Release Notes
Added
- A persistent, pinned Ghostty/Zig source cache and a strictly offline
make release path after one online make setup.
- Release-artifact and TUI startup smoke tests, Lighthouse/size budgets,
Criterion regression tracking, security reporting guidance, state-recovery
documentation, and automated dependency updates.
- A grouped
x workspace menu for creating workspaces/projects, adopting or
joining sessions, long snooze, archive, and issue close actions.
- Exact Rust 1.88 MSRV verification in CI and a pinned stable contributor
toolchain.
- An accessible custom 404 page and resilient no-JavaScript homepage content.
- Ask Lazybox as the primary
? surface, with live effective-keymap search,
conversational workflow help, and searchable terminal-leader commands.
lazybox scan for discovering and adopting externally created checkouts.- A unified policies menu for per-PR and per-issue automation controls, plus a
configurable tabs-first layout for newly opened terminals.
- Explicit terminal
Exited state so clean exits, crashes, and agents that
fail during startup remain distinguishable.
Changed
- The HTTP command endpoint now waits for command handling to finish, enforces
body/time/connection limits, and requires an explicit opt-in for plaintext
non-loopback binding.
- The
lb command is a small exec alias instead of a second full TUI binary.
- Default contextual work is now the deterministic
w w chord; the previous
timed single-w fallback and its 600 ms delay were removed.
- The workspace uses Rust edition 2024 and the newest dependency releases that
preserve the Rust 1.88 compiler floor.
- IPC serialization now uses bincode 2 with explicit frame limits and
trailing-byte rejection. Older daemon/client pairs must be upgraded
together.
- Workspace-management operations are grouped under
x; consult the generated
keybinding reference or Ask Lazybox for the complete mapping.
- The shortcut system now follows five named menus (
w work, a agent, b
main branch, g GitHub, x workspace), with a compact secondary index and
g r as the mnemonic reviewer chord (replacing g v).
- Terminal scrolling, replay recovery, and input now pass through one owner
with sequenced resynchronization and isolated ordered command lanes.
- IPC protocol version 11 adds bounded admission and explicit lifecycle
contracts; daemon and client must be upgraded together.
Fixed
- Unreadable persisted records are preserved and surfaced through the TUI
event stream and JSON API instead of silently disappearing.
- Production shared-state locks no longer poison after a thread panic, and
process-spawn logs no longer print raw argument values.
- Unknown or stale workspace spawn requests can no longer launch an agent in
the daemon's current directory.
- Failure to open persistent state is now fatal and visible instead of silently
falling back to an empty in-memory database.
- Slack setup reads bot and app tokens with terminal echo disabled.
terminal.escape_char is honored and legacy configuration remains readable.- Terminal help now documents the real
]]q exit and ]]s<key> snippet
chords, including when the terminal escape character is remapped.
- Homepage contrast, accessible navigation names, reduced-motion behavior,
video fallback loading, and no-JavaScript rendering.
- Mouse-wheel input now scrolls the terminal tile under the pointer, including
local scrollback on the primary screen, without fighting the focused tile.
- Terminal output survives detach/reconnect gaps without stale cursors,
duplicate bytes, lost tails, or unbounded replay loops.
- Agent crashes and immediate startup failures remain visible, while cleanly
exited agent terminals close automatically without deleting the workspace.
- The last agent prompt survives restart,
InputNeeded remains sticky across
ambiguous scrapes, long Ask Lazybox input wraps, and which-key menus support
arrow and j/k navigation.
- Workspace persistence is atomic and truthful, workspace/terminal moves are
serialized, and failed commits can no longer leave memory and SQLite out of
sync.
- IPC connections, background tasks, terminal writes, and command queues now
have explicit capacity and shutdown bounds instead of growing or hanging
indefinitely under load.
Install lazybox-tui 0.1.7
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/AntoineToussaint/lazybox/releases/download/v0.1.7/lazybox-tui-installer.sh | sh
Install prebuilt binaries via Homebrew
brew install AntoineToussaint/lazybox/lazybox
Download lazybox-tui 0.1.7
