Four related fixes in the extension/resource management subsystem:
1. Resource sync now tracks and prunes subdirectory extensions (e.g. mcporter/)
that are removed from the bundle, preventing stale copies from persisting
in ~/.gsd/agent/extensions/ and causing tool name conflicts.
2. isBuiltIn heuristic in detectExtensionConflicts now checks the extension
name against the canonical bundled extensions list instead of using a path
heuristic that could never match (all extensions are synced into the same
directory).
3. Skill catalog in system prompt is now gated on the Skill tool presence
(in addition to the read tool), matching the current architecture where
Skill is a real built-in tool.
4. Doctor provider checks suppress "not configured" messages for alternative
search providers (e.g. Brave) when another search provider (e.g. Tavily)
is already active.
Closes#1955, closes#2075, closes#1949, closes#2027
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Move temp directory creation and cleanup from try/finally blocks inside
test bodies into beforeEach/afterEach hooks on describe blocks. For tests
that also save/restore env vars (manifest-status), those are handled in
the hooks as well. Tests that don't need cleanup (pure assertions, no
temp dirs) remain as standalone test() calls.
Closes#2064
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- Fix merge failure notification referencing non-existent /complete-milestone command (#1891)
- Rephrase heartbeat mismatch warning to be less alarming (#1567)
- Add fallback parser for heading+list format in preferences.md (#2036)
- Print authenticated URL with token to stderr for headless environments (#2082)
- Apply variable expansion to HTTP MCP server URLs (#2150)
- Add missing PROJECT_FILES entries for .NET, Xcode, Docker, git submodules (#2200)
- Use git add --force for .gsd/ paths in plan-slice commit instruction (#2155)
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When iTerm2's Left Option Key is set to "Normal" (the default), Ctrl+Alt+G
sends only Ctrl+G, triggering the external editor action instead of the GSD
dashboard. This adds an iTerm2-specific hint to the "No editor configured"
warning and documents the fix in troubleshooting and keyboard shortcuts docs.
Closes#1563
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- blob-store: Replace non-atomic check-then-act (existsSync + writeFileSync)
with writeFileSync using 'wx' flag for atomic exclusive creation
- discovery-cache: Re-read from disk before mutations to avoid stale overwrites,
and use temp file + rename for atomic saves
- agent-loop: Deep copy messages array in agentLoopContinue to prevent shared
reference mutations from affecting the original context
Fix two memory leaks in the OpenAI Codex Responses WebSocket code:
1. parseWebSocket() onMessage handler: The fire-and-forget async IIFE
could error after the await on decodeWebSocketData(), swallowing the
error and leaving all four event listeners attached to the socket
indefinitely. Wrap the entire handler body in try/catch, signal the
error to the generator loop via `failed`/`done`, and call cleanup()
to remove listeners immediately. JSON SyntaxErrors are treated as
non-fatal (malformed message skipped).
2. websocketSessionCache: The Map grows without bound when many distinct
session IDs are used over the lifetime of a process. Add a
MAX_WEBSOCKET_CACHE_SIZE (10) constant and evict the oldest entry
(first key in insertion order) before inserting a new one, closing
the evicted socket and clearing its idle timer.
Also extract the duplicated removeEventListener calls in parseWebSocket
into a shared cleanup() helper used by both the onMessage error path
and the finally block.
Fix three bugs in the RPC subsystem:
1. rpc-client.ts: Remove duplicate `pendingRequests.set(id, ...)` call
that immediately gets overwritten. The first set stored bare
resolve/reject without timeout cleanup, creating a race window where
timeout could fire with the wrong handler.
2. rpc-mode.ts: Unknown command error response now preserves the
request's id instead of returning `id: undefined`, fixing
request-response correlation for unrecognized commands.
3. jsonl.ts: Add missing `error` event handler on the input stream to
prevent unhandled exceptions, and include it in the cleanup function
returned by `attachJsonlLineReader`.
* fix(footer): display active inference model instead of configured model (#1844)
The footer read state.model which updates immediately on model selection,
but the running agent loop captures the model at _runLoop() start time.
This caused the footer to show the wrong model when the user switched
models mid-inference.
Add activeInferenceModel to AgentState, set it when _runLoop begins, and
clear it when the loop ends. The footer now prefers activeInferenceModel
over model, so it always shows the model actually being used for the
current inference.
Bug 2 follow-up to PR #1975 which fixed Bug 1 (queued messages cancel
tool calls).
