ur-agent 1.28.1 → 1.30.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,52 @@
 # Changelog
 
+## 1.30.1
+
+- Fix Codex CLI runtime dispatch by ignoring stdin when UR already passes the
+  prompt as a command argument. This prevents `codex exec` from treating UR's
+  closed pipe as extra stdin and exiting after `Reading additional input from
+  stdin...`.
+
+## 1.30.0
+
+- IDE integration commands: `ur ide status`, `ur ide doctor`, and `ur ide config
+  <editor>` for VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, JetBrains, Neovim, and generic
+  ACP clients. Status shows workspace, ACP server, provider/model, plugin count,
+  and warnings; config generation states each editor's integration mechanism
+  honestly (native extension, stdio ACP, or manual).
+- ACP server completion: `initialize` now advertises capabilities and the
+  workspace root; added `session/new`, `session/prompt`, and `session/cancel`;
+  `shutdown` actually stops the server; added `--debug` request logging.
+- New stdio Agent Client Protocol agent (`ur acp stdio`) so Zed and ACP-capable
+  Neovim clients can launch UR natively, with `session/update` streaming.
+- `ur plugin doctor` validates installed, project, and bundled plugin manifests
+  and reports declared components and the capability surface; a broken plugin is
+  reported without crashing the scan.
+- VS Code Inline Diffs extension: explicit Apply (confirmed `git apply`) and
+  Reject actions plus a status command; no silent writes.
+- New docs: `docs/IDE.md`, `docs/ACP.md`, expanded `docs/plugins.md` (manifest
+  reference, doctor, hooks, permissions, troubleshooting), and README quickstarts.
+
+## 1.29.1
+
+- Replace fabricated Claude Code and Gemini CLI static model names with
+  provider-scoped CLI model aliases/names that the official CLIs can receive.
+- Reject stale subscription CLI selections such as `claude-code/sonnet-5` before
+  runtime dispatch instead of forwarding `sonnet-5` to Claude Code.
+- Summarize subscription CLI model/account failures with provider, model,
+  suggested action, and an explicit no-cross-provider-fallback note.
+
+## 1.29.0
+
+- Customer release consolidating the multi-provider selection and runtime
+  dispatch work (1.27.5–1.28.1) into a single production line.
+- System-prompt identity now reflects the selected provider and runtime backend
+  (e.g. "running through the Codex CLI provider"), so the assistant's self-report
+  matches the `/model` choice instead of a generic default.
+- Refresh documentation to cover the full provider/model feature set: provider-
+  first `/model` flow, provider-scoped discovery, real subscription CLI dispatch,
+  native API wire formats, runtime backends, and troubleshooting.
+
 ## 1.28.1
 
 - Keep the status bar synchronized with in-session provider/model changes from

package/README.md

@@ -194,13 +194,48 @@ Use quotes for shell values with spaces.
 | llama.cpp | local/server | local OpenAI-compatible server |
 | vLLM | local/server | OpenAI-compatible server |
 
-In the interactive app, `/model` shows providers first and then shows only the
-selected provider's models. OpenAI API and Codex CLI, Claude API and Claude
-Code, and Gemini API and Gemini CLI are separate access paths; subscription
-logins and API keys are not interchangeable. The final confirmation includes
-the runtime backend that will receive the next agent request. Use
-`ur provider status` to show the active provider, model, access type, and
-runtime backend.
+#### Provider-first model selection
+
+In the interactive app, `/model` is a two-step, provider-first picker:
+
+1. **Choose a provider.** Every provider is listed with its display name,
+   internal ID, access type (`subscription`, `api`, `local`, `server`),
+   credential type, and a live connection status (`connected`, `missing`,
+   `unavailable`, `unknown`).
+2. **Choose a model.** Only the selected provider's models are shown, labelled
+   by source: `live` (discovered from the endpoint), `cache` (last discovery),
+   or `static` (predefined). Local/server providers (Ollama, LM Studio,
+   llama.cpp, vLLM) and OpenAI-compatible endpoints are discovered live; API and
+   subscription providers use their curated model list.
+
+Model lists never cross providers: OpenAI API vs Codex CLI, Claude API vs Claude
+Code, and Gemini API vs Gemini CLI are separate access paths, and subscription
+logins and API keys are not interchangeable. The provider/model pair is
+validated before it is saved and again before every request; changing provider
+clears an incompatible model. `ur config set provider X` warns and clears an
+incompatible model, and `ur config set model Y` is validated against the active
+provider. The confirmation shows the selected provider, model, model source, and
+the runtime backend that will receive the next request.
+
+#### Runtime dispatch
+
+The selected provider/model drives every agent request — the assistant's own
+identity line in the system prompt reflects it too:
+
+- **Subscription** providers spawn the official CLI (`codex`, `claude`,
+  `gemini`, `agy`) in non-interactive mode with the scoped model and prompt; a
+  non-zero exit or empty output fails clearly (never placeholder text).
+- **API** providers call each service in its native wire format — Anthropic
+  `x-api-key` + `anthropic-version` on `/v1/messages`, OpenAI `Bearer` on
+  `/v1/chat/completions`, Gemini `x-goog-api-key` on `:generateContent`,
+  OpenRouter on its OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint.
+- **Local/server** providers call the configured endpoint (`/v1/chat/completions`
+  for LM Studio/llama.cpp/vLLM; the native API for Ollama).
+
+Ollama is used only when Ollama is selected. There is no silent cross-provider
+fallback: if dispatch fails, UR reports the selected provider, model, and runtime
+backend. Use `ur provider status` (or `ur provider doctor <id>`) to inspect the
+active provider, model, access type, and backend.
 
