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Minor Changes

  • #727 6b798fe Thanks @natllian! - Add OpenCode as a built-in coding agent, alongside Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor:
    • Run OpenCode sessions with any model it can reach, including reasoning-effort levels, slash commands (skills and MCP prompts), /compact, image input, and subagents.
    • Add OpenCode providers from Settings → Providers → Custom Providers: connect a known provider with just an API key, or a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint, saved to your global opencode config.
    • Refresh the Providers settings page so OpenCode and Claude Code expand to reveal their model and provider configuration, with provider brand icons throughout.

Patch Changes

  • #735 aa2eb56 Thanks @natllian! - Remove the GPT-5.3-Codex and GPT-5.2 Codex models from the model picker; any saved default, review, or action model that used one now falls back to an available model automatically.

  • #728 e079ca0 Thanks @natllian! - Fix a Claude Code workflow glitch where a sub-agent's streaming output briefly appeared as a separate message bubble before collapsing into its parent tool-call card.

  • #729 1c86c67 Thanks @natllian! - Collapsed tool-call groups now preview only their last few calls behind a "Show N more" toggle, so long runs of read-only commands no longer flood the message thread.

  • #725 a954391 Thanks @aidxun! - Fix sidebar drag previews so they stay aligned with the pointer while workspaces or repository groups move through the list.

  • #730 3209733 Thanks @natllian! - Improve workspace switching responsiveness in large workspaces:

    • Highlight the selected workspace in the sidebar before the workspace pane finishes loading.
    • Reduce Git diff panel rendering overhead and keep its empty state visible after changes load.
  • #724 3b78220 Thanks @passion729! - Fix new Codex sessions in a fresh worktree being unable to use configured MCP servers (such as Linear) on the very first message.