The OpenSwarm manual release patch review found Agent Swarm CLI changes that belong in the generic CLI before OpenSwarm can ship the next release candidate.
Expected behavior:
- Runtime history survives cancel, interrupted streams, queued prompts, and tool-heavy turns.
- Large tool outputs are bounded before UI, storage, or transport payloads grow too large.
- Codex hosted-tool preservation messages use a compatible transport role.
- Downstream products can lock model selection without leaving keybind paths open.
- Downstream products can provide custom TUI logo and plain wordmark lines.
- Downstream products can hand off add-ons setup to their own setup flow without the generic CLI writing product-specific credentials.
- Launcher startup remains usable on slower Windows environments.
- Long-running local Agency Swarm streams do not hit the generic provider timeout.
- Unknown or npx-style installs can still route upgrades through npm.
This is the generic CLI support track. OpenSwarm-specific package version bumps, release workflow values, and release-candidate proof stay in the OpenSwarm repository.
Related PR: #228
The OpenSwarm manual release patch review found Agent Swarm CLI changes that belong in the generic CLI before OpenSwarm can ship the next release candidate.
Expected behavior:
This is the generic CLI support track. OpenSwarm-specific package version bumps, release workflow values, and release-candidate proof stay in the OpenSwarm repository.
Related PR: #228