Weekly development log 2026‑W39: Give every capability a durable home · partial week

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What changed

As of the September 24 GitHub main snapshot, W39 has 33 commits and 15 tagged releases from 1.80.1 through 1.87.0. The week connected generated media, Knowledge Space, and the underlying capability runtime: music moved through the LiteLLM gateway, users can download generated media, document work gained a pgvector-backed space, and the Base/Add-on boundary became a registry, approval, ownership, and job-runtime system.

• Video follow-ups pass duration and aspect ratio through the orchestrator and suppress corrupted captions. Logfare joined the BYOK provider catalog, while local non-chat models for embeddings and music became selectable in capability assignments (#973, #975, #979).
• Music generation arrived through music.generate on the DGX ACE-Step 1.5 gateway, then moved to ACE-Step XL turbo. Chat can now download generated media, with corrections to source music and video duration metadata (#977, #981–#982).
• The Base/Add-on integration defined a Capability Registry, execution approval, artifact ownership, Job Runtime, and a media runtime add-on. A follow-up repaired the administrator add-on toggle's SQL typing and job polling leases, parallel progress, and retry-budget handling (#984, #986, #992).
• Hard-coded prompts, LLM parameters, thresholds, and timers moved into config and prompt sources. A security repair restored all external connectivity after an undici 8 incompatibility in safeFetch (#990, #994).
• Knowledge Space introduced a document-backed, pgvector RAG workspace as a general Base extension. Its first fixes aligned route contracts, restored Space detail views, and addressed profile saving, retries, citation-number conflicts, and reindex handoff races (#996, #998, #1001).
• The latest releases unify role and capability assignments into model slots, recover truncated simple Planner plans, and show the responding model in real time (#1003, #1005).

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How this week was reconstructed

This week is still in progress. Counts and claims stop at the GitHub main snapshot of September 24, 2026, 15:57 KST (4aab9532). Counts include release commits and use KST week boundaries; changelog release dates may use a different timezone.

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Team identity and project roles

OpenMake Team is the community identity; openmake_llm is the software project; OpenMake is the product name. Non-developer maker riskpw leads openmake_llm through vibe coding, and professional developer rocky supports its development.