Project updates and deletion previously persisted every loaded chat, while matching chats were written twice through the existing activation helpers.
Keep the established project lifecycle flow and remove the unconditional writes so only affected chats are saved once. Add focused regression coverage and document the persistence contract.
Publish goal revisions through the shared state monitor and refresh the Goal UI only when the selected chat or goal state changes.
Keep the local elapsed-time clock, remove recurring API requests, and cover the state-push contract with focused regressions.
Normalize legacy global settings that still select the internal default profile to Agent 0. This keeps fresh chats aligned with the visible profile catalog while preserving existing chat selections.
Keep profile catalog reads lightweight by detecting sparse editor overrides without building removal plans for every agent.
Use the chat snapshot refresh as the single switch trigger and share concurrent same-context catalog requests while preserving newest-context-wins behavior.
Bring the useful community enhancements into the built-in plugin with a current American voice catalog, speed controls, and in-memory weighted blending while preserving existing voice and speed configuration.
Reuse the singleton Kokoro pipeline, validate blend inputs, show resolved ratios in status views, and cover the native flow with focused regression tests.
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Bundle the five-harness migration workflow under the _migrate_agents namespace, including preview/import safeguards, tests, documentation, WebUI assets, and the corrected upload modal behavior.
Use Agent Zero's blue accent for the active On, Default, or Off segment so the selected permission state is immediately visible in Easy and Advanced modes.
Give Tool Access, Pin to Top, Chat Naming, and Agent Editor distinct 256px artwork aligned with the existing dark plugin gallery. Optimize every JPEG below 20 KB for fast plugin-list rendering.
Return skills only from skills_tool and remove the command-definition loading bridge. Leave slash-command discovery, invocation, and authoring with the Commands plugin and its user-facing surfaces.
Let project- or agent-scoped plugins open the shared settings surface even without a custom form. Tool Access can now reach existing scoped configurations while inert Save and Reset actions remain hidden.
Humanize MCP catalog labels with their server names while preserving canonical IDs. Suppress skill discovery prompts when skills_tool is unavailable and move the behaviour_adjustment prompt under the Memory plugin so disabling its implementation also removes its instructions.
Register /permissions in the commands plugin and route WebUI invocations to the current profile's Agent Editor. Reject the internal utility profile and cover discovery plus emitted editor payloads.
Reuse the standard panel and neutral border treatment for active segmented states in Easy and Advanced modes. Remove the editor-specific blue tint and inset outline while preserving a clear selected state in both themes.
Base reset visibility on the sparse removal plan, preserve unrelated profile files, and surface completion feedback without waiting for model-profile refreshes.
Keep saved preset controls and fresh-chat selection synchronized across global and project scopes, including the shared sidebar context race, with focused regressions and updated DOX.
Give Tools, MCPs, and Skills explicit default switches with segmented per-item policy controls while preserving sparse overrides. Simplify Advanced prompt editing around the full-height ACE surface and align the editor contracts and regression coverage.
Centralize omission of the internal default profile in the shared presentation catalog and keep status reporting intact for existing chats. Align Settings, model-switcher, Connector, Telegram, and selector contracts with focused regressions.
Expose sparse Easy-mode profile creation through the Agent Editor and Connector API capability, while preserving existing profile selection behavior.
Reuse /profile in the WebUI for management and fast creation, then open a fresh chat with the new profile in the selected project scope. Add focused backend, command, and WebUI regressions for the shared flow.
Refine the Advanced modal, prompt path display, review identity summary, reset-to-default workflow, and compact policy controls. Improve mobile footer and profile-card wrapping, make Advanced tool and skill rows directly selectable, and extend WebUI regression coverage for the updated behavior.
Add scoped restore for inherited profiles through the existing sparse removal path, and streamline Manage agents with separator rows and no redundant footer.
Remove redundant customization signals, use theme-primary colors for compact identity actions, simplify delegation guidance, and extend focused WebUI regressions.
Rebase new-agent drafts when scope changes, recompute Review paths, preserve authored creation metadata, and align client validation with backend prompt requirements.
Guard pending removals and stale manager transitions from discarding edits, let only the newest profile-catalog request own selector state, and hide stale rows during refresh.
Finish the themed, responsive Easy and Advanced presentation and exercise the real Alpine stores with controlled state and request-order regressions.
Resolve effective policy through inherited layers without letting empty upper configs shadow restrictions, and carry canonical tool identities through local and MCP execution.
Enforce required policy hooks and parent delegation checks at runtime, keep installed connector capabilities configurable while disconnected, and remove complete blocked-tool examples from rendered prompts.
Use the canonical tool prompts for concise catalog descriptions and add regressions for plugin activation, dotted local names, MCP calls, layered policies, and parallel subordinate paths.
Validate destructive requests and project-derived scopes at the Agent Editor API boundary, and reuse the running-profile guard for deletion.
Recheck creation and availability invariants inside the existing mutation boundary, preserve project availability atomically through its dedicated owner, and keep Project Edit and Settings catalogs from replaying stale or unavailable profile state.
Add focused regressions for confirmation, collisions, malformed project metadata, avatar failures, running profiles, and sparse project updates.
Add per-scope availability, duplication, active-profile status, and inline project selection while keeping the profile switcher synchronized with runtime state.
Reconcile unavailable profiles at explicit disable, deletion, project-transition, and context-creation boundaries; polish validation, prompt layout, deletion, and completion states; and extend focused backend and WebUI coverage.
