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@openspec-ui/cli@0.23.0

Minor Changes

• cc63798: The local LLM agent is built in. local-llm-acp no longer starts an
  external coding-agent that you had to find and install: it is a coding
  agent inside the product, against your OpenAI-compatible server, with
  tools to read, write, replace in a file, list, search and run a command,
  all confined to the change's working directory. Each tool call and its
  result shows in the run. It reads a tool call the model wrote as text
  when the server's parser did not recognise it, as SGLang's hermes
  parser does with Qwen3.6. Turn on
  openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands
  (OPENSPEC_UI_LOCAL_LLM_ASK_BEFORE_COMMANDS=1) to allow each command
  yourself.

  The model is optional for local-llm and local-llm-acp: a stage may
  name one, the settings may, and otherwise the server is asked which model
  it serves. A model id may now contain /, as Hugging Face names are
  written.

  Agents can ignore the system proxy: openspec-ui.agents.ignoreSystemProxy
  (OPENSPEC_UI_IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROXY=1). The local LLM agents then connect
  directly, and CLI agents start without the proxy variables and with
  NO_PROXY=*.

  A run that failed inside an ACP agent (any of them, not only
  local-llm-acp) used to say only "Internal error" — the Agent Client
  Protocol's own fixed text for an unhandled exception, with the actual
  cause (an HTTP status, a bad key, a timeout) discarded. It now says that
  cause.

  With openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands on, clicking Allow on
  a direct (non-chain) run used to remove the prompt and then go nowhere —
  the answer reached a fresh, unrelated agent instance instead of the one
  actually waiting on it, so the run sat there until cancelled by hand. It
  now reaches the right one.

@openspec-ui/core@0.132.0

Minor Changes

• cc63798: The local LLM agent is built in. local-llm-acp no longer starts an
  external coding-agent that you had to find and install: it is a coding
  agent inside the product, against your OpenAI-compatible server, with
  tools to read, write, replace in a file, list, search and run a command,
  all confined to the change's working directory. Each tool call and its
  result shows in the run. It reads a tool call the model wrote as text
  when the server's parser did not recognise it, as SGLang's hermes
  parser does with Qwen3.6. Turn on
  openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands
  (OPENSPEC_UI_LOCAL_LLM_ASK_BEFORE_COMMANDS=1) to allow each command
  yourself.

  The model is optional for local-llm and local-llm-acp: a stage may
  name one, the settings may, and otherwise the server is asked which model
  it serves. A model id may now contain /, as Hugging Face names are
  written.

  Agents can ignore the system proxy: openspec-ui.agents.ignoreSystemProxy
  (OPENSPEC_UI_IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROXY=1). The local LLM agents then connect
  directly, and CLI agents start without the proxy variables and with
  NO_PROXY=*.

  A run that failed inside an ACP agent (any of them, not only
  local-llm-acp) used to say only "Internal error" — the Agent Client
  Protocol's own fixed text for an unhandled exception, with the actual
  cause (an HTTP status, a bad key, a timeout) discarded. It now says that
  cause.

  With openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands on, clicking Allow on
  a direct (non-chain) run used to remove the prompt and then go nowhere —
  the answer reached a fresh, unrelated agent instance instead of the one
  actually waiting on it, so the run sat there until cancelled by hand. It
  now reaches the right one.

openspec-ui-vscode@0.91.0

Minor Changes

• cc63798: The local LLM agent is built in. local-llm-acp no longer starts an
  external coding-agent that you had to find and install: it is a coding
  agent inside the product, against your OpenAI-compatible server, with
  tools to read, write, replace in a file, list, search and run a command,
  all confined to the change's working directory. Each tool call and its
  result shows in the run. It reads a tool call the model wrote as text
  when the server's parser did not recognise it, as SGLang's hermes
  parser does with Qwen3.6. Turn on
  openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands
  (OPENSPEC_UI_LOCAL_LLM_ASK_BEFORE_COMMANDS=1) to allow each command
  yourself.

  The model is optional for local-llm and local-llm-acp: a stage may
  name one, the settings may, and otherwise the server is asked which model
  it serves. A model id may now contain /, as Hugging Face names are
  written.

  Agents can ignore the system proxy: openspec-ui.agents.ignoreSystemProxy
  (OPENSPEC_UI_IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROXY=1). The local LLM agents then connect
  directly, and CLI agents start without the proxy variables and with
  NO_PROXY=*.

