Preserve request evidence and cold middleware boundaries across cancellation. Make backup auditing atomic, retain committed account-group results, and serialize restart operations.
Unify frontend stream authentication and session recovery, clear stale secrets, and remove redundant runtime paths. Correct CI permissions and database test URL handling.
Align documentation with current module responsibilities, APIs, and validation workflows, including both submodules.
Move business JSON out of control metadata, encode request snapshot headers
compactly, and reuse encoded frames. Cache compiled configuration schemas
and prepare plugin instances with bounded concurrency.
Ignore unused plugin result fields and remove redundant business validation
while preserving host authorization, resource ownership, and capacity limits.
Keep response decoding failures local to their calls.
Seal callback side effects before completing or cancelling RPC calls, and
recover abandoned state migrations without allowing old owners to promote.
Validation: SDK 112 tests and its doctest, Runtime 203 tests, Core 542 tests,
40 PostgreSQL plugin tests, and 16 architecture checks passed. Strict Clippy,
formatting, and diff checks passed.
BREAKING CHANGE: RPC protocol v4 changes frame payload layout and request
snapshot header encoding. Plugins must update their SDK and protocol
manifest version and be rebuilt.
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Expose generic detail CRUD, aggregate contributions, and native pricing evaluation through Admin and the plugin SDK. Reuse existing request and statistics storage without schema changes; keep workflow state and recovery with callers.
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Remove version migration narratives, consolidate repeated explanations, and organize settings and architecture references.
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Compose HTTP, WebSocket, request, attempt and public service calls through
shared onion middleware with scoped settings and invocation context.
Adopt trusted-process manifests, unified observation and forward-compatible
SDK contracts. Align management UI, documentation and the workbench reference.
Preserve native response bytes and WebSocket failure lifecycles.
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Keep documentation focused on current behavior and clear ownership.
Load skill references by task and clarify official source priority and reply tone.
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Add model aliases, minimal read-only account and quota facts, bounded retry
policies and middleware capability declarations. Preserve unchanged payloads
and expose the new contracts in the SDK and plugin configuration UI.
Remove the ignored external observer example test.
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Define the initial plugin manifest and wire protocol without legacy branches.
Preserve large request payloads and isolate local RPC encoding failures.
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Introduce SDK 0.4, manifest v3, protocol v4, the isolated plugin runtime,
and cpr-plugin packaging CLI for independently maintained plugins.
Support installation, permissions, one active configuration per plugin,
version-specific settings, rollback, management pages, and CLI extensions.
Isolate plugin failures so native gateway startup and requests remain available.
Keep provider registration and UI choices fixed to built-in OpenAI and xAI.
Support nine extension capabilities with permission-scoped model and account
callbacks to the host.
Unify plugin settings and version management, support plugin icons,
and improve narrow layouts. Use the fixed GitHub UI dependency and pnpm 12
for standalone frontend and container builds. Reduce runtime test packaging
cost and align preparation modules with the repository layout.
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