diff --git a/.github/band-agent/prs.txt b/.github/band-agent/prs.txt index 2b0d06cfc..ca277bb25 100644 --- a/.github/band-agent/prs.txt +++ b/.github/band-agent/prs.txt @@ -1,13 +1,12 @@ # Our open upstream pull requests (band-ai/band-sdk-python), applied in this order # at their current heads. "N after M" marks N as stacked on M: while M is open, only # N's own changes on top of M are applied. +841 +874 after 841 857 -763 -854 after 763 853 855 856 after 855 -795 after 763 843 849 after 843 844 @@ -16,5 +15,8 @@ 846 after 844 852 after 846 845 after 844 -848 after 763 850 after 844 +763 after 874 +854 after 763 +795 after 763 +848 after 763 diff --git a/FORK-CHANGES.md b/FORK-CHANGES.md index ae5a910de..518e2fbce 100644 --- a/FORK-CHANGES.md +++ b/FORK-CHANGES.md @@ -34,9 +34,18 @@ Copilot/ACP #853 replaces #799, native OMP #854 replaces #798, Codex #855 replaces #797, and Claude #856 replaces #800. Native OMP follows #763; Claude follows #855. All corrections stay in those source branches, not in generated SDK commits. -Backlog recovery #857 likewise replaces #730 without changing its source head. +Backlog recovery #857 likewise replaces #730; its source branch was rebased +onto current `main` on 2026-10-20 after the test reorg moved its files. Every selected upstream pull request is maintained from this fork. +The typed agent activity stack (Band's INT-1744) is carried through #841, +whose branch inherits the merged #839 and the #840 delivery work, with our +#874 stacked after #841: it gates tool names in the activity detail on the +adapter's tool-narration choice, pending the producers adopting the same +rule. Because #763 deletes `omp_acp.py` while #841 edits it, #763 lists +`after 874` so its removal composes once; the native OMP activity hooks +(tool and permission) land on #763's own branch. + Native OMP catalogs (#848) use `after 763`: their branch inherits the native adapter and transplanted copies of #844's shared changes, not #844's head. Identical shared, Windows Job and ACP cleanup corrections carried by multiple