v0.2.90

What's new

A unified local Agent integration center

TideMind now provides a single place to discover and understand supported Agent installations on this Mac. The new foundation replaces duplicate per-connection setup with installation-aware status, capability, and component visibility.

• Automatically discovers verified local Agent installations and keeps their identity stable across rescans.
• Shows user-facing integration states and the underlying components, including Skill, MCP, Hook, instruction, and plugin surfaces where applicable.
• Expands the local Agent catalog across coding and general-purpose tools, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Kimi Code, Qwen Code, ZCode, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Pi, and additional local variants.
• Keeps production integration writes observe-only by default; each mutating Adapter still requires its own verified rollout gate.

Safe migration from earlier releases

• Upgrades the Agent integration database to schema v34 while preserving existing connection and activity data.
• Imports legacy connections only when their installation and component ownership can be proven; uncertain legacy state remains read-only instead of being rewritten automatically.
• Uses a durable ownership ledger, mutation journal, compare-and-swap checks, physical writer fences, and read-back verification as the basis for future automatic repair.

Reliability and performance

• Makes large Agent task histories faster and bounded by caching a revision-pinned traversal index and hydrating only the visible page.
• Strengthens writer-lock recovery so a live process cannot be displaced by a transient process-identity probe.
• Stabilizes release validation for native-sized CLI distributions, subprocess hooks, isolated HOME guards, and physical SQLite recovery tests.