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fix(agents): catalog findings from real installs on the maintainer's PC - #2382
Install-catalog fixes from real installs on the maintainer's Linux PC (lane agents-install). No install command changed, so APPROVED_COMMANDS and its equality test are unchanged.
Oh My Pi, Linux and macOS:curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | sh gets the known issue the Windows command already had. It stops while an older Bun (before 1.4.4) is on PATH; run bun upgrade first. It was seen on Linux with Bun 1.4.3; macOS runs the same script.
Oh My Pi min_version: left at null on purpose. The request was 18.10 for approval cards. Ovis still makes approval cards from omp's older Approve/Deny menu when the 18.10.4 approval panel is not there (parseOmpApproval in server/dialogs/omp.ts). A floor of 18.10 would mark omp 18.8.7 as too old and tell users approval cards need it, which isn't true. The only source for 18.10 was the install report's note. I can add a floor if there's a recording of an omp version without cards.
Devin: its installer ends with its own sign-in (devin setup, run unconditionally by install.sh, with no option to skip it). Without a browser, that sign-in either stops at "Login canceled" and exits 1, or waits until Ctrl+C; on the maintainer's PC it hung for more than 5 minutes. The known issue now says both, and that Devin is installed either way. Its sign-in step is devin auth login, which the catalog already lists as the separate sign-in.
OpenCode: an after-install note says its macOS/Linux installer puts ~/.opencode/bin first on PATH in the shell's startup file. A user's own opencode wrapper elsewhere (in ~/.local/bin) then no longer runs. The vendor script's --no-modify-path would avoid it, but it's not part of the approved command.
Copilot:sign_in.command is ["copilot", "login"] (checked with copilot login --help).
kiro-cli: not added. Ovis has no Kiro agent kind to start:
it isn't in SUPPORTED_AGENT_KINDS or the guide's Supported agents;
herdr's schema names no kiro kind;
only an icon exists.
The catalog's ids are agent kinds Ovis runs, so an entry would offer to install something Ovis then can't start.
Hermes:hermes --version loads the whole agent. It took 2.3 to 6.7 s here, past the 5 s default, so the first catalog read showed it with version_error: "timeout".
A catalog entry can now set detect.version_timeout_ms. The shape test requires it to be above 5 s and at most 30 s.
Hermes gets 15 s.
AgentDetector passes the entry's limit, or its own default, to the version run.
Trade-off
GET /api/agent-catalog waits for every agent's version flag, so on a PC with Hermes installed its first read can now take up to 15 s instead of 5. Later reads come from the cache.
Validation
Fail-first: a test with an injected version runner records the limit each probe gets, without running anything. An entry with its own limit got the detector's default before this change.
The test also checks that the Hermes entry sets a limit above 7 s.
The old hang test moved from Hermes to a gjc stub, so the detector's short default still applies there.
shared/agent-catalog.test.ts (shape, APPROVED_COMMANDS equality, clean-PC runs) passes, as do the detector and route tests and scripts/changelog-fold.test.ts.
bun run check fast is green.
An omo code review first blocked the omp min_version (item 2), and its other points are fixed:
the OpenCode note moved from a known issue to after-install;
- Oh My Pi: its Linux and macOS installer also stops while an older Bun
(before 1.4.4) is on PATH, as the Windows one does. It gets no
min_version: Ovis still reads the Approve/Deny menu of omp before
18.10.4's approval panel (parseOmpApproval), so approval cards work
on older versions too.
- Devin: its installer ends with its own sign-in (devin setup), which
may wait until Ctrl+C with no browser; Devin is installed either way,
and devin auth login is the sign-in step.
- OpenCode: after install, a note that its macOS and Linux installer
puts ~/.opencode/bin first on PATH in the shell's startup file, ahead
of an opencode wrapper of the user's own.
- Copilot: its sign-in command, copilot login.
- Hermes: its version flag takes 2.3 to 6.7 s on a busy PC, past the
5 s default, so detection showed it without a version. A catalog entry
may now set detect.version_timeout_ms (above 5 s, at most 30 s);
Hermes gets 15 s.
No install command changed, so APPROVED_COMMANDS is unchanged.
Agent catalog entries can allow longer version checks, up to 30 seconds; checks otherwise use a 5-second limit.
Hermes is given additional time to report its version, so it can remain visible in the catalog.
Documentation
Updated installation guidance covers sign-in steps and installer behavior for Devin, Copilot, OpenCode, and Oh My Pi.
