- Default routing rule (user decision, 15 Oct 2026): repeating/scheduled work goes to the AITURK IDE bot as a cron job; coding stays in Codex (itself or its subagents); 'Codex' or 'sen yap' keeps everything in Codex.
- Settings > Codex Bağlama: choice (recommended / send large work / never / custom text) with a text box and restore-default; written to bridge.json aiturk_hat.
- Bridge re-reads aiturk_hat when bridge.json changes: no restart. IDE apply keeps aiturk_hat instead of wiping it.
- Bridge version 20, IDE 1.0.0-beta.40. Jev untouched.
Owner request, 14 October 2026: use the decision model (Jev / Celeris) at
several stages, let Dify supply the rules, code it without new bugs.
Every new stage is switched on in Settings > Kademeli Gecis and starts
disabled, so the upgrade changes no behaviour by itself.
- Settings schema 2 (Python and TypeScript validate the same rules); a
schema 1 file is filled from the defaults. Default chain is now
Katman-1 -> Katman-2 -> Katman-3 with Katman-3, Chat-Model and
bekci-sesli-bekci always passing (owner decision of the same day).
- watchModels: the Bekci correction channel follows a settings list
instead of the hard-coded Sesli-Hizli-Zeki.
- prefilter: a predicted refusal starts the step at the chosen layer.
- autoRoute: virtual "Otomatik" model; one decision per user turn picks
the combo, tool steps of the same turn keep it.
- finishCheck: an answer that stops early goes back to the same model once.
- A layer whose window cannot hold the request is skipped.
- policy: stage rules from a Dify workflow (karar_politikasi.py), fetched
in the background, validated, last good copy kept; turns never wait.
- karar_sor.py: verifierCheck for the dynamic-workflow acceptance step.
- Bridge version 19, IDE 1.0.0-beta.39.
Tests: 299 bridge tests, 36 electron tests; live run on a side bridge
(port 8797) with Celeris and the AITURK gateway for every stage.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A model picked on the phone only arrives with a typed message that starts a turn. The bridge now
handles "modeli X yap" itself: per-chat routing, same-turn handover when a model is working,
truthful answer to "which model", and a lone "." joining a running turn no longer cuts the work.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Measured with the unmodified Codex binary on 10 Oct 2026:
- real context windows per model (NanoGPT list, local table, combo = its
smallest member, capped at the summarizer's window) so Codex compacts by
itself when switching to a smaller model; an overflow guard trims
oversized old parts and reports what still does not fit
- classic tools instead of code mode for external models: GLM 0/3 -> 3/3,
Qwen 0/3 -> 2/3 on simple tool tasks, Claude/cx/Gemini unchanged
- phase (commentary / final_answer) on external assistant messages
- an answer cut by the client is carried to the next turn once
- images stay for vision-capable targets
- summary brake stops tight loops, not frequent compaction
- permanent gateway errors and tool-less targets fail at once with a
readable message instead of five reconnects
- a lone "." (used to apply a model change in voice) is answered locally
- the bridge listens within seconds; the IDE waits 45 s for it
Release: AITURK IDE 1.0.0-beta.26.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Model switch lost the conversation: on 10 Oct a 1 MB thread was compacted by the
newly selected small model into 2201 characters. The compaction summary for a bridge
model is now written by a subscription model (ozet_kopru.ozet_modeli, default
gpt-6.1-sol); if that request is refused before it starts, the target model is used
as before. A summary far shorter than the conversation warrants is not accepted:
Codex gets response.failed and keeps the history.
The line under each added model no longer repeats its name. Teams show their
members, fallback chains their order, single models their provider and the traits
readable from the name; the text fits one phone row (30 characters).
Also normalizes tool call ids in the streamed response so Codex persists ids the
subscription backend accepts (fc_ -> ctc_), and bumps the bridge protocol to 6.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codex only received combos and the models named in the IDE config, so none of
the models behind the providers added to 9Router showed up. Those single
models are now always added; 9Router's combos stay hidden. The copy of the
same model that comes through OmniRoute is still added only when the IDE
config names it, so each model is listed once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HRDGW1LiKcDUZYUdKBoWYW
Combos that come from 9Router, directly or through the gateway's 9router
provider, are no longer added to Codex's model list; the gateway's own combos
keep their plain names. The IDE no longer leaves a config.toml backup behind:
turning the setting off already restores the file byte for byte.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HRDGW1LiKcDUZYUdKBoWYW
Codex compresses request bodies with zstd. The agent venv is Python 3.11, which
has no zstd in its standard library, so every Codex request failed on a fresh
install. The matching zstandard build now ships beside the bridge; the status
endpoint reports ok=false when bodies cannot be read, and the IDE then leaves
Codex's config alone. A running bridge from an older build is replaced, and
"Sync now" makes the bridge re-read the IDE session at once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HRDGW1LiKcDUZYUdKBoWYW
Settings → Codex Bağlama runs the bundled bridge for an OpenAI Codex install on
the same computer: the IDE's models and combos appear in Codex and switching
models keeps the conversation. The IDE points Codex's openai_base_url at the
bridge only after the bridge answers, keeps it running across logins, and
removes every trace when the setting is turned off. A Codex that already uses
another base URL is left untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HRDGW1LiKcDUZYUdKBoWYW
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