v0.7.0 — Automatic native context compaction

[0.7.0] - 2026-10-16

Automatic native context compaction for active Targets. Set a token or percentage threshold,
and Target requests OpenCode's standard /compact while preserving the full durable objective.

Added

• /target context 100k and /target context 70% (also /t context) to enable threshold-driven
  native compaction for the active root Target. Token units, cached context and model-window
  changes are supported independently of the cumulative Target token budget.
• context on, off, status and reset, plus context default settings for new sessions.
  Session settings survive restart and goal clearing; the feature starts disabled.
• Durable request fences, bounded retries, restart reconciliation and diagnostic events.
  Manual compaction is observed, pending requests gate continuation, and undersized thresholds
  cannot cause an immediate compaction loop.
• Source and generated-plugin integration coverage for one compaction followed by one configured
  continuation, including the native compaction hooks and disabled automatic continuation.

Fixed

• Import system-policy and compaction-context helpers in the source server plugin so durable
  Target preservation works consistently in package and self-contained installations.
• Exclude compaction summaries from work-progress streaks and pending automatic-turn classification
  while retaining their normal token accounting.
• Prevent budget wrap-up prompts from overlapping a pending compaction request.

Install or update

Requires Node.js 22+ and compatible OpenCode; see the compatibility matrix.
Download the attached opencode-target-0.7.0.tgz, extract it and open the package directory.

Linux / macOS:

sh install.sh

Windows PowerShell:

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1

Choose the existing local or global scope when updating. Unattended global update:
sh install.sh --global or powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1 -Global.
Goals, scoped state paths and unrelated settings are preserved. Restart OpenCode after updating.

Enable in the current dialogue with /target context 100k (or 70%). Use
/target context default 100k for future sessions, and /target context reset to apply defaults
to an existing dialogue. No summary profile is needed: OpenCode generates its standard summary.
context off leaves OpenCode's own overflow compaction enabled.

Verification: 176 tests, all smoke suites, source/generated integration checks, deterministic
build and isolated archive installation. Provider-facing behavior is covered by a controlled host
client and the tagged OpenCode API contract, not a live provider run.

English instructions ·
Русская инструкция

Full changelog: v0.6.0...v0.7.0

v0.6.0 — Scoped installation, updates and complete uninstall

[0.6.0] - 2026-10-11

Persistent goals for OpenCode with automatic continuation, token budgets, and evidence-based completion checks.
This release adds scoped installation, archive updates, and complete scoped removal, and ships
the stock OpenCode TUI indicator without rebuilding the host executable.

Added

• Installers and uninstallers offer local/project or global/user scope, with unattended scope flags.
• Archive updates report old and new versions and preserve scoped state and JSONC settings.
• Local installations isolate goals and take precedence over global plugins in their project.
• Full uninstall removes installation metadata, scoped goals, registrations and empty owned files/directories.
• Include standalone English/Russian uninstall scripts in release packages and verify both scopes.

Changed

• Use the stock session_prompt_right TUI slot with compact status, animation and token usage.
• Account for token usage incrementally at tool boundaries and across descendant sessions.
• Replace host build/coordination integration with self-contained server and TUI plugins.
• Refresh English/Russian documentation, navigation, repository description and relevant topics.

Fixed

• Prevent overlapping automatic prompts and cancel timed-out prompt transport.
• Preserve custom state paths during uninstall and support legacy version-only installation metadata.
• Resolve the same installation state path for both server and TUI; local installations suppress
  global plugin hooks and indicators in their project.

Install, update and uninstall

Requires Node.js 22+ and compatible OpenCode; see the compatibility matrix.
Download the attached opencode-target-0.6.0.tgz, extract it and open the package directory.

sh install.sh
# Russian output: sh install.ru.sh

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1
# Russian output: use .\install.ru.ps1

Choose local/project or global/user scope. For unattended installation, pass --local --project-dir <path>
or --global on Shell; -Local -ProjectDir <path> or -Global on PowerShell.
To update, stop OpenCode and run this archive's installer with the same scope; settings and goals remain.
To remove, stop OpenCode and run uninstall.sh / uninstall.ps1 (or Russian variants) with that scope.
Local goals live in <project>/.opencode/target/state; legacy shared goals remain global.
Restart OpenCode and start a new session after installation or update.

