The persisted pre-vibe snapshot was applied on every reconciliation that
re-entered vibe mode, including cold resumes and switches in from a non-vibe
session. Those paths build their toolset from the current CLI flags and
settings, so replacing it with a historical snapshot silently drops tools the
session was started with: resuming a session that entered vibe under
--tools read with --tools read,bash restored only read on exit.
Gate the override on the one case the snapshot exists for: the vibe -> vibe
switch, where #clearTransientModeState kept the already-reduced live set.
Entering /vibe snapshotted the live toolset into an in-memory field only.
When a session already in vibe mode switches into another session that is also
in vibe mode, #clearTransientModeState takes the removeVibeToolsPreservingActive
path, which deliberately keeps the live active set instead of applying the
source snapshot. #reconcileModeFromSession then re-enters vibe mode, and the
live toolset is by then the reduced vibe set, so the new snapshot was that
reduced set and exiting restored it instead of the target's real pre-vibe
toolset. bash, edit, write, grep, glob, task, and hub were silently gone for
the rest of the session.
Neither a cold start nor switching in from a non-vibe session is affected: the
teardown path does not run, so the live toolset is still the full one when the
snapshot is taken.
Record the snapshot on the vibe mode_change entry and read it back from
sessionContext.modeData on the re-entry path, mirroring how plan mode persists
planFilePath. Sessions written by older versions carry no snapshot and fall
back to the previous behaviour.
- zune-jpeg 0.5.15 (image 0.25's JPEG decoder) cannot compile with its
non-default log feature off: zune-core's no-log warn! stub is not
expression-safe. A feature-activation-only workspace dep on
zune-jpeg { features = ["log"] } fixes the cold build; log stays 0.4.33.
- model-registry-default-config's local ModelSnapshot type gains the optional
streamIdleTimeoutMs the Bedrock watchdog compat now emits.
- A provider-supplied retry-after now bypasses the transient rate/concurrency
heuristic window instead of being overridden by it (regression from the
subscription-cap retry change).
- Updated event-controller/ui-helpers test doubles for provenance-gated
renderer selection (hasBuiltInTool), aggregated retryErrors on
auto_retry_end, and Bedrock override compat gaining streamIdleTimeoutMs.
Preserved zero-width readiness and wait matches across the daemon wire protocol, and isolated malformed completion events from unrelated pending RPCs.
Fixes#7908
Added the upstream unregisterProvider lifecycle to queued and initialized extension runtimes. Provider removal now clears runtime model/auth state before replacement, while failed factories restore the prior registration queue.
Fixes#7914
Published per-cwd discovery snapshots to existing task tools and refreshed them from TUI, ACP, and Agent Control Center reload paths.
Added regressions for existing and future task tools across TUI and ACP reloads.
Fixes#7940
A cooldown-expiry model revert runs at a turn boundary. The user-prompt
path reverts then re-checks accumulated context against the restored
model via runPrePromptCompactionIfNeeded, but the automatic
agent.continue() path (#scheduleAgentContinue) reverted and issued the
next request with no such check. When a transient failure had fallen
back to a larger-window model and the conversation then grew past the
original model's window, restoring the primary once its cooldown expired
sent a predictably oversized request to the smaller model.
maybeRestoreRetryFallbackPrimary now reports whether it actually
switched, and the auto-continue path runs the same post-revert
context-fit maintenance (compaction/promotion) the prompt path already
runs, but only when a revert occurred.
Fixes#7952
- Runtime error now just says to download vscode-js-debug from its GitHub repo;
tarball recipe, extract path, env var, and Mason detail stay in docs/tools/debug.md.
The handoff catch in session-handoff.ts and the /handoff handler in
command-controller.ts mapped any error named AbortError to "Handoff
cancelled" regardless of whether the handoff signal was actually
aborted. Providers throw name-AbortError errors on non-user conditions
(stalls, idle timeouts, nested resolution failures), so a genuine
generation failure surfaced as a user cancellation and hid the cause.
Only report "Handoff cancelled" when handoffSignal.aborted is set;
re-throw the real error otherwise. The controller now trusts the
normalized "Handoff cancelled" message and drops its own AbortError
check so re-thrown provider failures render as "Handoff failed: ...".
Fixes#7903
The `cd <path> && ...` extractor matched everything up to the first `&&`
with a greedy regex, so a redirect or extra argument before the `&&` was
swallowed into the structured cwd. `cd /tmp 2>/dev/null && echo ok` became
cwd `/tmp 2>/dev/null`, which failed fs.stat and killed the command before
the shell ran.
Replace the regex with `extractLeadingCdTarget`, a quote/escape-aware
scanner in shell-tokenize.ts that captures exactly one path token and
bails (leaving the command for the shell) when anything else — a redirect,
extra argument, shell expansion, or a non-`&&` separator — precedes the
top-level `&&`.
Fixes#7883
Address review feedback: the segment previously read the setting from ctx.session.settings, a second source of truth that could disagree with the component's effectiveSettings.sessionAccent and crashed lightweight test fixtures lacking a settings manager. Resolve the value once in #buildSegmentContext from the effective settings and pass it through SegmentContext.sessionAccent so the name segment and the gap-fill divider consume the same value. Add regression assertions for the enabled and disabled branches and a changelog entry.
- New agent-plugins provider discovers packages with a root plugin.json
targeting the canonical schema (agent-plugins.org) from marketplace
installs, --plugin-dir, and configured extension roots; skills/ and
mcp.json load per spec with closed-schema validation,
${PLUGIN_ROOT}/${PLUGIN_DATA} expansion, reserved subprocess
environment, instance-keyed data dirs, and per-component isolation.
- Package-boundary containment (spec §4.1) is enforced before every
read via the new contained-path helpers, including skill:// resource
access from the read tool and bash; plugin skill files must
realpath-resolve inside the plugin root (skills carry containRoot).
- Legacy claude-plugins/omp-plugins providers yield skills and MCP
surfaces of standard-targeting roots to the new provider and skip
fatally invalid packages.
- Client-generated HTTP/MCP/authorization headers win over configured
headers case-insensitively (Agent Plugins §7.2.1) via the new
header-policy fetch wrapper used by the HTTP and legacy SSE transports.
- headerPolicy: "origin-locked" pins configured headers to the configured
URL's origin: never forwarded across cross-origin redirects, and
method-changing redirects of JSON-RPC POSTs are refused.
- envPolicy: "literal" exempts stdio env values (and origin-locked
headers) from config-value resolution: no ambient env-name lookup, no
__omp_shell("command execution, empty values preserved.")
Josh Mini