DeepSeek released V4 flash/pro; legacy IDs deepseek-chat / deepseek-reasoner
now alias to deepseek-v4-flash and will be deprecated.
- Update claude/hermes/opencode/openclaw presets to v4-pro / v4-flash,
context 128K -> 1M; Claude Anthropic-compat endpoint routes OPUS/SONNET
to v4-pro and HAIKU to v4-flash, plus an explicit modelsUrl override.
- Seed deepseek-v4-flash ($0.14/$0.28 per 1M) and deepseek-v4-pro
($1.68/$3.36 per 1M) into model_pricing; older v3.x / chat / reasoner
rows kept for historical usage stats (INSERT OR IGNORE).
- Refresh user-manual (zh/en/ja) pricing table and note that legacy model
IDs are billed at v4-flash rates.
Providers like DeepSeek, Kimi, Zhipu GLM and MiniMax expose the
Anthropic-compatible API on a subpath (e.g. /anthropic) while the
OpenAI-style /models endpoint lives at the API root. The previous
heuristic blindly appended /v1/models to the Base URL, so every such
provider returned 404 and the UI mislabeled it as "provider does not
support fetching models".
Backend now generates a candidate list and tries them in order:
preset override -> baseURL /v1/models -> stripped-subpath /v1/models ->
stripped-subpath /models. Non-404/405 responses (auth, network) stop
immediately so we never retry against hostile status codes. Known
compat suffixes are kept in a length-descending constant so the
longest match wins; response bodies are truncated to 512 chars to
avoid HTML 404 pages bloating the error string.
Preset type gains an optional modelsUrl (DeepSeek points at
https://api.deepseek.com/models). Frontend threads the override
through fetchModelsForConfig when the current Base URL still matches
the preset default. A new fetchModelsEndpointNotFound i18n key
replaces the misleading "not supported" toast for exhausted-candidate
and 404/405 cases (zh/en/ja).
Copilot upstream returns model_not_supported when the client sends
dash-form Claude IDs (claude-sonnet-4-6, claude-sonnet-4-6[1m]) while
/models only accepts dot form (claude-sonnet-4.6, -1m suffix).
- Add copilot_model_map: syntax normalize (dash->dot, [1m]->-1m) plus
live /models exact match and family-version fallback, reusing the
existing 5 min auth cache. Returns None when the whole family is
absent so upstream surfaces an explicit error instead of silently
switching families.
- Wire into forwarder Copilot hook; runs before anthropic_to_openai
conversion.
- Default Opus slot in the Copilot preset maps to Sonnet 4.6: Pro
dropped all Opus on 2026-04-20 and Pro+ bills Opus 4.7 at 7.5x.
Users who want real Opus can switch manually in the UI.
Refs: https://github.com/farion1231/cc-switch/issues/2016
- Add v3.14.1 release notes (en/zh/ja) covering tray usage visibility,
Codex OAuth stability fixes, Skills import/install reliability, and
removal of the Hermes config health scanner
- Cut [Unreleased] into [3.14.1] in CHANGELOG with PR references
- Bump version in package.json, Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, tauri.conf.json
dc04165f surfaced tray usage badges for Claude/Codex/Gemini official
OAuth only. Chinese coding-plan providers already expose 5h + weekly
windows through coding_plan::get_coding_plan_quota, but two gaps kept
the tray from rendering them.
- format_script_summary read only data.first(), truncating the tier-
flattened UsageResult to a single window. Detect plan_name matching
TIER_FIVE_HOUR / TIER_WEEKLY_LIMIT and emit the "🟢 h12% w80%" layout
used by format_subscription_summary; worst utilization drives the
emoji. Copilot / balance / custom scripts keep the legacy single-
bucket output via fallback.
- usage_script previously required manual activation through
UsageScriptModal. Auto-inject meta.usage_script on Claude provider
creation when ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL matches a known coding plan, so the
tray lights up without the user opening the modal. Does not overwrite
existing usage_script on update.
Extract the URL route table out of UsageScriptModal into a shared
codingPlanProviders module so the modal, the creation hook, and the
Rust coding_plan::detect_provider mirror all agree on one list.
Add TIER_WEEKLY_LIMIT alongside TIER_FIVE_HOUR and a createUsageScript()
factory to collapse the duplicated default fields across four call
sites and drop the remaining stringly-typed tier names.
