openraid v1.2.1

Saved sessions now restore their full working history, with explicit OpenCode import and simpler Windows downloads.

Improvements

• Complete session restoration. Reopening restores the objective, agent
  transcripts—including tool and command output—usage counters, roster,
  checkpoints, and pause state. Both interfaces open saved history without
  starting requests and support explicit continuation of unfinished work.
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• OpenCode import by choice. Detected OpenCode credentials and configuration
  require confirmation before use. The decision is remembered; import remains
  available later through /import-opencode or desktop Settings.
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• Executable-only downloads. Release assets are limited to the two Windows
  executables and LICENSE, which includes embedded desktop icon attribution.
  Linux and macOS remain available through source builds and native CI checks.
• Reliable release verification. The startup consent regression waits for
  the dashboard's idle state before sending exit keys, avoiding a Unix readiness
  race with the consent screen. Timeouts include terminal output for diagnosis.

Continuing saved work

Use /resume in the terminal or Resume on the desktop to continue an
unfinished task. openraid setup --resume also explicitly resumes it. Use
/start your objective for new work or /new for separate history. Explicitly
stopped work remains stopped.

Full activity is retained in the database's adjacent .activity directory.
Keep it together with the SQLite database when preserving session history.
Available legacy checkpoint history is restored where possible.

Downloads

Asset	Purpose
openraid.exe	Windows x86-64 terminal interface
openraid-desktop.exe	Windows x86-64 desktop interface
LICENSE	Project license and desktop icon attribution

Download your preferred executable and LICENSE. Launch the desktop directly,
or run openraid.exe setup --workspace PATH --agents 4 from a terminal. The
desktop requires WebView2. Native model transports need no Node.js; specialized
SDK providers require the sidecar from the source checkout and its dependencies.

Verification

Local verification passed 401 Rust tests, 90 frontend tests, 7 native
desktop tests, 25 SDK/provider tests, and 9 packaging tests. A final
28-test restoration/control/desktop regression gate also passed. Formatting,
warnings-denied Clippy, workflow lint, and whitespace checks passed.

The corrected consent fixture passed on Windows and in 10 consecutive Linux
runs. The corrected-source Linux all-target suite passed 396 tests with seven
optional Node fixtures ignored; native CI runs those fixtures too.

Publication is gated on native verification and optimized terminal/desktop
builds on Windows, Linux, macOS Intel, and macOS Apple Silicon. The workflow
checks that uploaded assets contain only the two executables and LICENSE.

Verification record
· User guide
· Desktop guide