The agent catalog now supports per-agent version-check timeouts. It also updates installation and sign-in notes for Oh My Pi, Devin, OpenCode, and Copilot, and sets a longer timeout for Hermes.
Catalog entries can set a version-check timeout between 5,001 and 30,000 ms. The detector uses that value when set and otherwise uses its default. Tests cover timeout selection and retry behavior; documentation describes the limits.
Agent installation and sign-in notes shared/agent-catalog.ts, changelog.d/catalog-install-findings.md
The catalog updates installation and sign-in notes for Devin, Copilot, OpenCode, and Oh My Pi. The changelog records these findings and Hermes’s longer version check.
devswha/ovis#2326: Introduces the catalog contract and detector that this change extends.
devswha/ovis#2332: Adds the catalog and detector used by the first-run guide.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 1035f
Authentication compatibility and release-note accuracy should be corrected before or shortly after merging; the issues are localized and do not indicate a broad outage.
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The hang test moved to a gjc stub kept its wall-clock bound; the
detector's own answer ("timeout" at its 300 ms limit) already says the
probe was ended, so the elapsed-time assertion goes.
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Review comments at @changelog.d/catalog-install-findings.md:
- Around line 3-4: Update the changelog wording to identify `devin setup` and
clarify that its sign-in may wait until Ctrl+C when no browser is available;
change “OpenCode's puts” to “OpenCode puts” and describe its folder as taking
precedence over an existing `opencode` command.
Review comments at @shared/agent-catalog.ts:
- Line 700: Update the Copilot sign-in behavior associated with the sign_in
catalog entry to check the installed CLI version before using the declared
copilot login command. Use that command only for version 0.0.401 or later; for
older versions, preserve the existing copilot and /login authentication flow.
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Merging 1035f69. Install-catalog findings from real installs on the maintainer's Linux PC (no install command changed, so APPROVED_COMMANDS is unchanged): Oh My Pi's Linux/macOS known issue about an older Bun; Devin's installer ending in its own sign-in (Login canceled / waits for Ctrl+C, installed either way, sign in with devin auth login); OpenCode's installer putting ~/.opencode/bin first on PATH; Copilot's sign-in command copilot login; and a per-entry detect.version_timeout_ms (above 5 s, at most 30 s, pinned by the shape test), with Hermes at 15 s since its --version loads the whole agent (2.3-6.7 s here). omp's min_version stays null on purpose and kiro-cli is not added (no Kiro agent kind to start). Trade-off: on a PC with Hermes the catalog's first read can take up to 15 s; later reads come from the cache. Reviewed by the merge pass. Merged with main after #2375: the version run keeps both the PATH the agent was found on (#2375) and the entry's own timeout. CodeRabbit's two Minors are noted, not changed: the changelog wording (name devin setup, say the sign-in may wait, "OpenCode puts") goes into the 0.4.21 fold, and copilot login needs Copilot CLI 0.0.401+ (fresh installs have it; an older one can still use /login inside Copilot).
## What
The Ovis server now reads the agent catalog once in the background when
it starts, so the first `GET /api/agent-catalog` is served from
`AgentDetector`'s cache instead of waiting for every agent's
`--version`.
- `createServer`'s instance gets `warmAgentCatalog()`: one
`agentCatalogFor(...)` on the server's own detector, not awaited, errors
logged (`agent catalog warm-up failed: …`) and never thrown.
- Only the two real entrypoints call it: `server/index.ts`'s main start,
and `server/remote-entry.ts` after the bridge has registered. Test and
script servers never warm, so they never run real version commands.
- `stop()` now closes the detector. Running version process groups are
killed, and queued reads settle without launching anything.
- The version spawn and its `taskkill` get `windowsHide: true`, like the
other background spawns in `server/`.
No route, response or contract change. This touches `server/` only.
## Why
Measured on the maintainer's PC with Hermes installed:
- The first catalog answer after a start took 3.1 s; the next ones took
3 ms.
- Cold, `hermes --version` alone takes 7.4 s, and its
`version_timeout_ms` is 15 s since #2382.
The first-run setup guide (#2332) opens on that first answer ("Checking
this PC…"), so one slow assistant held the whole first screen.
Cost:
- Each real start now runs the installed agents' version commands, at
most four at a time (`PARALLEL_RUNS`), plus a login-shell PATH lookup
when it is needed.
- Listening never waits for them.
