job-forge 2.14.10 → 2.14.12

package/.claude/agents/general-free.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 ---
 name: general-free
-description: Procedural worker on free-tier model. Use for form filling via Geometra, tracker updates, TSV merges, scan dedup, OTP retrieval, and other mechanical/scripted tasks where quality-sensitive text generation is NOT required.
+description: Procedural worker on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route. Use for form filling via Geometra, tracker updates, TSV merges, scan dedup, OTP retrieval, and other mechanical/scripted tasks where quality-sensitive text generation is NOT required.
 model: claude-haiku-4-5
 ---
 
-You are the @general-free subagent. You run on a free-tier model, which means the orchestrator has delegated this task to you **specifically because the work is procedural**: deterministic steps, scripted outputs, no nuanced writing required.
+You are the @general-free subagent. You run on JobForge's low-cost procedural model, which means the orchestrator has delegated this task to you **specifically because the work is procedural**: deterministic steps, scripted outputs, no nuanced writing required.
 
 ## Run This Pre-Flight First Every Time
 

package/.claude/agents/general-paid.md

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 ---
 name: general-paid
-description: Quality-sensitive worker on the strongest free-tier OpenCode model by default. Use for offer evaluation narratives (Blocks A-F), cover letter generation, "Why X?" form answers, interview STAR stories, and other tasks where writing quality and judgment matter.
+description: Quality-sensitive worker on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route by default. Use for offer evaluation narratives (Blocks A-F), cover letter generation, "Why X?" form answers, interview STAR stories, and other tasks where writing quality and judgment matter.
 model: claude-opus-4-7
 ---
 
 You are the @general-paid subagent. The orchestrator delegated this task to you because it requires quality writing or judgment — the kind of work `@general-free` isn't well-suited for.
 
-On OpenCode, this agent now defaults to a free OpenRouter model. On other
-harnesses, the same role may still resolve to a premium model. Your job is
-still the same: produce the best final writing you can from the context you
-were given.
+On OpenCode, this agent defaults to DeepSeek V4 Flash so application work
+does not fall back into overloaded free OpenRouter pools. On other harnesses,
+the same role may still resolve to a premium model. Your job is still the
+same: produce the best final writing you can from the context you were given.
 
 ## Do These Tasks
 

package/.claude/agents/glm-minimal.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: glm-minimal
-description: Narrow-scope extractor on free-tier model. Use for single-purpose tasks where the orchestrator passes the exact input and expects a small, structured output — e.g., "extract these 8 fields from this JD text" or "parse this form schema into a label→type map". NOT for multi-step workflows.
+description: Narrow-scope extractor on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route. Use for single-purpose tasks where the orchestrator passes the exact input and expects a small, structured output — e.g., "extract these 8 fields from this JD text" or "parse this form schema into a label→type map". NOT for multi-step workflows.
 model: claude-haiku-4-5
 ---
 

package/.cursor/rules/agent-general-free.mdc

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 ---
-description: Procedural worker on free-tier model. Use for form filling via Geometra, tracker updates, TSV merges, scan dedup, OTP retrieval, and other mechanical/scripted tasks where quality-sensitive text generation is NOT required.
+description: Procedural worker on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route. Use for form filling via Geometra, tracker updates, TSV merges, scan dedup, OTP retrieval, and other mechanical/scripted tasks where quality-sensitive text generation is NOT required.
 alwaysApply: false
 ---
 
-You are the @general-free subagent. You run on a free-tier model, which means the orchestrator has delegated this task to you **specifically because the work is procedural**: deterministic steps, scripted outputs, no nuanced writing required.
+You are the @general-free subagent. You run on JobForge's low-cost procedural model, which means the orchestrator has delegated this task to you **specifically because the work is procedural**: deterministic steps, scripted outputs, no nuanced writing required.
 
 ## Run This Pre-Flight First Every Time
 

package/.cursor/rules/agent-general-paid.mdc

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 ---
-description: Quality-sensitive worker on the strongest free-tier OpenCode model by default. Use for offer evaluation narratives (Blocks A-F), cover letter generation, "Why X?" form answers, interview STAR stories, and other tasks where writing quality and judgment matter.
+description: Quality-sensitive worker on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route by default. Use for offer evaluation narratives (Blocks A-F), cover letter generation, "Why X?" form answers, interview STAR stories, and other tasks where writing quality and judgment matter.
 alwaysApply: false
 ---
 
 You are the @general-paid subagent. The orchestrator delegated this task to you because it requires quality writing or judgment — the kind of work `@general-free` isn't well-suited for.
 
