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@aoagents/ao-plugin-runtime-tmux

0.9.1

Patch Changes

  • 2d4c457: Fix canary nightly to include all publishable packages and fix Next.js import.meta.url build path issue
  • Updated dependencies [2d4c457]
    • @aoagents/ao-core@0.9.1

0.9.0

Patch Changes

0.8.0

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies
    • @aoagents/ao-core@0.8.0

0.7.0

Minor Changes

  • 0f5ae0b: feat: native Windows support

    AO now runs natively on Windows. The default runtime on Windows is process
    (ConPTY via node-pty + named pipes — no tmux, no WSL); the dashboard,
    agents (claude-code, codex, kimicode, aider, opencode, cursor), ao doctor,
    and ao update all work out of the box. Each session gets a small detached
    pty-host helper that wraps a ConPTY behind \\.\pipe\ao-pty-<sessionId>,
    registered so ao stop can reach it.

    A new cross-platform abstraction layer (packages/core/src/platform.ts)
    centralises every platform branch behind helpers like isWindows(),
    getDefaultRuntime(), getShell(), killProcessTree(), findPidByPort(),
    and getEnvDefaults(). Path comparison uses pathsEqual /
    canonicalCompareKey to handle NTFS case-insensitivity. PATH wrappers for
    agent plugins (gh, git) ship as .cjs + .cmd shims on Windows;
    script-runner runs .ps1 siblings of .sh scripts via PowerShell. New
    ao-doctor.ps1 / ao-update.ps1 shipped.

    ao open is now cross-platform: it sources sessions from sm.list()
    instead of tmux list-sessions (so runtime-process sessions on Windows
    appear), and the open action branches per OS — open-iterm-tab stays the
    macOS path, native handling on Windows and Linux.

    Behaviour on macOS and Linux is unchanged. Every Windows path is gated
    behind isWindows(); runtime-tmux and the bash hook flows are untouched.

    See docs/CROSS_PLATFORM.md for the developer reference (helper inventory,
    EPERM-vs-ESRCH gotcha, PowerShell-vs-bash differences, pre-merge checklist).
    The Windows runtime architecture (pty-host, pipe protocol, registry, sweep,
    mux WS Windows branch) is documented in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md.

Patch Changes

  • 845fffd: Tmux sessions no longer die when the agent process inside them exits. When you Ctrl-C the agent in a web terminal, the pane now drops to an interactive $SHELL in the workspace dir instead of nuking the tmux session and leaving the dashboard in a phantom "runtime lost" state. The lifecycle manager still detects the agent exit (via agent.isProcessRunning) and transitions the session to agent_process_exited, but the runtime stays usable so you can run shell commands or manually re-launch the agent.

    Also: the mux-websocket re-attach loop now checks tmux has-session before retrying after a PTY exit. When the tmux session is genuinely gone (e.g. ao stop), it skips the three doomed attach-session spawns from #1640 and notifies the dashboard immediately. (#1756)

  • Updated dependencies [0f5ae0b]

  • Updated dependencies [fe33bb7]

  • Updated dependencies [7c46dc9]

    • @aoagents/ao-core@0.7.0

0.6.0

Patch Changes

  • Disable the tmux status bar in the runtime-tmux plugin and clean up dead code in core (#1711).
  • Updated dependencies
  • Updated dependencies [40aeb78]
  • Updated dependencies
  • Updated dependencies
    • @aoagents/ao-core@0.6.0

0.5.0

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [dd07b6b]
    • @aoagents/ao-core@0.5.0

0.4.0

Patch Changes

0.2.0

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [3a650b0]
    • @composio/ao-core@0.2.0