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Release history — all CodePulse updates in one place - Page 9

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fixMarch 31, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.57 — Wait Quietly Stop Loop Root-Cause Fix

Root-cause fix for the Wait Quietly stop loop. The bridge now returns an empty response instead of a decision:block that injected wait_for_instructions and cycled 28 times.

Bug Fixes (TAB-540)

Fixed: Wait Quietly stop loop (GitHub Issue #32) — The previous decision: "block" + "Call wait_for_instructions" bridge response was the wrong protocol. Bridge blocked Claude with a tool injection; Claude called wait_for_instructions; Claude stopped; the stop hook fired again; the bridge blocked again. Each cycle was roughly eight seconds and a real user submitted 28 iterations before intervening. Fix: return empty {} from the bridge for suppressed stops — Claude interprets this as a clean stop with no tool injection and no message. The PowerShell hook now explicitly filters {} from stdout to match bash behavior. Both hook scripts now check stop_hook_active and exit immediately when true, per official Anthropic stop-hook guidance. Hook scripts auto-reinstall on service start, so no manual action is required.

improvementMarch 31, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.56 — Setup Wizard Simplified

Setup wizard collapsed from 4 steps to 3 by removing the API key fields. Both keys remain accessible in the Configuration panel with descriptive hints.

Improvements

Setup wizard no longer asks for API keys — The first-run wizard asked new users for OpenAI and Anthropic API keys during initial setup, creating unnecessary friction. Premium users using the proxy do not need these keys. Free users do not need them for the core Telegram and Claude Code flow. Steps Welcome → Telegram → API Keys → Summary are condensed to Welcome → Telegram → Summary. The API key fields remain editable in the Configuration panel at any time, with contextual hints explaining that the OpenAI key is only for direct voice transcription fallback.

fixMarch 31, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.55 — Wait Quietly Cycling Fix

Removed the 5-stop counter that caused Wait Quietly suppression to cycle indefinitely — showing an approval card every 40 seconds and restarting the loop.

Bug Fixes (TAB-540)

Fixed: Wait Quietly suppression cycled every ~40 seconds — The suppressedCount >= 5 threshold reset the counter and displayed an approval card after five suppressed stops. The user dismissed the card, suppression restarted, and the cycle repeated indefinitely. Removed the counter entirely. Suppression now runs until one of three clean exit conditions fires: (1) a user message resets suppression, (2) Claude calls wait_for_instructions signaling genuine waiting, or (3) 60 seconds of inactivity auto-resolves. A 30-minute hard cap is the last-resort safety valve. This commit fixed the cycling but the underlying stop loop was not resolved until v2.3.57.

fixMarch 31, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.54 — Voice Transcription Card Rebuilt

Voice transcription cards now update in-place via editMessageText. Added an Edit button, a race condition guard, and raised the auto-confirm default from 10s to 20s.

Bug Fixes (TAB-539)

Voice transcription card now updates in place — The original transcription card sent a new Telegram message on every state change, causing multiple stacked card messages on every voice input. Card states (Sent, Edit, Cancelled) now replace the original message via editMessageText — one card per voice message, no accumulation.
New Edit button cancels the timer and prompts a correction — Tapping Edit cancels the auto-confirm timer, stores the messageId in pendingTranscriptions, and treats the next text message the user sends as the corrected transcription. Previously the only way to fix an inaccurate transcription was re-recording.
Race condition guard on auto-confirm timer — The timer callback now checks pendingTranscriptions.has(messageId) before firing. If the user already tapped Send, Edit, or Cancel at the same millisecond the timer fired, the timer exits silently instead of double-submitting.
Auto-confirm default raised from 10s to 20s — Gives users more time to review the transcription before auto-submit. Card title also changed from "Transcription" to "Voice Message".

improvementMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.53 — Plan Cards Show the Real Git Branch

Plan cards now display the actual git branch detected at plan time instead of a Haiku-generated fake. Dead voice config entries also removed.

Improvements (TAB-538)

Plan cards no longer show a fake Haiku-generated branch — Since v2.3.49 stopped creating feature branches, the plan.branch field synthesized by Haiku was never backed by a real branch. Users saw invented names like chore/extract-latest-blog-article on the plan card while actually sitting on dev. Now gitManager.getStatus(activeDir) detects the real branch at plan time and the card displays it directly. The plan.branch field was replaced with a commitType field in the plan schema, removing vestigial branch generation from Haiku entirely.
Removed dead VOICE_ENABLED and VOICE_PROVIDER config — These two environment variables were never read after the voice engine rewrite. Cleaned up .env.example, config.ts, voice-engine.ts, and fixed a broken JSDoc comment in the process.

improvementMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.52 — Upgraded Transcription Model

Upgraded the voice transcription model from whisper-1 to gpt-4o-mini-transcribe on both the service and Cloudflare Worker proxy for higher accuracy at similar cost.

