v0.2.0

Added

• Oh My Pi support from the same package: the configuration is found in ~/.omp/agent (or
  ~/$PI_CONFIG_DIR/agent, or the profile folder through PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR), /login asks
  the method as text where no menu exists and shows the device code in the login dialog, and
  RPC mode falls back to the recommended method.
• Model discovery: without models, or with discoverModels: true, the list comes from the
  gateway's GET <baseUrl>/models called with the Keycloak access token. Declared models
  describe discovered ones by id. pi keeps the list in models-store.json for print mode and
  offline starts; Oh My Pi keeps it in its model cache.
• PI_KC_CONFIG: full path of the configuration file.
• loginMethod / PI_KC_LOGIN_METHOD: skip the method choice of /login.

Changed

• models is no longer required.
• The configuration file is looked up in the running agent's folder first, then in the other
  agent's folder.
• The bundle is now 40 KiB (32 KiB before).
• Repository workflow only: pull requests are squash-merged only, and their titles (the commit
  messages on main) must follow Conventional Commits, checked in CI. An optional
  .githooks/commit-msg hook applies the same rule locally.
• Development tooling: Vitest 5, ESLint 10,
  TypeScript 6.0, esbuild 0.28, GitHub Actions v7, and minimatch 11 for the linters. The
  development dependency tree has no known vulnerability.

v0.1.0

Added

• Keycloak login for pi: Authorization Code + PKCE S256 with automatic loopback capture or a
  pasted redirect URL, and Device Authorization Grant with PKCE.
• Offline tokens (offline_access) by default.
• Automatic refresh through pi with a configurable leeway, in-process single-flight, a 60 s
  rotation grace cache, and continued use of a valid token through transient failures.
• Clear /login instruction on invalid_grant, also shown as a notification.
• OpenAI-compatible provider with statically declared models and optional static headers.
• Configuration from ~/.pi/agent/keycloak-auth.json and PI_KC_* variables, and an error
  mode that names missing or invalid fields.
• Single-file build with no runtime dependency.