The Hermes config.yaml schema has stabilized and users have migrated to
the current provider fields, so the value of scanning for model.provider
dangling references, custom_providers shape errors, v12 migration residue
etc. no longer justifies the maintenance surface — and the scan produces
false positives when users keep some providers under Hermes' v12+
providers: dict (Hermes' runtime merges both shapes, but CC Switch's
scanner only looked at the list form).
Removes the whole HermesHealthWarning type, scan_hermes_config_health
command, HermesHealthBanner React component, useHermesHealth hook,
warnings field on HermesWriteOutcome, and the three helper functions
(yaml_as_non_empty_str, collect_mapping_string_keys, hermes_warning)
that only served the scanner. Drops the matching i18n keys in
zh/en/ja and the fixInWebUI button label that only the banner used.
* feat: add Rust-side write-through usage cache
Introduce an in-memory UsageCache on AppState that the existing usage
query commands populate on success. The cache is read-only to the rest
of the app today; the next commit consumes it from the tray menu.
- New services::usage_cache module with split maps: subscription keyed
by AppType, script keyed by (AppType, provider_id).
- AppType gains Eq + Hash so it can be used as a HashMap key.
- commands::subscription::get_subscription_quota now takes State<AppState>
and writes through on success (signature change is invisible to the
frontend — Tauri injects State automatically).
- commands::provider::queryProviderUsage body extracted into an inner
async fn; the public command wraps it with write-through, covering
Copilot, coding-plan, balance, and generic script paths uniformly.
Cache is in-memory only; auto-query interval and the upcoming tray
refresh action rebuild it after restarts.
* feat(tray): surface cached usage in the system tray menu
Read UsageCache populated by the previous commit and render it in three
places, scoped to whatever TRAY_SECTIONS covers (Claude/Codex/Gemini):
1. Inline suffix on each provider submenu item
"AnyProvider · 🟢 5h 18% / 7d 23%"
2. Disabled summary row per visible app under "Show Main"
"Claude · Anthropic Official · 🟢 5h 18% / 7d 23%"
3. "Refresh all usage" menu item that triggers get_subscription_quota +
queryProviderUsage for every applicable provider, then rebuilds the
tray menu via the existing refresh_tray_menu path.
Color encoding uses emoji (🟢 <70% / 🟠 70-89% / 🔴 ≥90%) since Tauri 2
tray labels are plain text. Missing cache entry leaves the label
unchanged — tray never issues network requests when opened. Three new
i18n-ready strings live in TrayTexts (en/zh/ja), following the existing
pattern for tray text.
Closes#2178.
* feat(usage): bridge tray UsageCache writes to frontend React Query
Why: tray hover triggers backend-only refresh that wrote to UsageCache but
never notified the frontend, leaving main UI stale while tray showed fresh
numbers. Emit a payload-carrying event after each cache write so React Query
can setQueryData directly, keeping both views in sync without duplicate fetches.
* fix(tray): skip hidden apps on hover refresh and drop stale disabled-script cache
Address P2 findings from automated review on #2184:
1. refresh_all_usage_in_tray now filters TRAY_SECTIONS by settings.visible_apps
before scheduling subscription/script queries, matching create_tray_menu and
preventing wasted external API calls (and rate-limit/auth-error log noise)
for apps the user has hidden.
2. format_usage_suffix only trusts the script cache when provider.meta.usage_script
is still enabled; when a script is disabled/removed the cached suffix is now
invalidated so the tray label no longer shows stale data indefinitely.
* refactor: consolidate codex provider helpers and fix test semantics
- Add Provider::is_codex_oauth() and Provider::codex_fast_mode_enabled()
to eliminate duplicated meta extraction in claude.rs and stream_check.rs
- Fix non-codex-oauth tests to pass codex_fast_mode=false (was true, harmless
but semantically misleading)
- Remove redundant is_dir() guard after resolve_skill_source_dir already
guarantees the returned path is a directory
* style: apply cargo fmt
* fix(tray): reflect failed refreshes in cache and support Gemini flash-lite
Follow-up to the tray usage-display feature addressing review feedback:
- Write snapshots for both Ok(success:false) and Err paths in
queryProviderUsage / get_subscription_quota so stale success data
no longer persists across failed refreshes; the original Err is
still returned to the frontend onError handler.