- A remote bridge pays the same once it is registered. Its catalog is
proxied to other PCs, so that is where the first answer matters too.
## Tests
`server/agent-catalog-routes.test.ts`:
- The first GET after a warm start is served from the warm cache with
one version run in total, including a GET that arrives while the warm
probe is still held.
- A failed warm-up is logged with its message, and the server keeps
serving.
- A version probe still held when `stop()` runs is ended.
The waits are deadline-bounded signals, with no fixed sleeps. The tests
use temporary state and `port: 0`.
`bun run check fast` is green (8763 pass, 0 fail).
## Reviews
**omo-native-code-reviewer.** Round 1 raised two MEDIUMs:
- The warm-up was on by default for any non-zero port, so test children
and scripts would have run real `--version` commands. It is now
explicit.
- The version commands had no `windowsHide`. Added.
Round 2 approved, with no HIGH or MEDIUM.
**Codex (gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh).** Round 1 raised two MEDIUMs:
- The remote bridge warmed before registering, which a test reaches. It
now warms after registering.
- Probes outlived `stop()`. `close()` now ends them.
Round 2 found no HIGH or MEDIUM. One LOW is left: the login-shell PATH
lookup is not cancelled by `stop()`. It ends on its own timeout, and the
process exits on stop anyway.
## Release 0.4.21
The release PR, prepared by step 1 of
[docs/development.md#releasing](https://github.com/devswha/ovis/blob/main/docs/development.md#releasing),
now re-folded on main `1ef6ea329108a0985b823e8235b03daddcd0a5f4` after
the owner held 0.4.21 for more work. The merge pass reported the 0.4.21
queue empty.
**Do not merge yet:** the owner judges the final build before release.
No tag and no Release run from this PR's author.
- **Version:** `version` is 0.4.21 in `package.json` and
`herdr-plugin.toml`.
- **Changelog:** `bun scripts/changelog-fold.ts 0.4.21 2026-10-30`
folded 63 fragments into the 2026-10-30 section of `CHANGELOG.md` (71
entries), linked their PRs and deleted the fragments; `changelog.d`
holds only `README.md`.
- `by @login` on every outside contributor's PR link: #2361@eddieparc,
#2333@IdrisGit, #2355@imurfutur3, #2341@sulthonzh, #2359@YuuuXie,
#2377@IdrisGit, #2269@CharleoYang, #2405@jpcarranza94, #2414@homebodify, #2417@cheol-95, #2418@eddieparc, #2435@cheol-95.
- Two outside PRs had no fragment and got an entry by hand: #2341
(OpenCode background commands, Added) and #2359 (installer test timing,
Maintenance).
- Issue reporters are credited in their entries: @blaker3115-Agri
(#1488), @Hyd3-14 (#2026), @osamahbeig (#2343), @Shunamxiao (#2329),
@matiemer (#2362), @kilhyeonjun (#2344), @eddieparc (#2360), @Ploppy3
(#2236), @sulthonzh (#2340), @WOULDU-pres (#2056), @odfalik (#2038),
@aNNdii (#511), @Noobear (#2281, fixed by #2424); #2435 fixes
@cheol-95's own #2434.
- Two fragments ran past the changelog's width (#2418, #2269); their
entries are re-wrapped, words unchanged. #2382's entry reads "OpenCode's
installer puts its folder first" (reviewed earlier on this PR).
- Maintainer PRs without a fragment and without a user-facing change
have no entry: #2353 (check tool), #2371 (guide docs), #2396 and #2397
(tests), #2403 and #2433 (server and client transport seams, no
behaviour change), #2437 (test-only fix for #2435's check). #2438's own
entry (the sidebar selection marked by its fill again) is dropped: the
stroke #2352 added never shipped, so users see no change; #2352's entry
keeps only the Windows high-contrast Highlight bar.
- **Release summaries:** en, ko, ja and zh each have 5 new, 5 improved
and 5 fixed lines. Since the first review: New lists the in-browser
Claude Code / Codex sign-in (#2428) in place of the tab/workspace
shortcut line; Improved lists Settings → Agents (#2427) in place of the
sidebar fold line; Fixed lists the Codex wrong-session fix (#2426,
#2430) in place of the phone screenshot paste line. The Artifacts and
Claude status-line lines keep their reviewed wording (turned on in
Settings). Not in 0.4.21: #2420 (Codex chat behind Kiro), #2065 (Portal
sign-in) and #2436 (relay foundations) stay open for a later release.
