v4.0.2

• Fixed: the web UI reported "Failed to load plugins" even though the server started cleanly. The browser half registered itself as deepsee, the executable's name, while the host serves it as /plugins/@chang416/deepsee/client.js and rejects a bundle that registers under any other name. The whole plugin tree failed in the browser while dsh's own startup output stayed clean, so a server-side check could not see it. This is the same name confusion as the loader entry in 4.0.1, on the half that 4.0.1 did not cover; the bundle test now asserts both names against package.json.
• Documented: a fresh release can install as an older version, silently. pnpm v11 quarantines recently published versions, and dsh's first install writes a minimumReleaseAgeExclude entry pinned to the exact version it installed, so nothing published afterwards is exempt. add @chang416/deepsee@latest then reinstalls what is already on disk and reports success. Troubleshooting now gives the bare-package-name exclusion that covers future releases, and corrects the previous claim that an explicit dist-tag bypasses the gate — on pnpm 11.21 it does not.

v4.0.1

• Fixed: the documented dsh install produced a profile that would not boot. cordis.patch.yml named the plugin deepsee, the executable's name rather than the package's. The cordis loader imports that value as a bare specifier against the profile directory, where the package installs as @chang416/deepsee, so dsh web aborted with Cannot find package 'deepsee' and the whole profile failed to load. The patch now names the package, and the bundle test asserts it against package.json instead of a literal so the two cannot drift apart again.
• Fixed: DeepSee Auto and Customize never appeared in the model selector. The deepsee_delegate output schema marked each property required: true, which is not how JSON Schema spells it. dsh rejected the tool at registration, the plugin logged Auto/Customize delegation skipped and left routing.ready false, and the two orchestration entries were withheld from every model list. The schema now carries the standard required array, and a new test rejects a boolean required anywhere in any registered tool schema.
• Fixed: the suite failed on roughly half of all runs. src/main.test.ts rebuilt the bundle in a beforeAll, and a build is not atomic — emptyOutDir removes dist/main.js and writes it back as 0644 before ensure-bin-executable makes it 0755. A parallel worker running the packaging test could stat the file inside that window and see a bundle that was not executable yet. The build is now a single global setup step for the whole run, so no test observes a half-written dist, and a clean checkout no longer depends on the order of the CI steps.

v4.0.0

• DeepSee becomes a complete vision-and-routing plugin for DeepSeek Harness. Gemini turns screenshots and pasted images into structured evidence while DeepSeek remains the only model that writes and integrates code.
• Four coding modes ship together. Flash and Pro provide direct control; Auto applies a free-first task policy; Customize lets each work category be assigned to Flash or Pro from DeepSee Settings.
• Gemini API key rotation is built in. Users can paste one key per line. DeepSee trims and deduplicates keys, moves to the next key only for authentication, quota, or rate-limit failures, and never returns saved key values to the browser.
• OpenCode routes are first-class. DeepSee discovers official DeepSeek routes, OpenCode Zen's free DeepSeek V4 Flash route, and OpenCode Go Flash/Pro routes without handing coding work to Gemini.
• Visual work is checked before delivery. Auto and Customize can capture a local preview or inspect a screenshot, ask Gemini for a strict machine-readable verdict, send material defects back to DeepSeek, and repeat within a configurable round limit.
• The public identity is now DeepSee by chang416. The package is @chang416/deepsee, the executable remains deepsee, all public templates and documentation use the canonical GitHub repository, and the visual system has been rebuilt around “Vision + Model Routing for DeepSeek Harness.”
• Open-source launch hardening. The release includes scoped npm installation, cross-platform CI, provider failover, remote-image SSRF protection, secret redaction, private paste recovery, runtime schema validation, setup guidance, focused contribution templates, and reproducible local visual-evaluation fixtures.