- Added skill scope helpers and CRUD operations for skills in opencodeConfig.ts.
- Introduced API endpoints for skill management in main.tsx and index.js.
- Enhanced server-side logic to support skill discovery, creation, updating, and deletion.
- Implemented supporting file operations for skills, including reading, writing, and deleting files.
- Updated package.json to use the latest version of @opencode-ai/sdk.
- Added support for project-level agents, allowing agents to be created, updated, and deleted within a specified working directory.
- Introduced `getAgentScope` function to determine the scope of agents based on their existence in project or user directories.
- Updated `getAgentSources`, `createAgent`, `updateAgent`, and `deleteAgent` functions to handle project-level paths and configurations.
- Enhanced logging to provide clearer information about agent operations, including scope and working directory.
- Refactored configuration reading and writing to accommodate project-specific configurations alongside user-level settings.
- Introduced command scope types (user and project) to manage command configurations at different levels.
- Enhanced command management functions to check and create commands based on their scope.
- Updated the API to handle command creation, updates, and deletions with respect to their scope.
- Added a reload button in the AboutSettings component to refresh OpenCode configuration.
- Improved command source retrieval to prioritize project-level commands over user-level commands.
- Refactored related functions to ensure proper handling of command paths and configurations based on scope.
- Improved development server hot module replacement (HMR) by reusing OpenCode processes.
- Introduced queued message mode with batching and idle auto-send, including support for attachments.
- Added a toggle for queue mode in OpenChamber settings with persistence across sessions.
- Updated various components to handle queued messages, including ChatInput and QueuedMessageChips.
- Modified settings payload and desktop settings to include queue mode configuration.
- Enhanced message sending logic to support additional parts for queued messages.
The app now opens to a new chat by default on startup
New chats no longer create a session until you send your first message
Fixed mobile and VSCode sessions handling for better consistency
Bohdan Triapitsyn