v1.6.1

mind v1.6.1

Patch release focused on the OpenCode automation plugin: full OpenCode V2
support while keeping V1 compatibility, correct project-space resolution,
quieter and bounded plugin state, and accurate session identities on both
runtimes.

Highlights

• OpenCode V2 support — the generated ~/.config/opencode/plugins/mind-automation.js
  now default-exports a V2 plugin definition (id + setup) with native
  context/compaction session hooks and ctx.event.subscribe, while keeping
  the V1 server() hooks and the named export. V2 no longer rejects the plugin
  with Plugin must export a default definition…, and existing V1 installs keep
  working (verified on V1 1.18.28/1.18.33 and V2 2.0.19).
• One project space per canonical project — continuity artifacts are stored
  under projects/<canonical-project> even when events come from a nested or
  different directory.
• Quieter, bounded plugin state — state is written only after
  state-changing events, and the checkpoint/summary/handled maps are capped to
  the newest 400 entries.
• Accurate session identities — the plugin resolves the real session id on
  V2 stream events (data.sessionID) and V1 bus events
  (properties.sessionID / properties.info.id) instead of the event id, so
  dedupe keys and session summary names are correct on both.

Fixed

• OpenCode automation plugin now loads on OpenCode V2: default export with
  id + setup, native V2 session hooks, and ctx.event.subscribe, keeping
  V1 server() hooks for compatibility.
• V2 automation resolves one project space per canonical project path
  (location.project.canonical takes precedence over the event directory).
• V2 automation writes plugin state only on state-changing events; state maps
  are capped to the newest 400 entries; empty or non-string session id fields
  no longer mask later fallbacks.
• V1 automation now uses the session id from event properties
  (properties.sessionID, properties.session.id, properties.info.id)
  instead of the bus event id, so checkpoint dedupe keys and session summary
  names use the real session.

Upgrade notes

mind update

mind update refreshes detected agent integrations automatically, including
regenerating ~/.config/opencode/plugins/mind-automation.js. No manual
mind setup refresh is required. Use --no-refresh-integrations if you need
to defer the refresh.

Restart your agentic host after updating — fully quit and relaunch
OpenCode (and any other agent host) so the refreshed plugin file and the
updated mind mcp stdio process are re-read from disk. Running hosts keep
the previous plugin and protocol cached until restarted.