chore: daily morph snapshot update

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Automated daily morph snapshot update.

Changes

• Updated morph snapshots to latest version
• Updated IDE extension and CLI package versions

Test plan

• Verify new snapshots work by starting a sandbox session

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Summary by cubic

Updates morph snapshots to the latest daily build and bumps IDE/CLI dependencies. Adds v75 snapshots for two presets to keep sandboxes current.

• Dependencies
  • VS Code extensions bumped: anthropic.claude-code, openai.chatgpt, ms-vscode.vscode-typescript-next, ms-python.python, ms-python.debugpy
  • Packages bumped: @openai/codex, @anthropic-ai/claude-code, @google/gemini-cli, opencode-ai, codebuff, @devcontainers/cli, @sourcegraph/amp

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Greptile Summary

This is an automated daily Morph snapshot update that bumps IDE extension and CLI package versions in configs/ide-deps.json and appends new version-75 snapshot entries to the two main workspace presets (4vcpu_16gb_48gb and 8vcpu_32gb_48gb) in packages/shared/src/morph-snapshots.json.

Key changes:

• CLI packages: @openai/codex (0.104.0 → 0.118.0), @anthropic-ai/claude-code (2.1.49 → 2.1.90), @google/gemini-cli (0.29.5 → 0.36.0), opencode-ai (1.2.10 → 1.3.13), codebuff (1.0.620 → 1.0.637), @devcontainers/cli (0.83.2 → 0.85.0), @sourcegraph/amp bumped.
• VS Code extensions: claude-code, vscode-typescript-next, ms-python/python, ms-python/debugpy all show incremental bumps; the chatgpt (OpenAI) extension jumps from 0.5.76 to 26.5401.11717, which is a notable versioning scheme change worth verifying.
• Snapshots: Both active presets receive a new version-75 snapshot captured on 2026-04-02. The 6vcpu_24gb_48gb preset remains at version 1, consistent with its history across all previous updates.

Confidence Score: 4/5

Safe to merge — purely automated version and snapshot bumps with no logic changes; one version string is worth a quick sanity check.

The PR is an automated maintenance update with no code logic changes. All changes are version string bumps in JSON config files and the addition of new pre-validated Morph snapshot IDs. The only minor concern is the dramatic versioning scheme change for the OpenAI chatgpt extension (0.5.76 → 26.5401.11717), which should be confirmed against the VS Code marketplace, but this is a low-risk non-breaking change.

configs/ide-deps.json — verify the chatgpt extension version 26.5401.11717 is correct.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
configs/ide-deps.json	Version bumps for all IDE extensions and CLI packages; notable is the chatgpt extension jumping from 0.5.76 to 26.5401.11717 — a dramatic scheme change worth verifying
packages/shared/src/morph-snapshots.json	Adds version 75 snapshots to the 4vcpu_16gb_48gb and 8vcpu_32gb_48gb presets; the 6vcpu_24gb_48gb preset remains unchanged at version 1 (consistent with its historical pattern)

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[Automated Daily Snapshot Job] --> B[Build new Morph snapshots]
    B --> C{Per preset}
    C --> D[4vcpu_16gb_48gb\nv74 → v75\nsnapshot_6yfw66xj]
    C --> E[8vcpu_32gb_48gb\nv74 → v75\nsnapshot_wu2soaa7]
    C --> F[6vcpu_24gb_48gb\nNo update\nstill at v1]
    A --> G[Bump IDE deps]
    G --> H[claude-code 2.1.49 → 2.1.90\ncodex 0.104.0 → 0.118.0\ngemini-cli 0.29.5 → 0.36.0\nopencode-ai 1.2.10 → 1.3.13\ndevcontainers/cli 0.83.2 → 0.85.0]
    G --> I[chatgpt ext 0.5.76 → 26.5401.11717\n⚠️ versioning scheme change]

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[greptile-apps]

Unusual version jump for chatgpt extension

The chatgpt (OpenAI) extension version jumps from 0.5.76 to 26.5401.11717 — a dramatically different versioning scheme compared to the previous value and all other extensions in this file. This could be a legitimate change in OpenAI's versioning strategy (e.g., switching to a build-number or date-based scheme), but it's worth confirming this version was pulled from the official marketplace and isn't a data entry error or a format mismatch in the automated snapshot script.