Changelog

Worker Pilot release: a signed-in user can evaluate unattended automation for 14 days with no card and no task cap, with server-authoritative activation and expiry, while worker auth and license state resolve under the workspace.

Team-aware relay routing release: instant tracker events now carry the workspace team, so several boards of the same tracker can each hold their own relay registration and dispatch only to that exact team, and the shared workspace `.env` can namespace credentials per team.

Reliability patch: agent worktrees now initialize submodules before dependency installation, sandbox grants classify symlinks by their targets so OpenCode state directories are allowed correctly, and registered repositories prefer their workspace credential layers over the checkout's local `.env`.

Self-updating worker release: an idle worker keeps itself current from the npm registry, task polling fills free concurrency slots instead of stalling after the first batch, and worker-generated PRs no longer include DevIntern runtime files.

Actioned-ticket release: the worker now records every ticket it opens a PR for and keeps it out of the sweep until the ticket genuinely changes, so label-based trackers stop re-implementing the same open issue in a loop, with per-repo GitHub credentials for fleet events and steadier PR watching when GitHub returns 404.

GitLab code-host release: merge requests can now be created, reviewed, kept current, and CI-repaired on GitLab.com or a Self-Managed instance, the worker connects every code host in one pass, scheduled automations choose per entry whether they open a PR, and the activation path reports where setup gets stuck.

Throughput and cost-control release: host-level agent concurrency is now bounded behind an explicit acknowledgement, the auto-review loop caps itself earlier by default, and a stale persisted harness no longer warns on every restart.

Worker convenience release: `worker init` can install and start the background service for you, agent reasoning effort is configurable across harnesses, every prepared worktree gets its dependencies installed, and the Sentry watcher stays quiet until it picks something up.

Sentry-driven autonomy release: the worker now watches Sentry for production errors and fixes them automatically, fails over across agent harnesses when usage limits hit, and reports its own crashes to Sentry.

Relay-first worker release: central-App GitHub auth with verified pairing, serialized review feedback, and a more trustworthy dashboard run list.

Patch release: verified relay GitHub pairing (requires the deployed relay) and resolve-conflicts push reliability through PR pre-push hooks.

Worker control release: quiet hours, scheduled story-point estimation, config hot reload, dashboard retries and logs, configurable conflict resolution, PR labels — plus review-trigger and dashboard robustness fixes.

Worker resilience release: interrupted runs are recovered on startup, failure feedback no longer causes retry loops, conflict resolution reliably lands on the PR, and usage-limit detection covers every harness.

Recurring scheduled automations, Supporter licenses covering multi-repo workspace mode, anonymous CLI analytics, and pickup/sync/JSON robustness fixes.

The onboarding release: `devintern doctor`, an extended init wizard with post-setup checks, first-run rescue when running a task in an unconfigured project, and upgrade-in-place for existing setups.