chore(deps): update fro-bot/agent to v0.98.4 - #354
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This PR contains the following updates:
v0.98.3→v0.98.4Release Notes
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What's new
Session state now survives across mention-triggered runs. Previously,
issue_commentandissuesevents receive a read-only Actions cache token, so every write was silently denied — the agent reported "Cache saved" but nothing persisted, and each mention started cold. This release wires an S3 backend as durable storage for those triggers, restoring continuity without touching thepull_requestpath, which already had a writable token and is left unchanged.Two non-obvious wiring details shaped the implementation. Credentials are resolved through the ambient AWS SDK chain rather than action inputs, and
AWS_*variables are filtered from the agent child process so the model's bash never sees them. The SSE encryption type is set explicitly toaws:s3— left unset, the SDK defaults toaws:kms, which would fail against a bucket with no KMS grants in its IAM policy. Both details, along with the full four-action IAM policy required (s3:GetObject,s3:PutObject,s3:DeleteObject, ands3:ListBucket— the list action being necessary for restore and its absence otherwise causing a silent cold-start), are now documented. #1381Two operational learnings from the S3 work are captured in
docs/solutions/. The first covers how an IAM policy derived only from the save path silently disables restore:adapter.listreturns aResultrather than throwing, so a deniedListObjectsV2logs one warning and reports the store empty — the run stays green and sessions start cold indefinitely. The second documents the architectural reason a mention-triggered run cannot clear aCHANGES_REQUESTEDreview:resolveResponseSurfacekeys the output surface off the triggering event, and allowing a comment-initiated run to unblock a PR would make review dismissal one comment away for anyone who can comment. #1383The living documentation (README, ARCHITECTURE, STRUCTURE, SECURITY) was refreshed to reflect the S3-first restore and Actions cache fallback ordering, the correct four-action IAM policy, the coordination-lock architecture, and the current workflow inventory and trigger coverage. #1384
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0.98.4 (2026-08-12)
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