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v1.1.52

27 Jun 07:41

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v1.1.52

💅 Improvements

  • Provider HTTP/1.1 fallback option

    • Added providers.<name>.forceHTTP11 to disable HTTP/2 for a provider HTTP client.
    • This can help with proxies or API gateways that occasionally reset HTTP/2 SSE streams with errors such as stream ID ... INTERNAL_ERROR.
  • Retry early provider SSE read failures

    • OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic, and Google streams now honor the configured retry settings when a transient stream read error occurs before any visible output is emitted.
    • HTTP/2 INTERNAL_ERROR stream resets are now classified as retryable network errors.
    • Once text, thinking, tool calls, or usage have been emitted, stream read errors still fail immediately to avoid duplicate output.
  • Removed embedded rg/fd binaries — switched to pure-Go SDKs

    • Replaced the embedded rg binary with the go-ripgrep packages. The grep tool now runs ripgrep-compatible search in-process as pure Go, without system grep fallback.
    • Replaced the embedded fd binary with the go-fd SDK (gofd.Find()). The find tool now runs fd-compatible file discovery in-process as pure Go, without system find fallback.
    • Deleted the entire internal/vendored/ package (embed files, binary extraction, RgPath/FdPath/Ensure helpers) and all 12 platform-specific rg/fd binaries (~42 MB).
    • Removed scripts/prepare-vendored.sh, scripts/extract-vendored-tool.sh, scripts/download-ripgrep.sh, scripts/download-fd.sh, and the pkgs/ directory (cached tarballs).
    • Removed prepare-vendored and test-vendored Makefile targets; build, build-all, and test no longer depend on binary extraction.
    • The bash tool no longer injects ~/.vibecoding/bin into PATH, since there are no extracted binaries to expose.
    • Output format remains line-oriented for grep and find; invalid roots and search setup errors are reported directly as tool errors.
  • FreeBSD Builds & Packaging

    • Added FreeBSD amd64 and arm64 to the build matrix (make build-freebsd), tarball distribution (make dist-freebsd), and the full make dist / make build-all flows.
    • Added FreeBSD platform npm packages (vibecoding-installer-freebsd-x64, vibecoding-installer-freebsd-arm64) as optional dependencies, with platform detection in the npm wrapper and install.sh.
    • FreeBSD uses the pure-Go grep/find implementations and falls back to the no-op sandbox, since bwrap/seatbelt are Linux/macOS only.
  • Embedded BusyBox for Windows

    • Embedded busybox32u.exe and busybox64u.exe assets for Windows, extracted at runtime and used as the default shell for the bash tool.
    • Falls back to PowerShell when BusyBox is unavailable.
    • Bash tool output now includes a runtime label indicating whether BusyBox or the system shell is in use.
  • Interactive Model Picker

    • /model without arguments now opens an interactive picker dialog instead of listing models as plain text.
    • Supports search/filter, arrow-key navigation, current-model indicator, and Enter to switch.
  • Native ccstatusline Support

    • Added statusLine configuration (type, command, padding, refreshInterval, timeoutMs, fallback) for external status line renderers.
    • Executes the status line command with a Claude-compatible JSON stdin payload; supports multi-line output, ANSI colors, and OSC 8 hyperlinks.
    • Added /statusline slash command (on/off/status/test/refresh) for runtime control.

v1.1.51

25 Jun 09:14

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v1.1.51

✨ Features

  • New Provider: Volcengine (火山引擎)

    • Added Volcengine provider with Doubao Seed models via the Ark API platform.
    • Models: Doubao Seed 2.1 Turbo (doubao-seed-2-1-turbo-260628, 256K context, text), Doubao Seed Evolving (doubao-seed-evolving, 256K context, text+image), Doubao Seed 2.1 Pro (doubao-seed-2-1-pro-260628, 256K context, text+image).
    • Uses OpenAI-compatible API endpoint https://ark.cn-beijing.volces.com/api/v3.
    • Automatic vendor detection via ark.cn-beijing.volces.com domain.
  • SQLite Session Storage

