opensocrates 1.2.0 → 1.3.0

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+ > OpenSocrates 1.3.0: decision-point retrieval and conservative Guided EN/KO presentation.
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+ > See [release evidence and support limits](docs/v1.3.0-recovery/PROGRESS.md) and
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+ > [migration and delivery modes](docs/decision-points.md).
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  <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ParkerHwang/OpenSocrates/main/docs/assets/opensocrates-banner.jpg" alt="OpenSocrates" width="820">
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  </p>
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+ Bounded synthetic Codex tests with `gpt-5.6-luna` at `max` effort included
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+ 300-second final-delivery timeouts, even when the requested file existed.
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+ This release does not promise a fixed response time or demonstrated quality,
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+ naturalness, token-cost or latency improvement. See the linked release evidence
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+ for every attempt and its source/configuration boundary.
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  # OpenSocrates
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  **English** | [한국어](README.ko.md)
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  [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](LICENSE)
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  OpenSocrates is a local integration and authored reasoning framework for
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- Claude, Codex, Grok Build, and OpenCode. It detects requests that benefit from deliberate reasoning,
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- uses a fresh host-native selector to choose relevant systems, and adds their
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- complete theory and examples to the active task. Straightforward factual and
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- mechanical work can pass through unchanged.
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- Version `1.2.0` adds first-class OpenCode support to the 48 reasoning systems,
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+ Google Antigravity, Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, and OpenCode. It preserves
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+ each host's delivery model: Claude/Codex hidden trusted context leads with
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+ teacher questions, Antigravity/Cursor/Grok expose question-led complete
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+ procedures through skills, and OpenCode injects one such procedure in the same
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+ turn with the native skill as fallback. Straightforward factual and mechanical
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+ work can pass through unchanged.
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+ Version `1.2.0` added first-class OpenCode support to the 48 reasoning systems,
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  including stable same-turn activation, a native skill fallback, coordinated
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  multi-host lifecycle management, and opt-in automatic updates on
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  Apple-silicon macOS (`darwin-arm64`). It uses your existing host login and does
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  and runtimes are not shipped or supported in this release.
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- > **Latest release: OpenSocrates 1.2.0.** It adds experimental Antigravity and
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- > Cursor skill packages, live-validated native Grok Build support, and OpenCode
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- > 1.18.18+ with a stable `chat.message` bridge and native Agent Skill fallback.
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- > Upgrade managed hosts together with
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- > `npx --yes opensocrates@1.2.0 update --host all`.
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+ > **OpenSocrates 1.3.0 release contents:** in-turn selective retrieval, unchanged
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+ > canonical procedures, protected presentation-only EN/KO guidance and explicit
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+ > host evidence levels. Chat cloud activation remains unvalidated.
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  ## Host support
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  | Grok Build TUI | Native plugin is shared with headless; activation receipt pending | `/opensocrates` | [TUI hook execution verified, native skill marker test pending; shipped package has no hooks](docs/grok-support.md) |
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  | OpenCode TUI and `opencode run` | Yes; stable same-turn local bridge | Native `opensocrates` skill | [OpenCode 1.18.18 TUI, `opencode run`, and DeepSeek V4 Flash live smoke validated](docs/opencode-support.md) |
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  | Codex CLI and Desktop | Yes, after one-time in-app hook approval | OpenSocrates plugin | Package and launcher release-validated on `darwin-arm64`; no live Codex hook-delivery receipt |
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- | Claude Code CLI | Yes, through `UserPromptSubmit` | `/opensocrates` | Locally validated on `darwin-arm64` |
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- | Claude Code desktop app | Yes, where Claude Code plugins run | `/opensocrates` | [Authenticated hook lifecycle locally validated](docs/claude-desktop-live-probe.md) |
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- | Claude Cowork | Yes, in the tested local plugin upload | `/opensocrates` | [Native hook lifecycle locally validated; direct release upload, no marketplace sync](docs/claude-cowork-live-probe.md) |
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- | Claude web and Desktop Chat | No hooks | `/opensocrates` | [Live upload and invocation validated](docs/claude-chat-upload-probe.md) |
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+ | Claude Code CLI | Yes, through `UserPromptSubmit` | Plugin: `/opensocrates:opensocrates` | Locally validated on `darwin-arm64` |
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+ | Claude Code desktop app, Local mode | Yes, where Claude Code plugins run | Plugin: `/opensocrates:opensocrates` | [Authenticated hook lifecycle locally validated](docs/claude-desktop-live-probe.md) |
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+ | Claude Cowork with the local plugin | Yes, in the tested local plugin upload | Plugin: `/opensocrates:opensocrates` | [Native hook lifecycle locally validated; direct release upload, no marketplace sync](docs/claude-cowork-live-probe.md) |
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+ | Claude web and Desktop Chat | No OpenSocrates hooks | Standalone skill: `/opensocrates` | [v1.3 archive export validated; cloud activation unvalidated](docs/claude-chat-upload-probe.md) |
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  The status column uses four distinct levels. Do not read them as
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+ The Claude plugin's canonical explicit command is
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+ [plugin namespace contract](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins). A current
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+ Claude version can also offer `/opensocrates` as a bare alias when no other
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+ command owns that name, but the alias is not the canonical plugin contract and
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+ does not prove which skill source answered. The separately uploaded Chat ZIP
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+ is a standalone skill and canonically uses `/opensocrates`. Chat surfaces do
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+ available only on Claude Code and Cowork surfaces that execute the plugin
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+ runtime. OpenSocrates fails open if a hook or selector is unavailable.
