@bastani/atomic 0.9.18-alpha.7 → 0.9.19-alpha.1
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +57 -0
- package/dist/builtin/intercom/CHANGELOG.md +25 -0
- package/dist/builtin/intercom/package.json +1 -1
- package/dist/builtin/mcp/package.json +1 -1
- package/dist/builtin/subagents/CHANGELOG.md +19 -0
- package/dist/builtin/subagents/package.json +1 -1
- package/dist/builtin/web-access/package.json +1 -1
- package/dist/builtin/workflows/CHANGELOG.md +44 -0
- package/dist/builtin/workflows/package.json +1 -1
- package/dist/builtin/workflows/src/extension/index.bundle.mjs +30383 -169
- package/dist/builtin/workflows/src/index.js +322 -86
- package/docs/quickstart.md +1 -1
- package/docs/workflows/operations.md +17 -4
- package/npm-shrinkwrap.json +32 -32
- package/package.json +3 -3
package/CHANGELOG.md
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- Replaced `/fast` with selectable canonical `-fast` model IDs. Removed its selector, `codexFastMode.chat`/`codexFastMode.workflow` settings, `ATOMIC_CODEX_FAST_MODE`, scope inheritance, toggle-state exports, settings-manager methods, and the environment-sourced settings-override layer without a compatibility shim. Select a fast model explicitly; effective settings now merge global then project settings.
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- Fast-routing APIs now live in `core/fast-model-routing.ts` and `core/fast-model-routing-transport.ts`, with package-root exports retained for the replacement APIs. `usesChatGptCodexTransport` and `usesFirstPartyCodexRouting` remain; `withCodexFastRouteHeaders` derives identity from route metadata rather than an enabled flag.
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- Cloudflare AI Gateway binding transport requires `binding.fetch()` and no longer falls back to `gateway(id).run(...)`.
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- `WorkflowPendingStageDelivery` now requires `fail(reason: Error): void` so delivery owners can settle exhausted recovery instead of leaving stages parked forever.
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- Removed the experimental remote-session lease API, transcript projection helpers, and harness factory. `@bastani/atomic/client` now re-exports the service-addressed `@earendil-works/pi-client` API.
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- Added explicit fast model variants to `/model`, `--list-models`, workflow catalogs, scoped lists, session restore, fallback candidates, usage, and attempt records. Thinking suffixes remain supported. OpenAI and Codex variants send the base upstream ID with priority tier; Copilot exposes only account-advertised fast IDs and sends them without an OpenAI tier.
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- Added fast-specific `modelOverrides`, derivation APIs, `ModelRuntime.getFastModelVariantDiagnostics()`, and `getWarning()`. Existing provider, custom, or extension-owned IDs win collisions and produce actionable startup/catalog warnings. Route metadata, not a name suffix, grants fast behavior.
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- Added GPT-6-Astra across OpenAI, Codex, Bedrock, OpenRouter, and Vercel, including derived first-party fast variants, provider-specific pricing, long-context tiers, and provisional account-gated Copilot support. Added Gemini 3.8 Flash, Claude Fable 5.1, Copilot Claude Fable 5/5.1, and Baseten GLM-5.3-Fast with provider-owned metadata and availability.
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- Embedded PostgreSQL now supports offline durable storage on Linux musl x64/ARM64 and Windows ARM64. Windows ARM64 uses PostgreSQL x64 through Windows 11 emulation; installs and standalone archives carry only the matching runtime.
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- Added `supportsMidConvoEffort` and `compat.vllmPriority` custom-model settings, and transcript notices for dropped Anthropic thinking when cache-miss notices are enabled.
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- Added a clickable fullscreen `Jump to latest message` overlay with the configured shortcut. Holding Alt makes fullscreen mouse-wheel scrolling move five times as far ([upstream #9166](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/pull/9166)).
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- Documented Zed terminal keybindings for Kitty-protocol modified keys ([#8828](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/pull/8828)).
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- Updated Pi runtime dependencies to 0.85.1, preserving Atomic startup, client API, and footer watchers. Fullscreen search uses the cached index and visible-match highlighting introduced in Pi 0.85.0.
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- Startup paints the themed identity and focused editor before isolated-engine readiness. First submissions wait for optional resources, Escape cancels a waiting submission, and `/reload` retries extension failures without publishing failed candidates' host-managed state.
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- Compiled/bundled builds reuse native-imported builtin extension factories across reloads while editable extensions and workflows retain content-hash invalidation. Standalone builds use syntax-minified shared sidecars and bytecode launchers, including Windows.
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- Interactive model, thinking, cycling, and scoped-list selections save as startup defaults immediately. Selectors keep active choices marked while browsing; scoped lists use consistent toggles and strike through unavailable models. Removed Ctrl+S save-default UI.
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- The working indicator reads `Working`, preserving Atomic's animated status row. The centered jump overlay no longer consumes a transcript row, and workflow stage chat uses matching copy and shortcuts.
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- Claude on Anthropic and Bedrock accepts PDF input through the bundled AI library, with visible placeholders elsewhere. Interactive sessions do not yet produce document blocks; Bedrock requires citations for full visual understanding.
