Apply routing.NormalizeAgentID to the raw agent_id input before any
logic runs. This prevents case/whitespace variants like "ALPHA" or
" alpha " from bypassing the self-delegation guard while still
resolving to the same agent in the registry.
The normalized value is used consistently for self-check, allowlist,
SpawnSubTurn, and result attribution.
Ref: #2148
Register the delegate tool in registerSharedTools when multiple agents
are configured. Gated independently from the subagent tool — delegate
uses SubTurn directly and does not depend on SubagentManager.
Self-delegation is prevented by injecting the current agent ID.
Permission is enforced via CanSpawnSubagent (reuses allow_agents config).
Single-agent setups are unaffected: the tool is not registered when
only one agent exists in the registry.
Ref: #2148
12 test cases covering:
- success path with result attribution
- agent_id validation (missing, empty, whitespace, wrong type)
- task validation (missing, empty, whitespace)
- permission denied / allowed via allowlist checker
- self-delegation blocked
- nil spawner, spawner error, nil result from spawner
- open access when no allowlist checker is set
Ref: #2148
delegate(agent_id, task) hands off a task to a named agent and blocks
until the result is ready. The target agent runs with its own config
via the TargetAgentID mechanism in SubTurnConfig.
Key behaviors:
- Self-delegation explicitly rejected
- Permission gated by subagents.allow_agents (D4)
- Spawner errors preserve the underlying error via WithError
- Nil result from spawner handled gracefully
- Response attributed with target agent ID
Ref: #2148
Add multi-agent test setup (newMultiAgentLoop) with two agents using
distinct models (model-alpha, model-beta).
Three new tests:
- UsesTargetAgent: parent=alpha delegates to beta, event log confirms
child runs as agent_id=beta with model=model-beta
- NotFound: TargetAgentID pointing to nonexistent agent returns error
- EmptyModelAccepted: empty Model field accepted when TargetAgentID
provides the model implicitly
Ref: #2148
When TargetAgentID is set, spawnSubTurn resolves the target AgentInstance
from the registry and uses it as the base for the child turn. This gives
the child turn the target's workspace, model, tools, and system prompt
instead of inheriting from the caller.
Model validation is relaxed: empty Model is accepted when TargetAgentID
provides the model implicitly via the resolved agent instance.
Ref: #2148
- build the Android universal bundle from GoReleaser hooks
- attach the bundle as a release asset
- remove the separate post-release upload step
- simplify Make targets around cross-platform builds
- add a dedicated build-release-artifacts target for Android bundle packaging
- switch CI and release workflows to Corepack-managed pnpm with cache support
- pin the frontend pnpm version and make dependency installs deterministic
- inject version metadata into launcher binaries in GoReleaser
- update build documentation to reflect the new workflow
- CONTRIBUTING.md: change link from zh-hans to en locale
- CONTRIBUTING.zh.md: fix NBSP causing surrounding text to be absorbed into the link
- Both files now use proper markdown link syntax
- Add build-android-arm64, build-launcher-android-arm64, build-all-android
targets to Makefile and web/Makefile
- Use -tags stdjson (no goolm) for Android; CGO_ENABLED=0 throughout
- Output staged as build/android-staging/arm64-v8a/libpicoclaw{,-web}.so
for JNI consumption; zip packaging handled by CI
- Exclude Matrix channel from android builds (channel_matrix.go) to avoid
modernc.org/sqlite CGO dependency
- Exclude systray from android builds; use headless stub instead
(systray.go / systray_stub_nocgo.go)
User input containing FTS5 operators (-, +, *, OR, NOT, :, quotes,
parentheses) could cause query errors or unexpected search results.
Wrap each token in double quotes to force literal matching while
preserving user-quoted phrases.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pin react and react-dom to 19.2.5 to avoid runtime crashes caused by a version mismatch.
Refresh the pnpm lockfile to keep frontend dependencies in sync.
Handle platforms where the dashboard password store is unavailable
by treating legacy token auth as initialized, rejecting password
setup, and adding platform-specific store stubs and tests.