chore(acp): bump dirac, grok, nova and pi registry pins to probed versions - #739
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Summary
Scheduled ACP Registry version sync. Four npx pins drifted since #728; each bump is backed by a fresh serial ACP probe of the exact pinned version. Lock-only change plus the three lock-derived test assertions that embed pi's version — no metadata, migration or entrypoint edits.
dirac-cli@xai-official/grok-32000, "no auth method id provided")@compass-ai/nova-32000, "Click Nova Setup to configure your API keys", advertising akore-terminal-authterminal method)pi-acp-32000, advertisingpi_terminal_login)All four meet the release-lock criterion:
initializesucceeds andsession/neweither succeeds or returns a clearly classified authentication/configuration requirement. Probes ran serially (cold npx downloads contend and produce false timeouts when parallelised), with no inherited HOME or credentials.The other 7 Registry-pinned packages (autohand, codebuddy, deepagents, dimcode, glm-acp-agent, kilo, sigit) match the snapshot exactly — no drift. Package names and entrypoint args are unchanged for all 11. Drifted but not upgraded: none. The
mimo-codeandompentries are non-Registry builtins (noregistry_json_id) and are correctly excluded from drift reconciliation.Observation, not a blocker: nova 1.1.30 self-reports
agentInfo.name = "kore-cli",version = "1.0.0"— neither matches the product name nor the package version. The Registry/public-page identity (Nova by Compass AI) and the package are unchanged, andinitializesucceeded, so the pin is still evidenced; recorded here in case the vendor's identity fields matter to a later audit.Registry snapshot
v2026.07.31-19e2d4cofagentclientprotocol/registry(newest release at audit time), fetched via the versioned CDN path for reproducibility.Validation
cargo test -p aionui-runtime -p aionui-ai-agent— passjust pushgate (migration check, lint, fmt,cargo nextest run --workspace) — passAIONUI_LOG_DIRunset (pre-existing environment sensitivity, see chore(acp): bump registry npx lock to probed versions #695)registry_npx_lock.rs,factory/acp.rs,services/availability/mod.rs).npx_cache_repair.rskeeps itspi-acp@0.0.31fixture literal: it exercises cache-path construction, not the release lock.Logging
No logging changes: lock-only version bumps; existing startup/session error paths already identify a failing agent by backend.