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• [changed] A [model.<id>] table keeps the notice and description of the built-in or remote model it names (by id or by model), unless it sets its own. Clear an inherited notice with notice = { text = "" }. With auth_provider_command and a models endpoint, [model.<id>] tables are ignored and the endpoint’s notice is shown. The custom models guide documents this.

Under the hood

Grove-backed worktrees now have teardown and remove steps, so those worktrees can be cleaned up more completely when they go away.

Upgrade notes

If you use auth_provider_command with a models endpoint, local [model.<id>] tables no longer apply — the endpoint’s notice is what you’ll see. To drop a notice that a built-in or remote model still carries, set notice = { text = "" } on that model.