-On OpenCode, this agent now defaults to a free OpenRouter model. On other
-harnesses, the same role may still resolve to a premium model. Your job is
-still the same: produce the best final writing you can from the context you
-were given.
+On OpenCode, this agent defaults to DeepSeek V4 Flash so application work
+does not fall back into overloaded free OpenRouter pools. On other harnesses,
+the same role may still resolve to a premium model. Your job is still the
+same: produce the best final writing you can from the context you were given.
 
 ## Do These Tasks
 

package/.cursor/rules/agent-glm-minimal.mdc

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-description: Narrow-scope extractor on free-tier model. Use for single-purpose tasks where the orchestrator passes the exact input and expects a small, structured output — e.g., "extract these 8 fields from this JD text" or "parse this form schema into a label→type map". NOT for multi-step workflows.
+description: Narrow-scope extractor on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route. Use for single-purpose tasks where the orchestrator passes the exact input and expects a small, structured output — e.g., "extract these 8 fields from this JD text" or "parse this form schema into a label→type map". NOT for multi-step workflows.
 alwaysApply: false
 ---
 

package/.cursor/rules/main.mdc

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ AI-powered job search pipeline: scans portals, evaluates offers, generates CVs v
 ## Hard limits
 
 - [H1] Max 2 parallel `task` dispatches per message. For N jobs, run `ceil(N/2)` sequential rounds of 2. A round is not complete until both subagents return a final outcome (`APPLIED`, `APPLY FAILED`, `SKIP`, `Discarded`, or a written TSV path). A `task` tool result that only gives a session id / title is a launch acknowledgement, not completion. Applies in all modes, for all user phrasings ("urgent", "apply to 10 jobs now").
-  why: higher parallelism blows through free-tier rate limits; each subagent requires post-cleanup and racing more than 2 reliably loses at least one result. On 2026-04-25 the orchestrator launched round 2 while round 1 had only returned task ids, leaving four application subagents in flight and losing two provider-fallback recoveries
+  why: each subagent requires post-cleanup and racing more than 2 reliably loses at least one result. On 2026-04-25 the orchestrator launched round 2 while round 1 had only returned task ids, leaving four application subagents in flight and losing two provider recoveries
 
 - [H2] Max 1 application per company+role. Before every `apply` dispatch, grep all four sources for the URL and for `company+role`: `data/pipeline.md`, all `data/applications/*.md` day files, `batch/tracker-additions/*.tsv`, `batch/tracker-additions/merged/*.tsv`. If any source shows APPLIED / Applied, skip the dispatch.
   why: 2026-04 same-day batch collision — when two batches target the same role, `npx job-forge merge` updates the existing day-file row rather than appending, so grepping day files alone misses earlier-batch applies; merged/*.tsv is the only place the breadcrumb remains
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ AI-powered job search pipeline: scans portals, evaluates offers, generates CVs v
   why: iso-trace showed 0.25% Agent calls across 5174 turns under a prior over-broad "delegate before 2nd tool call" rule — the rule was ignored in practice; narrowing matches the original cache-bust incident
 
 - [D2] Route subagent work by cost tier. `@general-free`: procedural — form-fill, TSV merge, verify, OTP retrieval, portal scan metadata extraction, one-shot structured-field transforms. `@general-paid`: quality-sensitive — offer evaluation narrative Blocks A-F, cover letters, "Why X?" answers, STAR interview stories, LinkedIn outreach. `@glm-minimal`: narrow ≤5K-input one-shot extract/classify jobs that do not need context.
-  why: GLM 5.1 doesn't discount cache reads so procedural work there costs ~10×; free-tier models handle procedural work fine empirically (`opencode/big-pickle` processed 1000+ messages at $0)
+  why: OpenCode routes all JobForge tiers through DeepSeek V4 Flash by default now; recent traces showed free OpenRouter fallbacks freezing or hitting provider balance errors during applications
 
