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DesireCore v10.0.157

Release Date: 2026-09-12

v10.0.157 更新概览

New Features

  • Unified update rules for marketplace agents: Agents installed from the marketplace are now managed as Git forks. Updates merge local and upstream changes, so local modifications no longer prevent updates or get forcibly overwritten. Before uninstallation, if local modifications are detected, confirmation is required.
  • Reset to upstream: The marketplace agent detail page now includes a “Reset to upstream” action. After confirmation, local changes are discarded and the agent is restored to the latest upstream version.
  • Automatic upgrade for existing installs and expanded periodic detection: Older marketplace agents are automatically converted to the new Git-based management on startup. Automatic update detection now covers all agents that declare an upstream, not only core agents.

Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where teams were not visible on the Marketplace “All” page due to agent and team sorting issues.
  • Fixed an issue where scheduled jobs, heartbeat, and webhook background tasks did not respect the agent thinking depth setting.
  • Fixed an issue where a transient network failure during AI approval caused the approval to be considered unavailable, resulting in background commands being rejected.
  • Fixed an issue where, when generating a local pairing code, earlier status reads could clear the newly generated plaintext code.
  • Fixed an issue where syncing browser events after a service restart deep-copied the entire state, causing CPU saturation and unresponsiveness.
  • Fixed an issue where switching agents on the marketplace detail page while an uninstall or reset request was in flight could cause the operation to affect another agent.

Improvements

  • Scheduled task ledger size has been dramatically reduced (measured from 312 MB to 1.8 MB), significantly speeding up schedule recovery and startup.
  • When the current client version is lower than required, updating, resetting, or repairing an agent now clearly indicates the required minimum version instead of failing generically.