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DorkOS 0.14.0

Binding-level permissions, relay panel redesign, and SDK command discovery

releaserelaypermissionscommands

Control how each adapter-agent binding handles permissions, navigate the redesigned Relay panel with a cleaner 2-tab layout, and get more reliable slash command discovery via the SDK.

Highlights

  • Binding-Level Permissions - Configure permission modes per adapter-agent binding so headless sessions (Slack, Telegram) use the right tool approval level instead of stalling on prompts
  • Relay Panel Redesign - A new 2-tab layout with semantic health indicators, inline permissions, and aggregated dead letter management makes monitoring relay traffic faster and clearer
  • SDK Command Discovery - Slash commands now use the SDK supportedCommands() API, fixing stale cache issues and discovering root-level commands reliably

All Changes

Added

  • Configure permission modes per adapter-agent binding so headless sessions (Slack, Telegram) use the right tool approval level instead of stalling
  • Redesign the Relay panel with a 2-tab layout, semantic health indicators, inline permissions, and aggregated dead letter management
  • Discover slash commands via the SDK supportedCommands() API for more reliable command availability

Changed

  • Derive binding working directory from the agent registry instead of storing a separate path

Fixed

  • Prevent dead letter panel from re-opening after the user explicitly collapses it
  • Fix relay panel follow-up issues with health bar rendering, empty states, and label consistency
  • Discover root-level commands and fix SDK command cache returning stale results

Install / Update

npm install -g dorkos@0.14.0