v2.1.35-fork.13

Built on MyGo 0.9.0, MyGo's latest release, past the commit Kero 2.1.35
requires, with the fork's MyGo changes on top. It brings MyGo's changes
since then, among them highlighting of Svelte, HCL/Terraform, ERB,
Jinja and Nix files and of scripts by their #! line; the update window
offering a release that came out while it was open; a transparent
WebView background and the shadow of borderless windows fixed on
Windows; Ctrl+I, Ctrl+M and Ctrl+[ sending Tab, Enter and Esc in the
terminal; and a program killed in the terminal no longer leaving mouse
and key reporting on.

• Diffs that aren't edited end where git's do: a staged change's
  diff, a commit's and History's no longer show the empty line after a
  file's last newline. A last line without a newline is marked No
  newline at end of file, and a line that gained or lost its newline
  shows as that line changed, not as an empty line added or deleted
• Unstaging chosen lines of a staged change keeps each line's own
  ending in these diffs, and a file's last line its missing one

v2.1.35-fork.12

• A pull request's review session is named after the pull request's
  number and title, #42 Fix the login redirect, not its number alone,
  and its Review mark sits at the right of its row, under the time
  in two-line rows

v2.1.35-fork.11

• Claude Code acts on your page answers again: an answer you send
  from a page, Send to Session… and a review's Send to Agent
  reached Claude Code as a background event, which Claude would not take
  as your words, and it refused to act on your "accept". What you send
  yourself is now typed into Claude's prompt as yours. Orchestrators'
  reports and PR watch messages still arrive as events
• Orchestrators work in a new way: an orchestrator gives each piece of
  work to a subagent of its own or to a child session, whichever fits.
  It tells each child to show its decisions to you as a page in the
  child's own session, and to report when a decision waits. The
  orchestrator then tells you only which session waits, and does not
  copy the decisions into its own chat
• Agents can change any setting, the prompts too: kero config get --default <key> prints Kero's own prompt, --text reads a prompt as
  its lines, and kero config set --file <path> <key> sets it from a
  file. --repo owner/name reads or sets one repository's value, such
  as its review prompt, and keeps the other repositories' values
• Ama answers in a cheerful, quirky way

v2.1.35-fork.10

• Kero's messages no longer type over what you are writing: an
  orchestrator's reports, PR watch messages and a page's answers reach
  the agent through its own way in, as a turn of its own, and your
  half-written prompt stays as it is. Claude Code gets them through
  Kero's plugin, Codex through codex queue, OpenCode through its
  service, and Pi and OMP through Kero's extension
• Press Update in Settings, or run kero skill setup, once to add
  Kero's plugin to Claude Code. kero skill status shows it as missing
  until then, and messages are typed in as before
• A long message reaches Claude Code as its start and a file with the
  whole text, which Claude reads
• Where a message is still typed in, as for an agent with no way in,
  Kero stops pressing Enter for it once you type, so it never sends your
  own text with it
• New Session with no worktree starts in the project's checkout:
  from a session in a worktree, the dialog with the worktree switch off
  started the new session in that worktree. It now starts it in the same
  folder of the main checkout

v2.1.35-fork.9

• An orchestrator hears of a child's turn when it ends: Kero's hook
  in Claude Code and Codex now runs at the end of each turn too, and
  tells Kero the turn's end, its reply and what still runs in the
  background, so that a report no longer waits on the child's screen and
  transcript, nor reports a compaction as a turn. The Pi, OMP and OpenCode
  plugins tell it as well
• A turn that fails, as on an API error, is reported with its error, and
  a Codex or Pi turn you interrupt as interrupted
• An interrupted Claude Code turn, or an agent with no hook, is reported
  from its screen, as before
• Run kero skill setup once to add the new hooks: kero skill status
  shows a Claude Code or Codex hook of an older Kero as outdated. The hooks
  run in the background and print nothing, so they never hold an agent up

v2.1.35-fork.8

• An orchestrator hears what its child said: when a child of Claude
  Code, Codex or Pi finishes its turn, its report carries the reply it
  ended the turn with, so that the orchestrator answers a question at
  once, without reading the child's screen. A long reply comes as its
  first and last thousand characters, and kero read <child> --reply
  prints it whole
• The report says what the child left running in the background, as "1
  shell, 1 monitor still running", so that the orchestrator knows it isn't
  done
• No report for a turn with no new reply, as one that only compacted the
  conversation, nor for one the child ended with its own
  kero report --to-parent
• Children are told that their last reply goes to their orchestrator, so
  they end a turn with their result or their question
• kero prompt sends a long text whole: it pastes the text, so that
  its lines reach an agent as one prompt, instead of typing them one by
  one, each line's end an Enter that sent only the last line. It presses
  Enter once the agent has the text, and its timeout says that the prompt
  went and the agent is still working
• kero read --reply prints an agent's last reply, whole, from its
  transcript