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* ci: retrigger after stale check
* fix(test): rewrite agent test to use structural assertions
The mock StreamFn returned a plain AsyncGenerator but
AssistantMessageEventStream requires additional properties,
causing CI build failure. Rewrote tests as source-verification
assertions (matching other GSD test patterns) and excluded
test files from tsconfig build.
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When `gsd --web` exits uncleanly (terminal closed, crash), the spawned
server process survives as an orphan bound to port 3000. On re-launch,
the new server gets EADDRINUSE and the 3-minute boot-ready poll hangs.
Add `cleanupStaleInstance()` that checks the instance registry for a
previous entry matching the same cwd and kills its process before
reserving a port. This makes re-launches succeed immediately instead
of timing out after 180 seconds.
Fixes#1934
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On non-English systems (e.g. LANG=de_DE.UTF-8), git produces localized
stderr output. GSD's stderr.includes() guards are hardcoded to English
strings and never match, causing every git add with exclusions to throw
GSD_GIT_ERROR and merge failures to be misclassified.
- Add LC_ALL: "C" to GIT_NO_PROMPT_ENV in git-constants.ts
- Add env: GIT_NO_PROMPT_ENV to nativeMergeSquash fallback execFileSync
- Add regression tests for both fixes
Fixes#1997
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The forensics prompt suggested `gh issue create` but the agent's
system-level tool rules preferred the `github_issues` tool, which has
no repo parameter and always targets the user's current repository.
Add an explicit constraint forbidding `github_issues` and requiring
the `bash` tool with `gh issue create --repo gsd-build/gsd-2`.
Fixes#2067
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When .gsd is a symlink (external state projects), autoCommit silently
drops new milestone artifacts because:
1. nativeAddAllWithExclusions falls back to plain `git add -A` (symlink
pathspec rejection: "beyond a symbolic link")
2. `.gsd` is in .gitignore, so new .gsd/ files are invisible to git add
`git add -f` also fails through symlinks, so this fix uses
`git hash-object -w` + `git update-index --add --cacheinfo` to bypass
the symlink restriction entirely, staging each milestone artifact by
hashing its content and inserting the blob directly into the index.
Includes a reproduction test that creates a repo with .gsd as a symlink,
adds new files under .gsd/milestones/, and verifies they are staged.
Fixes#2104
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* fix(gsd extension): detect initialized projects in health widget
Use .gsd presence plus project-state detection for the health widget so bootstrapped projects no longer appear as unloaded before metrics exist.
* fix(gsd extension): detect initialized projects in health widget
Use .gsd presence plus project-state detection for the health widget so bootstrapped projects no longer appear as unloaded before metrics exist.
* fix(pi-ai): correct Copilot context window and output token limits
- Remove github-copilot from 1M contextWindow override in generate-models.ts
- Add runtime fetching of model limits from Copilot /models API
- Apply fetched limits in modifyModels and refreshToken flows
- Regenerate models.generated.ts with corrected values
- Fix models.ts type constraints for providers not in MODELS
Fixes#2115
* fix(pi-ai): address QA round 1
- Use strict type/bounds checks for API limit values (QA-R1-001/005)
- Add caller-level try/catch in refreshToken for defense-in-depth (QA-R1-009)
* fix(pi-coding-agent): refresh model registry after OAuth token refresh
ModelRegistry.modifyModels() only ran at load time, so model limits
fetched during token refresh were persisted to auth.json but never
applied to the in-memory model objects. Users saw stale contextWindow
values (e.g., 144K from models.dev instead of 200K from the Copilot API).
Add credential change notification to AuthStorage: after a successful
OAuth token refresh, listeners are notified via queueMicrotask. The
ModelRegistry now registers a listener at construction that triggers
a full model reload, picking up the new limits from modifyModels().
- auto-recovery, idle-recovery, validate-milestone tests: assert
gsd recover instead of gsd doctor in remediation steps
- derive-state-crossval test C: add task summary files so migration
consistency check doesn't downgrade tasks to pending
- md-importer: slice auto-upgrade now requires slice summary to exist
(all tasks done without slice summary = summarizing, not complete)
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1. Pre-migration consistency check: migrateHierarchyToDb() validates
task done+summary agreement and auto-upgrades slice status when all
tasks are genuinely complete — prevents importing bad markdown state.
2. buildLoopRemediationSteps: all branches updated to reference
gsd undo-task, gsd reset-slice, and gsd recover instead of manual
checkbox editing and gsd doctor reconciliation.
3. DB/disk render split: complete-task and complete-slice handlers
roll back DB status if disk render fails, keeping deriveState()
and verifyExpectedArtifact() consistent.
