1.0.25

Clickable paths and URLs in terminal output. Cmd/Ctrl + click a file path or link to open it. A trailing :42 lands on that line; anything Obsidian can't open goes to your system's default app. Paths are checked against disk first, so prose and version numbers don't turn into false links.

A getting-started guide. A short first-run panel, plus a full reference from the command palette (Terminus: Getting started). Bundled, so it works offline and writes nothing to your vault.

A font picker in settings, populated from the monospace fonts actually installed, instead of typing a family name blind.

The "Claude is editing X" chip now lasts a whole turn, in a place you'll see it. It was cleared by a 4-second timer, so it dropped during any stretch where Claude was thinking or running tools that aren't writes. A Stop hook now tells the plugin when a turn really ends. It also moved out of the pane header down to the bottom-right of the terminal, next to Claude's own input box.

"Open" in Pending Changes just opens the file now. With a code-editor plugin installed, opening a .ts file used to swap itself out for the Split Diff view — which has its own button right there. Notes still get the inline diff overlay; everything else simply opens.

Fixed: dragging a note into a terminal now resolves its path instead of typing an obsidian://open link into your shell.

Upgrading: reload Obsidian, and restart any claude session already running in a terminal so it picks up the new Stop hook.