[Release] V0.0.9: Features and improvements

[anchenqlw]

Scope: Forward API — Applies to Forward layer API (identity, session relay, channels, schedules, etc.)

✨ New

• Forward Mode now supports a template-based Agent delivery flow for enterprise integrations, covering Identity, Template, Resource, Session, Schedule, and Channel resources
• Identity and Identity Config can inject user-specific configuration, including tools, Skills, files, Memory Stores, environment variables, and session defaults
• Forward Session APIs now support session creation, event sending, SSE event reading or streaming, thread management, and session archival
• Schedule APIs now support scheduled, one-time, and manual tasks, with execution results pushed to IM channels
• Channel capabilities now support IM message send/receive, QR binding, channel sessions, WeChat approval, and file intake scenarios
• Resource Registry provides a unified way to register and reuse files, Skills, Memory Stores, and other Agent runtime resources
• Schedule now supports automatic due-task scanning and dispatch, creating runs and triggering Agent execution when scheduled tasks become due
• Fair scheduling by user and Identity helps prevent one user or identity from consuming all scheduling capacity
• Dispatch lease, owner fencing, and recoverable runs improve execution consistency across multiple service instances
• PostgreSQL wakeup notifications can wake the scheduler after schedule trigger times change, reducing pure polling delay
• Schedule runtime parameters can now be adjusted dynamically, with local configuration used as startup fallback

🔧 Improvements

• CAS, Channel Gateway, RocketMQ, PostgreSQL, and Redis dependencies are integrated so Forward can manage business identity, resource mounting, and session isolation
• Authentication passthrough, input validation, idempotency, observability, startup migration, and regression testing have been strengthened to reduce integration risk
• File resources, Memory Store handling, template metadata completion, and event filtering are improved for more reliable session materialization and resource mounting
• SSE long connections, message consumption, readiness probes, and graceful shutdown flows are improved for better service stability
• Temporary downstream errors can defer execution, reducing the impact of short CAS or channel outages on scheduled task success rates
• Session send_events now enforces request size and event count limits to protect service stability from oversized requests
• Logs record event types only and no longer print event payloads, reducing the risk of sensitive content exposure
• Fixed channel approval turn-flush timing, duplicate relay publish, and slash command session reset issues
• RocketMQ wiring, health check references, and the local run schedule tool flow are improved to keep test tooling aligned with runtime behavior