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@jiezeng2004-design jiezeng2004-design released this 27 Jul 03:10
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PatchWarden v1.6.4

PatchWarden v1.6.4 adds auditable per-task Agent model selection and hardens model-aware execution, evidence, idempotency, and Windows Desktop packaging.

Highlights

  • Adds task-level requested_model selection with explicit Agent routing, repository defaults, bounded model evidence, and frozen Agent configuration revisions.
  • Keeps exactly one effective --model argument for the built-in Agent adapters while preserving prompt option/value adjacency and custom Agent static model arguments.
  • Preserves Claude relay configuration in inherit mode, provides isolated settings mode, and restores owned OpenCode XDG overrides safely.
  • Carries source-repository Agent defaults into generated worktrees and preserves requested models through assessment and repair rounds.
  • Hardens request idempotency, failure/verification evidence, Assessment configuration concurrency, and Direct zero-diff handling for expected_changes:false.
  • Avoids command-audit false positives from npm fixture text and refreshes the developer-mode Desktop shortcut only through the explicit project packaging workflow.

Windows downloads

  • PatchWarden-Setup-1.6.4-x64.exe
  • PatchWarden-Portable-1.6.4-x64.zip
  • PatchWarden-Desktop-SHA256SUMS.txt

The Windows assets are not Authenticode-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may show an unknown-publisher warning. Verify downloads with the attached SHA-256 manifests.

Validation

  • GitHub CI passed: Node 18, Ubuntu Node 20, Windows Node 20, Secret scan, Windows Desktop installer, and CI gate.
  • Security smoke: 141/141.
  • Unit tests: 939 passed, 3 skipped.
  • Lifecycle smoke: 22/22.
  • MCP and HTTP MCP smoke passed; HTTP MCP: 17/17.
  • Control Center: 35/35.
  • Doctor: 83 OK, 0 WARN, 0 FAIL.
  • Desktop tests: 67/67.
  • Release preflight passed the isolated 26-tool packaged Core manifest, three viewport checks, and the second-instance gate.
  • Core and Desktop production dependency audits reported 0 vulnerabilities.

npm publication remains a separate manual step and was not performed by this GitHub release workflow.

Assisted-by: ChatGPT (OpenAI Codex)