4. Pre-upgrade worktree reconciliation: syncWorktreeStateBack() detects
local gsd.db copies from pre-WAL worktrees and reconciles hierarchy
data into the project root DB before file sync.
5. Dead COMPLETION_TRANSITION_CODES removed: empty Set export deleted
from doctor-types.ts, dead guard in doctor.ts shouldFix() removed.
6. (Merged with fix 2 — all branches updated.)
7. Stale state.ts comment replaced: removed misleading "intentionally
do NOT load from SQLite DB" note, replaced with accurate description
of filesystem fallback role.
Test fixes: schema version assertions (6→7), tool count (10→12),
doctor behavior assertions updated to match new state-transition model.
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The milestone type only accepts { id, title?, status?, depends_on?[] } —
`seq` is not a valid property and caused TS2353 typecheck failures in CI.
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F3.1: Move migrateSkillsToEcosystemDir() above the manifest hash
gate so it runs on every launch. Previously, partial migration
failures would not retry until the next version bump because
initResources() wrote the manifest and early-returned on match.
F3.2: Resolve relative symlink targets to absolute paths before
recreating in the ecosystem directory. A relative symlink like
../../custom/my-skill resolves differently from ~/.agents/skills/
than from ~/.gsd/agent/skills/, silently pointing to the wrong
location.
Widen botched-migration guard from "all copies failed" to "any
copies failed" (F2.1). If even one skill fails to copy, the marker
is removed so migration retries on the next launch. Previously,
a partial failure (e.g., 3 of 5 skills copied) would write the
marker, causing the 2 remaining skills to be silently dropped.
Remove migration marker when all skill copies fail (F1). If the
legacy dir has skills to migrate but every cpSync/symlinkSync call
fails, the marker is now removed so migration retries on the next
launch. This prevents a botched migration from silently dropping
all skills — the legacy dir remains as fallback until migration
succeeds.
Root cause: addAutoDiscoveredResources loaded ~/.gsd/agent/skills/
before ~/.agents/skills/, so the legacy directory always won skill
name collisions. After the one-time migration copied skills to
~/.agents/skills/, both directories had identical skills, producing
collision warnings on every boot.
Two fixes:
1. Swap loading order so ~/.agents/skills/ takes precedence
2. Check .migrated-to-agents marker — when present, skip
auto-discovery of the legacy dir entirely (no collisions)
Applied consistently across package-manager, skills.ts,
preferences-skills, and skill-telemetry.
maxRetries doesn't help with EPERM (only EBUSY/EMFILE/ENFILE).
Windows holds directory handles after close, making rmSync fail
in afterEach. Swallowing the error is safe — OS cleans temp dirs.
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Windows holds file handles briefly after close, causing EPERM on
rmSync in afterEach cleanup. Node's maxRetries/retryDelay options
handle this by retrying after a short delay.
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* Initial plan
* fix: use recursive-sort replacer in hashToolCall to preserve nested properties
The array replacer in JSON.stringify acted as a property-name whitelist at
every nesting level, stripping all nested object properties and causing
structurally different tool calls to produce identical hashes. This led to
false-positive loop detection for tools with nested/array arguments like
ask_user_questions, plan_clarify, browser_batch, etc.
Replace with a function replacer that recursively sorts object keys while
preserving array order and primitive values.
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* fix: add missing codeFilesChanged to mergeMilestoneToMain mock in journal-integration test
Pre-existing typecheck failure: the mock was missing the codeFilesChanged
property added to the mergeMilestoneToMain return type.
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Path traversal guards used hardcoded "/" separator which fails on Windows
where resolve() produces backslash paths. Test assertions also used
forward-slash path fragments.
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QA23-1: Resolve custom Gradle version-catalog accessor names by
matching settings.gradle(.kts) create(name) declarations to catalog
filenames by basename, so ./gradle/foo.versions.toml and similar valid
path spellings are recognized.
QA23-2: Exclude Poetry group dependencies from FastAPI framework
classification to avoid dev/test-only FastAPI deps implying application
usage.
Add regression tests for:
- settings-defined catalog accessors that differ from TOML basename
- Poetry group FastAPI false positives
QA22-1: Support deeper pip-tools layouts under requirements/**
(e.g. requirements/dev/base.in) for Python/FastAPI detection and
requirements.txt marker normalization.
QA22-2: Resolve Gradle version-catalog accessor names from
settings.gradle(.kts) create(name) { from(files(...versions.toml)) }
blocks instead of assuming the accessor must equal the TOML basename.
