v1.0.15

Changed

• Require pi 0.87.0 or newer for compatible provider module resolution.

Changes Since v1.0.14

• Require Pi 0.87 or newer --release (1d18e55)

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v1.0.14

Changed

• Removed automatic remote-capacity and agent-board snapshot injection from
  ordinary turns. Remote capacity and board state are now fetched only through
  their explicit tools, so neither feature delays or grows normal chat context.

Removed

• Removed Better Compact, its recall tool, and its parallel context-management
  configuration. Pi once again owns compaction, context thresholds, transcript
  handling, and token accounting without extension-side intervention.

Fixed

• Temporary Codex access-verification failures now identify the model that was
  actually selected, explicitly state that no alternate model was requested,
  and are classified as retryable when a workflow opts into agent retries.
• Aligned the local Pi peer packages with the host's 0.86.1 compatibility
  metadata so provider wrapping preserves mid-conversation system messages and
  Codex requests retain their declared tools.

Changes Since v1.0.13

• Release runtime stabilization without Better Compact --release (65546f7)
• Remove experimental context management and stabilize runtime (5340b12)

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v1.0.13

Added

• Better Compact, a reversible compaction mode with trust-aware chunking,
  content-addressed checkpoints, an append-only local source archive, extractive
  compression, and optional Jev routing through OpenRouter's decisions API.
• super_context_recall for bounded exact retrieval from the current archived
  checkpoint.
• Stable Anthropic account identity discovery and regression coverage for
  rotating-token refresh, duplicate accounts, archive safety, and workflow UI
  theming.

Changed

• The workflow inspector now uses Pi's active theme for chat, Markdown, tool,
  selection, input, and border styling, preserves multiline messages, and opens
  as a smaller 70% modal.
• /compact better modes now appear in argument autocomplete, and enabled modes
  use a themed green Better Compact footer status instead of an internal label.
• /accounts includes Pi's primary credential, prevents it from being toggled
  or renamed, and collapses sidecar logins that resolve to the same provider
  identity.
• Agent-board context snapshots are compact, stable turn-boundary messages;
  live deliveries are batched instead of repeatedly injecting volatile prompt
  and tool arguments.
• TypeScript is pinned for reproducible checks and the project config no longer
  contains machine-specific module-resolution paths.

Fixed

• Anthropic sidecar credentials now refresh independently of quota polling,
  rotate under in-process and cross-process locks, use bounded requests, and
  cannot be overwritten by a stale quota snapshot. Expired sidecars are no
  longer routed while refresh catches up.
• Codex pooled routing now uses atomic, change-gated persistence, preserves rich
  quota snapshots, bounds OAuth refreshes, and avoids serializing infinite
  account blocks.
• Failed isolated workflow runs retain recoverable worktrees and report their
  paths instead of deleting unfinished edits. Retry failures now preserve both
  the original provider error and any final agent-limit error.
• Workflow run records retain per-agent failure details, and the subscription
  footer no longer shows the noisy partial title suffix.

Changes Since v1.0.12

• Add Better Compact and harden workflow recovery --release (6794253)
• Unify Codex OAuth routing and prevent request hangs (b1c379d)

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v1.0.12

Added

• Multi-account OAuth pools for Kimi Code and xAI/Grok, with duplicate checks,
  refresh handling, account labels, enable controls, and sequential or
  quota-aware routing.
• An embedded workflow engine with background runs, replay, worktree isolation,
  progress and usage reporting, plus five built-in workflows.
• A clickable workflow agent board with per-agent activity, chat logs, and targeted follow-ups.

Changed

• Releases require an explicit --release commit marker or manual --release confirmation.
  Release notes now include every commit since the previous release, and version bumps keep
  the package lock synchronized.
• Workflow and OAuth account storage now ship directly in pi-plus instead of
  external pi packages.
• /workflow opens the currently running workflow as a modal agent board.
  Named workflows still run with /workflow <name>, and run limits are opt-in.
• Account routing now uses the same sequential and quota-aware modes across
  Claude, Codex, Kimi, and Grok; Codex credentials are routed per request.
• Account lists load providers in parallel, model-quality lookups are cached,
  and footer usage totals are reused until the session changes.
• Shared JSON writes create parent directories and clean up temporary files.
• CI steps and comments use shorter, consistent names.
• The package description is now "pi and more".

Fixed

• Anthropic request rewriting now ignores non-Anthropic provider payloads.

Changes Since v1.0.11

• Unify account routing --release (5891bf3)
• Embed workflows and expand account routing (2f7dbda)
• Make releases opt-in (03fde88)

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v1.0.11

Changed

• The example config and its test use placeholder worker names. The previous
  ones were real hosts from the author's machine, which mattered once the
  repository became public.

Added

• .env files are git-ignored.

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v1.0.10

Fixed

• The GitHub Packages mirror failed with ENEEDAUTH. setup-node only
  authenticates the default registry, so NODE_AUTH_TOKEN alone does not
  cover a second one; the scope and token are now bound to that host
  explicitly.

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v1.0.9

Added

• npm provenance. Each release is signed with the commit and workflow that
  built it, so npm shows a verified link back to this repository. This needs a
  public repository, which is why it was not possible before.
• A mirror of each release on GitHub Packages, so the repository lists a linked
  package. npmjs.com remains the install path: GitHub Packages requires a token
  even for public packages.

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v1.0.8

Fixed

• EPERM: operation not permitted, rename when saving Anthropic credentials
  on Windows. The store writes a temp file and renames it over the target, and
  Windows rejects that rename whenever another handle holds the destination
  open, which is what a virus scanner, the search indexer or a second pi
  session looks like. The rename is now retried briefly, and a write that
  still cannot land is dropped instead of throwing into a live request.
• Write amplification that made the collision likely in the first place. Quota
  headers arrive on every response and routing recorded lastUsed on every
  request, so a single API call rewrote two credential files twice. Quota is
  now persisted only when a percentage actually changes, and lastUsed at most
  once a minute, taking a normal request from four writes to none.

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v1.0.7

Removed

• The published package no longer carries the changelog, the project mark, the
  example config or internal provenance notes. It ships source, the board
  server, the skill, the README and the licences, and nothing else.
• src/vendor/anthropic.ts, a shim for the package that was removed when the
  Anthropic provider was reimplemented here. Nothing had imported it since.

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v1.0.6

Fixed

• The build badge reads the release workflow instead of the CI workflow. A
  workflow_call run is attributed to the caller, so CI had no runs of its own
  on main and its badge showed "no status". The release workflow contains the
  same lint, typecheck and test job, so the badge cannot be green unless those
  passed.

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