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• chore: license #107
• chore: rename gigacode to @sandbox-agent/gigacode #105
• chore: update gigacode published packages #104
• feat: customize opencode branding #103
• chore: update readme #98
• fix: consistent turn.completed signal and OpenCode session.idle timing #97
• feat: model list #96
• fix: opencode compat tool call rendering and default to no-token #95
• feat: gigacode #92 👈 (View in Graphite)
• feat: add anycode daemonized opencode CLI and docs #90
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Code Review

Found 3 issues that need to be addressed:

1. Missing newline in format string (cli.rs:579)

File: server/packages/sandbox-agent/src/cli.rs
Line: 579

The format string is missing a newline between "powered by:" and "- OpenCode". This produces malformed output where the colon runs directly into the bullet dash instead of starting the bullet list on a new line.

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2. Missing Windows crate feature (Cargo.toml:45)

File: server/packages/sandbox-agent/Cargo.toml
Line: 45

The daemon.rs file uses windows::Win32::System::Threading APIs (OpenProcess, GetExitCodeProcess, PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION), but the windows crate dependency does not include the Win32_System_Threading feature. Without this feature, the code will fail to compile on Windows targets.

The features array should include "Win32_System_Threading".

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3. Linux install script does not handle ARM64 architecture (gigacode-install.sh:35)

File: scripts/release/static/gigacode-install.sh
Line: 35

The Linux branch unconditionally uses the x86_64 binary without checking the architecture. On ARM64/aarch64 Linux systems, this will download the x86_64 binary which will not execute.

The macOS branch correctly handles this by checking ARCH for both x86_64 and arm64. The Linux branch should do the same.

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• Feb 6, 10:55 AM UTC: @NathanFlurry merged this pull request with Graphite.