    • Standardized new and resumed sessions on SQLite (modernc.org/sqlite) for improved query performance and metadata management.
    • For CLI and Gateway, all session metadata and entry logs are stored in a single, unified sessions.db database file under sessionDir, using virtual .db paths as handles for listing, switching, and deleting. Only Hermes writes physical handle files (like active.db and archived *_corrupt.db files) under per-user directories.
    • Added fast exact/prefix matching in OpenByID and OpenByPathOrID, including ambiguity detection and direct session reconstruction from the unified SQLite database.
    • ACP history replay now streams tool execution events (toolCall/toolResult) while loading stored conversation history.
    • DeleteSession purges session/entry rows from SQLite, and deletes the physical handle file if present (as in Hermes), while refusing to treat the shared sessions.db database as a session handle.
    • Hermes now uses active.db physical session handles, archives corrupt sessions as *_corrupt.db, and no longer falls back to legacy active.jsonl paths.
    • Removed legacy JSONL load/write paths so new and resumed sessions use SQLite only.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • ACP Systeminit Plan Mode Write Access
    • Fixed ACP systeminit to allow file writes in plan mode, enabling the TUI/ACP to use /systeminit for generating AGENTS.md without mode restriction errors.

✨ Features

  • /systeminit and /reload commands

    • Added /systeminit to generate or refresh a project AGENTS.md for AI agents. Available in the TUI, ACP, and as the vibecoding systeminit CLI subcommand. In the TUI and ACP the agent heuristically uses the question tool to ask a few clarifying questions first, then writes a higher-quality AGENTS.md; the CLI runs non-interactively. Optional trailing guidance is supported, e.g. /systeminit ask me in Chinese, write AGENTS.md in English.
    • The question tool is now also available in agent mode (previously plan-only) and is registered for the ACP server, which surfaces questions via the session/request_permission channel.
    • Added /reload (TUI): restarts as a fresh process with a brand-new session, reloading config, context files, skills, and MCP — equivalent to relaunching the program.
  • Mode boundary enhancements: /btw side questions + editable-path whitelist + full auto-edit

    • Added /btw <question>: answer a quick side question without interrupting the main task. It inherits the main conversation history (read-only) into a one-shot sub-agent. The answer is shown in a temporary floating overlay, never written back to the main session, and does not consume the main task's context window or token budget. The sub-agent is read-only (read/grep/find/ls/skill_ref). A long main history is automatically truncated when injected to keep the side query lightweight.
    • Added /alloweditpath [add <glob>|remove <glob>|clear]: an auto-edit path whitelist (supports **/* globs). In agent mode, write/edit whose path matches the whitelist auto-approve without prompting.
    • Added /allowautoedit [on|off] [global]: full auto-edit in agent mode (effectively only bash still needs approval).
    • The whitelist and the auto-edit flag persist to a dedicated allow.json: /alloweditpath and /allowautoedit (default) write the project-level .vibe/allow.json; /allowautoedit on global writes the global allow.json. Loading is global→project override (editPaths is project-only). It is auto-loaded on startup.
    • These only relax the approval layer; sandbox / allowedWorkDirs boundaries and plan / yolo semantics are unchanged.
  • Update notifications via npm registry

    • VibeCoding now checks the npm registry (vibecoding-installer) for newer releases and shows a non-blocking reminder at startup when an update is available.
    • Network checks run in the background (at most once per 24h) and only refresh a local cache (update-check.json); the foreground never blocks on the network.
    • The reminder appears in the TUI initial message and on stderr in --print mode, suggesting npm install -g vibecoding-installer@latest.
    • Disable via config file with "updateCheck": false in settings.json, or with VIBECODING_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1; override the registry with VIBECODING_NPM_REGISTRY.

📚 Documentation

  • Updated session documentation, CLI examples, FAQ cleanup guidance, architecture diagrams, Hermes docs, and README feature summaries to describe SQLite-backed storage, .db handle files, and active.db Hermes sessions.
  • Added configuration docs for the built-in Volcengine/Doubao provider and refreshed provider-adapter lists to include Volcengine, Mistral, GitHub Copilot, Cloudflare, and Amazon Bedrock adapters.

