cloudflare/agents @cloudflare/think@0.8.6

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Patch Changes

• #1613 124a47a Thanks @threepointone! - Introduce the first Think framework layer for convention-driven agent apps.

  This release adds a manifest-driven Vite plugin that discovers agents from the
  agents/ directory, generates a Worker entrypoint and virtual framework
  modules, derives stable Durable Object class names, and merges framework-owned
  Worker config defaults with user Wrangler config. It also keeps the Think Vite
  plugin usable directly in normal Vite plugin arrays.

  The framework now supports optional app server entries, manifest-scoped friendly
  agent and sub-agent routing, deterministic route surfaces, colocated skill
  detection, Worker Loader requirement diagnostics, and explicit diagnostics for
  unsupported nested sub-agent conventions. Think currently supports top-level
  agents and one sub-agent layer; deeper nesting is rejected with guidance so that
  the routing and lifecycle model can be designed deliberately.

  This framework layer is experimental: both the Vite plugin (once, on build
  start) and the think CLI (on startup) emit a notice that the API may change
  or be removed in any release. The core Think agent runtime is unchanged.

  The Think CLI now includes think init, think inspect, and think types.
  think init scaffolds a minimal Workers/Vite Think app, safely handles prompted
  or named target directories, refuses unsafe migrations, and installs npm
  dependencies by default. think inspect exposes manifest/config diagnostics in
  text or JSON, while think types generates Think-owned declarations and can
  optionally compose with Wrangler type generation.

  This release also adds host-framework coverage for React Router and TanStack
  Start, updates examples to use the convention-first framework shape, and hardens
  Agents/worker-bundler virtual modules for bundled skill compatibility.

• #1695 b545e86 Thanks @threepointone! - Add a --template flag to think init and a programmatic @cloudflare/think/cli entry point. think init now scaffolds from the repo's starter templates (locally, or via an injected fetcher) instead of generating a single inline app. This is what powers the new create-think package.