v0.65.0-beta.1

Delta since previous beta (v0.65.0-beta.0) — 2 new changesets.

Patch Changes

• OpenKnowledge's user-global skills now install for LM Studio. LM Studio reads Agent Skills from ~/.lmstudio/skills, listed as Bionic Skills in its agent mode, but OpenKnowledge treated it as an MCP-only host, so skills were never written there and the Skills panel never listed anything installed under it. Installing a tool that reads the shared .agents/skills folder now makes that folder available as a skill destination. Two tools read it: LM Studio reads it for project skills rather than a .lmstudio/ folder, and OpenClaw reads it at user scope, so an OpenClaw user will see a ~/.agents/skills row appear too. OpenKnowledge previously offered the folder only once a project already used it, so the only way to make the first placement was to type the path into Add custom path. The folder stays neutral: it appears because something on your machine reads it, is never preselected, and carries no per-tool marks. It is offered as a destination but not as a merge target until it exists, so accepting an offer never creates the folder behind your back or relocates skills into it. With neither tool installed, nothing changes.

• Back off pulls and pushes independently, and make the sync panel's file list readable at scale.

  Auto sync kept a single count of recent failures. Both loops added to it, but only the pull loop read it, and only a successful pull could clear it. A push that kept being rejected therefore stretched the interval of the very loop it defers to when its own retry is exhausted, and a push that recovered left the count standing until a pull happened to run. Each direction now keeps its own streak: 3 consecutive failures hold the next attempt for at least 5 minutes, 5 for at least 15, and 8 for at least an hour — floors rather than replacements, so a configured interval longer than the tier is never shortened to it. (Pull already had this ladder but applied it as a replacement, which could speed a slow interval up; it is now a floor there too.) The two counters are independent — push failures do not slow down pulls and vice versa — and either counter resets immediately on a manual trigger or on a success in that direction. Saving state written by an earlier version still restores its pull backoff.

  A push does not check for updates first — it sends, and reconciles only if the remote turns it back. Checking less often than you push therefore leaves each push to discover the remote moved and catch up before it can land, which costs nothing on a repository nobody else writes to and adds a round trip on every push when someone does. The sync settings note this where the two intervals are chosen, in Auto (Pull and Push) and only when the push interval is the shorter of the two. It is a note, not a restriction: fast pushes with slow update checks remain a reasonable setting for a repository you are the only author of.

  The panel listed every changed path as its own row, up to a hundred per section, each clipped at the end to fit. On a real working tree that produced a column of near-identical strings — every row showing the same visible prefix, with the filename that distinguished it cut off — and a panel tall enough to push the sync controls off screen. Paths are now grouped by folder, with the directory stated once in a group header and the rows carrying only what is left of the path. A directory shared by everything in a section is lifted out and stated once above the list. Sections start collapsed with their file count in view; folders holding a single file stay as plain rows rather than costing a click, and a long group shows its first few rows with the rest one click away. Hovering a row gives its full path, and a folder header its untruncated directory, and the list scrolls within its own bounds so the mode selector and the Pull and Push buttons stay put.

Downloads

Platform	Architecture	Download
macOS	Apple Silicon	OpenKnowledge-arm64.dmg
Windows	x64	OpenKnowledge-Setup-x64.exe
Windows	arm64	OpenKnowledge-Setup-arm64.exe
Debian / Ubuntu	x64	OpenKnowledge-amd64.deb
Debian / Ubuntu	arm64	OpenKnowledge-arm64.deb
Fedora / RHEL	x64	OpenKnowledge-x86_64.rpm
Fedora / RHEL	arm64	OpenKnowledge-aarch64.rpm