💅 Improvements

  • TUI header and footer polish
    • Enlarged the ASCII logo and vertically centered it within the header.
    • Dimmed the footer separator and unified the mode/model/path colors for a cleaner look.

v1.1.50

23 Jun 15:10

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v1.1.50

✨ Features

  • Streaming Delta Builder Optimization

    • Replaced string concatenation with strings.Builder for accumulating assistant and thinking text deltas during streaming, avoiding O(n²) memory growth on long responses.
    • Builders are finalized before printing on turn end, approval, and error events to ensure consistent output.
  • New Provider: Mistral

    • Added Mistral AI provider with models: Mistral Large, Mistral Medium 3.5, Mistral Small, Codestral, Devstral, Magistral Medium/Small, and Pixtral Large.
    • Uses OpenAI-compatible API endpoint https://api.mistral.ai/v1.
  • New Provider: GitHub Copilot

    • Added GitHub Copilot provider with Claude Sonnet 4.6/4.5, Claude Opus 4.8, Claude Haiku 4.5, Claude Fable 5, GPT-5.5/5.4/5.2, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Gemini 3.5 Flash models.
    • Uses OpenAI-compatible API endpoint https://api.individual.githubcopilot.com.
  • New Provider: Cloudflare AI Gateway

    • Added Cloudflare AI Gateway provider with Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Llama 4 Scout models.
    • Supports routing through Cloudflare's AI Gateway with models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Meta.
  • New Provider: Cloudflare Workers AI

    • Added Cloudflare Workers AI provider with Llama 4 Scout 17B, Llama 3.3 70B, Gemma 4 26B, Mistral Small 3.1 24B, GPT OSS 120B/20B, Kimi K2.7 Code, and GLM 5.2 models.
    • Uses Cloudflare's Workers AI inference endpoints.
  • New Provider: Amazon Bedrock

    • Added Amazon Bedrock provider with Claude Sonnet 4.6/4.5, Claude Opus 4.8, Claude Haiku 4.5, Claude Fable 5, Amazon Nova Pro/Micro/Lite, and DeepSeek V3.2/R1 models.
    • Uses OpenAI-compatible cross-region inference endpoints.
  • Compact TUI Footer and Input Divider

    • Merged mode, model, and path onto a single footer line (was 3 lines).
    • Added half-block divider between transcript and input area for visual separation.
    • Applied background color to editor cursor and placeholder styles.
    • Added npm postinstall script with quick start info.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • TUI Input Box Width Alignment

    • Aligned input box width with the gap divider above for consistent layout.
    • Set editor width to full terminal width to match gap divider.
    • Fixed double padding subtraction in editor Width calculation by using m.width for the final render Width.
  • TUI compactBashOutput Trailing Whitespace

    • Fixed compactBashOutput writing the original untrimmed line instead of the trimmed version after blank-line dedup, which could preserve trailing whitespace.
  • TUI Duplicate Transcript in Program-Backed Scrollback

    • Cleared managed live content when a Bubble Tea program is active so completed transcript blocks printed to native scrollback via Program.Println are not duplicated in the live view.

