Claude Terminals 1.1.6

New

• Sessions can message each other. Ask a Claude or Codex session to "ask the api session what it changed in the parser", and it sends the question and waits for the answer. The other agent sees the message as from another agent, never as your prompt.
  • The first time a session messages one it has no rule for, you're asked: this time only, or a rule for that session, its project or any session.
  • A session is told it has messages once it's idle and you aren't typing in it. A stopped session is told when it next runs.
  • An exchange ends after 12 messages, so two agents can't keep answering each other for ever.
  • Pause messages stops all of it at once.
• Permissions. Palette button › Permissions shows what every plugin and session may do:
  • By plugin: each plugin's access (Allowed, Ask first or Not allowed), the projects it may see, and any sessions you've hidden from it.
  • By session: who each session may message, and which plugins see it.
  • Messages: the latest 500 messages and what became of each. Answer the ones waiting for you from here.
  • Reset on a plugin's or a session's card forgets your answers about it, so you're asked again.
• Plugins can ask for more. Each kind of access is asked for once, and only covers the projects you choose:
  • See your sessions: their names, projects and status, and what the agent did in each.
  • Message your sessions: a plugin's messages arrive labelled as from the plugin, never as your prompt, and are listed in Permissions › Messages.
  • Ask Claude about your sessions: Claude, run once with your own sign-in and no tools, answers a question about the sessions the plugin sees.
  • A plugin's menu items only show on the sessions and projects it may see.
  • A plugin can have an icon of its own, shown in the menus and in Permissions.
• Move a plugin between the side panel and a tab. Drag its tab across, or right-click it › Open as a tab or Move to the side panel. The side panel's tabs now wrap onto a second line when they don't fit.
• Two new themes:
  • Tron: the Grid, ruled in light-lines of your accent colour with a glow at the horizon, in Bahnschrift, with a light cycle cursor that leaves a fading ribbon. Amber, mint and red still mark what needs you, what went well and what went wrong.
  • Matrix: green phosphor on black, with glyphs raining down the window's floor and, dimmed, behind the terminals' text.
  • A theme can suggest accent colours, at the top of Accent colour: Tron suggests its own cyan and Ares red; Nerds green phosphor, amber and paper white.
• A stopped session's Conversation tab shows the conversation it would resume.
• Icons in the palette menu, with a swatch beside each theme, and the status dots' item showing the style in use.
• Open in File Explorer on folders in Git Changes.
• Updates are checked every 15 minutes, instead of every 6 hours.

Fixed

• Undo could treat a file as already gone when a junction or link in its path hid it.
• Dragging a side panel tab over a plugin's page lost the drag, so the tab couldn't go into a new group below the others.

Install

If you're on 1.0.8 or later, this update installs itself: click Update to 1.1.6 at the top right. From 1.0.7 or earlier, download and run the installer below.

Download ClaudeTerminals-Setup-1.1.6.exe below and run it. It upgrades an existing install and keeps your sessions. Close Claude Terminals first, or setup will offer to.

The installer is signed by Llamachant Technology Ltd. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" for this new release, check that the publisher says Llamachant Technology Ltd, then choose More info → Run anyway.

SHA-256 ClaudeTerminals-Setup-1.1.6.exe

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