Release v0.1.0-alpha.1 — Your first useful agent collaboration · fyaic/threadmesh

What you can use

Explicit local workspaces with peer goals, non-consuming inboxes, model-selected advice and portable checkpoints.
A native Pi extension with opt-in idle follow-up; Codex and Kimi MCP launch configuration; official DeepSeek Harness Cordis MCP integration.
Three clearly labelled no-model previews: API changes, shared preferences and quota handoff.
A public continue command to start another harness from the last saved checkpoint.

Requires Node 22+ and a separately installed/authenticated harness for real model work. Install the attached package or use the tagged GitHub source:

npm install github:fyaic/threadmesh#v0.1.0-alpha.1
npx threadmesh preview api

The package is distributed on GitHub, not published to npm. Follow docs/06-guides/first-workspace.md for the tested Pi pair and other integrations.

395 unit/subtests, 55 schema cases, 7 transition cases; clean packed consumer and GitHub CI/link checks pass.
Real Pi 0.84.2 / zai glm-5.3 pair: model-selected contact, idle receiver follow-up, actual client update, independently tested cursor pagination, zero unrelated messages. One controlled run, about 205 seconds; not an installation-time or reliability promise.
Official DeepSeek 0.1.2-rc.1 runtime: four MCP tools and bidirectional delivery pass without a model key. DeepSeek model initiative remains pending credentials.
Real Pi checkpoint continuation passes from deliberately seeded explicit context. Not a lossless export of a quota-blocked chat.
New Codex workspace initiative did not pass; Kimi 0.39.1 hit weekly quota. Failures are recorded alongside the success.

Experimental same-owner local software; no multi-tenant security, arbitrary-host wakeup, quota bypass or production reliability claim.