 - [D3] Read the active mode file before dispatch. Mode files own score gates, provider fallback, portal runbooks, and output shape.
   why: mode-specific rules change faster than global orchestration rules; keeping them out of the shared prefix preserves cache efficiency and prevents stale branches

package/.opencode/agents/general-free.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
-description: Procedural worker on free-tier model. Use for form filling via Geometra, tracker updates, TSV merges, scan dedup, OTP retrieval, and other mechanical/scripted tasks where quality-sensitive text generation is NOT required.
+description: Procedural worker on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route. Use for form filling via Geometra, tracker updates, TSV merges, scan dedup, OTP retrieval, and other mechanical/scripted tasks where quality-sensitive text generation is NOT required.
 mode: subagent
-model: opencode/big-pickle
+model: opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash
 tools:
   geometra_connect: true
   geometra_page_model: true
@@ -17,14 +17,9 @@ tools:
   task: false
 temperature: 0.1
 reasoningEffort: minimal
-fallback_models:
-  - openrouter/z-ai/glm-4.5-air:free
-  - openrouter/openai/gpt-oss-20b:free
-  - openrouter/nvidia/nemotron-3-nano-30b-a3b:free
-  - openrouter/qwen/qwen3-coder:free
 ---
 
-You are the @general-free subagent. You run on a free-tier model, which means the orchestrator has delegated this task to you **specifically because the work is procedural**: deterministic steps, scripted outputs, no nuanced writing required.
+You are the @general-free subagent. You run on JobForge's low-cost procedural model, which means the orchestrator has delegated this task to you **specifically because the work is procedural**: deterministic steps, scripted outputs, no nuanced writing required.
 
 ## Run This Pre-Flight First Every Time
 

package/.opencode/agents/general-paid.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
-description: Quality-sensitive worker on the strongest free-tier OpenCode model by default. Use for offer evaluation narratives (Blocks A-F), cover letter generation, "Why X?" form answers, interview STAR stories, and other tasks where writing quality and judgment matter.
+description: Quality-sensitive worker on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route by default. Use for offer evaluation narratives (Blocks A-F), cover letter generation, "Why X?" form answers, interview STAR stories, and other tasks where writing quality and judgment matter.
 mode: subagent
-model: openrouter/qwen/qwen3-next-80b-a3b-instruct:free
+model: opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash
 tools:
   geometra_connect: true
   geometra_page_model: true
@@ -17,21 +17,14 @@ tools:
   task: false
 temperature: 0.3
 reasoningEffort: medium
-fallback_models:
-  - openrouter/openai/gpt-oss-120b:free
-  - openrouter/nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:free
-  - openrouter/z-ai/glm-4.5-air:free
-  - openrouter/qwen/qwen3-coder:free
-  - openrouter/google/gemma-4-31b-it:free
-  - openrouter/meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct:free
 ---
 
 You are the @general-paid subagent. The orchestrator delegated this task to you because it requires quality writing or judgment — the kind of work `@general-free` isn't well-suited for.
 
-On OpenCode, this agent now defaults to a free OpenRouter model. On other
-harnesses, the same role may still resolve to a premium model. Your job is
-still the same: produce the best final writing you can from the context you
-were given.
+On OpenCode, this agent defaults to DeepSeek V4 Flash so application work
+does not fall back into overloaded free OpenRouter pools. On other harnesses,
+the same role may still resolve to a premium model. Your job is still the
+same: produce the best final writing you can from the context you were given.
 
 ## Do These Tasks
 

package/.opencode/agents/glm-minimal.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
-description: Narrow-scope extractor on free-tier model. Use for single-purpose tasks where the orchestrator passes the exact input and expects a small, structured output — e.g., "extract these 8 fields from this JD text" or "parse this form schema into a label→type map". NOT for multi-step workflows.
+description: Narrow-scope extractor on the low-cost DeepSeek V4 Flash OpenCode route. Use for single-purpose tasks where the orchestrator passes the exact input and expects a small, structured output — e.g., "extract these 8 fields from this JD text" or "parse this form schema into a label→type map". NOT for multi-step workflows.
 mode: subagent
-model: openrouter/openai/gpt-oss-20b:free
+model: opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash
 tools:
   geometra_*: false
   gmail_*: false
@@ -13,11 +13,6 @@ tools:
   task: false
 temperature: 0
 reasoningEffort: none
-fallback_models:
-  - openrouter/google/gemma-4-26b-a4b-it:free
-  - openrouter/nvidia/nemotron-nano-9b-v2:free
-  - openrouter/google/gemma-4-31b-it:free
-  - openrouter/z-ai/glm-4.5-air:free
 ---
 
