The test used 'github.com/test/extension' as the git source, but
parseGitUrl() requires a 'git:' prefix for bare hostnames. Changed
to 'git:github.com/test/extension' so the source is correctly
parsed as a git type and update() actually runs.
When resolving --model zai/glm-5, the resolver now correctly interprets
'zai' as the provider and 'glm-5' as the model id, rather than matching
a vercel-ai-gateway model whose id is literally 'zai/glm-5'.
If the provider/model split fails to find a match, falls back to raw id
matching to still support OpenRouter-style ids like 'openai/gpt-4o:extended'.
Changed koffi import from top-level to dynamic require in
enableWindowsVTInput() and added --external koffi to bun build.
This prevents embedding all 18 platform .node files (~74MB) into
every compiled binary. For Windows builds, only the win32_x64
koffi.node is shipped alongside the binary.
Binary size reduction: darwin-arm64 142MB -> 67MB, archive 43MB -> 28MB.
The extension system currently only forwards agent_start, agent_end,
turn_start, and turn_end events. This means extensions cannot access
streaming text (token-by-token), message lifecycle, or tool execution
progress — all of which are available to internal subscribers.
This adds forwarding for the remaining 6 agent event types:
- message_start, message_update, message_end
- tool_execution_start, tool_execution_update, tool_execution_end
These follow the exact same pattern as the existing forwarded events:
new interfaces in types.ts, exports in index.ts, and else-if blocks
in _emitExtensionEvent(). The new types are included in ExtensionEvent
and automatically flow through RunnerEmitEvent (they're not in the
exclusion list).
This enables extensions to build real-time UIs, streaming WebSocket
bridges, and other integrations that need fine-grained event access.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Mario Zechner <badlogicgames@gmail.com>