Reuse the existing project/profile layers so Manage agents can switch between Global and project scope while sparse reads, writes, resets, and policy configs stay bound to the selected layer.
Make deletion scope-owned, preserve inherited profiles, and open Save & test chats in the exact selected scope.
Refine the Easy and Advanced surfaces with direct prompt editing, visible tool controls, compact transfer lists, per-row profile actions, and clearer review and removal states.
Reuse the shared compact model preset selector, improve responsive layouts and copy, and extend focused WebUI contracts for the polished behavior.
Add the Easy and Advanced editor modal, its single Alpine store, profile-switcher entry points and avatars, and the fresh-chat handoff after a successful save.
Restore focus across the shared modal stack and lock down the current interaction contracts as a stable baseline for the dedicated visual-polish phase.
Add dedicated Agent Editor APIs that read layered profile state and execute explicit change plans for metadata, prompts, model presets, tool policy, skill policy, and avatars.
Keep writes sparse and user-scoped, preserve unknown files and keys, avoid the destructive legacy save path and all model calls, and cover profile lifecycle, validation, provenance, and reset behavior.
Extend _skills with sparse allow/block rules and an explicit default for future skills, using the existing layered plugin configuration and skill-entry normalization.
Enforce the policy across discovery, loading, and chat activation while preserving loaded history, legacy hidden-skill behavior, and canonical name/path identity.
Add one project/profile-aware resolver for canonical local, plugin, and MCP tool identities.
Apply it to text prompts, Responses schemas, connector stubs, local execution, MCP invocation, and delegated agents while preserving the response and vision invariants owned by the runtime.
Merge layered profile metadata by authored field presence so missing keys inherit while explicit empty values clear inherited values.
Move the default specifics prompt to the canonical prompts directory and cover sparse metadata and prompt-only overrides.
Prefer cached process render metadata over mutable DOM-tail state when re-rendering warnings. Add focused regression coverage and document the replay contract.
Move files and folders into directories or the parent path from the shared Files surface, with guarded multi-item backend moves and clear drop feedback.
Keep drag gestures independent from row selection, preserve unrelated selections after moves, and add focused regression coverage.
Keep postfix slash commands resolvable when messages are sent, but stop opening the composer menu for trailing slash tokens such as filesystem paths.\n\nAdd regression coverage and document the picker behavior.
Default Responses turns with Agent Zero function tools to a required, single native call while preserving explicit caller overrides.
Keep parallel work inside Agent Zero's parallel tool so complete tool roots reach the parser deterministically.
Expose grouped memory tools and conditional vision support while applying prompt render variables before deriving native metadata.
Stop guessing complex schemas from prose and keep native descriptions to compact discovery text, reducing the duplicated Responses tool payload.
Stop scanning every global model preset for missing credentials when building Welcome banners. Keep readiness scoped to the effective model configuration so first-send setup remains in the deferred chat gate.
Add regression coverage for unused OpenRouter presets and document the boundary.
Introduce the x-icon custom element and migrate first-party WebUI and bundled plugin markup while retaining legacy Material icon compatibility. Defer icon-font readiness until the splash-installed document is parsed so Firefox does not leave icons transparent. Centralize chat message collapse handling, avoid false Show More controls on short user messages, and align grouped-message pagination styling. Update DOX and add regression coverage for the icon and collapse behavior.
Introduce a WebUI extension manifest and rewrite the asset bundler/server to support caller-supplied entry sets, extension-injected entries, and negotiated gzip. Key changes: add get_webui_extension_manifest() to helpers/extension, refactor Stop logic into stop_context() and reuse it from the connector `/stop` command, and add a new `/rename` slash command for chat naming. ui_bundler now accepts entry_urls, includes enabled extension entry files, raises the embedded text file size limit to 512 KiB, computes per-entry-set cache keys, and returns a bundle version based on the bundle signature. ui_server applies Starlette GZip middleware, adds routes (/, /index.html, /ui/index, /safe), serves splash/safe documents, injects the serialized webui_extension_manifest into the rendered index, and streamlines the /ui/asset-bundle endpoint with ETag and gzip handling. Also add multiple WebUI assets and fonts, new/updated plugin command YAML and Python command handlers, and corresponding tests covering bundling, commands, chat naming, and WebUI behaviors. Documentation (.dox.md) updated to reflect the new runtime contracts and guidance.
Refactor of messages.js to support lazy rendering.
Move chat rename functionality out of core and into a new _chat_naming plugin, and add a built-in _pin_to_top plugin for sidebar pinning. The chat-naming plugin includes API handlers, prompts, helper logic for selecting user messages and budgeted Utility Model calls, a python monologue_start extension, web UI (modal, store, config, sidebar action), and comprehensive tests. Removed the old core renaming extension and deprecated prompts/tests. Also added pin-to-top plugin files (API, helpers, webui store, tests/docs) and updated various AGENTS.md docs to reflect the new plugins and lifecycle clarifications. Minor UI/js tweak: reorder speak/copy buttons in browser tool handler and add a new webui message-window.js along with related webui/store/component updates and test adjustments.
Keep setup conversations brief and progressive so agents ask only for the next required detail.
Require the user’s exact Agent Zero URL instead of suggesting a common or default port.
Expose reasoning effort, reasoning summary, and answer verbosity in the Codex OAuth provider card, defaulting effort to high.\n\nNormalize provider settings and apply them to Responses requests without overriding explicit request values.
Keep Agent Zero wrapper examples out of native function descriptions and expose the response text schema.\n\nRoute concatenated tool envelopes through repair before the plain response hook can render them as final text.
