Previously these tools were only available in daemon mode. Now TUI mode
also registers web search tools (when credentials are configured) and
process management tools with proper cleanup on exit.
When a tier uses the Anthropic provider and has no user-configured inline
fallback, automatically insert a GitHub Models client for the equivalent
model as a tier fallback. This ensures the same model is tried via an
alternative provider before degrading to the global fallback chain (which
may be a much weaker local model).
Mapping: claude-sonnet-4-20250514 → claude-sonnet-4, etc.
Five additive features with no breaking changes:
- Tool groups: group:fs, group:runtime, group:web, group:memory syntactic
sugar for allow/deny lists in tool policy config
- Typing indicators: Discord sendTyping() and WhatsApp sendStateTyping()
on message receipt for better UX feedback
- Session pruning: TTL-based auto-cleanup via sessions.ttl config with
hourly daemon timer and SQLite GROUP BY pruning
- /verbose command: TUI command parser toggle for raw streaming display
- !!think prefix: per-message extended thinking mode wired through
Anthropic (budget_tokens), OpenAI/GitHub (reasoning_effort), and
Gemini (thinkingConfig) providers
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add 8 new agent-callable tools (sessions.list/history/create/delete,
agents.list, message.send, cron.list/trigger) and sanitize tool names
at the API boundary (dots → underscores) to comply with Anthropic's
`^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]{1,128}` requirement. Reverse-maps sanitized names
back to internal names for hook callbacks and tool execution.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reads the optional fallback field from each tier's config and builds
a tierFallbacks map passed to ModelRouter at startup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The router now accepts a tierFallbacks map so each model tier can have
its own fallback providers. Tier fallbacks are tried before the global
fallback chain in both chat() and chatStream().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each model tier (fast, default, complex, local) can now specify an
optional fallback provider config that the router will try before
falling through to the global fallback chain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
whatsapp-web.js lacks proper ESM named exports, causing SyntaxError on
import. Switch to default import with destructuring, use InstanceType
for the Client type annotation, and update test mock to provide both
default and named exports.
- Add SPA shell with hash-based router, sidebar navigation, and WebSocket RPC client
- Add dashboard page with system health cards, channel status, and auto-refresh
- Add chat page with session selector, streaming tool events, and markdown rendering
- Add sessions page with list, history viewer, and delete functionality
- Add settings page with hook pattern editor, tool list, and config viewer
- Add backend handlers: sessions.delete, sessions.switch, system.channels, system.usage
- Wire channelRegistry into gateway server for channel status reporting
- Extend static file server with .mjs, .png, .ico, .woff2 content types
Extends the gateway wire protocol with GatewayAttachment type and
attachment event. agent.send handler now accepts optional attachments
parameter and converts them for the agent pipeline. Includes 5 new
tests for protocol and handler layers.
Introduces OutboundAttachment type on OutboundMessage, an
OutboundAttachmentCollector (push/drain pattern), and a media.send
tool that queues files for outbound delivery. Each channel adapter
(Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp) sends attachments after the
text reply. Includes 15 tests for collector and tool.
Provides a factory createImageAnalyzeTool(modelClient) that sends images
to a vision-capable model and returns a textual analysis. Includes 15
tests covering base64, URL, multi-image, error, and edge cases.
GitHubModelsClient now lazily resolves tokens at first API call. If no
token exists (env var, stored OAuth, or config), it triggers the OAuth
device flow automatically via an onLoginRequired callback wired in both
the TUI and daemon entry points.
Add a new 'github' model provider backed by the Copilot API
(api.githubcopilot.com), with OAuth device flow for authentication.
- New src/auth/github.ts: device flow login, token storage at
~/.config/flynn/auth.json with 0600 permissions
- New src/models/github.ts: OpenAI-compatible client with streaming,
tool calling, and Copilot-specific headers
- Add 'github' to provider enum in config schema
- Register provider in daemon factory and TUI client factory
- Refactor TUI to use provider-agnostic client factory (was hardcoded
to AnthropicClient for all tiers)
- Add /login command to TUI for interactive OAuth authorization
- Add Copilot model cost tracking entries
Widen Message.content from string to string | MessageContentPart[] to support
multimodal content. Add Attachment type to channel layer, media conversion
utilities, and image extraction to all channel adapters (Telegram, Discord,
Slack, WhatsApp). Update all model clients (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Bedrock)
to convert structured content to provider-specific formats. Fix downstream
consumers (tokens, compaction, TUI, local models) to handle the widened type
via getMessageText() helper.
Update config schema with server auth fields (token, tailscale_identity,
auth_http), channel mention settings, browser config, and openrouter/bedrock
provider enum values. Wire GeminiClient, BedrockClient, OpenRouter into
createClientFromConfig. Initialize BrowserManager and register browser tools
in daemon startup. Pass auth config and channel mention settings through to
gateway and adapters. Add puppeteer-core, @google/generative-ai, and
@aws-sdk/client-bedrock-runtime dependencies.
Add BrowserManager (puppeteer-core) with page pool and auto-detection of
Chrome/Chromium. Six tools: browser.navigate, browser.screenshot,
browser.click, browser.type, browser.content, browser.eval. Feature is
opt-in (browser.enabled defaults to false). Add to coding tool profile.
Includes 22 unit tests for manager and all tools.
Slack: add requireMention option, resolve bot user ID on connect.
Telegram: add group chat mention/reply-to-bot detection, strip @mention
from message text, default requireMention=true for groups.
WhatsApp: add allowedGroupIds for group chat support, mention detection
via mentionedIds and body text, strip bot mention from messages.
Support ?token= query parameter as a fallback for WebSocket clients that
cannot set Authorization headers (e.g. browsers). Add authHttp option to
GatewayServer so token auth can be applied to HTTP requests too, returning
401 with WWW-Authenticate header on failure.
Add native GeminiClient using @google/generative-ai SDK and BedrockClient
using @aws-sdk/client-bedrock-runtime. Replace the previous Gemini fallback
(OpenAI-compatible shim) with the real implementation. Add OpenRouter as a
provider option (OpenAI-compatible with custom baseURL). Update model costs,
doctor CLI checks, and client factory tests.
The /model command was only updating the router's currentTier but not
the agent's currentTier. Since NativeAgent.chatWithRouter() passes its
own tier to router.chat(), switching to 'local' still sent requests
through the default (Anthropic) client first.
- Extract createClientFromConfig() to dispatch on provider field instead
of hardcoding all tiers as AnthropicClient
- Add fallback/fallbackReason metadata to ChatResponse and ChatStreamEvent
so callers know when a fallback model was used
- Enhance doctor check to report full model stack and warn on missing
API keys for cloud providers
- Log fallback warnings in NativeAgent and display them in TUI
- Support tier names and local_providers entries in fallback_chain
- Add 8 tests for createClientFromConfig covering all provider types
Implements CronScheduler as a ChannelAdapter that fires InboundMessages
on cron schedules and routes agent responses to configured output
channels (e.g. Telegram). Includes 9 tests.
Replace doctor stub with full implementation including checks for:
config existence, YAML parsing, schema validation, env vars,
data directory writability, session DB, model config, Telegram,
MCP servers, and skills loading.
William Valentin