English instructions ·
Русская инструкция

Full changelog: v0.5.0...v0.6.0

v0.5.0

Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.5.0

v0.4.0

[0.4.0] - 2026-09-28

This release adds a live Target indicator to the OpenCode TUI and installs both plugin components
automatically from the release archive.

Added

• Added the optional opencode-target-tui plugin with an animated Target status indicator under the
  OpenCode TUI prompt. It shows working, waiting, retrying, needs input, paused, blocked, budget
  limit, usage limit, complete, and unavailable states without changing persisted Target state.
• Added generated dist/target-tui.js, TUI build/typecheck/smoke commands, and OpenTUI renderer
  coverage for animation, session switching, narrow terminals, clear, corrupt state, and disposal.
• Added fully automatic archive installation. install.sh and install.ps1 now install both
  plugins and register the TUI plugin in tui.json or tui.jsonc without manual edits or npm
  dependencies.
• Added JSONC-preserving, idempotent installer configuration. Existing comments, settings, plugin
  options, and entries remain intact; duplicate Target entries are avoided and a disabled Target
  TUI entry is re-enabled.
• Added custom configuration support through OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR and OPENCODE_TUI_CONFIG.
• Added a self-contained dist/install-config.mjs helper requiring only Node.js 22+ in release
  archives.

Changed

• Release validation now pins the compatible OpenTUI 0.4.5 and Solid 1.9.12 peer set and tests
  the installers from isolated archive artifacts.

Documentation

• Added Russian README
  with Russian installation, usage, lifecycle, TUI, and
  troubleshooting guidance.
• Added language links between the English and Russian README files.

Installation

Download the v0.4.0 archive,
extract it, and run sh install.sh (Linux/macOS) or
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\install.ps1 (Windows). Node.js 22+ is required.
The installer installs the Target runtime, enables the TUI indicator, and preserves existing
OpenCode TUI settings. Restart OpenCode and start a new session.

For more details, see the English README
or the Russian README.

v0.3.0

[0.3.0] - 2026-09-27

Fixed

• Fixed local plugin slash-command execution so /target commands no longer fail with an
  undefined handler in the generated artifact.
• Accepted OpenCode SDK session.deleted events whose session ID is stored at
  properties.info.id.
• Made /target help use configured command_name and alias values.
• Enforced terminal immutability for completed Targets.
• Extended generated-plugin verification to execute the slash-command hook.
• Added a bounded host_api_timeout_ms for OpenCode messages, children, and prompt calls so a
  hanging host API cannot leave continuation in flight forever.
• Made continuation failure handling fail-closed: typed host/provider failures pause after bounded
  retries and unexpected continuation exceptions block the Target instead of leaving it active.

v0.2.0

[0.2.0] - 2026-09-24

Changed

• Breaking: renamed the plugin from Mission to Target. The slash command is now /target
  (alias /t), model tools are get_target / create_target / update_target /
  add_target_evidence / verify_target_gate, options use max_target_token_budget, the generated
  artifact is dist/target.js, and the default state directory is opencode-target. Update
  opencode.json, install scripts, and any mission-* plugin path references.
• Split src/server.js into focused modules — commands, context-hooks, continuation,
  error-lifecycle, errors, event-routing, host, options, repository, tool-accounting,
  verification, and verification-gate — each with dedicated unit coverage. server.js now holds
  only OpenCode hook wiring and thin dependency-binding wrappers (802 → ~484 lines).

Added

• SchedulerState.whenIdle / isSettled and a hooks.whenIdle seam so embedders and tests can
  await the real continuation-completion signal instead of polling.
• scripts/check-dist.mjs, wired into npm run check, which imports the generated plugin and
  performs a real create/verify flow.
• Deterministic unit coverage for every extracted module and for the scheduler idle seam.
• docs/remaining-work.md tracking was retired; all listed items are complete.

Fixed

• Smoke suites now await completion signals rather than fixed Date.now() deadlines, removing
  load-dependent flakiness.
• TargetStore retries transient Windows rename failures (EPERM / EACCES / EBUSY) with
  bounded exponential backoff for write, read, and quarantine, so continuation work is no
  longer discarded when another handle briefly holds the destination open.

v0.1.1

OpenCode Mission v0.1.1

• Added deterministic release validation with packed-install checks.
• Added budget wrap-up retry and restart recovery smoke coverage.
• Hardened session identity and traversal safety tests.
• Documented SDK compatibility and release verification requirements.

Verified with Node.js v22.22.2 and @opencode-ai/plugin@1.18.30.

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