Replays #597, #598, #600 and #601. The preview server answers only requests addressed to this computer, streams files, sends no body for HEAD on a missing file, caps open connections and gives a request head one deadline.
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Replays #591–#596. The HTML scanner reads rel token lists, decodes asset URLs once, keeps script and title text through lookalike closing tags, and skips raw-text elements, markup inside attribute values and custom tag names.
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Refs #44, #110 and #481. A build stops after two builder turns in a row change no app files, counted across runs in a versioned inbox/build-progress.json; a new request or a real edit starts another attempt. File digests are cached by size and modification time, so unchanged files aren't read again.
Refs #377 and #142. Builder retries are decided by typed failures instead of English text: sign-in, billing, missing programs, configuration and failed required tools stop at once, while dropped connections, rate limits and plain crashes are retried up to three times with bounded waits. OpenCode's JSON output is read for errors, text, tools and usage.
Refs #498. A tool argument of the wrong type is answered with its JSON Pointer, the type error and how to correct the call, so a model can fix it; schema types stay strict.
Supersedes #216. A prompt brought back with Up keeps the pictures it was sent with. feed.json moves to version 3: a User item with pictures is saved as {text, pictures}, one without stays a plain string, so older files read as before. Picture paths are absolute, so they don't come back after the project is moved.
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Refs #417. A complete JSON tool call a model writes as its whole reply (bare or fenced, with name and arguments or parameters, or a function wrapper) runs as that tool when it was offered, including when native tool calling was offered; examples in prose, malformed or partial JSON stay text, and Action:/Action Input: steps still work.
#555 added "Pausing…" to every UI catalog and #486 added the Russian one without it, so the catalog parity test failed on main; this adds the Russian translation.
Fixes#505. The Flatpak grants home read-only, so new projects in the default folder (~/Documents/Craft Anything) failed with "Read-only file system". Both manifests now also grant xdg-documents/Craft Anything:create; the rest of home stays read-only.
Fixes#540. Codex's codex exec can't ask for approval, so setup and the builder approve rebuild_start (which asks the person itself) on Codex's side, keeping the person's other settings in the entry; a refused call explains the fix instead of showing null.
Fixes#522. On Windows the app draws with the DX12 shader compiler that ships with Windows (FXC) unless WGPU_DX12_COMPILER says otherwise, and a lost graphics device says how to draw without the graphics card (CRAFT_ANYTHING_RENDERER=software).
Over ACP, session/update notifications that session/load replays before it answers are kept out of the new turn, so a continued session no longer shows the earlier conversation again.
Fixes#506. Under a Flatpak, where ~/.claude is read-only, Claude Code is started with a writable CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR in the app's data folder so its conversations are saved and --resume works; the sign-in message says how to sign in inside the sandbox. A CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR the person sets wins, and SSH builds are unchanged.
Refs #374. A backend can set its own conversation budget (context_tokens in [[ai.backends]]); the conversation is fitted to it before each model attempt, including a fallback with a smaller window, counting history added since the last measured request.
Native tool calls keep a reported output-limit or refusal stop instead of being run as tool use, and calls left unrun after a pause or other stop get matching non-execution results so the next request stays valid.
A stand-in backend no longer replays a recorded 304 without its cached body: such samples are kept for diagnosis, skipped in replay, and a request with no usable answer gets cached_body_unavailable. Builds count them.
The rebuild releases its keep-awake helper before reporting Finished, and dropping the guard waits up to five seconds for the helper to stop (logging if it doesn't), so a CLI that exits right away no longer leaves it running.
Refs #369. API errors show the provider's own reason from error.metadata.raw (with the provider's name) instead of only "Provider returned error"; unknown or malformed payloads are not dumped, and the message is bounded.
* Record that #490 is settled on Windows and move its macOS run to the live checks
* Name R5.1's two failures, and say which checks read another worktree
* Claim: count a plain HTML site as built (R2.7)
* A plain HTML site passes the build check as it is, with nothing to build
* Note the keep-awake helper seen outliving a CLI run, and a search that found itself
* A blank page, or a game engine's project beside it, doesn't pass as a static site
* A static site with an assets folder isn't sent to Unity
Fixes#469. craft.json records which coding agent saved the session (agent_session_by). A build or a question continues the session only with that agent; after the builder changes, the new one starts from the brief. A follow-up to an agent with no saved session also gets the brief.
Fixes#451, fixes#452, closes#446. Claude Code's result for a --resume session it doesn't have is recognised (StreamParser::session_missing); the build forgets the stale id and starts a new session from the brief, what is in app/ and what the project kept of the old conversation, and questions answer from the project's files. After every builder turn the project keeps a private copy of the session, which is put back under Claude Code's folder on another computer when it isn't there (never over an existing one).
Test sessions set engines.only_configured (never saved), so Settings::ghidra_launcher and engine_path look only where the settings and the managed store say, not on PATH or in the usual install folders. Tests now pass the same on a machine with Ghidra installed. New locate_configured and ghidra::get::headless_configured are the first half of locate and headless, which return the same as before.
Merges the whole SQLite stack in one commit (#410, #411 and #412): WITHOUT ROWID tables are read in primary-key order, rows older than ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN show the added columns, and records over the payload cap say which values were cut.
Fixes#406, fixes#407, fixes#408.
Frozen and light pins keep a project's runtime models in assets/obj; only obj folders beside a .NET project file are left out as build output. Fixes#274.
Listing Frida devices with a remote address returns that remote as one device, marked not contacted, instead of running frida-ls-devices with a -H flag it doesn't have.
In Deep mode, a position-independent program is decompiled by name: addresses move between our image base and the one Ghidra loaded it at (the bridge now reports it), with engine_entry and an engine_rebased limitation when they differ.
Claude Code's message goes to its stdin instead of argv, so a builder brief over Windows' 32,767-character command-line limit no longer stops the build with os error 206. Fixes#402.
Only an OpenAI-compatible server on this computer or its network (loopback, private and link-local addresses, bare and .local/.lan/.home.arpa/.internal names) or reached over ssh counts as a local model; a remote gateway gets the cloud context budget and its price. Fixes#374.
On Windows the app starts only DX12 by default, since starting Vulkan crashed on some Intel drivers before any window opened; WGPU_BACKEND still picks others. Fixes#394.
Claude's effort goes up to xhigh and max. A model without a level gets the nearest one below it. The level is chosen in Settings → AI or with craft-anything-cli ai effort, and over SSH it reaches the other computer. R2.9.
Maki can be added as a coding agent: over ACP (maki acp, with the backend's model after it) or one message at a time with its own adapter (maki -p), which switches its writing tools off outside a build. R2.2.
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