- Include gemini_flash_lite tier in the tray summary with label "l".
Matches the frontend SubscriptionQuotaFooter and keeps the worst
emoji correct when lite is the highest utilization.
- Add TIER_GEMINI_PRO / _FLASH / _FLASH_LITE constants in
services/subscription.rs and reuse them in classify_gemini_model
and sort_order.
- Extract Provider::has_usage_script_enabled() to remove the
duplicated meta.usage_script chain at two call sites.
- Use db.get_provider_by_id in refresh_all_usage_in_tray instead of
materialising the full provider map, and parallelise subscription
and script futures via futures::future::join.
- Narrow refresh_all_usage_in_tray to each section's effective
current provider (script if enabled, else subscription when the
provider is official). Hover refreshes now issue at most
TRAY_SECTIONS.len() outbound requests.
- Add 10 unit tests in tray::tests covering Claude/Codex h/w dispatch,
Gemini p/f/l dispatch (including lite-only and lite-worst cases),
and success/failure guards.
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Co-authored-by: Jason <farion1231@gmail.com>
* Add Codex OAuth FAST mode toggle
* fix(codex-oauth): default FAST mode to off to avoid surprise quota burn
service_tier="priority" consumes ChatGPT subscription quota at a higher
rate. Users must now opt in explicitly rather than inherit FAST mode
silently when this feature ships.
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Co-authored-by: Jason <farion1231@gmail.com>
* Stabilize Codex OAuth cache routing
Codex OAuth-backed Claude proxy requests now reuse a client-provided session identity for prompt cache routing and send Codex-like session headers when that identity exists. Generated proxy UUIDs are intentionally excluded so they do not fragment cache locality.\n\nThe same path exposed two runtime issues during validation: rustls needed an explicit process crypto provider, and Codex OAuth can return Responses SSE even when the original Claude request is non-streaming. Those are handled so cache-routed requests can complete instead of panicking or being parsed as JSON.\n\nConstraint: Official Codex uses conversation identity and Responses session headers for prompt cache routing.\nRejected: Always use generated proxy session IDs | generated IDs change per request and reduce cache reuse.\nConfidence: medium\nScope-risk: moderate\nDirective: Do not remove the client-provided-session guard unless generated session IDs become stable per conversation.\nTested: cargo test codex_oauth\nTested: Local dev app health check on 127.0.0.1:15721\nTested: Local proxy logs showed cache_read_tokens after restart\nNot-tested: Full cargo test without local cc-switch port conflict\nRelated: #2217
* feat(proxy): aggregate forced Codex OAuth SSE into JSON for non-streaming clients
Narrow override on top of #2235's streaming fallback.
Codex OAuth always forces upstream openai_responses into SSE, even
when the original Claude request is stream:false. #2235 handles this
by routing such responses through the streaming transform so the
client receives text/event-stream — that avoids the 422 that JSON
parsing would produce, and it also protects any other provider that
unexpectedly returns SSE (the response.is_sse() guard).
But for Claude SDK callers that sent stream:false, returning SSE
still violates the Anthropic non-streaming contract. This commit
adds an override on exactly one combination — non-streaming client
+ codex_oauth + openai_responses — to aggregate the upstream
Responses SSE into a synthetic Responses JSON and then run the
regular responses_to_anthropic non-streaming transform. All other
paths, including the generic response.is_sse() fallback, remain
on the streaming path from #2235.
The aggregator reuses proxy::sse::take_sse_block / strip_sse_field,
which support both \n\n and \r\n\r\n delimiters; a hand-rolled
split("\n\n") would silently fail on real HTTPS upstreams.
Tests cover the happy path, CRLF delimiters, response.failed
errors, and the missing response.completed defensive branch.
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Co-authored-by: Jason <farion1231@gmail.com>
* fix(codex): use TOML parser instead of regex for model extraction
Regex only matched model=... on first line, TOML parser handles
multiline TOML correctly.
Fixes#2222
* fix(stream_check): drop unused regex::Regex import
The previous commit replaced the only Regex usage in stream_check.rs
with toml::Table parsing, leaving `use regex::Regex;` orphaned.