 Security policy: UR-AGENT never scrapes browser sessions, extracts OAuth
 tokens, bypasses subscription/quota/region/organization restrictions, proxies a
@@ -269,11 +304,13 @@ viewer mode.
 Example:
 
 ```text
-UR-AGENT v1.25.3 | Provider: Ollama | Auth: local | model: qwen3-coder:480b-cloud | mode: ask | branch: main | tasks: idle | Update: 1.25.2 -> 1.25.3 available
+UR-AGENT v1.30.1 | Provider: Codex CLI | Auth: subscription | model: codex/gpt-5.5 | mode: ask | branch: main | tasks: idle
 ```
 
-If a custom status-line hook is configured, UR-AGENT uses that hook output
-instead of the built-in bar.
+The bar reflects the active in-session provider/model immediately after a
+`/model`, `/model <model>`, or `/provider` change — it does not wait for
+persisted settings to reload. If a custom status-line hook is configured,
+UR-AGENT uses that hook output instead of the built-in bar.
 
 ### IDE Integration
 
@@ -290,7 +327,31 @@ ur ide diff show <id>
 ```
 
 The extension is local-only. It reads and writes diff metadata inside the
-current workspace and does not call model providers or network services.
+current workspace and does not call model providers or network services. In the
+UR Inline Diffs view you can preview a bundle, **Apply** it (a confirmed
+`git apply`, never a silent write), **Reject** it, or run **UR: Show Status**.
+
+Inspect and configure integration per editor:
+
+```sh
+ur ide status               # workspace, ACP server, provider/model, plugin count
+ur ide doctor               # pass/warn/fail checks; reports missing config clearly
+ur ide config zed           # print the .zed/settings.json ACP block
+ur ide config vscode        # VS Code / Cursor / Windsurf setup
+```
+
+Editors connect either through the native UR extension/plugin (VS Code family,
+JetBrains) or the stdio Agent Client Protocol (Zed, ACP Neovim, generic ACP
+clients). Start an ACP surface with:
+
+```sh
+ur acp stdio                        # stdio ACP agent for editors (Zed, Neovim)
+ur acp serve --port 8123 [--debug]  # HTTP JSON-RPC server for scripts/clients
+ur acp status
+```
+
+See the [IDE Guide](docs/IDE.md) and [ACP Guide](docs/ACP.md) for per-editor
+setup, supported features, and limitations.
 
 New slash skills run agentic work in isolated git worktrees with clean commits and PR output:
 `/debug-v2`, `/refactor`, `/paper-implementation`, `/benchmark`, `/security-review`, `/dockerize`, `/latex-paper`.
@@ -310,12 +371,17 @@ validator, and Markdown language-adapter metadata.
 
 ```sh
 ur plugin list
+ur plugin doctor
 ur plugin install engineering-discipline@ur-plugins-official
 ur plugin install hello@ur-plugins-official
 ur plugin update <plugin>
 ur plugin disable <plugin>
 ```
 
+`ur plugin doctor` validates every installed, project, and bundled plugin
+manifest and reports its declared components and capability surface, so you can
+review what a plugin touches before enabling it.
+
 The npm package includes `README.md`, `QUALITY.md`, `docs/`, `documentation/`,
 and `plugins/`, so the npm package page and installed artifact both carry the
 marketplace documentation, core plugins, community staging directory, and
@@ -497,6 +563,8 @@ release until that GitHub run is green.
 - [1.18.0 Upgrade Notes](docs/AGENT_UPGRADE_1.18.0.md)
 - [1.17.0 Upgrade Notes](docs/AGENT_UPGRADE_1.17.0.md)
 - [Development Guide](docs/DEVELOPMENT.md)
+- [IDE Guide](docs/IDE.md)
+- [ACP Guide](docs/ACP.md)
 - [Plugin Guide](docs/plugins.md)
 - [Validation Runbook](docs/VALIDATION.md)
 - [Release Runbook](RELEASE.md)