v0.1.47

21 Jun 12:45

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v0.1.47

✨ Features

  • Expanded Model Catalog
    • Added new Anthropic models: Claude Opus 4.8, Claude Opus 4.1, Claude Opus 4, Claude Sonnet 4.0, Claude Haiku 4.5, Claude Fable 5, and legacy Claude 3 series models.
    • Added new OpenAI models: GPT-5.5, GPT-5.5 Pro, GPT-5.4 series, GPT-5.3 Codex/Spark, GPT-5.2 Pro/Codex, GPT-5.1 Codex variants, GPT-4.1 series, o4-mini, o3/o3-pro/o3-deep-research, o1-pro, and legacy GPT-4 variants.
    • Added OpenRouter provider models: Claude Sonnet 4.6/4.5, Claude Opus 4.8, Claude Haiku 4.5, GPT-5.5/5.5 Pro/5.4, Gemini 3.5 Flash/2.5 Pro, DeepSeek V4 Flash/Pro, Qwen 3.7 Plus, Kimi K2.7 Code, MiniMax M3, Llama 4 Scout, GLM 5/5.2, Grok 4.3, and GPT-OSS-120B (free).
    • Added Vercel AI Gateway models: Claude Sonnet 4.6/4.5, Claude Opus 4.8, Claude Haiku 4.5, GPT-5.5/5.4, Gemini 3.5 Flash, DeepSeek V4 Flash/Pro, Qwen3.6 Plus, MiniMax M3, Kimi K2.7 Code, Grok 4.3, and GLM 5.2.
    • Reordered Anthropic and OpenAI model lists to show newest models first.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • TUI Approval Details Visibility in Live View

    • Fixed queued approval requests not showing details in the live transcript while waiting for user input.
    • The current approval message index is now tracked so it stays visible during the approval prompt.
    • Index is properly cleared after approval is answered and reset on state/clear paths.
  • TUI Tool Modal Performance and Display

    • Added line-level caching for tool modal rendered output to avoid re-parsing the full transcript on every render.
    • Added per-entry caching for expanded tool results to avoid repeated formatting.
    • invalidateToolModalCache() is now called at all transcript state mutation points to keep the cache consistent.
    • Fixed edit tool results duplicating diff excerpts in the expanded view by extracting a dedicated edit header formatter.
    • Tool modals now open at the top (offset 0) instead of scrolling to the bottom.

🧪 Tests

  • Added regression test verifying expanded edit output does not duplicate diff excerpts.

v0.1.46

21 Jun 11:44

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v0.1.46

✨ Features

  • Workflow Agent Instance Keys

    • Added :key for repeated logical workflow agents, so bounded while loops can keep literal agent names while storing per-round results as phase.agent[key].
    • Added result-key and result-latest, plus (result "phase.agent" :key "r0"), for explicit keyed result lookup and latest-instance lookup.
    • Keyed workflow workers use instance-aware runtime IDs such as agent-worker[r0], preventing repeated loop workers from colliding while preserving the logical agent name.
  • Workflow Lint Tool

    • Added workflow_lint to validate workflow Elisp DSL without running worker agents.
    • Linting checks Elisp syntax, workflow/phase/agent forms, keyword arguments, required prompts, and result references.
    • Registered the lint tool alongside workflow run/status/cancel tools and updated workflow prompt guidance to lint non-trivial generated or edited workflows before execution.
  • Configurable Context Compaction

    • Added compaction settings for tokenizer, tokenizerModel, and template, wired through CLI, print mode, ACP, Gateway, Hermes, TUI mode switches, and delegated agent factories.
    • Added built-in compression summary templates: default, code, and conversation, so long sessions can preserve task-appropriate checkpoints.
    • Introduced a token estimator abstraction while preserving the existing generic chars/4 estimator for auto and generic.
    • Compaction entries now record summary version, previous compaction ID, and last summarized entry ID for better session replay/debugging.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Context Compaction Replay

    • Print mode now restores replayed session history before running the agent, preserving prior conversation context.
    • Manual and forced compaction now check for genuinely compactable older history instead of compacting only recent context.
    • Replayed compacted messages strip stale usage metadata from kept messages to avoid leaking obsolete token accounting into future runs.
  • Concurrent File Writes

    • Added a process-wide in-memory file lock manager shared by default tool registries.
    • write and edit now acquire per-file locks before reading and modifying files, preventing concurrent agents from interleaving writes to the same target.
    • Lock waits honor context cancellation/deadlines and report the current owner when interrupted.

🔧 Refactoring

  • Pre-release Packaging

    • npm-publish-pre now syncs and builds npm packages with a -pre version suffix before publishing pre-release packages.
    • Updated npm package metadata and optional platform dependency versions to the pre-release version.
  • Named Workflow Worker Agents

    • Workflow worker agents now use deterministic IDs derived from DSL agent names (agent-<name>), improving event attribution and background agent visibility.
    • Workflow skill guidance now documents the ID mapping and recommends unique agent names within a workflow.