 You are the @glm-minimal subagent. You handle narrow, one-shot extractions where the orchestrator has pre-digested the context and just needs you to do a specific transform.

package/AGENTS.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ AI-powered job search pipeline: scans portals, evaluates offers, generates CVs v
 ## Hard limits
 
 - [H1] Max 2 parallel `task` dispatches per message. For N jobs, run `ceil(N/2)` sequential rounds of 2. A round is not complete until both subagents return a final outcome (`APPLIED`, `APPLY FAILED`, `SKIP`, `Discarded`, or a written TSV path). A `task` tool result that only gives a session id / title is a launch acknowledgement, not completion. Applies in all modes, for all user phrasings ("urgent", "apply to 10 jobs now").
-  why: higher parallelism blows through free-tier rate limits; each subagent requires post-cleanup and racing more than 2 reliably loses at least one result. On 2026-04-25 the orchestrator launched round 2 while round 1 had only returned task ids, leaving four application subagents in flight and losing two provider-fallback recoveries
+  why: each subagent requires post-cleanup and racing more than 2 reliably loses at least one result. On 2026-04-25 the orchestrator launched round 2 while round 1 had only returned task ids, leaving four application subagents in flight and losing two provider recoveries
 
 - [H2] Max 1 application per company+role. Before every `apply` dispatch, grep all four sources for the URL and for `company+role`: `data/pipeline.md`, all `data/applications/*.md` day files, `batch/tracker-additions/*.tsv`, `batch/tracker-additions/merged/*.tsv`. If any source shows APPLIED / Applied, skip the dispatch.
   why: 2026-04 same-day batch collision — when two batches target the same role, `npx job-forge merge` updates the existing day-file row rather than appending, so grepping day files alone misses earlier-batch applies; merged/*.tsv is the only place the breadcrumb remains
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ AI-powered job search pipeline: scans portals, evaluates offers, generates CVs v
   why: iso-trace showed 0.25% Agent calls across 5174 turns under a prior over-broad "delegate before 2nd tool call" rule — the rule was ignored in practice; narrowing matches the original cache-bust incident
 
 - [D2] Route subagent work by cost tier. `@general-free`: procedural — form-fill, TSV merge, verify, OTP retrieval, portal scan metadata extraction, one-shot structured-field transforms. `@general-paid`: quality-sensitive — offer evaluation narrative Blocks A-F, cover letters, "Why X?" answers, STAR interview stories, LinkedIn outreach. `@glm-minimal`: narrow ≤5K-input one-shot extract/classify jobs that do not need context.
-  why: GLM 5.1 doesn't discount cache reads so procedural work there costs ~10×; free-tier models handle procedural work fine empirically (`opencode/big-pickle` processed 1000+ messages at $0)
+  why: OpenCode routes all JobForge tiers through DeepSeek V4 Flash by default now; recent traces showed free OpenRouter fallbacks freezing or hitting provider balance errors during applications
 
 - [D3] Read the active mode file before dispatch. Mode files own score gates, provider fallback, portal runbooks, and output shape.
   why: mode-specific rules change faster than global orchestration rules; keeping them out of the shared prefix preserves cache efficiency and prevents stale branches

package/CLAUDE.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ AI-powered job search pipeline: scans portals, evaluates offers, generates CVs v
 ## Hard limits
 
