MixAgents Broker v0.1.1

MixAgents Broker 0.1.1 fixes two Windows and workspace setup issues:

• Broker now resolves npm-managed Codex installations to their native codex.exe on Windows.
• An unlisted workspace can be approved when first used, so every project does not need to be added to workspaceRoots in advance.

Workspace approval is limited to the canonical directory and its descendants for the current MCP connection. It is not persisted.

Update the MixAgents marketplace, reinstall MixAgents Broker, and start a new Codex task.

MixAgents Broker v0.1.0

MixAgents Broker runs Codex subagents on configured model providers without changing the controller's provider.

Install

codex plugin marketplace add Utopia-V/mixagents
codex plugin add mixagents-broker@mixagents

Create the route configuration and provide its credentials before starting a new Codex task.

Included

• $broker route selection Skill
• local STDIO MCP server backed by Codex App Server
• routes, spawn_agent, send, wait_agent, interrupt_agent, and list_agents
• fixed provider/model routing with read-only access by default
• follow-up turns, interruption, recovery, and route-scoped credentials

Compatibility

Broker targets Codex 0.149.0 and later. The current baseline is Codex 0.151.0-alpha.7.2 with OpenCode Go deepseek-v4-flash over its Responses-compatible route.

• npm package
• Installation and configuration
• Security

pi-dsh-mimic v0.1.2

Compatibility patch for pi-dsh-mimic. The extension now recognizes DeepSeek V4 Pro model identifiers on third-party and namespaced provider routes while preserving the one-shot bootstrap and Pi-native execution phase.

What changed

• Activates fresh sessions when the model identifier contains deepseek-v4-pro; provider names no longer gate activation.
• Keeps non-target models untouched and does not forge a bootstrap when switching models inside an existing conversation.
• Clarifies the compatibility and security boundary: the official DeepSeek API and OpenCode Go are the routes covered by this project's existing evidence. Third-party routes can activate the extension, but their compatibility and data handling are not qualified by those experiments.

Install

pi install npm:pi-dsh-mimic

• npm package
• User guide
• Experiments and design
• Security boundary

pi-dsh-mimic v0.1.1

Documentation patch for pi-dsh-mimic. Runtime extension code is unchanged from 0.1.0.

What changed

• Defines Project2 V4.1b before presenting its scores.
• Updates installation instructions now that the package is available on npm.
• Keeps the complete experiment, trajectory, tool-call, and provenance records in the shipped documentation.

Project2 V4.1b is a personal, self-hosted long-horizon repository-maintenance evaluation. The model repairs a deliberately broken multi-module Python backend and ESP32-S3 firmware project covering authentication and session privacy, database migrations, cross-module features, backward compatibility, Wi-Fi/MQTT/NVS/protocol and ESP-IDF contracts, and final delivery evidence. It is not a general cross-project benchmark; the scores describe this frozen task.

Install

pi install npm:pi-dsh-mimic

• npm package
• User guide
• Experiments and design
• Project2 evidence ledger

pi-dsh-mimic v0.1.0

First public release of pi-dsh-mimic.

pi-dsh-mimic reproduces the DeepSeek Harness Minimal environment for Pi's first model request, then returns immediately to Pi-native execution with the complete tool catalog and other Pi plugins.

Highlights

• Supports deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro and opencode-go/deepseek-v4-pro.
• Uses the real task as the Minimal bootstrap request; no warm-up or extra model round.
• Restores Pi-native messages, provider payload, read/bash/edit/write, and plugin tools after the first valid response.
• Never calls setActiveTools and does not replace Pi's native tools.
• Persists bootstrap/execution phase and retries after provider errors or aborts.

What Project2 measures

Project2 V4.1b is a personal, self-hosted long-horizon repository-maintenance evaluation. The model repairs a deliberately broken multi-module Python backend and ESP32-S3 firmware project covering authentication and session privacy, database migrations, cross-module features, backward compatibility, Wi-Fi/MQTT/NVS/protocol and ESP-IDF contracts, and final delivery evidence. It is not a general cross-project benchmark; the scores describe this frozen task.

Evidence

• Four final runs of the same request flow scored 98, 96, 96, and 98 on Project2, all with F3 at 16/16.
• TypeScript typechecking and all 13 automated tests pass.
• Bash-first and editor-first offline loopbacks use Pi's real package loader and provider path with no model call.
• The package includes the complete experiment analysis, evidence ledger, security boundary, license notices, and a read-only session-statistics helper.

Install

pi install npm:pi-dsh-mimic

Start a fresh session after selecting either supported V4 Pro route.

• npm package
• User guide
• Experiments and design
• Project2 evidence ledger

Pi packages run with the user's process and filesystem permissions. Review the source and security notes before installation.