  A run that failed inside an ACP agent (any of them, not only
  local-llm-acp) used to say only "Internal error" — the Agent Client
  Protocol's own fixed text for an unhandled exception, with the actual
  cause (an HTTP status, a bad key, a timeout) discarded. It now says that
  cause.

  With openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands on, clicking Allow on
  a direct (non-chain) run used to remove the prompt and then go nowhere —
  the answer reached a fresh, unrelated agent instance instead of the one
  actually waiting on it, so the run sat there until cancelled by hand. It
  now reaches the right one.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [cc63798]
  • @openspec-ui/core@0.132.0
  • @openspec-ui/webui@1.80.0
  • @openspec-ui/server@1.52.0

@openspec-ui/server@1.52.0

Minor Changes

• cc63798: The local LLM agent is built in. local-llm-acp no longer starts an
  external coding-agent that you had to find and install: it is a coding
  agent inside the product, against your OpenAI-compatible server, with
  tools to read, write, replace in a file, list, search and run a command,
  all confined to the change's working directory. Each tool call and its
  result shows in the run. It reads a tool call the model wrote as text
  when the server's parser did not recognise it, as SGLang's hermes
  parser does with Qwen3.6. Turn on
  openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands
  (OPENSPEC_UI_LOCAL_LLM_ASK_BEFORE_COMMANDS=1) to allow each command
  yourself.

  The model is optional for local-llm and local-llm-acp: a stage may
  name one, the settings may, and otherwise the server is asked which model
  it serves. A model id may now contain /, as Hugging Face names are
  written.

  Agents can ignore the system proxy: openspec-ui.agents.ignoreSystemProxy
  (OPENSPEC_UI_IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROXY=1). The local LLM agents then connect
  directly, and CLI agents start without the proxy variables and with
  NO_PROXY=*.

  A run that failed inside an ACP agent (any of them, not only
  local-llm-acp) used to say only "Internal error" — the Agent Client
  Protocol's own fixed text for an unhandled exception, with the actual
  cause (an HTTP status, a bad key, a timeout) discarded. It now says that
  cause.

  With openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands on, clicking Allow on
  a direct (non-chain) run used to remove the prompt and then go nowhere —
  the answer reached a fresh, unrelated agent instance instead of the one
  actually waiting on it, so the run sat there until cancelled by hand. It
  now reaches the right one.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [cc63798]
  • @openspec-ui/core@0.132.0

@openspec-ui/webui@1.80.0

Minor Changes

• cc63798: The local LLM agent is built in. local-llm-acp no longer starts an
  external coding-agent that you had to find and install: it is a coding
  agent inside the product, against your OpenAI-compatible server, with
  tools to read, write, replace in a file, list, search and run a command,
  all confined to the change's working directory. Each tool call and its
  result shows in the run. It reads a tool call the model wrote as text
  when the server's parser did not recognise it, as SGLang's hermes
  parser does with Qwen3.6. Turn on
  openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands
  (OPENSPEC_UI_LOCAL_LLM_ASK_BEFORE_COMMANDS=1) to allow each command
  yourself.

  The model is optional for local-llm and local-llm-acp: a stage may
  name one, the settings may, and otherwise the server is asked which model
  it serves. A model id may now contain /, as Hugging Face names are
  written.

  Agents can ignore the system proxy: openspec-ui.agents.ignoreSystemProxy
  (OPENSPEC_UI_IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROXY=1). The local LLM agents then connect
  directly, and CLI agents start without the proxy variables and with
  NO_PROXY=*.

  A run that failed inside an ACP agent (any of them, not only
  local-llm-acp) used to say only "Internal error" — the Agent Client
  Protocol's own fixed text for an unhandled exception, with the actual
  cause (an HTTP status, a bad key, a timeout) discarded. It now says that
  cause.

  With openspec-ui.localLlm.agent.askBeforeCommands on, clicking Allow on
  a direct (non-chain) run used to remove the prompt and then go nowhere —
  the answer reached a fresh, unrelated agent instance instead of the one
  actually waiting on it, so the run sat there until cancelled by hand. It
  now reaches the right one.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [cc63798]
  • @openspec-ui/core@0.132.0