v1.0.43

What's Changed

• Enforce frontend-only delegation for visual work by @callum-spencer in #6

Full Changelog: v1.0.42...v1.0.43

v1.0.42

What's Changed

• Clarify Orxa delegation guardrails and update agent models by @callum-spencer in #5

Full Changelog: v1.0.41...v1.0.42

v1.0.41

What's Changed

• Update agent models, routing guardrails, and docs by @callum-spencer in #4

Full Changelog: v1.0.40...v1.0.41

v1.0.40: Event-based Todo Continuation

What's New

🚀 Major Improvement: Event-Based Todo Continuation

The previous implementation used fragile string matching and toast notifications which didn't reliably keep the agent working when there were pending TODOs. This release implements a robust event-based solution.

Changes

Core Features:

• Event-driven continuation: Listens for session.idle event when agent stops working
• Programmatic prompt injection: Uses ctx.client.session.prompt() to inject continuation messages
• Smart throttling: 30-second cooldown per session to avoid spam
• Session refresh: Reloads session data on idle to ensure fresh TODO state

Agent Updates:

• ORXA agent now creates plan files directly instead of delegating
• Added .orxa/ to .gitignore for user plan files

CI/CD Improvements:

• Removed version sync from publish workflow (fixes detached HEAD issue)
• Removed delegation section warning console output

How It Works

1. When the agent completes work, OpenCode fires session.idle event
2. Plugin detects pending TODOs for that session
3. Injects a continuation prompt: "You have pending TODOs that need to be completed. Continue working on the next pending task without asking for permission..."
4. Agent automatically continues working on remaining tasks

Testing

✅ All 516 tests pass
✅ Tested in real-world usage
✅ Visual feedback via toast notifications

Installation

npm install -g @reliabilityworks/opencode-orxa@1.0.40

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Full Changelog: v1.0.39...v1.0.40

v1.0.39 - Replace MCPs with CLI Tools

What's New

Breaking Changes

• Removed MCPs: Replaced ios-simulator and playwright MCPs with CLI tools
• New CLI Tools: agent-device and agent-browser for mobile/web automation

Features

• agent-device: Token-efficient mobile automation for iOS/Android

  • Install: npm install -g agent-device
  • Supports simulators and real devices
  • Compact refs (@e1, @e2) for LLM efficiency

• agent-browser: Vercel's browser automation CLI

  • Install: npm install -g agent-browser && agent-browser install
  • Fast Rust CLI with Node.js fallback
  • Snapshot-based interaction with compact refs

Improvements

• All agents now have skill tool access
• Updated mobile-simulator subagent for agent-device
• Updated navigator subagent for agent-browser
• Performance improvements with lazy-loading and caching

Migration

After updating, run npm install -g agent-device and npm install -g agent-browser && agent-browser install to install the new CLI tools.

v1.0.38 - ORXA Orchestration Mode Fixes

What's Changed

Bug Fixes

• Fixed ORXA orchestration mode incorrectly activating - Orchestration mode now only activates via slash command, not on normal messages
• Fixed supermemory context triggering false orchestration detection - Detector now correctly identifies user messages vs injected context
• Fixed subagent delegation fields - Updated to use 'prompt' field for 6-section content and 'description' for short titles
• Fixed agent detection for subagents - Subagents no longer inherit ORXA write restrictions

Performance Improvements

• Optimized session loading - Skip expensive API calls for subagents, reducing delegation startup from minutes to seconds

Features

• Added slash command support - 8 new commands: /orchestrate, /validate, /refactor, /explain, /test, /debug, /commit, /search
• Automatic command installation - Commands copied to ~/.config/opencode/command/ during postinstall

Changes

• Simplified 6-section template validation (warning only)
• Updated postinstall to preserve user model overrides
• Removed summary validation from delegation enforcer
• Updated all agent YAMLs with improved instructions

Testing

• All 516 tests passing
• TypeScript compilation successful
• Linter checks passing

Release v1.0.37

What's New

Bug Fixes

1. ORXA Blocked from Supermemory (Case-Sensitive Bug)

• File: src/middleware/delegation-enforcer.ts
• Bug: Used agentName !== "orxa" (case-sensitive check)
• Fix: Changed to !isOrxa (uses case-insensitive check)
• Result: ORXA can now add to supermemory regardless of capitalization

2. orxa.model Config Override Not Applied

• File: src/config-handler.ts
• Bug: Only checked agent_overrides, not orxa.model from config
• Fix: Added logic to apply fullOrxaConfig.orxa.model to agent if specified
• Result: User's model preference (e.g., kimi-for-coding/kimi-k2.5) is now properly respected

Quality

• All 533 tests passing
• Lint clean
• TypeScript check clean
• Build successful

Upgrade Recommended

This release fixes two critical bugs that prevented ORXA from functioning correctly with user configurations.

Release v1.0.36

What's New

Bug Fixes

• Reverted agent model back to opencode/kimi-k2.5 (correct default)
• Reverted default-config.ts model back to opencode/kimi-k2.5
• Updated all tests to expect opencode/kimi-k2.5

Important

Built-in agents should use opencode/ as the provider. Users who want to use a different provider (like kimi-for-coding/) should set this in their local ~/.config/opencode/orxa/orxa.json config:

{
  "orxa": {
    "model": "kimi-for-coding/kimi-k2.5"
  }
}

Quality

• All 533 tests passing

Release v1.0.35

What's New

Bug Fixes

• Updated orxa agent model to kimi-for-coding/kimi-k2.5
• Updated default config to match agent model
• Updated tests to reflect new model

Note

This release was later reverted in v1.0.36. Built-in agents should use opencode/ as the provider. Users can override in their local orxa.json config if needed.

Release v1.0.34

What's New

Bug Fixes

• Fixed critical config migration bug that was injecting unwanted subagents.overrides
• Fixed orxa.model being overwritten during config migration
• Migration template now uses empty subagents.overrides {} instead of hardcoded values
• Removed orxa.model from migration template to preserve user's custom model

Impact

• User's subagents.overrides are now preserved (empty or custom)
• User's orxa.model is now preserved (not overwritten with default)
• New fields are still added if missing from user config
• pluginVersion is still updated to track changes

Quality

• All 533 tests passing
• Config migration preserves all user customizations