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Pixel Agent Buddy v0.2.0-beta.2 — Reliable Native Hooks

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@44-99 44-99 released this 22 Jul 20:37

Pixel Agent Buddy beta.2 makes the privacy-first status companion substantially easier to install and more reliable during long-running sessions.

Highlights

  • Downloaded builds now run Hooks through the packaged executable; a separate Node.js installation is no longer required.
  • Hook installation targets only detected Claude Code and Codex CLIs, preserves unrelated Hooks, and repairs managed commands after upgrades.
  • Codex support now includes the officially documented subagent and context-compaction lifecycle events.
  • Expired sessions actively move the pet to sleeping instead of leaving stale status on screen.
  • Live details include the project name when the Agent provides a working directory.
  • Prototype state-switch buttons and fake success interactions were replaced by a compact operational right-click menu.
  • The release pipeline now exercises Hook stdin through the actual packaged Windows executable and verifies that sensitive tool input is not forwarded.

Compatibility note

Codex hashes command Hook definitions. After upgrading, open /hooks in Codex if it asks you to review and trust the updated Pixel Agent Buddy command.

See the compatibility matrix and privacy contract for details.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0-beta.1...v0.2.0-beta.2

Pixel Agent Buddy v0.2.0-beta.1 — First Public Preview

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@44-99 44-99 released this 22 Jul 19:22

Changelog

[0.2.0-beta.1] - 2026-07-23

Added

  • Native Claude Code and Codex hook adapters.
  • Original Claude Code and Codex pixel identities.
  • Seven lifecycle presentation states and multi-session arbitration.
  • Authenticated loopback-only event transport.
  • Transactional hook installation with backups and rollback.
  • Installation doctor, position persistence, bilingual documentation, CI, and GitHub Pages.

Changed

  • Renamed the product to Pixel Agent Buddy.
  • Rebuilt the application as a small privacy-first 2D desktop companion.

Removed

  • Legacy gateway integration and all fallback code.
  • Three.js, VRM/GLB models, Python backend, system monitoring, memory, and topic generation.