Without this removal, `cargo clippy -- -D warnings` (run in CI)
fails with `unused import: regex::Regex`.
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Co-authored-by: Jason <farion1231@gmail.com>
Closes#2139
Two related defects let the installed-skills count balloon when users
tap the import confirm button multiple times — either deliberately or
because the button is still clickable while a slow import is in flight:
- The confirm button only disabled itself while `selected.size === 0`,
so it stayed clickable during a pending mutation. Each extra click
triggered another `importFromApps` mutation.
- `useImportSkillsFromApps` appended the server response to the
installed cache without deduping, so re-firing the mutation stacked
the same skills into the list again.
Disable the confirm (and cancel) buttons while the mutation is pending
— matching the `isRestoring` / `isDeleting` pattern already used by
`RestoreSkillsDialog` — and merge success payloads by
`InstalledSkill.id` so repeated results overwrite rather than
accumulate.
The merge is extracted as a pure `mergeImportedSkills` reducer to make
the behaviour unit-testable and to short-circuit on an empty payload,
returning the existing reference so React Query does not notify
subscribers about a no-op cache update.
Moonshot's official USD pricing for kimi-k2.6 is $0.95 input /
$4.00 output / $0.16 cache-hit per 1M tokens (~58-60% higher than
K2.5). The previous commit copied K2.5's $0.60/$2.50/$0.10, which
would have under-billed K2.6 traffic in the usage dashboard.
No migration needed since this version is unreleased; INSERT OR
IGNORE will write the correct values on first launch.
Bump model id and display name from K2.5 to K2.6 in Hermes, OpenClaw,
OpenCode, and Claude (direct api.moonshot.cn) presets. Pricing,
context window, and base URL are unchanged.
Add kimi-k2.6 row to model_pricing seed; no migration needed since
seed_model_pricing uses INSERT OR IGNORE and runs on every startup
via ensure_model_pricing_seeded. Old kimi-k2.5 row is kept to
preserve historical usage stats.
Nvidia aggregator forwards (moonshotai/kimi-k2.5) intentionally keep
the K2.5 SKU until Nvidia's catalog confirms K2.6.
Cover Hermes Agent onboarding (6th managed app), Claude Opus 4.7
rollout, Gemini Native API proxy, "Local Routing" rename,
application-level window controls, Copilot premium consumption
deep optimization, session list virtualization, Usage date range
picker, Stream Check error classification, pricing v8->v9 reseed,
and related breaking changes.
18 external PR contributions credited in all three locales.
Fold six late commits into the v3.14.0 section (Added / Changed / Fixed)
and refresh the stats header against the actual v3.13.0..HEAD diff:
100 commits | 219 files | +20,548 / -3,569.
Late additions covered: Hermes dashboard toolbar launch, LemonData
preset across all six apps, DDSHub Codex endpoint, Hermes toolbar
icon + MCP reorder, Hermes health-check schema fix, Usage modal
support for Hermes/OpenClaw.
DDSHub now exposes a Codex-compatible endpoint at the same host as
its Claude service. Base URL omits the /v1 suffix since the gateway
auto-routes OpenAI SDK paths.
Swap ExternalLink for LayoutDashboard on the Hermes Web UI button —
clicking it may launch `hermes dashboard` rather than just open a URL,
so a panel-style glyph reads truer than a generic external-link icon.
Also reorder the toolbar so MCP sits in the final slot, matching the
claude/codex/gemini/opencode layout.
Hermes providers were routed through check_additive_app_stream, the
OpenClaw dispatcher, which reads camelCase fields (baseUrl/apiKey/api)
and emits "OpenClaw is missing ..." errors. Hermes stores snake_case
fields (base_url/api_key/api_mode) with different protocol tags, so
users saw "OpenClaw provider is missing baseUrl" even after filling in
every Hermes field correctly.
Introduce check_hermes_stream with Hermes-specific extractors. Route
api_mode (chat_completions / anthropic_messages / codex_responses) to
the matching check_claude_stream api_format, and return bedrock_converse
as unsupported. Resolve api_mode before extracting URL/API key so users
who picked bedrock_converse see the real cause first rather than a
misleading "missing base_url" message.
