v1.23.0
maiTerm can now watch your Mattermost channels and pick up threads on demand.
Building on v1.22.0's /maiterm resolve, you no longer have to paste a permalink for every bug report. Right-click a tab → Enable chat monitoring…, choose which channels to watch (the picker lists the channels your bot is a member of, grouped by team), and that tab becomes a dispatcher: whenever someone @mentions the bot in a thread, maiTerm binds that thread to the tab and hands the agent the request with the full conversation — automatically.
- One tab, several threads. A monitoring tab works up to three threads at once; further summons queue — as they also do while it's busy or offline — with a one-time "at capacity" reply posted to the thread and a notification to you. The tab's
@indicator is dim while idle and turns green with a count once threads are bound. - A new "pickup" permission tier. Preferences → Integrations gains Pickup users — usernames allowed to summon the bot without carrying full operator authority. Their thread work is treated as investigate-and-report; authorized operators still carry your full authority, and an unauthorized summon simply notifies you.
- Hand work to the right agent in a mesh. If the monitoring tab is part of a mesh workspace, it can route an investigation to the peer whose purpose and working directory match the issue — staying the dispatcher on the thread while the right agent does the work, with the sender's authority relayed verbatim.