Write the 0.2.90 changelog and release notes

Author: TheGreatAxios

CHANGELOG.md

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 ## [Unreleased]
 
-### Changed
-
-- **OOM shell-block messaging** — open-ended `find`/`rg`/`grep -r` hard-denies still block; agent-facing copy and prompts cite host safety / OOM risk and bounded `grep`/`search_files` tools as practical alternatives. (CL-5421)
-
-### Fixed
-
-- Pure directory listing (`ls`, depth-bounded `tree` via `-L`/`--max-depth`, depth ≤ 10) of paths outside the workspace auto-allows again; content readers (`cat`, `head`, …) still require approval. Unbounded recursive listing (`ls -R`, bare `tree`, or over-deep `tree`) forces operator approval even inside the workspace. (CL-5422)
-
 ### Planned
 
 - Local context estimate for compaction when providers omit usage (CL-4345)
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 - Live OTEL collector verify (Phoenix or equivalent) against the merged sink.
 - Dogfood session migrate: new session under `~/.corbits/projects`, one legacy `.agent-state` migrate, write under state root still asks.
 
+## [0.2.90] - 2026-08-07
+
+The interactive TUI is now OpenTUI. The Ink renderer is deleted, not
+feature-flagged, so rollback is the prior tag rather than a setting.
+
+**What moved under your hands.** Ctrl+Enter (or Ctrl+J) inserts a newline;
+Shift+Enter only works on terminals that report the modifier. The mouse belongs
+to your terminal by default, so drag-select and copy behave normally — Alt+M
+takes the mouse when you want click-to-expand or drag-scroll. Quitting is
+unchanged: Ctrl+C interrupts, twice exits.
+
+### New Features
+
+- **OpenTUI renderer** — zone-based geometry resolver with per-zone minimums and
+  an explicit collapse order, replacing React reconciliation. (CL-4426)
+- **Multi-line composer** that wraps and grows to 40vh before it scrolls.
+- **Copy mode** (Alt+C) writes to the system clipboard on macOS, Windows, and
+  Linux, with an OSC 52 fallback for content selection cannot reach.
+- **Free-text answers to operator questions** — type a reply instead of picking
+  from a list, which the tool had always promised and the interface never had.
+- **Live status for hooks, subagent progress, MCP connections and grants**,
+  which were emitted but had nothing listening.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Standalone binary could not start.** `build:bin` excluded its own native
+  module, so a distributed binary had no `node_modules` to resolve it from.
+- **Terminal-owned selection.** Mouse reporting is off by default; while it is
+  on, the terminal forwards drags to the app and cannot select text.
+- **Copy wrote nowhere.** Alt+C had always written to an in-memory array.
+- **A crash left the terminal wedged.** An uncaught throw kept the alternate
+  screen, mouse reporting and raw mode, and the process survived.
+- **Bidirectional overrides reached the approval overlay**, so text could read
+  as one thing and run as another at the moment of approval. Model output is
+  sanitized too, including sequences split across streaming deltas.
+- **Search output ignored its byte cap** on a breach, and had no cap at all on
+  hosts without ripgrep.
+- **Repeated tool calls dropped every result after the first.**
+- **A retried turn painted itself twice.**
+- **Approval text wrapped by code units, not columns**, so wide characters
+  overflowed the subject being approved.
+- **Native buffers leaked** on every transcript repaint, landing clear and
+  shell dispose.
+- **Onboarding truncated a pasted API key at 1000 characters** without saying so.
+- **A question could arrive with no way to answer it** when another overlay
+  already held the screen.
+- **Resumed sessions dropped `view`, `plan` and `tasks` blocks** silently.
+- **Ctrl+D quit mid-edit.** The host claims no key of its own now.
+
+### Permissions
+
+- **Shell-block messaging** cites host safety and OOM risk, and names the
+  bounded `grep`/`search_files` tools as the alternative, rather than reading as
+  a tool-routing preference. Open-ended `find`/`rg`/`grep -r` still hard-deny.
+  (CL-5421, #328)
+- **Pure directory listing outside the workspace auto-allows again** — `ls`, and
+  `tree` bounded by `-L`/`--max-depth` to depth 10. Content readers still ask.
+  Unbounded recursive listing (`ls -R`, bare or over-deep `tree`) asks even
+  inside the workspace. (CL-5422, #329)
+- **`tree -o` no longer auto-allows** — a listing command that writes a file is
+  not a listing command, and it had been bypassing `write_file` review. Long
+  `--recursive` spellings on `ls`, down to every unambiguous abbreviation, are
+  caught too. (#329)
+
+### Known Issues
+
+- **Shift+Enter** does not insert a newline on terminals that do not report the
+  modifier. Ctrl+Enter and Ctrl+J do.
+- **Markdown flickers mildly while streaming.** The deterministic cause is
+  fixed; a residue remains from the async highlighter.
+- Transcript history past 500 rows cannot be scrolled to, and rows are retained
+  for the life of the process. (CL-5553, CL-5551)
+- A detached throw or a signal can leave a session marked running. (CL-5552)
+
 ## [0.2.89] - 2026-08-05
 