 - [H1] Max 2 parallel `task` dispatches per message. For N jobs, run `ceil(N/2)` sequential rounds of 2. A round is not complete until both subagents return a final outcome (`APPLIED`, `APPLY FAILED`, `SKIP`, `Discarded`, or a written TSV path). A `task` tool result that only gives a session id / title is a launch acknowledgement, not completion. Applies in all modes, for all user phrasings ("urgent", "apply to 10 jobs now").
-  why: higher parallelism blows through free-tier rate limits; each subagent requires post-cleanup and racing more than 2 reliably loses at least one result. On 2026-04-25 the orchestrator launched round 2 while round 1 had only returned task ids, leaving four application subagents in flight and losing two provider-fallback recoveries
+  why: each subagent requires post-cleanup and racing more than 2 reliably loses at least one result. On 2026-04-25 the orchestrator launched round 2 while round 1 had only returned task ids, leaving four application subagents in flight and losing two provider recoveries
 
 - [H2] Max 1 application per company+role. Before every `apply` dispatch, grep all four sources for the URL and for `company+role`: `data/pipeline.md`, all `data/applications/*.md` day files, `batch/tracker-additions/*.tsv`, `batch/tracker-additions/merged/*.tsv`. If any source shows APPLIED / Applied, skip the dispatch.
   why: 2026-04 same-day batch collision — when two batches target the same role, `npx job-forge merge` updates the existing day-file row rather than appending, so grepping day files alone misses earlier-batch applies; merged/*.tsv is the only place the breadcrumb remains
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ AI-powered job search pipeline: scans portals, evaluates offers, generates CVs v
   why: iso-trace showed 0.25% Agent calls across 5174 turns under a prior over-broad "delegate before 2nd tool call" rule — the rule was ignored in practice; narrowing matches the original cache-bust incident
 
 - [D2] Route subagent work by cost tier. `@general-free`: procedural — form-fill, TSV merge, verify, OTP retrieval, portal scan metadata extraction, one-shot structured-field transforms. `@general-paid`: quality-sensitive — offer evaluation narrative Blocks A-F, cover letters, "Why X?" answers, STAR interview stories, LinkedIn outreach. `@glm-minimal`: narrow ≤5K-input one-shot extract/classify jobs that do not need context.
-  why: GLM 5.1 doesn't discount cache reads so procedural work there costs ~10×; free-tier models handle procedural work fine empirically (`opencode/big-pickle` processed 1000+ messages at $0)
+  why: OpenCode routes all JobForge tiers through DeepSeek V4 Flash by default now; recent traces showed free OpenRouter fallbacks freezing or hitting provider balance errors during applications
 
 - [D3] Read the active mode file before dispatch. Mode files own score gates, provider fallback, portal runbooks, and output shape.
   why: mode-specific rules change faster than global orchestration rules; keeping them out of the shared prefix preserves cache efficiency and prevents stale branches

package/README.md

@@ -74,8 +74,8 @@ JobForge turns opencode into a full job search command center. Instead of manual
 | **Portal Scanner** | 45+ companies pre-configured with fuzzy dedup for reposts |
 | **Batch Processing** | Parallel evaluation with `opencode run` workers, with honest verification flagging |
 | **Pipeline Integrity** | Automated merge, dedup, status normalization, health checks |
-| **Cost-Aware Agent Routing** | Three subagents (`@general-free`, `@general-paid`, `@glm-minimal`) with per-task model tiers. On OpenCode, JobForge mixes native free models with free OpenRouter routes so the harness stays no-cost without forcing every task through the same provider. See [Subagent Routing in AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) for the task-to-agent mapping. |
-| **Automatic Model Fallback** | When a model rate-limits or 5xx's, [`@razroo/opencode-model-fallback`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@razroo/opencode-model-fallback) rotates the agent through a configured `fallback_models` chain and replays the request. JobForge's OpenCode defaults stay on free models for both primaries and fallbacks. |
+| **Cost-Aware Agent Routing** | Three subagents (`@general-free`, `@general-paid`, `@glm-minimal`) with per-task tool surfaces. On OpenCode, JobForge pins all tiers to `opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash` so application runs avoid overloaded free-model pools. See [Subagent Routing in AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) for the task-to-agent mapping. |
+| **Trace + Telemetry** | `job-forge trace:*` exposes local OpenCode transcripts, and `job-forge telemetry:*` summarizes runs, child outcomes, provider errors, and pending tracker TSVs. |
 | **Token Cost Visibility** | `job-forge tokens --days 1` for per-session breakdown; `job-forge session-report --since-minutes 60 --log` to flag sessions over budget and append history to `data/token-usage.tsv`. Auto-logged after every batch run. |
 
