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@WhiteHades WhiteHades commented Aug 20, 2026

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This draft PR exports a full local sync workspace, audits upstream changes since UPSTREAM_REVISION, and ports Linux-relevant behavior into the native C23 implementation without copying Swift/AppKit implementation files.

Current upstream audit target: steipete/CodexBar@d94c71acfc00fc09bef284d888000042ead66d79 (109 commits in the inclusive f74117a..d94c71ac ledger).

Current audit status:

  • ported: 6
  • already covered by the native architecture: 52
  • non-Linux: 44
  • superseded: 7
  • pending: 0

Portable changes added in this update include Command Code Pro v1, Alibaba Personal empty-success retry, Amp bold-label parsing, OpenCode Go percentage units, and bounded local Cursor/Antigravity cost history. Antigravity supports both tokscale JSONL and read-only SQLite/protobuf history; Cursor dashboard-cookie behavior remains macOS-specific.

UPSTREAM_REVISION is now d94c71acfc00fc09bef284d888000042ead66d79.

WhiteHades and others added 28 commits August 13, 2026 18:22
Merge the previously unmerged C23 parity phases covering provider parsing, billing, quota semantics, local cost/session behavior, independent providers, and runtime reliability. Final commit-level disposition remains part of the parent upstream sync.
Merge the verified provider-authentication parity work into the upstream synchronization branch after the GCC 14 and Clang test matrix passed.
@WhiteHades WhiteHades changed the title sync: port upstream main through 2026-08-20 sync: port upstream through current head Aug 27, 2026
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