 Patch: models-first `/model` picker and OpenCode Go subscription billing pin.

docs/release-notes-0.2.90.md

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+## The interactive TUI is now OpenTUI
+
+The Ink renderer is gone — deleted, not feature-flagged. If a release goes wrong,
+rollback is the prior tag rather than a setting.
+
+### What moved under your hands
+
+- **Newline is Ctrl+Enter** (or Ctrl+J). Shift+Enter works only on terminals
+  that report the modifier, which many do not.
+- **The mouse belongs to your terminal.** Drag-select and copy behave the way
+  they do everywhere else. Alt+M hands the mouse to Corbits when you want
+  click-to-expand or drag-to-scroll, and Alt+M again gives it back.
+- **Quitting is unchanged.** Ctrl+C interrupts a run; twice exits.
+
+### New
+
+- A zone-based layout resolver with per-zone minimums and an explicit collapse
+  order, replacing React reconciliation.
+- A multi-line composer that wraps and grows to 40% of the screen before it
+  scrolls.
+- Copy mode (Alt+C) that writes to the system clipboard on macOS, Windows and
+  Linux, with an OSC 52 fallback for content selection cannot reach — scrolled
+  off output is not in your terminal's scrollback while we hold the screen.
+- Free-text answers to questions the agent asks, instead of only picking from a
+  list.
+- Live status for lifecycle hooks, subagent progress, MCP connections and
+  recorded permission grants.
+
+### Fixed
+
+The ones most likely to have affected you:
+
+- **The standalone binary could not start.** It excluded its own native module,
+  so a distributed binary had nothing to resolve it from.
+- **Copying never worked.** Alt+C wrote to an in-memory array, and mouse
+  reporting stopped the terminal from selecting text at all.
+- **A crash left your terminal wedged** in the alternate screen with raw mode
+  still on, and the process kept running.
+- **Text in an approval prompt could lie.** Bidirectional override characters
+  reached the overlay, so a command could read as one thing and run as another.
+- **Search could return far more than its cap** into the model's context — and
+  on machines without ripgrep it had no cap at all.
+- **Pasting an API key during setup silently truncated at 1000 characters.**
+- **Repeated tool calls dropped every result after the first.**
+- **A retried turn painted itself twice.**
+- **Resuming an older session silently dropped some content.**
+
+### Known issues
+
+- Shift+Enter does not insert a newline on terminals that do not report the
+  modifier. Use Ctrl+Enter or Ctrl+J.
+- Markdown flickers mildly while streaming.
+- Transcript history past 500 rows cannot be scrolled back to, and rows are
+  retained for the life of the process.
+- A crash in a background task, or a signal, can leave a session marked as
+  still running.
+
+### Upgrading
+
+Sessions started under the previous release resume normally. Nothing on disk
+changed format.