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Releases

@capybearista/opencode-auto-advisor@2.1.0

Minor Changes

• b51db9e: Call the Decision model far less often. The new routing.minStepsBetweenDecisions (default 10; 1 restores every step) spaces Decision calls across a session, and a step where the cooldown or the per-turn limit already blocks a consult no longer calls it at all; its telemetry line now has no answers. This saves a free decision model's rate limit and keeps the paid fallback from taking over.

  Behavior change: with the default, a moment that falls on a skipped step gets no automatic review, and a turn shorter than 10 steps often ends without one. Lower the setting to trade calls for coverage.

• e9b379b: Show which model answered the agent's own advisor() calls. The review panel gains a "Last advisor() call" line with the model, duration and time, and each explicit call now writes a "kind": "explicit" telemetry line with every Advisor model tried. auto-advisor.json now accepts comments and trailing commas (JSONC), and the README shows the full default configuration.

• e231e2c: The Advisor chain key is now advisor.models, matching routing.models. Both take one "provider/model[#variant]" string or an ordered list; routing.models now accepts a single string too.

  Breaking: rename advisor.model to advisor.models in auto-advisor.json. A file that still uses advisor.model is rejected as unknown key: advisor.model, which turns automatic reviews off and makes advisor() return the error.

Patch Changes

• a3f6b64: Keep listening for the end of a run after the event stream fails. Before, one failed read stopped the listener until OpenCode restarted: Esc no longer ended a pending automatic review, a review of an interrupted run was delivered late into the next prompt, and finished requests stayed in memory. The plugin now subscribes again after one second.