Mythra Code 1.17.3

Mythra Code 1.17.3

Mythra Code 1.17.3 makes run-command discovery investigate projects more like a focused native coding task, then saves the verified development command directly to the project’s Run button without launching it.

Highlights

• Give OpenAI, Claude, and Cursor one continuous temporary inspection session rooted in the selected project, with provider-specific read-only or ask-mode safety controls and isolated session storage.
• Preserve the inspection conversation for OpenRouter and LM Studio so those providers can gather evidence across multiple directory, file, search, and executable-location requests instead of restarting from a fresh prompt each round.
• Detect project-local Python environments such as .venv, venv, and env, inspect their configuration and installed-package metadata, and prefer the interpreter that already contains the project’s dependencies.
• Save a successful discovery result directly to Run through the normal project-setting update. Discovery never launches the application; the user still starts it explicitly with the Run button.
• Cancel cleanly on Stop or project navigation and suppress late results so an old discovery cannot overwrite either the previous or newly selected project.
• Disable conflicting manual Run-command edits while discovery is active, then restore editing after completion or cancellation.
• Remove only a redundant cd into the selected project from final commands, while preserving meaningful directory changes into nested applications or packages.
• Default new discovery preferences to OpenAI GPT-5.6 Luna with High reasoning and Fast service while preserving existing saved provider, model, and effort choices.

Notes

• Discovery is explicit and advisory. Workers are instructed not to launch applications, run project scripts, install dependencies, or modify project files.
• Native OpenAI, Claude, and Cursor investigation is bounded by a five-minute timeout, output limits, process-tree cancellation, temporary-session cleanup, and each provider’s sandbox or tool controls.
• Native provider tools rely on those provider controls and discovery instructions rather than Mythra’s app-owned project-path filter. Use native discovery only with trusted projects and review the saved command before running it.
• OpenRouter and LM Studio retain bounded inspection history for up to twelve inspection rounds plus a final response. Their app-owned file operations remain path-confined and exclude generated, sensitive, binary, and symbolic-link file reads.
• Bounded project source and configuration evidence is sent to the provider selected for discovery. Sensitive filename and line filtering is best-effort, so do not use discovery on projects that embed secrets under innocuous names.
• Failed temporary cleanup is surfaced and retained for a later cleanup attempt instead of being silently discarded.
• The release adds no dependencies or permanent polling. Verified startup and total JavaScript sizes decreased slightly, with existing performance budgets unchanged.
• Windows installers are updater-signed but not Authenticode-signed; Windows may show an Unknown publisher warning.