The GitHub repository was renamed from oh-my-opencode to oh-my-openagent,
but all documentation, scripts, and source code references still pointed
to the old repository name. This caused confusion for users who saw
'oh-my-opencode' in docs but a different repo name on GitHub.
Updated all references across:
- README files (en, ko, ja, zh-cn, ru)
- CONTRIBUTING.md
- docs/ (installation, overview, configuration, etc.)
- Source code (schema URLs, GitHub API calls, issue links)
- Test snapshots
The npm package name remains 'oh-my-opencode' (unchanged).
Fixes: https://x.com/Dhruv14588676/status/2031216617762468348
Sisyphus can now fall back through Kimi and OpenAI models when Claude
is unavailable, enabling OpenAI-only users to use Sisyphus directly
instead of being redirected to Hephaestus.
Runtime chain: claude-opus-4-6 max → k2p5 → kimi-k2.5 → gpt-5.4 medium → glm-5 → big-pickle
CLI chain: claude-opus-4-6 max → k2p5 → gpt-5.4 medium → glm-5
- Update DEFAULT_CATEGORIES to use 'openai/gpt-5.4-high' directly instead of separate model + variant
- Add helper functions (isExplicitHighModel, getExplicitHighBaseModel) to preserve explicit high models during fuzzy matching
- Update category resolver to avoid collapsing explicit high models to base model + variant pair
- Update tests to verify explicit high model handling in both background and sync modes
- Update documentation examples to reflect new configuration
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Align runtime defaults, tests, docs, and generated artifacts with the newer GPT-5.4 baseline. Keep think-mode and prompt-routing expectations consistent after the model version bump.
Completely restructure the documentation to explain model-agent matching
through the "Models Are Developers" lens:
- Add narrative sections on Sisyphus (sociable lead) and Hephaestus (deep specialist)
- Explain Claude vs GPT thinking differences (mechanics vs principles)
- Reorganize agent profiles by personality type (communicators, specialists, utilities)
- Simplify model families section
- Add "About Free-Tier Fallbacks" section
- Move example configuration to customization section
This makes the guide more conceptual and memorable for users customizing
agent models.
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- Add Quick Start section with clear installation link
- Add 'How It Works: Agent Orchestration' section linking to orchestration.md
- Add 'Agent Model Matching' section with JSON configuration examples
- Restructure content flow for better readability
- Add example JSON config to agent-model-matching.md
- Maintain original voice and strong opinions while improving organization
- All links now properly reference related docs
Update README with Anthropic blocking mention and revised model descriptions.
Fix markdown table alignment in both README and installation guide.
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Restore docs/guide/agent-model-matching.md that was accidentally deleted
in commit 880c5e3b (docs restructure). Updated broken links to point to
current documentation structure.
Add 'The Bet' section to all 4 language READMEs (en, ko, ja, zh-cn):
- Models getting cheaper every month
- Models getting smarter every month
- No single provider will dominate the future
- We leverage ALL models, not just Claude
- Architecture gets more valuable as models specialize
- We're building for the open multi-model future
Also update overview.md to move 'Better Than Pure Codex' into
Hephaestus section and add 'Better Than Pure Claude Code' section
with fundamental multi-model advantage explanation.
Complete rewrite organized around model families, agent roles,
task categories, and selection priority rules.
- Model families: Claude-like (Kimi, GLM/Big Pickle), GPT,
different-behavior (Gemini, MiniMax), speed-focused (Grok, Spark)
- Agent roles: Claude-optimized, dual-prompt, GPT-native, utility
- gpt-5.3-codex-spark: extremely fast but compacts too aggressively
- Big Pickle = GLM 4.6
- Explicit guidance: do not upgrade utility agents to Opus
- opencode models / opencode auth login references at top
- Link to orchestration system guide for task categories
Expand model-specific prompt routing section with insights from
the actual Prometheus GPT prompt development session:
- Why Claude vs GPT models need fundamentally different prompts
- Principle-driven (GPT) vs mechanics-driven (Claude) approach
- "Decision Complete" concept from Codex Plan Mode
- Why more rules help Claude but hurt GPT (contradiction surface)
- Concrete size comparison (1100 lines Claude vs 300 lines GPT)
Rewrite agent-model-matching.md as a technical reference that:
- Documents actual fallback chains from model-requirements.ts
- Explains model-specific prompt routing (Prometheus/Atlas GPT detection)
- Covers safe vs dangerous model substitutions with rationale
- Includes task categories (visual-engineering, deep, quick, etc.)
- Guides agents on how to explain model choices to users
- Adds provider priority chain
Also update installation.md to reference the guide when users
want custom model configuration, with explanation of what is
safe to change and why.
- Add docs/guide/agent-model-matching.md with TL;DR table, detailed
breakdown per agent, configuration examples, decision tree, common
pitfalls, and default fallback chains
- Update README.md to reference the guide in TOC, Just Install This
section, and Features overview
Remove ultrawork-model-override hook and per-agent ultrawork model swap
config that relied on zen opencode.ai free tier (no longer functional).
Removed:
- src/hooks/ultrawork-model-override/ (hook, test, index)
- ultrawork field from AgentOverrideConfigSchema
- ultrawork-model-override from HookNameSchema
- UltraworkConfig type from model-fallback-types
- Non-max20 sonnet+ultrawork-opus codepath from model-fallback
- Claude subscription model table from installation docs
- All references in plugin-interface, create-session-hooks, schema.json
- Related test cases and updated snapshots
All documentation, agent prompts, and skill descriptions were still
referencing the old 'skills' parameter name for delegate_task, but the
tool implementation requires 'load_skills' (renamed in commit aa2b052).
This caused confusion and errors for users following the docs.
Fixes#1008
Co-authored-by: sisyphus-dev-ai <sisyphus-dev-ai@users.noreply.github.com>
- Update category tables to match DEFAULT_CATEGORIES in constants.ts
- Remove non-existent 'most-capable' and 'general' categories
- Add 'unspecified-low' and 'unspecified-high' categories
- Update model names to full paths (e.g., openai/gpt-5.2-codex)
- Add new CategoryConfig schema fields: description, variant, top_p, etc.
- Fix atlas.ts prompt examples with correct category names