📚 Documentation

  • Updated Workflow mode docs, tool reference, and the workflow-elisp skill to document :key, keyed result lookup, and bounded while-loop patterns.
  • Documented context compaction tokenizer, tokenizerModel, and template settings, including the built-in template choices and the current reserved/deprecated status of idle compaction settings.
  • Clarified Ctrl+O details modal key hints for target switching, paging, scrolling, and closing.
  • Documented the TUI scrollback trade-off: completed transcript blocks are printed to native terminal scrollback for stable selection/history, while user input should remain block-printed rather than unbuffered streaming to avoid interfering with Bubble Tea live rendering.

🧪 Tests

  • Added workflow runner, lint, integration, and skill coverage for keyed repeated agents and keyed result lookup.
  • Added context compaction tests for custom token estimators, template resolution, configured summary prompts, compaction metadata, compactability checks, and session replay usage cleanup.
  • Added Gateway and Hermes coverage for /compact when only recent context can be kept.
  • Added workflow lint tests for valid source collection and missing result reference errors.
  • Added workflow integration coverage verifying DSL agent names are reflected in runtime worker agent IDs.
  • Added file lock tests for wait/cancel behavior, shared default managers, and write/edit context handling.

v0.1.45

21 Jun 11:35

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v0.1.45

✨ Features

  • Workflow Skill with Progressive References

    • Extracted workflow Elisp/DSL documentation from the system prompt into a dedicated workflow-elisp skill, reducing system prompt size.
    • Introduced progressive reference structure: skill index page lists 9 reference files loaded on demand, with core rules loaded by default.
    • Eight pattern guides: research & investigation, serial & parallel composition, decision routing, bounded while loops, horizontal multi-agent collaboration, master-slave small teams, evaluator-optimizer review passes, and governance & human checkpoints.
    • Each reference file includes copy-ready Elisp skeleton examples and pattern selection guidance.
    • EnsureProjectSkill automatically creates the skill and all reference files under .skills/workflow-elisp/ without overwriting user-customized content.
  • Workflow Timeout Control

    • Added optional timeoutSeconds support to workflow_run, allowing bounded long workflows to choose an appropriate timeout and intentional continuous workflows to set 0 to avoid the default agent-level deadline.
  • vibeEmacsLispVm v0.0.2 Upgrade

    • Upgraded vibeEmacsLispVm dependency from v0.0.1 to v0.0.2 with expanded Elisp surface.
    • Added support for backquote/comma, let*/while/cond/catch/throw/lambda/defun/defmacro/with-current-buffer/save-current-buffer special forms.
    • Added builtins: cons/car/cdr/nth/append/reverse/member/assoc/funcall/apply/macroexpand, arithmetic and predicate functions, and in-memory buffer + marker builtins.
    • Added comprehensive test coverage for v0.0.2 Elisp features.

🔧 Refactoring

  • Gateway Session-Level Skills Support

    • Gateway sessions now support independent SkillsMgr and ExtraContext, so delegate sub-agents inherit per-session state.
    • /skill and /skills commands now operate on session-level skills instead of global server-level skills.
  • System Prompt Streamlining

    • Detailed workflow Elisp VM syntax and DSL form descriptions removed from the system prompt, replaced by a reference to the workflow-elisp skill.
    • Only key constraints and usage notes remain in the system prompt, significantly reducing token usage.
  • Workflow Skill Reference Clarity

    • Renamed reference file titles for clarity: "Continuous Loops and Iterative Tasks" → "Bounded While Loops", "Evaluator-Optimizer and Critic Loops" → "Evaluator-Optimizer Review Passes".
    • Split pattern selection guidance: bounded while loops for runtime repetition with stop conditions; evaluator-optimizer for one-pass draft/critique/revise pipelines.
    • Added constraint: do not simulate loops with numbered phases.
    • Unified progressive reference status labels to English ("loaded" / "load on demand") for consistency.

