- daemon_net: close the client transport on context cancellation so the
per-connection Recv loop unblocks; otherwise wg.Wait() in the accept loop
hung on a still-connected client and the daemon never stopped.
- protocol: guard ConnTransport.Send with a mutex so the subscriber pump and
command handlers can push frames concurrently without racing the bufio.Writer.
Fixes TestDaemonDetachReattachPreservesProcess (now passes under -race).
The tab bar's row-2 summary was painted only for the active tab. Add a
per-child summaryTextFor/summaryRawFor helper (active variants now
delegate to it), carry each tab's childID on its tabRect, and loop over
all visible tabs so each renders its own summary under its column.
Layout is unchanged (still 3 rows); narrow tabs clip as before.
Resolves the per-tab summary TODO item.
The trailing CR that submits orchestrator-injected input was written
only 15ms after the body, inside TUI agents' paste-coalescing window,
so codex (and other paste-detecting agents) intermittently swallowed it
as a newline and left the message composed but unsent. Centralize the
per-piece timing in a pure pieceWriteDelay helper: keep 15ms between
body lines but give the final lone Enter a 100ms settle gap so the
agent closes the preceding burst and registers the CR as submit. Covers
send_input, send_message, timers, and the spawn initial prompt (all go
through writeInput).
Resolves the codex composer-submit TODO item.
Codex uses the osc_title_stability idle strategy, but it draws its
progress in the pane body ('Working … esc to interrupt'), not the OSC
title. The title goes stable mid-turn, so ~2s later the classifier
declared codex idle while it was still working. Add a thinking-promoter
pattern ((?i)esc to interrupt) to the codex built-in preset; classify()
checks promoter regexes against the rendered screen before the
title-stability verdict, so codex stays in thinking until the turn's
in-progress footer actually disappears.
Resolves the [CODEX IDLE] TODO item.
handleConn processed requests serially, so a slow tool (e.g.
wait_for_pattern with a 300s timeout) monopolized the single per-agent
MCP connection and every queued call timed out behind it. Handle each
request in its own goroutine, serialize responses through a per-conn
write mutex (full response written atomically, partial writes handled),
copy the request line before handing it off (bufio reuses its buffer),
and wait on a WaitGroup before closing the conn so in-flight handlers
finish cleanly. Greeting stays sequential; notifications still get no
response.
Resolves the [MCP TIMEOUT] TODO item.
Grid snapshots pad every row to the full terminal width and leave the
bottom of the screen blank, so MCP grid reads carried a lot of dead
whitespace. Add normalizeGridText (CRLF/lone-CR to LF, right-trim each
line, collapse blank runs to a single blank, drop leading/trailing
blanks) and apply it to the grid branch of GetProcessOutput only.
Stream output, raw output, and WaitForPattern matching are untouched.
Resolves the terminal-read newline/token-waste TODO item.
Agent 'Close' (agent-close) sent a single SIGTERM via Session.Kill and
never escalated, so an agent that traps/ignores SIGTERM (e.g. opencode)
stayed in the running tab bar until the user closed it again. Add
Session.Terminate, which reuses terminateAndWait (SIGTERM, wait, then
SIGKILL) but preserves the session entry so the exited pane stays
readable, and route handleChildClose's agent path through it in a
goroutine to keep the UI responsive during the stop timeout.
Resolves the opencode double-close TODO item.
Mirrors the existing scratchpad_* tools end-to-end: catalog schema,
dispatch, ToolHost.ScratchpadDelete, and a host method that delegates to
scratchpad.Store.Delete and fires scratchpadsChanged() on success so the
sidebar refreshes. Missing-pad errors surface rather than being masked.
Resolves the [MCP SCRATCHPAD DELETE] TODO item.
Each agent tab now prefixes its label with the same one-rune idle
indicator the sidebar uses (✕ error, ? permission, ◐ thinking, ○ idle,
● working), so the state of every open agent is visible without
opening or focusing each tab. Tab redraws now fire on idle-state
changes in addition to sidebar redraws.
Stale timer bodies were re-delivered to the orchestrator pane after
the parent had already processed the sub-agent's reply and called
close_process. The timer registry held no link to the child
lifecycle, so timers owned by or watching the closed child lingered
until something triggered a fire — e.g. a trailing classifier tick
for the now-removed child.
Add an OnChildClosed hook to ChildEventListener, emit it from
Session.Close (and the terminal-corpse path in reapChild), and have
the timer manager prune the registry: cancel timers owned by the
closed child; remove the closed child from each timer's watched
list (cancel the timer outright when watched empties).
Natural exit deliberately does not route through this hook — the
classifier already emits an idle transition on exit which delivers
any legitimate "fire when sub-agent finishes" semantics exactly
once; cancelling on exit would swallow that.
Toasts now render three content rows with word-wrapped bodies. The
in-toast "Ctrl-N · N more" hint is replaced by a short
"Ctrl-N · dismiss" entry on the status strip that only appears
while a notification is live.
The box stops flickering while the focused child repaints its TUI:
the overlay is stitched onto the per-chunk PTY write under outMu
and bracketed by DECSET 2026 so supporting terminals buffer the
child's redraw and the box paint into a single frame.