- **Remote bundle:** `REMOTE_BUNDLE_VERSION` rises from 39 to 40 because
the bundle inputs (`server/`, `shared/`, `patches/`) changed since
remote-v39. After merge: push `remote-v40` on the merged commit and wait
for the Remote PC bundles workflow before running Release.
- **iOS:** `CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION` stays 3 (#2370 changed
`Info.plist`; build 3 is not known to be uploaded yet).
## Validation
- `bun scripts/release-guards.ts --base v0.4.20`: "Release 0.4.21:
remote bundle, telemetry Worker and release metadata are in order."
- `dori heavy … bun run check fast` on this branch: workflow syntax,
generated types and themes, typecheck, build, unit tests all ok. Unit:
9166 pass, 0 fail, 36 skip in 591 files.
- Every PR in `v0.4.20..main` was pre-run for the owner's hands-on guide
on isolated copies (own herdr session, fresh state, never the owner's
live session). Items that need a real device (iPhone tap dictation
#2370, dictation keyboards #2386, the installed desktop app's title-bar
overlay #2381) are left for the owner's final check.
This is a release-metadata PR: it changes no code path. Per the release
steps, merge it after CI and the owner's go, then push `remote-v40`,
wait for its bundles, and run Release with `0.4.21`.
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Change
Install-catalog fixes from real installs on the maintainer's Linux PC (lane agents-install). No install command changed, so
APPROVED_COMMANDSand its equality test are unchanged.Oh My Pi, Linux and macOS:
curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | shgets the known issue the Windows command already had. It stops while an older Bun (before 1.4.4) is on PATH; runbun upgradefirst. It was seen on Linux with Bun 1.4.3; macOS runs the same script.Oh My Pi
min_version: left atnullon purpose. The request was 18.10 for approval cards. Ovis still makes approval cards from omp's older Approve/Deny menu when the 18.10.4 approval panel is not there (parseOmpApprovalinserver/dialogs/omp.ts). A floor of 18.10 would mark omp 18.8.7 as too old and tell users approval cards need it, which isn't true. The only source for 18.10 was the install report's note. I can add a floor if there's a recording of an omp version without cards.Devin: its installer ends with its own sign-in (
devin setup, run unconditionally byinstall.sh, with no option to skip it). Without a browser, that sign-in either stops at "Login canceled" and exits 1, or waits until Ctrl+C; on the maintainer's PC it hung for more than 5 minutes. The known issue now says both, and that Devin is installed either way. Its sign-in step isdevin auth login, which the catalog already lists as the separate sign-in.OpenCode: an after-install note says its macOS/Linux installer puts
~/.opencode/binfirst on PATH in the shell's startup file. A user's ownopencodewrapper elsewhere (in~/.local/bin) then no longer runs. The vendor script's--no-modify-pathwould avoid it, but it's not part of the approved command.Copilot:
sign_in.commandis["copilot", "login"](checked withcopilot login --help).kiro-cli: not added. Ovis has no Kiro agent kind to start:
SUPPORTED_AGENT_KINDSor the guide's Supported agents;kirokind;The catalog's ids are agent kinds Ovis runs, so an entry would offer to install something Ovis then can't start.
Hermes:
hermes --versionloads the whole agent. It took 2.3 to 6.7 s here, past the 5 s default, so the first catalog read showed it withversion_error: "timeout".detect.version_timeout_ms. The shape test requires it to be above 5 s and at most 30 s.AgentDetectorpasses the entry's limit, or its own default, to the version run.Trade-off
GET /api/agent-catalogwaits for every agent's version flag, so on a PC with Hermes installed its first read can now take up to 15 s instead of 5. Later reads come from the cache.Validation
shared/agent-catalog.test.ts(shape, APPROVED_COMMANDS equality, clean-PC runs) passes, as do the detector and route tests andscripts/changelog-fold.test.ts.bun run check fastis green.min_version(item 2), and its other points are fixed:Merging with #2375
git merge-treeshows text conflicts with #2375 (fix/catalog-broken-version, head 86118d2) in three files:server/agent-catalog-detect.ts: both change the version-run call. Here it is the limit; there it is the PATH, so the merged call passes both.shared/protocol.ts: combine the two wordings of the/api/agent-catalognote.server/agent-catalog-detect.test.ts: keep both new tests.Whichever merges second gets main merged in, and I'll resolve it then.