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+ Keep three Claude provenance states separate: the installer-managed local
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+ plugin, a standalone ZIP manually uploaded to Chat, and any pre-existing
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+ synced/custom skill. Local plugin status cannot prove or update either Cloud
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+ state. Historical records report local plugin version 1.2.1, while the
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  ### Install every ready host
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+ npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 status --host all
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+ npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 update --host all
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+ npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 remove --host all
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  ```
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+ Ordinary `remove` keeps its backward-compatible, narrow contract: it removes
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+ the selected exact host registration and installer-managed root and reconciles
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+ the updater, but it may leave host-owned OpenSocrates plugin caches and the
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+ installer desired-state file. Its output names every remaining known
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+ OpenSocrates path and the purge command to run next; it does not describe that
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+ result as a complete uninstall.
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+ After closing active hosts, request the explicit owned-payload purge:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 remove --host all --purge
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+ # One host: npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 remove --host claude --purge
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+ # Also reset only OpenSocrates Codex hook trust:
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+ npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 remove --host all --purge --reset-trust
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+ # Codex only: npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.0 remove --host codex --purge --reset-trust
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+ ```
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+ Purge verifies canonical paths, the exact `opensocrates@opensocrates` package
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+ Claude OpenSocrates plugin-data directories, OpenCode's owned skill/bridge/
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+ sidecar, the OpenSocrates LaunchAgent, known transaction residue, and—after the
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+ lifecycle lock is released—the final known installer state files and an empty
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+ state directory. It never recursively deletes broad host parents such as
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+ `~/.claude/plugins`, `~/.codex/plugins`, or `~/.opensocrates`.
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+ prevents registration verification, a symlink, an invalid marker or manifest,
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+ nonempty unverified plugin data, or a cleanup/permission failure makes the
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+ result `pending` or failed and the command exits unsuccessfully. Close the
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+ host or resolve the reported path and rerun the same purge command; a completed
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+ purge is idempotent. Other plugins and user task, project, chat, plan, and
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+ history data are preserved byte-for-byte.
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+ The four removal surfaces remain separate:
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+ - **Plugin registration:** ordinary remove and purge ask the selected host to
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+ remove only the exact `opensocrates@opensocrates` registration.
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+ - **Payload and installer state:** `--purge` verifies ownership before removing
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+ the exact cache/data/managed-state paths described above.
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+ - **Host security trust:** Codex hook approval is not payload. Purge preserves
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+ it by default and reports that fact. Add `--reset-trust` explicitly with
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+ `--host codex` or `--host all` to reset only the seven canonical
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+ OpenSocrates hook approvals.
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+ - **User history:** task, project, chat, plan, session, and history content is
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+ never a removal target and remains byte-for-byte unchanged.
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+ Codex CLI 0.145.0 has no supported narrow trust-removal command, so this opt-in
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+ fallback targets only the exact `CODEX_HOME/config.toml`. It removes canonical
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+ OpenSocrates sections for `pre_tool_use`, `post_tool_use`, `pre_compact`,
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+ `session_start`, `session_end`, `user_prompt_submit`, and `stop`, without
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+ hard-coding or printing their hashes. Other settings, plugins, comments, order,
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+ whitespace, and LF/CRLF style are preserved. A symlink, noncanonical matching
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+ section, unexpected key, invalid config, unsupported Codex validator, concurrent
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+ change, or write/validation failure makes the purge partial. The original
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+ config is retained or transactionally restored when rollback remains safe. If
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+ a later external edit makes automatic rollback unsafe, that edit is not
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+ overwritten and the owner-only recovery copy is preserved. No complete result
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+ is claimed. Reinstallation is expected to present those seven hooks as new
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+ The v1.3 default Claude/Codex submission entry emits discovery guidance only. It
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+ artifact that an abandoned candidate must read at Stop. The decision command
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+ identities and agent availability assertions, and never claims applied reasoning
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