v1.0.0

Major Changes

• df2b299: catherd 1.0: a rewrite, and a clean break from 0.x. Run bunx catherd-cli init once after upgrading; it moves your 0.x files aside and sets 1.0 up (see MIGRATION.md).

  • Runs that survive. Every worker runs detached under a supervisor with idle and wall timeouts, writes straight to disk and is recorded exactly once, even when the MCP server restarts mid-run. Admission is atomic, parallel lanes are checked for overlapping files, and a write outside a lane is reported.
  • Three backends behind one adapter: Codex, headless Claude Code (claude-code: rungs, beside native Claude subagents) and opencode v2 (OpenCode Go and Zen). Each has a probe with a minimum version, optional isolation, and per-role access (read-only, workspace-write, full) with how strongly the backend enforces it.
  • A discovery catalog. catherd lists what each backend offers, scores models from dated sources, ranks cost by how you pay (plan, subscription or per token), and lets you map an unscored model with treat-like. Jev is optional: without a key, each lane's own Kind and Difficulty route it.
  • Profiles, schema 1: per-role ladders, access, failover to a rung on another quota, a budget and timeouts, kept through catherd profile, the TUI or /catherd-setup; native Claude roles get linked agent files.
  • A full CLI: init, doctor (one row per check, each with its fix), profile, status, watch, runs, catalog, lock and capture-fixtures, with stable exit codes, one-line errors and a log with secrets redacted. catherd keeps its folders 700 and its files 600.
  • A new TUI after opencode's: Status, Profiles and Runs tabs, a command palette, and edits that are saved only through a diff.
  • 21 MCP tools, three of them new (cancel, record_agent_run, wait); every failure is { code, message, fix }. dispatch returns as soon as its role starts, so independent roles run side by side, and wait collects their records.
  • Needs Bun 1.4 or newer.