Improvements

Voice transcription upgraded to gpt-4o-mini-transcribe — Replaced the older whisper-1 model with OpenAI's newer gpt-4o-mini-transcribe on both the local service path and the Cloudflare Worker proxy. The new model provides noticeably higher accuracy on technical vocabulary, proper nouns, and code identifiers at similar per-minute cost. Both transcription entry points were updated to avoid model drift between the proxy and fallback paths.

featureMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.51 — Voice Transcription Through Cloudflare Worker Proxy

Voice transcription now routes through the Cloudflare Worker proxy. Premium users get voice out of the box — no personal OpenAI API key required.

New Features (TAB-537)

Voice transcription no longer requires a user OpenAI key — Premium users can now send voice messages without supplying their own OPENAI_API_KEY. Audio flows Telegram OGG → CodePulse service → Cloudflare Worker proxy → OpenAI Whisper API → transcription, with the OpenAI key stored server-side in Worker secrets. License key is validated before forwarding. Audio files are ephemeral and never stored by the proxy. Voice usage counts against the monthly token budget. Users with their own OPENAI_API_KEY can still use it as a direct local fallback.

fixMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.50 — Branching Cleanup

Adversarial review cleanup for TAB-535. Removed dead branch creation code, fixed stale tests that asserted the old behavior, and updated the environment example file.

Bug Fixes (TAB-535)

Fixed: Dead code and stale tests after branch creation removal — After v2.3.49 removed the feature branch creation path in delegate mode, leftover branch creation code and stale tests that asserted the old branching behavior remained in git-manager.ts, git-manager.test.ts, and .env.example. All three layers were cleaned up: dead paths deleted, test assertions rewritten to verify the new current-branch detection, and the environment example updated with the corrected defaults. Net change: +22 / -123 lines.

fixMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.49 — Delegate Mode Works on Your Current Branch

Delegate mode no longer creates feature branches from hardcoded main. It now detects and works directly on your current branch, preserving project context and recent infrastructure.

Bug Fixes (TAB-535)

Fixed: Delegate mode branches from the wrong base — Every delegate task branched from GIT_DEFAULT_BASE (hardcoded to main), ignoring the branch the user was actually working on. This caused feature branches to be 37+ commits behind dev and missing all recent infrastructure, templates, and deployment config. Now the current branch is detected via git status and used directly — no feature branch is created. The user's context, MCP config, CLAUDE.md rules, and deployment pipeline all come along for free.

fixMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.48 — Focused Error Log (65KB → 12KB)

Reduced diagnostic error log from 65KB to ~12KB of focused, useful content by trimming install log noise and scoping the service log to the current session.

Bug Fixes (TAB-534)

Fixed: Error log submissions hit the GitHub Issues 65KB body limit — Every /support log submission was 65KB, 75% of which was install log noise from 40 identical installer runs. Useful debugging content (current session, errors, health) was often truncated out. Now the install log is trimmed to the last [Init] Installer marker, the service log is filtered to the current PID for session-only entries, repetitive Flushing batch / Decision recorded / Bridge request resolved / Batch resolved spam lines are excluded, and per-section byte budgets are enforced (install: 2KB, service: 30KB, error: 5KB).

improvementMarch 30, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.53 — Plan Cards Show the Real Git Branch

Plan cards now display the actual git branch detected at plan time instead of a Haiku-generated fake. Dead voice config entries also removed.

Improvements (TAB-538)

Plan cards no longer show a fake Haiku-generated branch — Since v2.3.49 stopped creating feature branches, the plan.branch field synthesized by Haiku was never backed by a real branch. Users saw invented names like chore/extract-latest-blog-article on the plan card while actually sitting on dev. Now gitManager.getStatus(activeDir) detects the real branch at plan time and the card displays it directly. The plan.branch field was replaced with a commitType field in the plan schema, removing vestigial branch generation from Haiku entirely.
Removed dead VOICE_ENABLED and VOICE_PROVIDER config — These two environment variables were never read after the voice engine rewrite. Cleaned up .env.example, config.ts, voice-engine.ts, and fixed a broken JSDoc comment in the process.