* feat: add Claude API provider profiles for alternative endpoints
Add support for managing multiple Claude-compatible API endpoints
(z.AI GLM, AWS Bedrock, etc.) through provider profiles in settings.
Features:
- New ClaudeApiProfile type with base URL, API key, model mappings
- Pre-configured z.AI GLM template with correct model names
- Profile selector in Settings > Claude > API Profiles
- Clean switching between profiles and direct Anthropic API
- Immediate persistence to prevent data loss on restart
Profile support added to all execution paths:
- Agent service (chat)
- Ideation service
- Auto-mode service (feature agents, enhancements)
- Simple query service (title generation, descriptions, etc.)
- Backlog planning, commit messages, spec generation
- GitHub issue validation, suggestions
Environment variables set when profile is active:
- ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL, ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN/API_KEY
- ANTHROPIC_DEFAULT_HAIKU/SONNET/OPUS_MODEL
- API_TIMEOUT_MS, CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_NONESSENTIAL_TRAFFIC
Merged latest changes from v0.13.0rc into feat/react-query while preserving
React Query migration. Key merge decisions:
- Kept React Query hooks for data fetching (useRunningAgents, useStopFeature, etc.)
- Added backlog plan handling to running-agents-view stop functionality
- Imported both SkeletonPulse and Spinner for CLI status components
- Used Spinner for refresh buttons across all settings sections
- Preserved isBacklogPlan check in agent-output-modal TaskProgressPanel
- Added handleOpenInIntegratedTerminal to worktree actions while keeping React Query mutations
This update standardizes the loading indicators by replacing all instances of Loader2 with the new Spinner component. The Spinner component provides a consistent look and feel for loading states throughout the UI, enhancing the user experience.
Changes include:
- Updated loading indicators in various components such as popovers, modals, and views.
- Ensured that the Spinner component is used with appropriate sizes for different contexts.
No functional changes were made; this is purely a visual and structural improvement.
- Migrate use-cursor-permissions to query and mutation hooks
- Migrate use-cursor-status to React Query
- Migrate use-skills-settings to useUpdateGlobalSettings mutation
- Migrate use-subagents-settings to mutation hooks
- Migrate use-subagents to useDiscoveredAgents query
- Migrate opencode-settings-tab to React Query hooks
- Migrate worktrees-section to query hooks
- Migrate codex/claude usage sections to query hooks
- Remove manual useState for loading/error states
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added a new function to retrieve subagents configuration from settings, allowing users to enable/disable subagents and select sources for loading them.
- Updated the AgentService to incorporate subagents configuration, dynamically adding tools based on the settings.
- Enhanced the UI components to manage subagents, including a settings section for enabling/disabling and selecting sources.
- Introduced a new hook for managing subagents settings state and interactions.
These changes improve the flexibility and usability of subagents within the application, enhancing user experience and configuration options.
- Updated useSkillsSettings and useSubagents hooks to improve state management and error handling.
- Added new settings API methods for skills configuration and agent discovery.
- Refactored app-store to include enableSkills and skillsSources state management.
- Enhanced settings migration to sync skills configuration with the server.
These changes streamline the management of skills and subagents, ensuring better integration and user experience.
- Updated .gitignore to include skills directory.
- Introduced agent discovery functionality to scan for AGENT.md files in user and project directories.
- Added new API endpoint for discovering filesystem agents.
- Implemented UI components for managing skills and viewing custom subagents.
- Enhanced settings helpers to retrieve skills configuration and custom subagents.
- Updated agent service to incorporate skills and subagents in task delegation.
These changes enhance the capabilities of the system by allowing users to define and manage skills and custom subagents effectively.