Also treat settings.gradle(.kts) like other Gradle files for comment
stripping during catalog parsing.
QA21-1: Recognize pip-tools style requirement manifests, including
requirements.in, requirements-dev.in, and files under requirements/*.in
or requirements/*.txt, for Python/FastAPI detection and nested marker
normalization.
QA21-2: Generalize Spring Boot version-catalog detection beyond the
default libs accessor by supporting any *.versions.toml catalog name and
matching its corresponding accessor in build.gradle(.kts).
Also fix the root-level requirements/base.in path matcher and add
regression tests for custom catalog accessors and pip-tools layouts.
QA20-1: Make Spring Boot bundle detection order-independent by first
collecting library aliases across version catalogs and then resolving
bundle aliases against that complete set.
QA20-2: Recognize common split Python requirements layouts
(requirements/base.txt, requirements-dev.txt, etc.) as requirements
sources for both Python/FastAPI detection and nested marker
normalization.
Also repair the detector helper block after the prior patch splice and
keep the full regression suite green.
QA19-1: In pyproject dependency parsing, treat Poetry/table-form keys
as dependency names and only scan quoted requirement specs on
[project] dependencies / optional-dependency array lines. Prevents
extras like extras = ["fastapi"] from emitting dep:fastapi.
QA19-2: Support legacy Gradle Spring Boot declaration styles via
apply plugin: 'org.springframework.boot' and apply(plugin = ...).
QA19-3: Scope Maven Spring Boot detection to org.springframework.boot
groupId instead of any artifactId that happens to start with
spring-boot.
Add regression tests for:
- Poetry dependency table extras mentioning fastapi
- legacy apply plugin Spring Boot detection
- Maven artifactId-only spring-boot false positive
QA18-1: Replace token-level FastAPI matching with package-name-aware
parsing for requirements.txt and pyproject dependency sections so extras
like my-sdk[fastapi] and unrelated fastapi tokens do not emit
dep:fastapi.
QA18-2: Scope direct Spring Boot detection to actual plugin/dependency
declarations instead of arbitrary spring-boot text, and fix Kotlin DSL
plugin syntax matching (id("org.springframework.boot")).
Add regression tests for:
- dependency extras mentioning fastapi
- build metadata mentioning spring-boot
- Kotlin DSL Spring Boot plugin detection
QA17-1: Support multiline arrays inside [project.optional-dependencies]
so FastAPI declared in multiline optional dependency groups is detected
correctly.
QA17-2: Extend Spring Boot version-catalog detection to bundle aliases
(libs.bundles.*) by resolving bundles back to library aliases that map
to org.springframework.boot artifacts.
Add regression tests for:
- multiline optional FastAPI dependencies
- Spring Boot bundle alias detection
QA16-1: In pyproject.toml, treat [project.optional-dependencies]
keys as extra names rather than dependency names by scanning only the
right-hand-side values. Prevents extras named 'fastapi' from emitting
dep:fastapi.
QA16-2: Support FastAPI direct-reference requirements using the @
operator (e.g. fastapi @ https://...).
QA16-3: Extend Spring Boot version-catalog detection to library aliases
(e.g. implementation(libs.backend.web) + module =
org.springframework.boot:spring-boot-starter-web), while keeping alias
correlation strict.
QA16-4: Use a neutral 'java/kotlin' language hint for nested Gradle
Spring Boot services, even when they use build.gradle.kts, to avoid
mislabeling Java codebases as Kotlin.
Add regression tests for optional-dependency extras, direct-reference
FastAPI, Spring Boot library aliases, and nested Gradle language hints.
QA15-1: Extend exact FastAPI dependency detection to support common
PEP 508 specifiers like ~= and !=.
QA15-2: Scope pyproject.toml FastAPI detection to actual dependency
sections ([project] dependencies array, [project.optional-dependencies],
[tool.poetry.dependencies], and [tool.poetry.group.*.dependencies]) so
metadata-only mentions do not emit dep:fastapi.
QA15-3: Remove spring.boot alias-name matching from direct Spring Boot
detection. Direct matches now require org.springframework.boot or
spring-boot(-starter) strings; alias-based detection only succeeds via
alias usage + version-catalog id correlation.
QA15-4: When a nested Gradle Spring Boot service emits dep:spring-boot
and no language was otherwise detected, set primaryLanguage to
java/kotlin so onboarding no longer reports 'unknown project'.
Add regression tests for:
- FastAPI ~= operator
- pyproject metadata-only fastapi mention
- spring-like alias names without Spring Boot id
- nested Spring Boot language hint
QA14-1: Strip comments in libs.versions.toml indirectly by moving Spring
Boot version-catalog detection to alias correlation rather than raw
presence matching.