Extend getProviderCredentials to read flat settingsConfig fields for
Hermes (snake_case base_url / api_key) and OpenClaw (camelCase baseUrl
/ apiKey), so the "official balance" template auto-selects for matching
providers like SiliconFlow.
Also refactor the BALANCE and TOKEN_PLAN test paths in handleTest to
reuse the precomputed providerCredentials instead of re-reading
env.ANTHROPIC_* directly, which previously caused empty key errors for
non-Claude apps even when the key was configured.
When the Hermes Web UI probe fails, the toolbar entry now opens an info
confirm dialog offering to run `hermes dashboard` in the user's preferred
terminal. Accepting spawns it via a temp bash/batch script; `hermes
dashboard` itself opens the browser once ready, so we do not poll.
The Memory panel and Health banner keep the existing toast behavior.
Also corrects the stale `hermes web` hint in the offline toast (the real
command is `hermes dashboard`) and reorders Linux terminal detection to
try `which` before stat'ing /usr/bin, /bin, /usr/local/bin.
Summarize the 94 commits since v3.13.0 (216 files, +19,923 / -3,554)
into Keep-a-Changelog entries: Hermes Agent as the 6th managed app,
Claude Opus 4.7 rollout, Gemini Native API proxy, Copilot GHES,
session list virtualization, usage date range picker, and the
"Local Proxy Takeover" -> "Local Routing" rename.
Breaking changes collected in a dedicated section: explicit Hermes
api_mode, ANTHROPIC_REASONING_MODEL removal, per-provider proxy
removal, schema bumps (v8->v9 pricing reseed, v9->v10 Hermes columns),
and XCodeAPI preset removal.
useAutoCompact cached normalWidthRef = el.scrollWidth on every
non-compact resize, but per DOM spec scrollWidth === clientWidth
when content fits. Maximizing the window (content no longer
overflows) therefore wrote the container width into
normalWidthRef, making it impossible to re-enter compact when
the window was restored to its original size.
Move the assignment inside the overflow branch so the cache is
only written at the actual compact threshold, where scrollWidth
reflects the real content width.
Normalize all icon-only ghost buttons in the header toolbar to
32x32 (w-8 px-2). Previously Hermes/OpenClaw used default sm
padding (~40px) while Claude's Skills/Sessions used w-8 px-2,
so switching apps caused a width jump and put useAutoCompact's
cached normalWidthRef out of sync across apps.
Wire hermes through SkillApps struct, DAO SQL, command parser, and
SKILLS_APP_IDS. Add a Skills entry to the Hermes toolbar. Simplify
skill_sync test fixtures to use SkillApps::default().
Hermes 0.10.0 tightened custom_providers validation (commit 2cdae233):
invalid base_urls are rejected, unknown fields produce warnings, and
new fields (rate_limit_delay, bedrock_converse, key_env) landed.
- Add bedrock_converse to the api_mode selector (and i18n labels)
- Expose rate_limit_delay in a provider-level advanced panel
- Validate base_url client-side (URL shape, template-token friendly)
- Drop per-model max_tokens — not in _VALID_CUSTOM_PROVIDER_FIELDS
- Round-trip test asserts set_provider preserves rate_limit_delay /
key_env / any unknown forward-compat field
Three unrelated test failures surfaced after rebase:
- McpFormModal expected the apps boolean set without `hermes`; Hermes MCP
support is now wired, so the fixture must include `hermes: false`.
- therouter Gemini preset was bumped to `gemini-3.1-pro` in a later
commit; update the assertions to match current config.
- openclaw_config tests mutate process-level `CC_SWITCH_TEST_HOME` and
`HOME` inside a module-local Mutex, but hermes_config does the same
under its own separate Mutex. Running both modules in parallel let the
env races corrupt hermes_config's `with_test_home`. Tag the four
env-mutating openclaw tests with `#[serial]` so they serialize across
modules via serial_test's process-wide default key.
The model-mapping quick-set button referenced an undefined `reasoningModel`
prop and wrote `ANTHROPIC_REASONING_MODEL`, which the backend explicitly
marks as deprecated legacy (see services/provider/mod.rs and
services/proxy.rs). Remove all three references so typecheck passes and
the button matches the provider model schema.
