v0.4.0

Highlights

• Simplifies compact and direct OpenCode routing into three explicit valid modes.
• Preserves the 926-byte compact tool surface while generic clients retain direct tools.
• Correctly falls back to direct tools for partial per-action permission globs.
• Makes idle release retries and concurrent session deletion deterministic.
• Adds npm, Cargo, source-build, runtime-path, and troubleshooting documentation.
• Renames the profile lock to opencode-browser-mcp.lock.

Breaking changes

• Replaces --routing opencode --tool-interface progressive with --routing opencode.
• Replaces --routing opencode --tool-interface direct with --routing opencode-direct.

v0.3.0

Token-efficient browser tools

• Reduces OpenCode’s always-loaded browser tool definitions from 20,990 bytes to 926 bytes (95.6%).
• Adds browser_dispatch for all browser actions and browser_help for on-demand action schemas.
• Keeps the full direct MCP tool surface for generic clients and as an OpenCode opt-out.
• Automatically preserves exact and wildcard per-action permission rules by falling back to direct tools.
• Keeps browser guidance lazy through the bundled skill instead of injecting documentation into every turn.

All direct actions, session isolation, lifecycle cleanup, and Chromium/Helium behavior remain covered by headed CI.

v0.2.0

Highlights

• Adds standard stdio MCP support with one isolated browser session per connection.
• Adds race-safe OpenCode lifecycle cleanup and durable ownership recovery.
• Adds bounded, health-checked worker reuse for reliable Helium and Chromium-family browser support.
• Expands security, compatibility, architecture, and contributor documentation.
• Strengthens CI with plugin, headed-browser, package-version, and packed-artifact checks.

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v0.1.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mirsella/opencode-browser-mcp/commits/v0.1.0