Add /weigh as a draft chip and command for the moment before planning —
when you know what to build but not how. Its hidden prompt investigates
the code, then lays out 2-3 genuinely distinct approaches with trade-offs
(complexity, risk, blast radius, effort) and a clear recommendation,
without writing a plan or code.
Follows the established command pattern: visible + hidden magic prompts
wired into command autocomplete, the submit handler, draft preset chips,
and the Magic Prompts settings page, with i18n across all locales. Adds a
scales-3 icon to the sprite.
Add starter preset chips under the composer on the desktop draft welcome
screen (explore, what changed, plan, review). Clicking a chip submits
immediately; prompt chips send a natural-language prompt, command chips
reuse built-in slash commands.
Add a new /plan-feature built-in command, modeled on /workspace-review:
visible + hidden magic prompts that run a guided, batched-question
planning dialogue (investigate the code, ask up to 3 clarifying
questions at a time, surface pitfalls, then produce an implementation
plan). Wired into command autocomplete, the submit handler, the draft
plan chip, and the Magic Prompts settings page, with i18n across all
locales.
* fix: make upstream sync actions target the selected remote
Ensure fetch and pull actually honor upstream selection so fork maintenance works from the Git sidebar, and surface upstream branch status alongside the primary origin-tracking indicators.
* feat: add Windows Electron desktop foundation
* fix(electron): stabilize Windows desktop packaging
* fix(electron): stabilize Windows desktop chrome
Use native Windows titlebar behavior with an Alt-accessible hidden menu, and harden Windows dev command launching so the desktop app follows platform conventions.
* fix(electron): stabilize Windows dev startup
* fix(electron): clarify desktop artifact names
* fix(electron): harden Windows desktop release and launch
* fix(electron): address Windows release review
* fix(electron): point updater and release links to org repo
* Fix Windows settings persistence fallback
* Fix Windows Electron dev startup
* Add Windows Electron window controls
* Fix Windows Electron install and opencode launch
* fix: resolve git status for repositories without upstream
Fixes repository detection stuck on Checking repository
Handles git status when no upstream is configured
Adds regression coverage for git status loading
* Add Windows app menu button
* fix: preserve file editor line endings
* ci: add desktop release smoke workflow
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Co-authored-by: Bohdan Triapitsyn <artmore@protonmail.com>
Replace the prompt-template workflow with snippet support that is compatible with opencode snippet conventions. Snippets are now stored and loaded from global and project snippet directories, including legacy pluralized paths, with frontmatter metadata for aliases and descriptions. Snippet expansion supports recursive references plus prepend and append sections, while inject sections are treated as unsupported no-ops so OpenChamber remains compatible without requiring an external plugin.
Add the snippets settings experience and remove the old prompt-template settings surface. The new settings page and sidebar support creating, editing, deleting, selecting, and describing snippets, with localized copy across every supported locale. The settings navigation now exposes Snippets with a dedicated icon and metadata.
Wire snippets into all prompt-entry surfaces that need them. Chat, multi-run groups, and scheduled task prompts now offer hash-trigger snippet autocomplete and expand snippets before sending work to OpenCode. Chat also uses an adaptive compact placeholder on mobile or narrow composer widths so helper trigger guidance stays readable in constrained layouts.
Keep multi-run aligned with grouped prompts. Multi-run sessions now use a shared title builder that handles both legacy titles and the newer g1, g2 prompt-group title format. Fusion parsing now recognizes grouped multi-run titles, scopes fusion sources to the same prompt group, and creates fusion sessions under the matching group so outputs from different prompts are not mixed accidentally.
Harden the icon sprite pipeline. The sprite generator now discovers icon names used through typed icon maps, JSX icon props, IconName returns, and generated-value flows without scanning unrelated string literals or the generated sprite itself. The generated sprite is strictly typed so invalid icon names are caught by type checking, and existing invalid or unsafe icon references were cleaned up across settings, provider, Git identity, scheduled task, voice, header, and sidebar surfaces.
Update backend configuration routes and documentation for snippets. The OpenCode config route layer now exposes snippet CRUD and expansion endpoints, accepts JSON bodies for snippet writes, and removes the old prompt-template provider. Scheduled task runtime expansion now uses snippets before dispatching messages.
Add regression coverage for snippet storage and expansion, config-route JSON handling, and multi-run title parsing. Validated with full type checking, full linting, targeted multi-run title tests, and targeted OpenCode snippet/config route tests.
Replace @remixicon/react with a shared Icon component that renders
via <use href> references to a single hidden SVG sprite. This reduces
DOM node count by replacing inline SVGs with lightweight references.
- Create Icon component with sprite injection (packages/ui/src/components/icon/)
- Migrate all 164 files from @remixicon/react to Icon component
- Auto-generate sprite data from remixicon bundle (scripts/generate-icon-sprite.mjs)
- Add bun run icons:generate to package.json
- Move @remixicon/react to devDependencies
- Add icon usage instructions to theme-system skill
Bohdan Triapitsyn