v0.2.14

Added

• New models show up on their own. LoomRouter now re-reads every enabled
  provider's catalog, and Codex's own native list, every fifteen minutes. A
  model your provider started serving since the last time you pressed Fetch
  models appears in the providers panel by itself, switched off, with its
  context window already filled in. Turning it on stays your call, and stays
  the moment LoomRouter checks which wire dialect the model actually answers
  on, so a first real turn is never routed on a guess.

• OrcaRouter is a preset. Pick it from the provider list instead of typing
  the base URL by hand. It seeds no models: the 200 or so it serves arrive
  through discovery. Prompt caching is reported as unavailable, because the
  gateway accepts the cache header but never reports a cached token back.

Fixed

• The desktop app no longer freezes while loading its config. The merged
  catalog was built from codex debug models, which returns a trimmed subset
  of the schema Codex Desktop expects. Without the missing fields the app hung
  on config load, while the LoomRouter panel cheerfully reported the
  integration as active. The catalog now carries Codex's full model schema.

• Delegated work can write again. The subagent server was started without
  a sandbox profile, so Codex fell back to read-only and every worker, tester,
  debugger, migrator and refactorer task failed at its first write, silently.
  It now inherits the sandbox mode from your own Codex config. If that says
  read-only, it is respected rather than quietly widened.

• Claude progress appears while the turn is still running. Progress
  reached Codex as one open item, so a long subagent run showed nothing but
  Thinking until the entire turn finished. Each step now closes as its own
  item and surfaces as it happens.

• deepseek-v4-flash works through OpenCode Zen. Every request came back
  as HTTP 502. That tier is served only over chat completions, while the Go
  gateway keeps the Responses API for the same model id, so the two presets no
  longer share a single dialect.