counting non-tool compacted parts
- P2: Treat thinking/meta-only messages as empty in both
empty-content-recovery-sdk.ts and message-builder.ts to align
SDK path with file-based logic
- Re-read messages from SDK after injectTextPartAsync to prevent stale
snapshot from causing duplicate placeholder injection (P2)
- Replace local isRecord with shared import from record-type-guard (P3)
- P2: treat unknown part types as non-content in message-builder messageHasContentFromSDK
- P3: reuse shared isRecord from record-type-guard.ts in opencode-http-api
Unknown part types should be treated as content (return true)
to match parity with the existing message-builder implementation.
Using continue would incorrectly mark messages with unknown part
types as empty, triggering false recovery.
- isTodo: allow optional id to match Todo interface, preventing
todos without ids from being silently dropped
- messageHasContentFromSDK: treat unknown part types as empty
(continue) instead of content (return true) for parity with
existing storage logic
- readMessagesFromSDK in recover-empty-content-message-sdk: wrap
SDK call in try/catch to prevent recovery from throwing
