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The language setting now controls how Fuseforks speaks to your servants
Until now the language setting only switched the UI. From this release, everything Fuseforks itself says to the servants — their role framing, tool descriptions, conversation protocol, and the sender envelope — follows the village's language too
LLMs tend to reply in whichever language dominates their input, so an English village now gets an English-speaking core. In our field test, a servant in a fresh village answered an English request in English, used its tools, and ran a two-agent parallel delegation with an English bundle, end to end
Japanese villages do not change by a single byte. Nothing was translated in place — the English text is a second set, selected by the setting (and byte-equality of the Japanese set is enforced by tests)
Your ordinance, Construct and SKILL files are your assets; Fuseforks never touches them. If you run an English village, we recommend writing those in English as well. A village with Japanese assets may still reply in Japanese under the English setting — that is expected: the words written into the village outweigh the core's
System lines in the conversation log (arrivals, departures, and so on) are written in the language at the moment of recording and are never retranslated. If you switch languages, older lines keep their original language
No new settings were added. The existing "Language" setting does all of this, and a fresh install on an English OS starts in English automatically
run no longer hangs on interactive-style commands like ssh
Asking a servant to run ssh could stall for about 107 seconds and fail, even though the connection had succeeded — Windows OpenSSH never received end-of-input, so the remote shell kept waiting
Programs that read standard input now correctly see "no input". The same ssh call returns cleanly in about a second
Sender-envelope spoofing protection now covers English forms
The neutralization of forged sender envelopes written into a message body (in place since v0.0.7) now also covers the English forms (【Sender: …】 and variants)
It is always active regardless of the language setting. This is the only behavior change for Japanese villages
The core crate was renamed to fuseforks-core
The old name agent-core was already taken on crates.io and easily confused with an AWS service of the same name. Nothing changes in the app's behavior, settings, or data — only the folder name in the repository