Focused-section rows are now bare verbs (Rename, Close, Stop, Restart,
Delete, Edit) instead of repeating the focused name. The title bar
already carries the subject, and the row hint preserves fuzzy-search
matches like "close codex". Section banners are replaced by a single
blank spacer row so the verbs themselves carry the visual weight,
and the Open section no longer lists "Switch to <current>" for the
pane that's already focused.
Replaces the single-slot status-line flash with a top-right toast
stack over the focused pane. flashError, flashTransient, and
notifyAttention all push onto the same stack (cap 5, FIFO drop).
Ctrl-N dismisses the most recent toast; empty stack falls through to
the focused PTY so readline / nano / emacs / opencode bindings keep
working. A new "Clear notifications" palette item empties the stack.
Removes the 2026-05-15 perf audit findings that have either shipped
(see CHANGELOG) or are tracked elsewhere, and replaces them with the
remaining palette-refinement notes: generic labels for focused
actions ("Close current agent") and a higher-level concern that the
palette has grown cluttered as features were added.
`mlugg/setup-zig` was chasing mirrors for ~4 minutes on every run
(see v0.0.1 / v0.0.2 logs) and `actions/setup-go` was spending
another ~4 minutes downloading Go before patterm started building.
mise already manages the project's zig pin; adding `go = "1.26.3"`
to `.mise.toml` (matching go.mod) lets `jdx/mise-action@v2` install
both with one cached step. Subsequent runs reuse the mise cache
instead of re-resolving mirror URLs and re-downloading toolchains.
Also adds an `actions/cache@v4` step for `~/.cache/go-build` and
`~/go/pkg/mod` keyed on `go.sum` so `go build` itself doesn't
re-pull modules every tag push.
`mlugg/setup-zig@v1` is deprecated and only knows the pre-0.14
tarball name (`zig-linux-x86_64-<ver>.tar.xz`), so every mirror —
and the official ziglang.org/builds — returned 404 for Zig 0.15.2
on both the v0.0.1 and v0.0.2 release runs. v2 uses the new
`zig-x86_64-linux-<ver>.tar.xz` layout that Zig switched to in
0.14+.
Also rolls the existing CHANGELOG `[Unreleased]` work into a
dated `[0.0.3]` section and adds the CI fix to its Fixed list.
Six-phase sweep: section headers (Focused / Open / Spawn / Quit) with
header-skip cursor; chip strip mirroring sw/sp/k macros, driven by
Tab; unified Spawn verbs across agent / process / terminal / custom;
dropped duplicate global Close list in favor of Ctrl-X inline close
on a Switch row plus the [Close] chip; scored matching (prefix >
word-boundary > substring > fuzzy) with matched-char highlighting;
title bar surfaces focus subject; rename forms split long subject
onto its own row; new Alt-1..9 quick-pick, Home/End, ? help overlay,
and Ctrl-R relaunch toggle inside the spawn-process form. Scroll
indicator and cursor/total counter round out the footer.
A sub-agent's reply to send_message lands in the caller's own pane
tagged [sub-agent:<name>], not in the sub-agent's output. The
descriptions for wait_for_pattern, send_message, both
timer_fire_when_idle_*, and the server-instructions preamble now
spell this out, along with the canonical send_message →
timer_fire_when_idle_any → read-own-pane pattern. help('readiness')
and help('coordination') updated to match. Previously agents reached
for wait_for_pattern on the sub-agent and deadlocked until timeout
because the reply had already been delivered to their own pane.
Typing into a focused child while its emulator viewport was
scrolled up left the keystroke heading to the PTY but the input
box invisible below the visible region — it looked like typing
did nothing. processStdin's flushForward now sets
pendingViewportBottom whenever bytes are actually injected, so
the existing post-loop handler snaps the viewport and repaints.
Wheel events and Ctrl-B paths are untouched: both are intercepted
before reaching forward, so wheel still scrolls into history and
Ctrl-B is still the explicit escape hatch. Only bytes that would
actually reach the child PTY trigger the snap.
Sidebar rows that overflow the rail width used to spill characters
into the main viewport. They now truncate with a trailing "…"
when unfocused (or when the focused name still fits). The focused
row whose name overflows runs a pause-scroll-pause marquee: 1 s
hold on the head, ~150 ms per cell scroll, 1 s hold on the tail,
snap back. The row's geometry never moves while it animates, so
nothing below shifts.
A dedicated 150 ms goroutine flips sidebarDirty only while a row
is actively animating; the chrome ticker does the actual repaint.
Idle is a single cheap wakeup. focus / spawn / exit / restart all
reset the marquee state so the new focused row starts from frame
zero. When the row's budget is tight, the trailing timer
indicator drops before the name ellipses since the name is the
only identifier the row carries.
clampVisible() is a defensive net inside write(): even if a row's
decoration size were mis-computed, it will not spill past the
sidebar band into the PTY area.
The top tab bar compared against focusedID, so stepping into a
sub-agent dropped the parent tab's highlight even though the user
was still inside that thread. activeAgentID already walks the
parent chain to the top-level root for the sidebar's agent tree
— reuse it for the tab strip too.
