Switchboard 0.2.0

Switchboard 0.2.0 adds the current model lineup, interactive configuration, compatibility repair, and experimental self-hosted Laya.

Routing

• Claude Code's strong tier now uses Opus 5.5 (claude-opus-5-5).
• Codex now routes to GPT-6 Luna, GPT-6 Sol, and GPT-6 Astra. GPT-6 has no Terra
  model, so Sol serves both the balanced and strong tiers: the new
  codex-sol-balanced profile defaults to medium reasoning when effort is
  uncertain, and codex-sol keeps high. The shipped policy id is now
  default-v0.4.
• GPT-5.6 Luna, Terra, Sol, and Opus 5 stay in the catalog. Personal policies
  that reference them remain valid, and codex-terra keeps Terra selectable while
  Codex offers it. Existing conversations keep their saved model and effort.
• Jev questions describe capability requirements without naming executor
  models. Routing supports four capability tiers and retains conservative
  fallbacks when context or confidence is insufficient.

Setup and visibility

• switchboard doctor, run in a terminal, offers to fix what it finds after its
  offline report. With your consent it compares your policy with the models your
  installed Codex offers, then proposes changes. For a missing GPT-6 model it
  defaults to the previous generation until you update Codex; skipping the model
  instead names the tier it would move to. It checks that Claude Code is new
  enough for Opus 5.5 (2.1.280 or later) and otherwise offers Opus 5. It also
  asks once whether your Claude plan can use Fable and, if not, routes the
  highest Claude tier to Opus 5.5. Changes are shown and confirmed before
  saving, and the previous policy.json is backed up. doctor --fix runs the
  same checks without asking first.
• switchboard config opens a settings menu for models per tier, skipped
  models, effort limits, agents, prompt history, and the classifier connection.
  switchboard config set|get|unset <setting> changes one setting from the
  shell. Both validate before writing, so policy JSON never needs hand editing.
• doctor shows the effective automatic lineup for each enabled agent, and a
  Codex launch that fails because a routed model is missing points to doctor.
• GPT-6 Luna and Sol require a Codex build that bundles them (0.156.1 or later).
• Codex's automatic task-title request is recognized again, so it no longer
  costs an extra classifier call per conversation. Setup now points to
  switchboard config for changing agents.

Classifiers

• Experimental self-hosted Laya support. Choose Self-hosted Laya in
  switchboard init to classify with your own laya-serve (tested with Laya
  0.3.20). A server on this machine needs no key; another host requires HTTPS
  and a key. Laya receives a shorter question set that normalizes into the same
  classification, and its routing quality is not yet evaluated. Tasks longer
  than the 700 characters Laya reliably reads use the uncertain fallback.

Install or update

npm install -g @ruban24/switchboard@0.2.0
# Or:
brew update
brew upgrade ruban-24/tap/switchboard

Run switchboard doctor after upgrading. Personal policy is preserved, and existing conversations retain their saved model and effort.