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Forge v2.12.0

CLI/TUI and desktop release v2.12.0; mobile remains on its compatible native version.

  • CLI / TUI — binaries below (*.tar.gz / *.zip) or brew upgrade forge
  • Desktop (macOS · Windows · Linux) — app bundles below + in-app auto-update
  • Mobile (iOS) — production OTA by default; native/TestFlight builds are manual when required

Added

  • Forge has a logo. Every icon the product shipped was the stock Expo placeholder — the blue "A"
    on the iOS app icon, the Android adaptive icon, the desktop bundles, the PWA manifest and the
    favicon, and the grid-and-circles placeholder on both splash screens, which is the "stock Expo
    flash" visible on every cold start. The only real mark lived in docs/ and no app target used it.
    The new mark is a pair of tongs closing on a billet at welding heat; reduced to its silhouette it
    also reads as < >, so it means smithing and code at once. Symmetric, flat single colour, and it
    holds its shape down to 16px.

  • One vector source for every icon. scripts/brand/forge-mark.svg is now the only place the mark
    is drawn, and scripts/gen-brand-assets.py renders all 25 shipped assets from it: iOS app icon,
    Android foreground/background/monochrome, both splash marks plus the six committed native splash
    images, the web manifest icons, two favicons, a multi-size .ico and a .icns (written directly,
    since iconutil is macOS-only). There was previously no vector source anywhere and each target
    carried its own hand-placed PNG, so changing the logo meant finding them all and missing some.
    scripts/gen-splash-light-variant.py is superseded and removed.

  • The web root now serves a real favicon.ico. Browsers request /favicon.ico unprompted and there
    was nothing there.

  • Reproducible, history-safe benchmark cells for Codex, Claude, and full-mesh routing. The
    harnesses now recreate exact source trees, gate model/effort/CLI identity, include child-session
    usage, preserve superseded attempts, and publish official-evaluator plus quota/integrity evidence.
    The matched July samples retain the important caveat: they are evidence for those tasks, models,
    hosts, and dates, not population-wide performance estimates.

Changed

  • Single coding tasks stay direct and recursive delegation is opt-in. Completeness, named-API,
    and migration guidance is stronger without paying for redundant orchestration or repeated audits;
    failed environment setup is bounded and child-session cost is included in benchmark accounting.
  • Claude's persistent bridge is stricter and more resilient. Authoritative model discovery,
    bounded tool aliases, MCP readiness, partial-message deduplication, safe no-replay behavior, and a
    bounded extra idle window for known long-running tools make subscription-backed Claude sessions
    less prone to stalls, duplicate activity, or silent capability drift.
  • Long mesh sessions retain quality with less repeated context. Complex task-defining turns get
    a usable quality anchor, continuations keep controlled diversification, verified session/model/
    account boundaries can reuse provider prefixes and Codex response chains, completed tool logs are
    pruned, and task-list bookkeeping no longer consumes an independent model round trip.
  • Runtime ownership is split behind narrower internal boundaries. Core, Mesh, Store, CLI, TUI,
    Tools, Config, Provider, Anywhere, and Serve now use cohesive private modules, with no
    implementation owner above 5,000 lines. This is an architecture improvement, not a claim that the
    longer-term file-size distribution or numerical coverage targets have been reached.
  • Auto-merge reconciliation now observes completed workflows instead of depending on events GitHub
    can drop, while still requiring the protected aggregate CI gate for code-bearing changes.

Fixed

  • Rust Analyzer can no longer create an unbounded workstation burst. Forge permits one live
    analyzer tree process-wide, uses a one-worker/one-Cargo-job lightweight profile, enforces a
    configurable aggregate RSS guard (2 GiB by default), reaps idle servers after 120 seconds, keeps
    healthy timed-out servers warm, and rejects diagnostics for stale document versions. A real
    workspace probe reduced the observed peak from 3.7 GiB/37 processes/about 14 cores to
    1675.7 MiB/four processes/about one core while still finding an injected Rust type error.
  • Long-running sessions now handle queued steering, interruption cleanup, stale completion markers,
    context fitting, cancellation rollback, stream snapshots, and provider reconnect/recovery without
    advancing the wrong turn, repeating activity, or retaining detached work.
  • OAuth pasted callbacks preserve CSRF-state validation; explicit model pins survive reservation
    pressure; context windows no longer borrow unrelated provider metadata; and usage-store failures
    no longer become plausible zero values.
  • Serve now aborts timed-out or dropped drivers, prunes unexpectedly completed drivers, performs
    bounded shutdown joins, preserves malformed MCP catalogs during mutation, rejects project-path
    ambiguity and symlink escapes, serializes configuration writes, and includes stored pricing in
    model projections.
  • Queue repository validation, gate exits and failed-task branches, Assay semantics, MCP dynamic
    registration/device-flow separation, Claude import policy and error propagation, Codex alias
    freshness, Gemini classification, and TypeScript protocol parity were corrected.
  • Tauri desktop icons are generated as RGBA PNGs, so tauri::generate_context! accepts the shared
    brand assets instead of failing release builds on RGB-only icons.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v2.11.0...v2.12.0

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