Hermes' built-in api_mode detection only matches a handful of official
endpoints (api.openai.com, api.anthropic.com, api.x.ai, AWS Bedrock);
third-party / proxy endpoints silently fall back to chat_completions,
which causes opaque 401/404s on Anthropic-protocol or Codex-Responses
providers. The "Auto" option was misleading for the common third-party
case.
- Drop the "Auto" option from the API Mode dropdown; remove the
HermesApiModeChoice sentinel type so writes always emit api_mode.
- Default new providers and legacy entries lacking api_mode to
chat_completions (only persisted on user save).
- Deeplink imports now write api_mode: chat_completions explicitly
instead of relying on URL heuristics; test renamed accordingly.
- Rename the "Codex Responses (Copilot / OpenCode)" label to
"OpenAI Responses" to match OpenAI's /v1/responses naming.
After /simplify review of the P1-3 second wave, two small cleanups:
- Lift the `_cc_source` / `providers_dict` magic strings out of
ProviderCard into a shared helper (`isHermesReadOnlyProvider`) and
named constants in hermesProviderPresets.ts. Front-end and back-end
now document the same marker contract in two mirrored places
instead of drifting strings.
- Replace the duplicate `is_dict_only_provider` + `format!` branches
at the top of `set_provider` / `remove_provider` with a single
`ensure_provider_writable(config, name, verb)` guard. Future error
copy tweaks only have to happen once.
No behaviour change; all 52 hermes_config tests stay green.
ProviderCard now detects Hermes provider entries sourced from the
v12+ `providers:` dict via the `_cc_source` marker that the backend
injects, and renders a "Hermes Managed" badge beside the title.
ProviderActions receives an `isReadOnly` prop that disables the Edit
and Delete buttons (with a tooltip pointing the user at Hermes Web
UI) while keeping Switch and Duplicate enabled — switching only
touches `model.*`, and duplicate lets users fork the overlay into
their own `custom_providers:` list.
Three-locale i18n keys `provider.managedByHermes` /
`provider.managedByHermesHint` added.
Hermes v12+ migrated some provider entries from the `custom_providers:`
list into a `providers:` dict (keyed by id). CC Switch previously
ignored that source entirely, leaving users blind to providers they had
configured via Hermes' own Web UI; the only feedback was a generic
migration warning in the health banner.
`get_providers()` now unions both sources, matching upstream
`get_compatible_custom_providers` dedup order (list wins on name
collision). Entries coming from the dict carry a `_cc_source =
"providers_dict"` marker plus the original `provider_key`, which the
UI layer will use to render them read-only. `set_provider` and
`remove_provider` now refuse to touch dict-only entries, steering the
user to Hermes Web UI. `sanitize_hermes_provider_keys` strips the UI
markers on write so they never reach YAML.
The `schema_migrated_v12` health warning copy reframes the situation:
entries are shown read-only in CC Switch rather than invisible.
DeepLink Hermes import was emitting camelCase (baseUrl / apiKey /
apiMode) that the Hermes runtime does not recognise, poisoning
`custom_providers:` entries on activation. The MCP sync path was
also stripping `auth: oauth` on round-trip, silently downgrading
OAuth-type servers to unauthenticated calls.
The Hermes deeplink branch now emits snake_case via a dedicated
builder; `sanitize_hermes_provider_keys` runs on both `set_provider`
and `get_providers` so legacy DB records heal on next access.
`HERMES_EXTRA_FIELDS` preserves `auth`. The `api_mode` dropdown gains
`codex_responses` (Copilot / OpenCode), and the schema-migrated
warning copy no longer hard-codes "v12" (upstream `_config_version`
is now 19).
Replaces the greyed-out "Memory is disabled" banner with a real Switch
at the top of each memory tab. Users can now toggle Hermes' memory/user
blobs without leaving CC Switch; the underlying write goes through the
merge-aware `set_memory_enabled`, so budgets and external-provider
settings survive toggle operations. The new `useToggleHermesMemoryEnabled`
mutation invalidates the limits query so the Switch state and the
amber disabled-hint update in lockstep.
Reworks the `schema_migrated_v12` health banner copy to match the
simplified "CC Switch only manages custom_providers" posture — it now
tells users to reconcile migrated dict entries via Hermes Web UI,
instead of the earlier (and now inaccurate) "CC Switch reads both".
