🚀 CodeBuddy Code v2.168.2 Release

Note: v2.168.1 was not successfully released. This version re-releases all of its content.

📦 Version Information

Component	Version
CodeBuddy Code CLI	v2.168.2
Agent SDK JS	v0.3.282
Agent SDK Python	v0.3.281

🔧 Improvements

New TUI Sessions Default to PTC Mode

When a new blank session is created in the interactive terminal without an explicitly specified Agent, a configured default mode, or a saved previous selection, it now defaults to PTC mode.

• After switching back to standard mode with /agent-mode, the choice is remembered, and the next launch will not automatically switch back to PTC.
• Use --agent cli to explicitly start in standard mode.
• SDK, non-interactive invocations, ACP, background sessions, and resumed sessions keep their existing behavior; standard mode is still used when the main Agent master switch is turned off.

🐛 Bug Fixes

More Reliable File Paths in the Web UI

Relative paths in conversations are now resolved against the current session's working directory, with continued lookup in parent directories and project files; a candidate menu is provided for files with the same name.

• Supports file names with line numbers, line and column numbers, multiple line numbers, and file links in Markdown.
• After the assistant finishes its output, file existence is verified, and only real files are shown as clickable links, avoiding load failures that only surface after clicking.

Multi-Agent Collaboration Restored

• Consistent model selection: Default lite sub-Agents without a separately configured model follow the model selected in the current session, including custom models.
• Channel quote replies: Quote replies received later by busy members keep the message number and the quoted original text, avoiding misaligned replies.
• Team lead permissions: After creating sub-Agents, the lead can still speak in the channel and update the task board normally.
• Hooks plugin compatibility: Fixed tool calls by expert team members and the leader in subsequent turns being incorrectly intercepted.

Session Resume and Terminal Experience

• Large image results no longer freeze the terminal: Inline images such as screenshots are shown as brief summaries, and very long text no longer leaves the UI unresponsive for extended periods.
• Task list restored correctly: After resuming an interrupted session, the list shows the current progress again; Chinese and other non-English titles no longer have ing incorrectly appended.
• More accurate context usage: Updated usage is shown after compaction and stays consistent across configuration switches and session resumes, while cumulative billing remains unchanged.
• Retrying failed requests: Harness can retry the current failed request without creating duplicate user input, and supports resuming from saved history.
• Native runtime error recovery: Fixed tool exceptions failing to self-correct, misjudged step limits, and inaccurate classification of cancellations and permission denials.

Connections, Search, and Mods

• More stable WeCom bot connections: Auto-connect from a newly opened command-line process no longer preempts a bot connection that is currently serving; it can reconnect automatically after a manual takeover ends.
• Mod Hook logs: Mods that load normally no longer falsely report "invalid hook configuration format".
• Search sources preserved: Search results whose URLs are hidden for compliance still keep their summaries and source information.

Sandbox and Safe Deletion

• Batch safe deletion: Fixed approved batch deletions still failing in standalone binaries; approval and rejection results are now saved correctly.
• Session authorization reuse and isolation: Reduced repeated approvals caused by security center restarts; switching or releasing sessions no longer mixes up rules or clears other sessions' restricted rules, and expired protected entries still require re-approval.
• Command completion and cancellation: Results are returned only after file operations and cleanup finish; cancellation timeouts no longer falsely report a trusted exit, and cleanup failures clearly indicate that files may have been modified.
• Sandbox resource compatibility: Fixed validation conflicts between the Desktop local sandbox package and the deletion tool, with clear errors when resources are incomplete; the user approval flow for batch deletion is preserved even when the security center is temporarily unavailable.
• Windows terminal selection: Gateway correctly selects an available PowerShell from PATH, preventing terminal detection from blocking requests.
• macOS tool output: Safe deletion and related command output in the signed IDE no longer include Electron environment variable warnings.