diffowl 0.5.0 → 0.5.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -172,15 +172,12 @@ diffowl agent-hook install --client claude
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  ## Configuration
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- Project review policy lives in `.diffowl.yml`. Backend and model selection stay in the shared, gitignored `.diffowl/preferences.yml`. Linked worktrees use the same preference file.
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+ Project review policy lives in `.diffowl.yml`. Backend, model, and model-specific reasoning choices stay in the shared, gitignored `.diffowl/preferences.yml`. Linked worktrees use the same preference file.
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  ```yaml
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  context:
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  depth: default
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- reasoning:
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- effort: auto
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  gate:
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  fail_on_findings: false
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  diffowl model
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  diffowl model provider/model
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  diffowl model --reset
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+ diffowl reasoning
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+ diffowl reasoning thinking
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+ diffowl reasoning --reset
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  ```
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- Each backend keeps its own model choice. Switching backends does not erase the other model. A legacy preference containing only `model: provider/model` still selects OpenCode.
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+ Reasoning names are backend-native identifiers, not a shared DiffOwl scale. A model might advertise `low` and `high`, `thinking`, only one value, or no selectable value. An absent preference means the backend default; DiffOwl never translates one backend's names into another's. Changing a model clears its old reasoning preference so a stale value cannot carry over. Use `diffowl review --reasoning <variant>` for a one-review override.
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+ When model metadata rejects a variant, DiffOwl uses the backend default and
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+ prints the model's advertised choices. If the model advertises no selectable
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+ variants, the warning says so explicitly.
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+ Each backend keeps its own model choice. Switching backends does not erase the other model. A legacy preference containing only `model: provider/model` still selects OpenCode. Legacy `.diffowl.yml` `reasoning.effort` values remain readable for migration and produce an exact cleanup warning; DiffOwl no longer writes them to project config.
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  Configuration is deep-merged with defaults, so the file only needs the settings your repository changes.
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  ```text
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  .diffowl.yml # Committed project policy
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- .diffowl/preferences.yml # Gitignored backend and model choices
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+ .diffowl/preferences.yml # Gitignored backend, model, and reasoning choices
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  .diffowl/state.db # Authoritative findings backlog
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  .diffowl/reviews/review-<timestamp>.md # Immutable review snapshot
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  .diffowl/reviews/latest.md # Copy of the newest report
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  | `diffowl review` | Run a review |
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  | `diffowl backend` | Inspect or change the local review backend |
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  | `diffowl model` | View or change the selected model |
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+ | `diffowl reasoning` | View or change model-specific reasoning |
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  | `diffowl findings` | Inspect and update durable findings |
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  | `diffowl hook` | Manage the post-commit hook |
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  | `diffowl agent-hook` | Manage supported agent client hooks |