📚 Documentation

  • Added Workflow mode usage guide and best practices documentation (EN/ZH) covering quick start, core concepts, common patterns, and pitfalls.
  • Synced workflow references across docs pages: added Dynamic Workflows section to features overview, workflow orchestration scenario to use cases, and cross-links from tools references.
  • Clarified workflow hidden defaults and limits in the workflow-elisp skill and docs: worker :max-iterations default/failure behavior, workflow_run timeoutSeconds, concurrency default, inherited :mode, default :tools, current work directory behavior, disabled nested orchestration, and unsupported per-worker options.

🧪 Tests

  • Added workflow skill tests verifying skill file and 8 reference file creation, non-overwrite behavior, and missing reference auto-creation.
    • Expanded workflow runner and lisp test coverage.
    • Added tests for reference content clarity and non-overlap of loop vs evaluator-optimizer patterns.

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v0.1.44

18 Jun 08:58

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v0.1.44

✨ Features

  • Dynamic Workflows

    • Added --workflows mode for CLI, ACP, and Gateway, independent from --multi-agent.
    • Added Elisp workflow tools: workflow_run, workflow_status, and workflow_cancel.
    • Added workflow runtime support for phases, series/parallel execution, concurrency limits, worker-agent tasks, result fan-in, and run logs.
    • Added persistent workflow run state under the VibeCoding workflow store and /workflows status commands in TUI and Gateway.
    • Added in-process active-run cancellation so workflow_cancel and /workflows cancel <id> can interrupt running workflows.
  • Z.AI Vendor Adapter

    • Added vendor_zai.go with a dedicated zai vendor adapter, registering domains api.z.ai and open.bigmodel.cn with thinkingFormat: zai.
    • Updated zai and zai-coding-cn provider configs: set Vendor: "zai", ThinkingFormat: "zai", updated base URL to the coding endpoint, added glm-5v-turbo vision model.
  • Kimi Provider Updates

    • Added api.kimi.com domain to the kimi vendor adapter for automatic vendor detection.
    • Added User-Agent: KimiCLI/1.5 header to the kimi-coding provider config.
    • Added Kimi K2.7 Code and K2.7 Code HighSpeed models to moonshotai, moonshotai-cn, fireworks, and opencode-go providers.
  • New Models

    • Added GLM-5.2 model to the opencode-go provider (1M context, 262K max output).
    • Added Kimi K2.7 Code Fast model to fireworks provider.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • TUI Agent Event Handling

    • Fixed partial response text not being committed to terminal scrollback when an error event occurs mid-stream, ensuring partial content is not lost.
    • Added regression test verifying stream indices and print queue behavior on error.
  • Version Strings

    • Fixed Makefile to use --abbrev=0 with git describe for clean tag versions without commit count/hash suffix.
    • Fixed sync-npm-version.sh to strip commit count and hash suffix from version strings.
    • Updated npm/bin/vibecoding to use GitHub raw URL for install script fallback.

🔧 Refactoring

  • Agent Manager Deterministic Ordering
    • AgentManager.List now sorts agents by start time then ID for stable, deterministic ordering.
    • Extracted resetAgent/abortAndResetAgent helpers to reduce code duplication in TUI commands.
    • Agent ID is now set in config when creating agents in TUI.

📦 Dependencies

  • Added github.com/startvibecoding/vibeEmacsLispVm v0.0.1 as the embedded Elisp subset evaluator used by workflow DSL execution.

📚 Documentation

  • Added the dynamic workflows Elisp proposal under docs/proposal/.
  • Updated English and Chinese tool docs with workflow tool usage, Elisp-only DSL guidance, and cancellation scope.

🧪 Tests

  • Added workflow runner/store/tool tests covering Elisp execution, parallel workers, result fan-in, persistence, tool registration isolation, and active-run cancellation.
  • Added prompt and CLI flag tests ensuring workflow mode does not leak into multi-agent mode, delegate mode, or worker-agent prompts.
  • Added VendorFromBaseURL test cases for api.kimi.com, api.z.ai, and open.bigmodel.cn.
  • Added agent manager tests verifying deterministic list ordering.

