v0.6.6

Documentation

• Align all eight bot workflow diagrams and runtime/recovery references with the
  implementation, including owner lifecycle, feedback queuing, session recovery,
  verification gates, merge polling and TUI commands.
• Require documentation and affected diagrams to be updated with each relevant
  implementation change in repository and bundled bot instructions.

Fixed

• Restore compatibility with OpenCode 2.0.6: update the pinned SDKs, discover
  services through /api/info, refresh owner activity with session.update,
  and interrupt sessions with resume: false. Replace the removed headless
  activation command with location-scoped plugin.list and document validation.

• Honor formal approvals for the exact verified PR commit even when publication
  or description recovery finishes later. Retain review revocation, authorization,
  and merge-readiness checks; keep timestamp gating for unbound merge comments.

• Retry PR head propagation after a successful push when the remote branch still
  matches the verified commit. Preserve a durable push checkpoint across restarts,
  avoid repeating acknowledged pushes, and distinguish closed PRs from changed
  branches while preserving manual description edits.

• Keep repository inventory RPC responses valid JSON when an owner has no runtime
  snapshots. Isolate setup-test registries so validation never adds fixture
  repositories to the operator's inventory.

• Use the successful session's final completion report as the PR description instead
  of its initial acknowledgement. Persist reports across restarts, retain the
  original summary plus the latest follow-up, distinguish dispatcher checks from
  agent-reported tests, and preserve manual notes outside the managed section.

• Reconcile timed-out or interrupted sessions completed manually after a blocked
  task or service restart. Verify and publish through the dispatcher, then process
  queued issue feedback on the same branch and PR, including legacy checkpoints.

Added

• Per-repository autoApproveRepositoryFiles configuration, an opt-in setup
  prompt, and init --auto-approve-repository-files. Bot sessions and native
  workers can automatically access files in the repository and assigned worktree
  across rounds/restarts, without global permission changes. Explicit denials,
  pending questions, media-helper limits, and shell permissions remain unchanged.

• Cancel a single bot round while retaining issue/PR tracking, with durable stop
  recovery, preserved draft worktrees and fresh worktrees for later feedback.
  Resume tracking a locally closed task without replaying its abandoned round
  or old comments. Expose both actions in /bot and the CLI; show historical
  errors only in details after closing or cancelling.

• List configured repositories across the host with opencode2-automation list
  (--json for scripts) and /bot → Repositories. Show owner/checkout paths,
  base branches, timestamped dispatcher/scheduler status and concrete issue
  failures without activating other bots. Register projects during init/startup;
  import older inactive standard configurations with list --discover <root>.
  Preserve missing entries and explicitly mark stopped, stale or unavailable data.

• Manage tasks directly from /bot: inspect details, open sessions, close idle
  tabs, restart workflows, or stop sessions and durably end tracking without
  deleting work. Preserve closed tasks as history and skip rediscovery, feedback,
  runtime hooks and publication after closure, including missing issue/PR cases.

• Identify blocked, failed and closing issue keys and errors in the runtime
  sidebar instead of showing only an anonymous attention counter.

• Add a live BOT RUNTIME sidebar and /botstatus report with dispatcher operations,
  scheduler scans/retries, queue counts and selected-task details. Keep stale and
  unavailable readings explicit; monitor through read-only owner-scoped RPC.

• Validate native sidebar rendering, reactive updates and narrow layouts as part
  of the standard check command using pinned TUI/Bun development dependencies.

• /restartworkflow and the matching CLI/RPC command resume a stopped task from
  its saved stage, preserving worktrees, sessions, PRs, and feedback. Checkpoint
  continuation requests across restarts without bypassing checks or permissions.

Changed

• Collect feature PRs on devel without publishing a release. Run CI on PRs to
  devel and release, and publish automatic patches only after a same-repository
  devel to release PR is merged.
• After stable publication and README update, automatically merge the published
  release head into devel without a synchronization PR. Preserve new development
  commits, retry concurrent updates, and fail safely on conflicts or denied pushes.