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- Updated hashline edit guidance with worked examples, rejected-shape warnings, and a specification of native block resolution. Model-selection references record the August 26 DeepSWE snapshot, corrected prices and Pareto choices, and Fable 5.1's unmeasured status. Compaction docs explain why `preserve_recent` preserves text and tool exchanges but resets signed reasoning.
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- Fixed Windows x64 and ARM64 archives crashing before startup in `0.9.18-alpha.1` ([#2781](https://github.com/bastani-inc/atomic/pull/2781)).
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- Restored startup resource listings, source-path expansion, slash-prefixed prompt labels, isolated-child extension inventory, deterministic collision labels, overlap warnings, and consistent hidden-resource handling across platforms.
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- Fixed in-memory forks during running tools, lost compaction boundaries after forks, session import filename collisions, RPC aborts not cancelling manual compaction, and concurrent `/share` exports overwriting temporary files.
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- Builtin tools resolve relative paths against an extension's `ctx.cwd`, including matching search hashline tags. Write confirmations no longer mislabel UTF-16 counts as bytes or discard user prose merely because it begins with `Successfully wrote to`.
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- Fixed Claude Fable thinking-level routing on Copilot, Fireworks GLM endpoint routing, Fable 5.1 prefix/model-switch recovery, exact reasoning-byte restoration, unsupported sampling fields and forced tool choices, fallback replay and serving-model billing, and persisted thinking-drop notices on resume. Custom Responses gateways can disable `max_output_tokens`.
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- Fixed managed fd/rg downloads behind GitHub API quotas, selected static musl archives on Linux x64/ARM64, and pinned darwin/x64 fd to 10.3.0. Fixed proxied plain-HTTP requests hanging after tool calls and signal-killed subprocesses appearing successful.
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- Fixed JPEG EXIF orientation detection, skills disappearing when bash exists without read, and model-refresh errors missing their status spacing. Jump-overlay clicks preserve other mouse reports in the same input chunk.
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- Raised branch-summary output to 4096 tokens, clamped to model limits, to avoid reasoning exhausting the previous cap ([#8845](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/issues/8845)).
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- Resumed workflows cannot report completion or start replacement work while skipping their exact unfinished durable tool. Completed work remains cached and cancellation retains precedence.
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- `intercom list` shows persisted possible future targets and queued counts. Valid unknown paths queue with `notInKnownSet` warnings and produce terminal undeliverable notices only if never delivered. Tool guidance, skills, and docs teach path discovery and live-only asks.
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- Fixed invocation control across isolated workflow subgroups, pending-stage roster discovery and delivery, correlated live replies, registration-based authorization, and sibling/cross-run isolation. Queued sends render as successful, not failed ([#2784](https://github.com/bastani-inc/atomic/issues/2784)).
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- Background reconnects retry with bounded backoff after releasing ownership, restore stage visibility/routing, and close failed accepted connections instead of accumulating stale registrations. Host sessions retain their startup home group across joins and reconnects, preserving multi-workflow control without granting workers cross-invocation authority.
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- Stage warm-up owns bounded retries. Exhaustion settles queued delivery with a stage-scoped terminal failure instead of hanging or printing into the host transcript. No model retry/fallback is spent, queued messages remain available, late drains are safe, and stages without queued messages still start.
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- Recoverable disconnects on send/ask/reply return opaque `retryToken` values for explicit exact-operation retries. Tokenless identical calls remain distinct. Tokens allow three claimed attempts within the original 11-minute deadline, retain identity after inconclusive nondelivery, preserve implicit reply correlation, and reject invalid or mismatched claims before side effects. Capacity is reserved before new operations begin.
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- Structured-output exhaustion now advances the model fallback chain. Each candidate gets the prompt plus three corrective follow-ups; failed attempts remain recorded and successful model metadata persists immediately ([#2812](https://github.com/bastani-inc/atomic/issues/2812)).
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47
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- Exhausted queued Intercom delivery fails its stage deterministically without model retries or fallback. The first failure settles readiness once, preserves queued steering, disposes the refused session, and handles pre-latched failures and late drains safely.
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48
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- Durability degradation uses display-only warnings in interactive/RPC sessions and actionable console diagnostics in headless mode. Pending-message sweeps skip unrelated runs, deduplicate interactive warnings, and preserve messages for recovery.
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49
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- In-flight resume, catalog preparation, and completed-run opening retain the backend selected during initialization rather than failing after concurrent mutable-state changes.
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- Targeted durable-tool aborts retain exact unfinished-tool identity and an inspection-only cancellation frontier. Resume, DBOS hydration, and session restoration replay completed work and retry that tool without fabricating model stages. Invalid or ambiguous checkpoint state fails before callbacks; older state requires typed checkpoint proof, not transcript inference.
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- Graph parent replacement rejects self-edges and cycles before mutation. Tool-frontier continuations reject completion that skips the unfinished tool and reject replacement model/task or child-workflow work before side effects, including worktree setup. Recovery evidence and completed callbacks remain intact.
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## [0.9.18-alpha.7] - 2026-09-05
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### Fixed
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