Polygate 0.6.4

Polygate 0.6.4

The Agent works with OpenCode Free again

OpenCode released 2.3.0, and OpenCode Free models were blocked in the Agent because its engine was still on 2.2.6. The engine now moves to OpenCode 2.3.0 (official npm packages, checked against their published hashes). The first time you open the Agent it downloads the new engine (about 250 MB).

Requests move on instead of failing

• A refused request tries other exits. When OpenCode refuses a request while a small check through the same exit is accepted (one model can be limited on an exit where others still answer), the request now goes on through up to two more Psiphon regions, then the next exits in your failover order. Nothing is marked used up, so the exit stays in use for everything else.
• The exit check asks the models you use. The small check through an exit asks DeepSeek 4.1 Flash first, then GLM 5.3 Flash, MiniMax M3.1 Flash, then any other model.
• "Expected 'id' to be a string" is fixed. A tool call that arrived whole in one piece reached the client in the wrong order; it now arrives as start, arguments, finish.
• You can see which Psiphon region was used. Request lines say via Psiphon NL, and Logs → Psiphon says when a request moved from one region to another and why.
• A Psiphon region that crashed a few times, days apart, is no longer left stopped for good.

Dashboard

• Routing is one group. Routing opens a sub-menu with Proxies, Relays, WARP and Psiphon, each on its own page with its own settings. The Routing page keeps the list of exits, the map and the routing policy.
• A new Guide. Every part of Polygate in plain words, with a search box and a link to the page where each part lives.
• Usage: the Daily values table now sits inside its card and scrolls.
• Logs name the MCP, Psiphon, Agent and Backup sources properly, and a failed alert webhook says what happened in plain words.
• The Agent has a new icon.

Upgrading

Windows: in 0.4.2 or later, open Settings → Updates → Update & restart. Otherwise download Polygate-0.6.4-Windows-x64.exe below and use it in place of the old one. Your settings and keys are kept. The app remains unsigned.

Linux service users: connect to your server and run:

sudo polygate update

Verify checksums before installation; each file has a .sha256 beside it. Psiphon publishes no Linux arm64 client, so Psiphon is not available in the arm64 package.