GlirOS 0.1.68
Tool calls from small models
Desktop app
- Small local models often write a tool call as "weather.forecast" with a call name added; GlirOS now reads that correctly, so the call runs instead of the model saying the tool isn't available.
- Model test: the run without GlirOS's help now lists the test tools the way it asks for the call, and a plan follows the steps the task asks for. Results from before 0.1.68 aren't directly comparable for tools and plans.
- The bell badge on GlirOS's taskbar button comes back when you open the window again from the tray; before, only the tray icon showed it.
- Model test: a plan that starts with "Write the script to …" is no longer marked as writing first, and Compare says how far a Quick test can swing an area.
- Gemma 4 models' own way of writing a tool call is now understood, so their calls run.
- Model test: tool calls without GlirOS's help are read the way a plain app reads them, connectors are tested as the app uses them, and several calls in one reply all run.
- GlirOS's code check no longer reports SVG filter and animation tags (such as a blur or a glow) as errors, so a drawing that was right isn't sent back to the model to be "fixed".
- Small models that misspell GlirOS ("GliOS") are told the right spelling, and the name is put right in their answers, on screen and read aloud.
Web version
- Small local models often write a tool call as "weather.forecast" with a call name added; GlirOS now reads that correctly, so the call runs instead of the model saying the tool isn't available.
- Gemma 4 models' own way of writing a tool call is now understood, so their calls run.
- GlirOS's code check no longer reports SVG filter and animation tags (such as a blur or a glow) as errors, so a drawing that was right isn't sent back to the model to be "fixed".
- Small models that misspell GlirOS ("GliOS") are told the right spelling, and the name is put right in their answers, on screen and read aloud.