Faster Dashboard startup, OpenCode, and safer worktrees

Large workspaces now become usable sooner, with recent workflow and agent activity loading before older history. This release also gives OpenCode a clearer setup path and protects local changes when workflow cleanup cannot finish immediately.

A faster start for busy workspaces

Dashboard startup now loads the first useful window of workflows, runs, sessions, and pull requests before fetching older records. Controls remain available while background data catches up, and Safari no longer waits indefinitely when local browser storage is blocked.

OpenCode setup that explains what is needed

OpenCode now appears as a provided runtime in agent setup. Instead of a generic setup state, Desktop and CLI tell you whether the runtime needs installation, consent, authentication, or an update.

Runtime icons can supply light and dark variants, and agent activity groups verbose provider insight events into a more readable timeline.

Safer workflow cleanup and handoff

If a workflow cannot clean up its worktree, One Horizon retains the checkout and offers a resumable recovery path instead of deleting uncommitted work. Direct links to tasks and initiatives also carry enough workspace context to open reliably.

Research documents now use a clearer structure for findings, evidence, options, and recommendations. Completed Plan and Research documents remain closed when downstream steps start.

Improved

• Unattended local workers can use an explicit trusted developer-host access profile
• Awaiting-input messages show the actual question and action needed
• Workflow payloads avoid repeating full task details on every step
• Pull request warnings appear at the right time and explain what happened

Fixes

• Workflow completion accepts persisted recovery metadata without returning a server error
• Failed workflows retain dirty local branches and worktrees for recovery
• Research integrity checks ignore harmless Git metadata changes from sibling worktrees
• Windows workers recover from authentication prompts more reliably
• Rich text images and slash commands behave consistently while editing
• The website menu remains usable at narrower desktop sizes