 ## Usage

package/bin/create-job-forge.mjs

@@ -113,22 +113,18 @@ const consumerPkg = {
     'trace:list': 'job-forge trace:list',
     'trace:stats': 'job-forge trace:stats',
     'trace:show': 'job-forge trace:show',
-    // One command to pull the latest harness, companion plugin, and any
-    // locally-pinned MCP packages. npm update is a no-op on packages not
-    // in package.json, so listing @razroo/gmail-mcp + @geometra/mcp is
-    // safe for consumers that invoke them via `npx -y` without pinning.
-    'update-harness': 'npm update job-forge @razroo/opencode-model-fallback @razroo/gmail-mcp @geometra/mcp && job-forge sync && node -e "console.log(\'✅ harness at\', require(\'./package-lock.json\').packages[\'node_modules/job-forge\'].resolved)"',
+    'telemetry:list': 'job-forge telemetry:list',
+    'telemetry:status': 'job-forge telemetry:status',
+    'telemetry:show': 'job-forge telemetry:show',
+    'telemetry:watch': 'job-forge telemetry:watch',
+    // One command to pull the latest harness and any locally-pinned MCP
+    // packages. npm update is a no-op on packages not in package.json, so
+    // listing @razroo/gmail-mcp + @geometra/mcp is safe for consumers that
+    // invoke them via `npx -y` without pinning.
+    'update-harness': 'npm update job-forge @razroo/gmail-mcp @geometra/mcp && job-forge sync && node -e "console.log(\'✅ harness at\', require(\'./package-lock.json\').packages[\'node_modules/job-forge\'].resolved)"',
   },
   dependencies: {
     'job-forge': '^2.0.0',
-    // Model-fallback plugin: rotates agents through their fallback_models
-    // chain on rate-limit / 5xx errors so a rate-limited free-tier model
-    // doesn't wedge the whole flow. The chains live upstream in each
-    // agent's MD frontmatter (`.opencode/agents/*.md` in the harness);
-    // consumers can override individual chains by adding their own
-    // agent.<name>.fallback_models block to opencode.json. Requires
-    // 0.3.1+ for the frontmatter-merge path.
-    '@razroo/opencode-model-fallback': '^0.3.1',
   },
   engines: { node: '>=18' },
 };
@@ -138,16 +134,11 @@ write('package.json', JSON.stringify(consumerPkg, null, 2) + '\n');
 
 const opencodeCfg = {
   $schema: 'https://opencode.ai/config.json',
-  // Keep the top-level orchestrator on a free model too. Subagents pin
-  // their own models in .opencode/agents/*.md; this covers the main chat
-  // session and any commands that don't hop to a subagent immediately.
-  model: 'openrouter/qwen/qwen3-coder:free',
-  small_model: 'openrouter/google/gemma-4-26b-a4b-it:free',
-  // Model-fallback plugin: on rate-limit / 5xx / known provider errors,
-  // rotates the agent's model to the next entry in its fallback_models
-  // chain (see `agent` below) and replays the request. Without this, a
-  // rate-limited free-tier model wedges the whole subagent flow.
-  plugin: ['@razroo/opencode-model-fallback'],
+  // Keep the top-level orchestrator on JobForge's low-cost paid OpenCode
+  // route. Subagents pin the same route in .opencode/agents/*.md so job
+  // applications do not fall through overloaded free OpenRouter pools.
+  model: 'opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash',
+  small_model: 'opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash',
   // Files listed here load into every session's cached prefix, so they're
   // cached once (on Anthropic) instead of Read-as-tool-call on every session.
   //   AGENTS.harness.md → symlink to node_modules/job-forge/AGENTS.md (harness rules)
@@ -178,31 +169,6 @@ const opencodeCfg = {
       environment: { DISABLE_HTTP: 'true' },
     },
   },
-  // Register the exact OpenRouter free models the harness uses so they're
-  // selectable even if they are not in OpenCode's built-in preloaded set.
-  // This list is a superset: role primaries, per-agent fallback chains,
-  // and the orchestrator fallback chain.
-  provider: {
-    openrouter: {
-      models: {
-        // Orchestrator + agentic coding (role default)
-        'qwen/qwen3-coder:free': {},
-        // Role primaries
-        'z-ai/glm-4.5-air:free': {}, // fast
-        'qwen/qwen3-next-80b-a3b-instruct:free': {}, // quality
-        'openai/gpt-oss-20b:free': {}, // minimal
-        // Common fallbacks
-        'openai/gpt-oss-120b:free': {},
-        'minimax/minimax-m2.5:free': {},
-        'nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b:free': {},
-        'nvidia/nemotron-3-nano-30b-a3b:free': {},
-        'nvidia/nemotron-nano-9b-v2:free': {},
-        'google/gemma-4-26b-a4b-it:free': {},
-        'google/gemma-4-31b-it:free': {},
-        'meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct:free': {},
-      },
-    },
-  },
   // Restrict the primary orchestrator to dispatching only the three harness
   // subagents. Prevents accidental self-calls or unregistered agents.
   // Override locally in opencode.json if you add project-specific agents.

