v1.2.3 — Custom rules, and OpenAI back on track
This release adds a Custom rules page so the agent follows your standing instructions on every task, moves the OpenAI provider onto OpenAI's current API so the newest GPT‑5.x models work with tools again, and clears out the last places where the interface ignored your language.
Custom rules
A new Settings → Custom rules page gives you one free‑text field for standing instructions — tone, preferred sites, formatting habits, anything you'd otherwise repeat at the start of every chat. The agent reads them at the start of each task and, within safety bounds, follows them over its defaults.
- Set once, applies everywhere — rules are snapshotted when a task starts, so every task begins with your preferences in place. Edits take effect from the next task.
- Safety bounds stay put — rules can't unlock anything the agent couldn't already do: page content stays untrusted, and permission prompts still go through the panel.
OpenAI provider
- GPT‑5.x works with tools again — OpenAI's newest models rejected requests that combined tools with reasoning on the old chat‑completions endpoint, which broke agent tasks outright. The provider now speaks OpenAI's Responses API, where reasoning and tools coexist, so gpt‑5.x models work out of the box. Other OpenAI‑compatible providers are unaffected.
Speaks your language
- Auto‑generated session titles now follow your assistant language instead of always coming out in Chinese.
- Stop summaries ("Task cancelled" and friends) now render in your interface language — and re‑render if you switch languages later, even for old sessions.
- Recording step rows are now stored language‑neutral and worded at display time, so already‑captured steps follow a language switch too.
Fixes & more
- Session titles no longer get stuck — a timing race sometimes silently skipped title generation, leaving sessions on the fallback "New session" style title. Titles now generate reliably.
- Changelog after big updates — after a minor or major version update, Pie opens the website changelog once so you can see what's new. Patch updates stay silent.