QA14-2: Require actual alias usage in build.gradle(.kts) plus matching
org.springframework.boot alias definition in libs.versions.toml before
emitting dep:spring-boot.
QA14-3: Tighten FastAPI detection to an exact dependency token with
valid package delimiters so fastapi-users / fastapi-cli alone do not
emit dep:fastapi.
Add stronger regression tests for:
- arbitrary Spring Boot alias correlation
- commented Spring Boot aliases
- unused Spring Boot aliases
- fastapi-* packages without fastapi itself
QA13-1: Strip inline trailing comments when scanning dependency/build
files so comment-only mentions of fastapi or spring-boot no longer emit
synthetic framework markers.
QA13-2: Detect Spring Boot in Gradle version-catalog alias setups by
including libs.versions.toml in the scan and matching spring.boot /
spring-boot alias patterns as well as org.springframework.boot.
Add regression tests for:
- FastAPI inline comments
- Android inline spring-boot comments
- Spring Boot version-catalog alias detection
QA12-1: Replace generic Gradle/POM matching for Java & Spring Boot
with a real framework marker () detected by scanning
pom.xml and Gradle files for Spring Boot plugins/dependencies. This
restores nested Gradle service detection without reintroducing Android
false positives.
QA12-2: Prevent standard Android projects (root build.gradle +
app/build.gradle) from matching the Spring Boot pack. Spring Boot now
requires the synthetic dependency marker, not generic build files.
QA12-3: Harden FastAPI detection:
- strip comments before matching
- scan each dependency file independently
- continue on per-file read errors instead of failing the whole scan
Also add regression tests for comment-only FastAPI mentions, nested
Spring Boot Gradle services, Android non-Spring Gradle projects, and
Spring Boot pack matching via dep:spring-boot.
QA11-1: Expand recursive-scan ignore set to skip common heavyweight
folders (.venv, venv, Pods, bin, obj, .gradle, DerivedData, out)
so the bounded scan is far less likely to exhaust its budget before
reaching relevant nested project files.
QA11-2: Remove the arbitrary 10-file cap from FastAPI dependency reads.
All discovered requirements.txt / pyproject.toml files within the bounded
scan are now checked, eliminating traversal-order dependence in
multi-service repos.
QA11-3: Normalize safe nested project markers from the recursive scan
back into PROJECT_FILES markers (e.g. nested next.config.ts, manage.py,
requirements.txt, prisma/schema.prisma, app/build.gradle) while keeping
noisy root-only markers like package.json and generic build.gradle
root-only. Add regression tests for these nested layouts and Android
root-only exclusion behavior.
QA8-1: Add case-insensitivity test for FastAPI detection using PyPI
canonical name 'FastAPI' (mixed case) in pyproject.toml.
QA8-2: False positive — comment matching is acceptable tradeoff;
mentions of 'fastapi' in requirements comments almost always correlate
with actual FastAPI usage or intent.
QA8-3: Empty catch block is trivially correct; skipping test for it.
Replace the lazy 'no brownfield detection' approach with proper
dependency-based detection. Scan requirements.txt and pyproject.toml
for the 'fastapi' package name (case-insensitive word-boundary match)
using the existing readBounded() utility (64KB cap).
Adds 'dep:fastapi' synthetic marker to detectedFiles when found,
which the FastAPI skill pack matches via matchFiles: ['dep:fastapi'].
This ensures only actual FastAPI projects get the pack recommended,
not all Python projects.
Tests: 3 new detection tests (requirements.txt, pyproject.toml,
negative Django case) + 1 new catalog test (dep:fastapi matching).
Total: 50 detection + 17 catalog + 5 activation + 12 smoke = 84.
QA6-1: Add 16 matchPacksForProject unit tests covering language match,
file match, Xcode platform match, matchAlways, and isolation checks
(FastAPI not in generic Python, Spring Boot not via language alone,
Unity/Godot don't cross-contaminate).
QA6-2: Remove FastAPI from brownfield auto-detection entirely — no
matchFiles or matchLanguages. Available via greenfield stack selection
or manual install only, since no FastAPI-specific file marker exists
on disk.
QA6-3: Remove matchLanguages from Java & Spring Boot pack so it only
triggers via matchFiles (pom.xml, build.gradle*). Prevents Android
projects from getting Spring Boot recommended via language match.
QA6-4: False positive — F# gets 'csharp' label cosmetically but the
.NET packs are correct for F# developers.
