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- package/CHANGELOG.md +147 -0
- package/LICENSE +201 -0
- package/README.md +46 -2
- package/dist/loongcode.js +405 -0
- package/package.json +40 -4
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to LoongCode will be documented in this file.
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## [Unreleased]
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### Added
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- An empty transcript now opens with a large `LOONGCODE` block wordmark and the
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descriptor "an opinionated coding agent", followed by the existing keyboard
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hints. The hero is a true empty state: it is centered as a group in the
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transcript viewport — horizontally, and vertically within the available
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transcript height (never against the whole terminal, so it cannot overlap the
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composer/footer) — and it renders only while the session has no conversation
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messages. The first submitted message replaces it outright, so the
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conversation never appears beneath persistent branding and the hero cannot be
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reached again through scrollback; `/new` or a switch to an empty session
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brings it back. It scales to the terminal (5-row wordmark, then 3-row, then a
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single-line fallback) and never blocks the composer, which stays focused and
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usable immediately.
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### Changed
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- **The product is now LoongCode.** The rename is complete across the CLI,
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its runtime, its configuration and its documentation. Command, package,
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binary and configuration names are all `loongcode`: the CLI is published as
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`@loonglab/loongcode-cli`, the executable is `loongcode`, and the user-scope
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configuration directory is `~/.loongcode/` (project-scope configuration is
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`.loongcode/`). The `MINICODE_CONFIG_DIR` override is replaced by
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`LOONGCODE_CONFIG_DIR`. The wordmark, help text, and agent identity all read
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LoongCode. There is no compatibility shim for the previous names: the old
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configuration directory and environment variable are no longer read, so an
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existing installation starts from its defaults and must be pointed at its
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configuration again.
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- Prompt templates are now discovered live. The editor's `/` autocomplete and
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template invocation read `.loongcode/prompts/*.md` (and `~/.loongcode/prompts/`)
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from disk as needed, so a template added, edited, or removed while LoongCode
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is running takes effect immediately with no manual refresh. Prompt contents
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were already resolved from disk at invocation time.
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- Project-local prompts (`.loongcode/prompts/*.md`) and skills
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(`.loongcode/skills/<name>/SKILL.md`) now load unconditionally. The
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per-project trust decision was removed, so no consent step is required
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before these resources reach the model. Global resources under
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`~/.loongcode/` are unchanged.
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- `/model` is now a single command with no subcommands or argument forms. It
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opens one picker that selects an existing configured model or offers
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`Add model…`, which launches the guided configuration wizard. Model
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selection still activates and persists through the runtime `ModelManager`;
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Ctrl+P still cycles configured models. The `add`, `edit <id>`,
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`remove <id>`, direct `<model-id>` activation, and `Configure models…`
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forms are gone, and `/help` no longer advertises arguments.
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- `/session` is now the single interactive session-management surface. It
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opens a workspace-scoped manager for the current session's `cwd`, where
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sessions can be opened/switched, searched, renamed, deleted, forked,
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cloned, and browsed by lineage. `/new` remains the direct way to create a
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session. Session management is blocked while a task or compaction is
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running. `--resume <id>` and `--continue` are unchanged.
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### Removed
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- Slash command `/reload`. Prompt templates are discovered live, `AGENTS.md` /
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`CLAUDE.md` and agent-facing resources load on every run, so there is nothing
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left to refresh manually.
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- Slash command `/trust` and the project-trust mechanism behind it
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(`isProjectTrusted`, `trustProject`, and the `projectTrusted` settings
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key). Existing `.loongcode/settings.json` files that still contain
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`projectTrusted` remain valid; the key is simply ignored.
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- Slash commands `/import` and `/export`. Session portability is not a
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current product need; sessions are still persisted and recovered through
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`--continue`, `--resume`, and `/session`.
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- Slash command `/hotkeys`. The always-visible header and `/help` already
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describe the keyboard shortcuts.
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- Slash commands `/login` and `/logout`. They were never authentication —
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they configured and removed local models. `/model` is now the sole model
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surface (select or add).
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- Slash commands `/resume`, `/name`, `/tree`, `/fork`, and `/clone`. Their
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capabilities now live inside the `/session` manager; they are not retained
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## [0.1.0] - 2026-09-27
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First working MiniCode coding-agent baseline: point the terminal UI at a
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repository, describe a task, and the agent explores the code, edits files,
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runs tests, and repairs failures until the work is verified.
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#### Core
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- Coding-agent runtime: `MiniCode` root with autonomous task execution over
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durable, auto-persisted sessions stored as atomic JSON snapshots.
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- Agent loop with repeated model/tool interaction, maximum-iteration and
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repeated-call (doom-loop) guards, and deterministic finish reasons.
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- Tool execution ledger with explicit `pending → running → succeeded/failed`
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lifecycle, crash-safe checkpoint ordering, and deterministic recovery of
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interrupted runs (safe reissue of idempotent tools, explicit
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unknown-outcome reporting otherwise).
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- Orphan-process supervision and a recovery note for the model after
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- Reactive context compaction against a fixed 75/25 input/output budget
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split, plus serialization-time pruning of old tool outputs.
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progress, compaction, retries, recovery, and run completion.
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- `Model` invocation over `openai` and `anthropic` protocol endpoints with
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normalized streaming events, tool calls, usage, finish reasons, and errors.
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- Transient-failure retry with backoff, provider-overload detection, and
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cancellation propagation.
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- Canonical structured message model: assistant tool-call parts and tool
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results correlated by `toolCallId`, with text/JSON/error outputs.
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#### Coding tools
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- `read`, `write`, `edit` (whitespace/fuzzy-tolerant replacement with diffs),
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detection, and live streaming output for long-running commands.
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- Interactive main-screen terminal UI: streaming markdown assistant output,
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tool call/result rendering with live progress, working spinner, status
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footer (model, context usage, workspace), input editor with history,
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multiline input, and `@file` path completion with content embedding.
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- Interaction semantics: Enter submits (and steers a running task),
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