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Versions and Upgrading
Mark Rogers edited this page Oct 16, 2026
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Tag v0.2.0, release notes.
- A 429 that names one model's own quota (the free tier gives
gemini-3.8-flash20 requests a day) moves to the next model, which is then used for the rest of the run. The run stops with exit 3 only when every model's quota is spent, or at any other 429. - Nothing else changed: same commands, same JSON record, same exit codes. Example outputs in this wiki were made with 0.1.0; apart from the version line they are the same in 0.2.0.
Upgrading: update the plugin (claude plugin update fetchwright@<marketplace>). If you put the slower model first to save the other's quota, keep doing so with --models or FETCHWRIGHT_MODELS.
The first release. Tag v0.1.0, release notes, CHANGELOG.
There is nothing to upgrade from. Later releases will list here what changed in the commands, the JSON record and the exit codes, with the steps to move across.
These depend on Google, not on fetchwright, and were true on 2026-10-15:
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The default models.
gemini-3.8-flashandgemini-3.5-flash-lite. Set your own with--modelsorFETCHWRIGHT_MODELSwithout waiting for a release. The paid price ofgemini-3.8-flashdoubles on 2027-01-01, per Google's pricing page. -
The response shape. The Interactions API's steps (
url_context_call,url_context_result,model_output) and theusagefields. A change there shows as pages "not read" with an unparsed answer, or as missing token counts. -
Retrieval statuses. Anything new is listed under
new_statuses.
This wiki describes fetchwright 0.2.0 and was last updated on 2026-10-16. fetchwright is MIT licensed. Report problems in the issues. Releases: GitHub releases.
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