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Zero-config anonymous vision fallback: a five-model OVHcloud image chain is now the fixed final fallback with no signup or API key; user-configured vision models still run first. Anonymous OVH buckets are 2 RPM per IP per model, roughly 10 RPM in theory across five independent models, subject to OVH rate limiting.
Safe image presentation: vision_present stores generated/edited/screenshot images as durable DSH attachments for inline display and refresh persistence without feeding display images back into text-only DeepSeek requests.
Update checks and safe updates: the settings card explicitly reports newer versions, falls back from a broken inherited npm/pnpm registry to npmjs, and shows pnpm/npx manual commands plus Project/Releases links when automatic update is unavailable or fails.
Chat and vision model UX is fully separated: the lower-right chat picker only chooses the conversation model; settings rows choose user vision models; internal Vision HTTP is hidden and the anonymous OVH chain remains the automatic final fallback.
First-run guidance now explains the two model roles in three steps under “Vision Router is ready 🎉”; the permanent settings hint is now “Chat and vision are configured separately.”
OpenAI-compatible vision HTTP calls now preserve the user's question, with centralized compatibility handling for GLM-style output-token limits and bounded corrective retries.
Fixed text-only DeepSeek history poisoning from image tool results: nested tool-result image blocks are sanitized before model calls while durable attachments remain available to the UI and vision_describe.
Anonymous OVH 429 responses now move immediately to the next independently rate-limited model instead of sleeping inside one bucket; Chrome/Edge discovery for screenshots is also broader across Windows/macOS/Linux.