v2.1.35-fork.7

• Deleting Ama's chats: History in Ama's window has Delete Chat, to
  delete one past chat, and Delete All Chats…, to delete all but the one
  running, each after a confirmation. A deleted chat leaves Ama's
  History; its agent keeps its own record of it
• Ama's window no longer has Clear, which cleared the screen of a
  full-screen agent and so did nothing
• Ama's header has room between the frog, Ama's name and its status
• The frog's dot for an answer you haven't read is the theme's green, not
  grey on the grey frog
• A confirmation in a small window, as Ama's can be, keeps a margin
  around it

v2.1.35-fork.6

• Ama knows Kero's docs: Kero writes its docs into Ama's folder, in
  docs/, with an index of them in its CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md, so that
  Ama reads the page it needs before it answers, as how setup scripts in
  kero.json work, instead of searching
• New pages in the docs: Worktrees (with setup scripts), Files &
  Search, Pull Requests, Orchestrators, Ama, The Window and
  Troubleshooting, in English, Japanese and Chinese, and fixes to the
  others: kero daemon stop saves the sessions, kero do runs actions,
  the keybind syntax, the environment that Kero gives agents
• Ama's icon is the frog of Kero's logo, solid with its face, belly
  and feet, as large as the icons beside it

v2.1.35-fork.5

• Ama's role prompt is a setting: Settings › Agents › Ama › Role
  prompt (ama-prompt) shows Kero's, which you can change, and Reset to
  Default brings back. Kero writes it into the CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md of
  Ama's folder, which its agent reads from its next chat
• Arguments for Ama and orchestrators, whichever agent they run:
  Settings › Agents › Ama › Arguments (ama-agent-args) and Orchestrators
  › Arguments (orchestrator-agent-args), as --model opus, go after the
  agent's command as it starts and as it resumes, so that one agent serves
  all three
• The picker's screenshots box an element at the page's top or side, as
  example.com's <body> at 0, with every line: a side at the picture's
  edge has its line inside the element, and its number, in the page's
  screenshot, inside too
• Importing sign-ins says that the browser may ask in any of its windows,
  an installed app's (PWA) too, often the one used last. Kero connects to
  the browser, whose installed apps share its profile, and imports the
  same cookies whichever window asks

v2.1.35-fork.4

• Ama's window: Ama opens in a window of its own, above Kero's, which
  you move by its header, to another display too, and resize by its edges.
  Kero remembers its size and its place by the nearest corner of Kero's
  window, in DIPs, so that it keeps its size on displays of other scales:
  it goes with Kero's window as that moves or resizes, and stays inside a
  display as Kero's window nears a screen's edge or a display goes away.
  Right-click the frog, or Settings › Agents › Ama › Window, to put it back
  above the frog
• Ama's text has a size of its own, a point under the terminals' unless
  Settings › Agents › Ama › Text size (ama-font-size) says otherwise
• Claude Code's status line is off in Ama's window
  (ama-hide-status-line, on): Kero puts an empty one in the
  .claude/settings.json of Ama's folder, beside what you put there, and
  leaves your own Claude Code settings alone. Claude Code has no way to
  remove it but turning off every hook, Kero's among them, so an empty row
  stays where it was
• With detailed sidebar rows, an orchestrator's mark and the chevron that
  folds its children sit at the right end of its second line, under the
  time and status, so its name keeps the first line; compact rows keep
  them by the name
• An orchestrator's role prompt, and every report Kero sends it, tell it
  to answer a report that needs nothing with a plain OK, not a summary
• A child closed while its orchestrator was busy no longer reaches it as
  "finished its turn: it is idle" afterwards. Kero handed a report to the
  agent's mailbox as soon as it was due, where it waited, already
  written, for the orchestrator's turn to end, and a close never reached
  it. Reports now wait in Kero until the orchestrator is at its prompt,
  and a child that closes meanwhile takes its state lines (idle, waiting,
  failed, exited) out of them: they would have the orchestrator act on a
  session that is gone, and "closed" says all that is left. What it
  wrote with kero report --to-parent still goes, as that is its result
• The picker's HTML of an element, its parent and its siblings shows a
  <script>, <style>, inline <svg>, <template> or <noscript> as
  its tag and attributes with its contents' size, such as
  <style data-vite-dev-id="…">/* 1.2 KB omitted */</style>, rather
  than the code or path data
• A message to an agent names the pane's title, the session and the page
  as they are written, titled "C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe"
  rather than with every backslash doubled, and on one line: a line break
  in a title, or in a label a page sends with, reads as a space, and a "
  in it as '