Adds a dedicated Hermes row to the directory-override settings so users
can point CC Switch at alternate Hermes config locations (e.g. a second
profile directory for work/personal split). `get_config_dir` on the
Rust side already supports hermes; this just wires up the frontend row.
Wiring it through `useDirectorySettings` revealed a scaling problem:
every supported app required five parallel ternary chains across
`computeDefaultConfigDir`, `updateDirectory`, `browseDirectory`,
`resetDirectory`, and `updateDirectoryState`. Replaces those with two
lookup tables (`APP_DIRECTORY_META`, `DIRECTORY_KEY_TO_SETTINGS_FIELD`)
so adding the next app is two entries, not fifteen edit sites.
Drive-by cleanup from the same touch:
* `resetAllDirectories` takes a `ResolvedAppDirectoryOverrides` object
instead of five positional optional strings.
* `setResolvedDirs` returns the same reference when the sanitized
value is unchanged, so no-op edits don't cascade renders.
Also lands all i18n updates for this series (`hermesConfigDir` and
placeholder, Memory section's enable/disable/toggleFailed copy, and
the reworded `schemaMigratedV12` warning) in zh/en/ja together.
Drops the v11→v12 providers-dict compat layer: CC Switch now only
reads/writes `custom_providers:`, leaving migrated `providers:` dict
entries to Hermes Web UI for reconciliation (Hermes' runtime already
merges both shapes via `get_compatible_custom_providers`). The
`schema_migrated_v12` health warning now points users there when a
dict-migrated config is detected.
Adds forward-compat merge to `set_provider`: when updating an existing
entry, on-disk fields the UI payload didn't submit (e.g. Hermes-only
`request_timeout_seconds`, `key_env`) are carried over. Without this,
editing one field via CC Switch would silently strip the rest.
Adds `set_memory_enabled` + `set_hermes_memory_enabled` Tauri command
for the upcoming memory-switch UI. Writes go through a merge-aware
section replacement so character budgets and external-provider fields
survive toggle operations.
Removes four dict-only helpers (`normalize_providers_dict_entry_for_read`,
`rename_alias_key`, `json_obj_non_empty_str`,
`resolve_provider_name_from_yaml_entry`) and the multi-section write
helper. Simplifies `get_providers` / `remove_provider` / health scan
back to list-only. Replaces nine obsolete dict-related tests with
`set_provider_preserves_unknown_fields_on_update` and
`set_memory_enabled_preserves_other_fields`.
Hermes has no slash-prompt concept (templates live as Skills), so the
Prompts tab for the Hermes app was always empty. Swap the toolbar Book
button for a Brain button that opens a new Memory panel editing
~/.hermes/memories/{MEMORY,USER}.md — Hermes' first-class memory store
which its Web UI exposes only as on/off toggles, never as an editor.
The panel shows each file in its own tab with a character-budget bar
read from config.yaml's nested memory.* section (memory_char_limit /
user_char_limit, default 2200 / 1375). Edits are written atomically;
Hermes picks them up on the next session start per MemoryStore.
Also extract useDarkMode to src/hooks/useDarkMode.ts — the codebase
already repeats the same MutationObserver pattern in 12+ places; this
PR introduces the shared hook and uses it once, leaving the migration
of the other copies to a follow-up.
Slim the Hermes surface in CC Switch to match its core positioning —
cross-client provider switching and shared MCP/prompts/skills — and
delegate deep configuration (model, agent, env, skills, cron, logs)
to the Hermes Web UI at http://127.0.0.1:9119.
- Drop AgentPanel/EnvPanel/ModelPanel and their mutation commands,
hooks, types, and i18n keys across zh/en/ja.
- Add open_hermes_web_ui Tauri command that probes /api/status and
launches the URL in the system browser. Hermes injects its own
session token into the returned HTML, so CC Switch doesn't need
to touch auth.
- Surface the launcher from the Hermes toolbar and the health banner
via a shared useOpenHermesWebUI() hook; the offline error code is
defined once per side and referenced across the contract.
- Keep read-only access to model.provider so ProviderList can still
highlight the active supplier; apply_switch_defaults continues to
write the top-level model section when switching providers.
Net diff: +152 / -1253.
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