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Trebell Code 1.3.2

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@tanishqbaweja tanishqbaweja released this 26 Sep 14:41
· 509 commits to main since this release

Trebell Code 1.3.2

Version 1.3.2 is a repository and release-hardening update built on Trebell's current multi-harness desktop architecture.

Repository cleanup

  • Promoted the actual Trebell Code application to the GitHub repository root.
  • Removed the obsolete upstream Codex source tree from the Trebell repository root.
  • Added goal.md to the repository as the product/architecture contract.
  • Added an ignored release-artifacts folder for locally retained installers and updater metadata.
  • Clarified that .env is developer/live-test scaffolding only; normal users configure API keys in Trebell Settings.

Architecture and reliability audit

  • Retired obsolete mobile-device control and mobile-companion surfaces.
  • Moved runtime-specific behavior behind capability contracts where appropriate.
  • Kept managed-inference behavior provider-aware without coupling conversation identity to provider.
  • Made SQLite authoritative over the JSONL event mirror and fixed byte-bounded fallback compaction.
  • Added explicit verified/unverified trust labels to repository knowledge.
  • Added MCP result redaction regression coverage.
  • Fixed truthful runtime-readiness reporting in Settings.
  • Fixed exhausted thread-history pagination.
  • Hardened UI tests against asynchronous navigation/readiness races.
  • Made Playwright build the current UI automatically before local runs.

Documentation and manual validation

  • Rebuilt README.md around the current multi-harness product instead of the older Codex-only architecture.
  • Added MANUAL_TESTING.md with real-world validation steps for providers, runtimes, WSL/SSH, forges, MCP, packaging, updater, persistence, secrets and long-running workflows.
  • Tightened third-party attribution and provenance documentation.

Automated validation checkpoint

At the release-housekeeping audit checkpoint:

  • 782 / 782 deterministic tests passed.
  • 138 / 138 visual/screenshot tests passed.
  • Windows packaging/update tests passed.
  • Installed-app release smoke tests remain part of the Windows release script.