package/bin/job-forge.mjs

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@
  *   sync-check     Run cv-sync-check.mjs
  *   tokens         Run scripts/token-usage-report.mjs
  *   trace:*        Inspect local agent transcripts via iso-trace
+ *   telemetry:*    Summarize JobForge pipeline status from traces + tracker files
  *   sync           Re-run the harness symlink sync (bin/sync.mjs)
  *   help, --help   Show this message
  */
@@ -60,6 +61,13 @@ const traceAliases = {
   'trace:show': 'show',
 };
 
+const telemetryAliases = {
+  'telemetry:list': 'list',
+  'telemetry:status': 'status',
+  'telemetry:show': 'show',
+  'telemetry:watch': 'watch',
+};
+
 const [, , cmd, ...rest] = process.argv;
 
 function printHelp() {
@@ -80,6 +88,10 @@ Commands:
   trace:list     List recent local agent sessions (defaults: --since 7d --cwd project)
   trace:stats    Show trace stats (defaults: --since 7d --cwd project)
   trace:show ID  Show one trace by id or prefix
+  telemetry:list    List recent JobForge runs with tasks/outcomes/issues
+  telemetry:status  Show latest JobForge run + pending tracker state
+  telemetry:show ID Show one run with child sessions, provider errors, next actions
+  telemetry:watch   Watch latest run status
   sync           Re-create harness symlinks in the current project
 
 Deterministic helpers (prefer these over LLM-derived values):
@@ -104,6 +116,8 @@ Pass --help after a command to see its own flags, e.g.:
   job-forge slugify "Anthropic, PBC"
   job-forge trace:list --since 24h
   job-forge trace:show ses_...
+  job-forge telemetry:status
+  job-forge telemetry:show ses_...
 
 Project directory resolves to $JOB_FORGE_PROJECT or cwd.`);
 }
@@ -128,6 +142,21 @@ if (cmd === 'trace' || traceAliases[cmd]) {
   process.exit(result.status ?? 1);
 }
 
+if (cmd === 'telemetry' || telemetryAliases[cmd]) {
+  const telemetryArgs = cmd === 'telemetry'
+    ? (rest.length === 0 ? ['help'] : rest)
+    : [telemetryAliases[cmd], ...rest];
+
+  const scriptPath = join(PKG_ROOT, 'scripts/telemetry.mjs');
+  const result = spawnSync(process.execPath, [scriptPath, ...telemetryArgs], {
+    stdio: 'inherit',
+    cwd: PROJECT_DIR,
+    env: process.env,
+  });
+
+  process.exit(result.status ?? 1);
+}
+
 const rel = commands[cmd];
 if (!rel) {
   console.error(`Unknown command: ${cmd}\n`);

package/bin/sync.mjs

@@ -75,7 +75,6 @@ const links = [
 
   // OpenCode: skill router + subagent definitions. Users can override any
   // single subagent by replacing its symlink with a local file.
-  { src: '.opencode/opencode-model-fallback.json', dst: '.opencode/opencode-model-fallback.json' },
   { src: '.opencode/skills/job-forge.md',  dst: '.opencode/skills/job-forge.md' },
   { src: '.opencode/agents',               dst: '.opencode/agents' },
 

package/docs/ARCHITECTURE.md

@@ -43,11 +43,11 @@ The consumer's `opencode.json` loads a small set of stable files as always-prese
 
 The skill router (`.opencode/skills/job-forge.md`) loads mode and data files on demand, keeping per-session input tokens low (~20-40K for most modes instead of ~130-170K when everything was force-loaded).
 
