Release v0.14.8 · LIUTod/scream-code

v0.14.8

New ManagePlugin tool: browse the built-in catalog, search GitHub, author skills (MakeSkill), install, enable/disable, activate code entry points, uninstall, reset, reload, and rollback.
Hot-apply: installed or enabled plugins take effect in the current session immediately, with no restart — covering skills, MCP servers, and tools, and never disturbing user-configured MCP servers.
Circuit breaker: a plugin that fails 3 times in a row is disabled and its tools, MCP servers, and skills are reclaimed; the main session keeps running.
Immune memory: sources that were tripped are recorded; precheck surfaces that history before reinstalling, and once an install is approved and succeeds, all incidents for that origin are cleared.
Backup-safe upgrades: upgrade backs up the previous files, supports one-click rollback (files and source metadata are restored together), and warns on downgrade or unknown versions.
Usage signals: per-plugin call counts and success rates, visible via check, to inform keep-or-remove decisions.
Security: installing never executes code; a code entry point requires a separate approved activate.

Session restore / wire replay sped up about 22x via byte-level linear line splitting: a roughly 900MB session went from about 51s to about 2.3s.
Added a replay window cap and fold records before the snapshot is written.

Fixed the reasoning-effort ladder for chat-completions providers, with force-thinking support.
Unified thinking levels to six.

Status bar shows retry details (reason and delay); expand hint aligned with indentation.
Bash tool card: collapsible output with syntax highlighting and a 10-line preview.
LSP diagnostics separated from tool output (fixes double-collapse).
Real streaming tokens-per-second (removed the 200 ceiling), with burst and stall guards.

Stronger skill-first matching; MakeSkillPlan key parsing fix; tooling renamed to "plugin".
/config diy flow improved.