agnostic-ai v0.68.0: init selects your detected tools

Agnostic-ai released v0.68.0, changing the `init` command so it selects only the tools it detects rather than enabling every target; automation that relied on the old behavior must add `--all` to that command. The release also makes `import all` and its dry run skip entry files pointing outside the project (#1138, #1139, #1141, #1142), has Cursor `sync` warn when emitted `BUGBOT.md` files exceed Bugbot's file or review budget (#1125, #1126), and lets `init` and `import all` recognize a root `CLAUDE.md` or `GEMINI.md` as an existing setup (#1137). Cursor Bugbot's team, repository, and project rules share a 100,000-character review budget, so a file under the limit can still be omitted, and agnostic-ai warns for emitted files.

What to do 1. If your automation relied on init enabling every target, add --all to that command one flag per command . Nothing else needs action. What changed - import all and its dry run skip entry files that point outside the project 1138, 1139, 1141, 1142 . - Cursor sync warns when emitted BUGBOT.md files exceed Bugbot's file or review budget 1125, 1126 . - init and import all recognize a root CLAUDE.md or GEMINI.md as an existing setup 1137 . Everything else is in the GitHub release notes https://github.com/Chemaclass/agnostic-ai/releases/tag/v0.68.0 . Upstream CLI and model news - Cursor Bugbot docs checked 2026-09-25 : team, repository, and project rules share a 100,000-character review budget, so a file below the limit can still be omitted. agnostic-ai warns for emitted files; use Cursor's verbose review to see the full set. State: supported. Bugbot rules https://cursor.com/docs/bugbot rule-limits