-**Cost-tiered subagents** live in `.opencode/agents/` (`general-free`, `general-paid`, `glm-minimal`). On OpenCode, JobForge now uses a mix of native free models and free OpenRouter routes, with different quality/latency tiers per task shape. See [MODEL-ROUTING.md](MODEL-ROUTING.md) for the routing architecture, why it exists, and how to customize.
+**Cost-tiered subagents** live in `.opencode/agents/` (`general-free`, `general-paid`, `glm-minimal`). On OpenCode, JobForge pins all three tiers to `opencode-go/deepseek-v4-flash` by default, while the tiers still differ by tool surface, reasoning budget, and task prompt. See [MODEL-ROUTING.md](MODEL-ROUTING.md) for the routing architecture, why it exists, and how to customize.
 
 **Multi-harness support.** Because `iso/` is the single source of truth, publishing ships config for OpenCode, Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex in one tarball. Consumers run any of `opencode`, `cursor`, `claude`, or `codex` in the project and each picks up the shared MCP config + instructions via the symlinks above.
 
-**Upgrading** the harness in a consumer project is `npm run update-harness` — pulls the latest `job-forge` from npm, refreshes the fallback plugin + pinned MCPs, re-runs symlink sync, and prints the resolved version.
+**Upgrading** the harness in a consumer project is `npm run update-harness` — pulls the latest `job-forge` from npm, refreshes pinned MCPs, re-runs symlink sync, and prints the resolved version.
 
 ## System Overview
 
@@ -204,6 +204,7 @@ Scripts maintain data consistency. In a consumer project they're invoked via the
 | `cv-sync-check.mjs` | `npx job-forge sync-check` | Setup lint: `cv.md` + `config/profile.yml`, hardcoded-metric scan on `modes/_shared.md` and `batch/batch-prompt.md`, optional `article-digest.md` freshness |
 | `scripts/token-usage-report.mjs` | `npx job-forge tokens` | Per-session opencode token/cost report from the SQLite DB |
 | `scripts/trace.mjs` | `npx job-forge trace:list` / `trace:stats` / `trace:show` | Local transcript observability via `@razroo/iso-trace`; common commands default to OpenCode sessions for the consumer project |
+| `scripts/telemetry.mjs` | `npx job-forge telemetry:status` / `telemetry:show` | JobForge operational telemetry derived from OpenCode traces plus tracker TSV state |
 | `tracker-lib.mjs` | _(library)_ | Shared helpers for reading/writing day-based tracker files — imported by merge/dedup/verify/normalize |
 | `bin/sync.mjs` | `npx job-forge sync` | Creates the harness symlinks in a consumer project (also runs as `postinstall`) |
 | `bin/create-job-forge.mjs` | `npx create-job-forge <dir>` | Scaffolds a new personal project |

package/docs/CUSTOMIZATION.md

@@ -112,6 +112,19 @@ Scaffolded projects also include npm aliases: `npm run trace:list`, `npm run tra
 
 For raw iso-trace commands, use `npx job-forge trace sources`, `npx job-forge trace where`, or any other `iso-trace` subcommand after `trace`.
 
+## JobForge telemetry
+
+Trace is the raw transcript view. Telemetry is the JobForge operational view: it summarizes task dispatches, child session outcomes, provider errors, policy issues, and pending tracker TSVs.
+
+```bash
+npx job-forge telemetry:list
+npx job-forge telemetry:status
+npx job-forge telemetry:show <session-id-or-prefix>
+npx job-forge telemetry:watch
+```
+
+Telemetry is also local-only and passive. It reads OpenCode's SQLite DB and files under `batch/tracker-additions/`; agents do not need to remember to emit custom events.
+
 **Where Claude Code writes JSONL:** `~/.claude/projects/<encoded-cwd>/*.jsonl`.
 
 **Direct CLI fallback:** `npx -y @razroo/iso-trace@latest stats --source "$HOME/.claude/projects/<encoded-dir>/<session>.jsonl"`