yetone/magpie-releases v0.1.388

magpie v0.1.388

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Features

• Added custom masking rules in Settings → Privacy. You can define your own sensitive-value patterns using a prefix or regular expression, choose a placeholder name, and get clear validation feedback for invalid rules.
• Gateway and relay keys such as oc_sk_... and or_sk_... are now automatically masked wherever they appear, including inside JSON strings.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a routing issue when moving a conversation from Grok to Codex through ChatGPT: a refusal after a codex.rate_limits event was treated as a reply and passed to Codex. The system now catches these refusals, retries without the sealed reasoning, and leaves the refused content out of later turns.

Improvements

• Improved secret detection for fields named key: they are only masked when the value is a 16+ character mix of letters and digits, avoiding false positives like sort_key or obj.key.
• Unified masking rule definitions so built-in secret names and markers stay consistent, and made placeholder names stable when multiple rules match the same value.

Install

Download from usemagpie.ai, or curl -fsSL https://usemagpie.ai/install.sh | sh. An installed magpie updates itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): magpie-darwin-arm64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): magpie-darwin-amd64.dmg
• Windows: magpie-windows-amd64.exe (ARM: magpie-windows-arm64.exe)
• Linux: magpie-linux-amd64 / magpie-linux-arm64 (needs GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1)
• Terminal only: magpie-cli-<os>-<arch>