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v0.1.43

16 Jun 18:32

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v0.1.43

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • TUI Input Flush
    • Fixed flushInputQueue in TUI app to properly return the queued input as a tea.Cmd, ensuring queued keystrokes are flushed before processing key events (Enter, Tab, Up, Down). Previously the command was called but its return value was discarded.

🔧 Refactoring

  • Remove Unused mergeSettings
    • Removed the unused mergeSettings() function and its related tests. Project settings merging is now handled directly by LoadSettings.
    • Rewrote settings_zero_test to test via actual file I/O with LoadSettings() instead of direct JSON unmarshaling.

📦 Dependencies

  • GoStreamingMarkdown Update
    • Updated github.com/startvibecoding/GoStreamingMarkdown from v0.0.2 to v0.0.3.

🧪 Tests

  • Added test verifying that Enter flushes queued input before applying command suggestions.

v0.1.42

16 Jun 04:57

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v0.1.42

✨ Features

  • TUI Multiline Input
    • Replaced the prompt input with the reusable TUI editor component, enabling true multiline prompt composition.
    • Alt+Enter and Ctrl+J now insert newlines; Enter still submits the prompt.
    • Small multiline pastes are preserved as multiline text instead of flattening newlines to spaces, while large pastes still use paste markers.
    • Up / Down now move within multiline input first and only browse prompt history at input boundaries.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • TUI Input Editing
    • Home / End editing keys now reach the input editor correctly instead of being swallowed by top-level TUI handling.
    • Restored draft-preserving prompt history navigation when queued keystrokes have not yet flushed.
    • /clear now resets printed-message bookkeeping after emitting the clear confirmation, avoiding stale transcript print state after clearing.

📚 Documentation

  • Updated TUI keyboard shortcut documentation for multiline input, newline insertion, history navigation, and tool modal behavior.

🧪 Tests

  • Added tests for multiline prompt input, Alt+Enter / Ctrl+J, small multiline paste preservation, prompt history boundary navigation, Home/End input editing, and /clear transcript state reset.

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v0.1.41

16 Jun 02:24

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v0.1.41

✨ Features

  • TUI Redesign

    • Added a startup header with the Vibe logo, version, provider/model, and current working directory.
    • Added a redesigned footer showing mode, model, cwd, elapsed/last request duration, sandbox, context window usage, cache metrics, and key hints.
    • Added an inline loading indicator while the agent is running, with spinner, elapsed time, and cancel hint.
    • Added a sticky todo list for active non-done plan tool steps, so long-running tasks remain visible while the transcript scrolls.
    • Added a multi-agent tab bar showing active agents and their states when more than one agent is running.
    • Added compact tool display mode, toggled with Ctrl+G, to collapse tool outputs into one-line summaries while keeping details available through Ctrl+O.
  • Terminal Scrollback Transcript

    • Completed transcript blocks are now printed to native terminal scrollback via Bubble Tea Program.Println, leaving only live streaming content inside the managed TUI view.
    • This improves mouse scrolling, terminal selection/copying, and behavior for long transcripts.
  • TUI Component Foundation

    • Added reusable editor, suggestion list, and vertical scroll components under internal/tui/components/ with CJK-aware buffer and rendering behavior.
  • Response Formatting Guideline

    • Updated the system prompt to discourage excessive bold text, headers, and bullet lists unless structure is needed or requested.

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • TUI Tool Result Printing

    • Tool result updates now go through one-time transcript printing instead of only refreshing in-memory live content, preventing completed tool output from disappearing from terminal scrollback.
  • Viewport Cleanup

    • Removed obsolete viewport state resets after the TUI moved transcript history to terminal-native scrollback.

📦 Packaging

  • Updated npm installer package metadata and optional platform package versions to 0.1.40.

🧪 Tests

  • Added component tests for the new TUI editor, suggestion list, and vertical scroll models.
  • Updated TUI cache/render tests for header, footer, native scrollback transcript printing, compact display mode, and simplified viewport behavior.