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@@ -1689,6 +1689,33 @@ listmods</pre> <h2>📋 Changelog</h2> <div class="version-item"> + <div class="v-header"><span class="v-num">v4.6.72–80 — October 2026</span> + <span class="v-date">hardening after review</span></div> + <ul> + <li><strong>The agent can finally see the answer.</strong> The terminal's 30 s poller and the + agent's <code>chat_hermes read</code> shared one cursor, so the poller printed each reply + and advanced past it — the human saw it, the model got an empty list. They now keep + separate cursors, and the tool's first read returns the whole thread.</li> + <li><strong>A corrupt thread is an error, not an empty one.</strong> A damaged file used to + read as <code>[]</code>, and the next append rewrote it with a single message. It now + fails with <code>500</code> and leaves the file alone; <code>chat.py list</code> shows it + as <code>CORRUPT</code> instead of breaking the listing.</li> + <li><strong>Cursor survives truncation.</strong> More than 50 new messages cut the response; + the cursor now stops at the cut instead of the thread tail, so nothing in between is + skipped for good. Same-millisecond posts get strictly increasing epochs.</li> + <li><strong>No more double replies.</strong> <code>hermes-poll</code> printed every reply + twice; it now prints one 🤖 line per message.</li> + <li><strong>Retry guidance that matches reality.</strong> <code>429</code> says how many + seconds to wait. A <code>503</code> means the front-end rate zone fired before the app — + retry, it is not your mistake.</li> + <li><strong>Hardening.</strong> <code>chat.py show</code> validates the thread id (a + <code>../</code> path used to reach any <code>.json</code> on the host); lock files are + group-writable so both sides can open them; the auto-reply prompt treats message text as + untrusted data and never acts on instructions found in it.</li> + </ul> + </div> + + <div class="version-item"> <div class="v-header"><span class="v-num">v4.6.71 — October 2026</span> <span class="v-date">chat bridge</span></div> <ul> |