@oh-my-pi/pi-coding-agent 16.1.13 → 16.1.14

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [16.1.14] - 2026-06-22
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+### Added
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+- Added a Ruby eval backend (`language: "rb"`): a persistent subprocess Ruby kernel that shares the standard agent tool bridge and evaluation model, supporting IRB-style auto-display of results in a persistent session
+- Added a Julia eval backend (`language: "jl"`): a persistent subprocess Julia kernel that shares the standard agent tool bridge and evaluation model, supporting Julia REPL-style auto-display of results in a persistent session
+- Added configuration options `eval.rb` and `eval.jl` to enable or disable the Ruby and Julia backends (both opt-in, disabled by default), as well as `ruby.interpreter` and `julia.interpreter` paths for explicit runtime control
+- Added a Ruby eval backend (`language: "rb"`): a persistent subprocess Ruby kernel modeled on the Python kernel, speaking the same NDJSON protocol with isolated frame/stdout channels, clean SIGINT cancellation that preserves kernel state, and per-owner kernel cleanup. Ships the full prelude helper surface (`display`/`read`/`write`/`append`/`tree`/`diff`/`env`/`output`/`sort`/`uniq`/`counter`, the `tool.<name>` bridge proxy, and `completion`/`agent`/`parallel`/`pipeline`/`log`/`phase`/`budget`) over the shared loopback tool bridge, honors `local://` roots, and auto-displays the last expression IRB-style (suppressing assignments/definitions). Gated by the `eval.rb` setting and `PI_RB` env flag, with an optional `ruby.interpreter` override.
+- Added a Julia eval backend (`language: "jl"`): a persistent subprocess Julia kernel with the same NDJSON/result-display/tool-bridge model as the Python and Ruby eval runtimes, including `eval.jl` / `PI_JL` gating, `julia.interpreter` override support, persistent per-session state, clean cancellation, owner-based kernel cleanup, `local://` path roots, and the current Julia prelude helper surface (`display`/`read`/`write`/`append`/`tree`/`diff`/`env`/`output`, the `tool.<name>` bridge proxy, and bridge-backed `completion`/`agent`/`parallel`/`pipeline`/`log`/`phase`/`budget`, including structured `schema` parsing and `return_handle` DAG shaping).
+- The eval tool advertises only the runtimes enabled for the session: a disabled backend (rb/jl are off by default) is omitted from the tool's `language` enum, schema field descriptions, discovery summary, and prelude documentation, so disabled backends are never surfaced to the model
+
+### Changed
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+- Refactored internal evaluation logic to consolidate shared kernel management and IPC handling
+- Refactored internal draft state to consolidate images and text into the editor component
+- Unified transcript rendering logic for background jobs, IRC traffic, and file mentions
+- Unified subprocess lifecycle management for mnemopi, speech, tiny-model, and TTS workers
+- Softened the system-prompt and tool-prompt guidance that hard-forbade reaching for shell equivalents of dedicated tools (`grep`/`rg`, `sed`/`perl -i`, `cat`/`head`/`tail`, `find`/`fd`). The "Specialized Tool Priority" section, the `bash`/`search`/`find`/`read`/`replace` tool prompts, and the FORBIDDEN/NEVER framing now state the dedicated tools as the preferred default rather than an absolute prohibition, so the agent no longer fights itself when a quick shell command is the right call. The opt-in `bashInterceptor` (default off) still hard-blocks these commands for users who enable it.
+- Unified subprocess lifecycle management for mnemopi, speech, tiny-model, and TTS workers
+- Refined TUI dashboard and list component layout logic for consistent rendering
+- Standardized scrollbar behaviors and keyboard navigation across all list components
+- Optimized internal message framing logic for better performance when handling large data bursts
+
+### Removed
+
+- Removed the `readHashLines` setting (the "Hash Lines" toggle under Files → Reading). Hashline read/search anchors (`[PATH#TAG]` snapshot headers plus `LINE:content`) are now driven solely by `edit.mode === "hashline"`: the toggle was redundant when off (anchors are already suppressed for non-hashline edit modes) and a footgun when on (turning it off left the default hashline edit tool with no addressable anchors, since `read` then skips recording the snapshot tag). Existing configs are migrated automatically by dropping the stale key.
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 ## [16.1.12] - 2026-06-21
 
 ### Changed