v0.3.2

Added

• A log of what your agents got done — turn it on for a project (its right-click
  menu, or Settings → Projects) and every agent you start there records each feature
  it adds, bug it fixes, or refactor, performance, docs, or test improvement it
  finishes, as one line in .muxel/ACCOMPLISHMENTS.md. Agents add to the log without
  ever reading it, so it costs them almost nothing, and an agent can correct an entry
  later — when a fix turns out to be partial, say — and muxel replaces the original,
  which keeps its date and shows when it was updated. muxel dates each line, drops
  repeats, and keeps 14 days of history by default (anywhere from 1 to 90 in
  Settings → Projects), pruning older entries on its own. A check button on the
  project row opens the log by day, with search and a box to add your own; an
  overview shows every project's log together, in the main window or popped out
  into a window of its own. It works for projects on SSH hosts too.
• A hotbar for full views — a bar along the bottom of the window opens the agent
  dashboard, the active project's git changes, its shared memory, its files, or every
  project's accomplishments in place of your panes, filling everything beside the
  project sidebar. The button for what's open is drawn filled, the bar says what
  you're looking at, and clicking the button again takes you back to your panes.
  Switching projects in the sidebar switches the changes, memory, and files views
  along with it.
• Run a second muxel with settings of its own — muxel --user-data-dir DIR keeps
  that muxel's settings, workspaces, saved passwords, and tmux sessions in DIR, apart
  from your usual setup, on Windows as well as macOS and Linux: a way to try a build
  or a configuration without touching your real one. muxel ctl typed in one of its
  panes reaches that muxel; from outside, pass the same flag before ctl. Files in
  your projects and your agents' own logins stay where they are. Its local tmux panes
  need tmux 3.2 or newer. Thanks to
  @railapex (#93).
• Scripts can tell why muxel ctl refused — refusals now carry a stable code
  beside the English message, so a script can tell a busy agent from an exited one or
  an unreachable host without matching text. panes, status, and a successful
  send also report an id for the pane's current run, which changes whenever muxel
  starts a new process for it, and send --launch-id refuses to type into a pane that
  has restarted since you looked, even with --force. Thanks to
  @railapex (#83).

Fixed

• Shared memory keeps its dates and prunes itself — muxel only tidied a project's
  memory when you opened its memory panel. Entries agents added stayed undated until
  then, so the file grew without limit, old entries were never removed, and the next
  time you opened the panel every entry added since got that day's date. The 40-entry
  limit then broke the tie by title, deleting everything past the first 40
  alphabetically. Memory is now maintained in the background: a new entry is dated
  within about a minute of an agent writing it (within about ten minutes of an agent's
  turn ending, on an SSH host), entries are listed newest first, unpinned ones are
  removed 30 days after they were added, and a safety limit of 200 removes the oldest
  first. Pinning, deleting, or adding an entry in the panel no longer erases entries
  an agent wrote while it was open, and a memory file that can't be read is reported
  instead of being treated as empty and saved over. On the first run, entries muxel
  had already dated more than 30 days ago are removed, as that rule always intended;
  pinned entries are kept.
• One title bar on Linux — on X11, and on Wayland desktops that draw their own
  window frames such as KDE Plasma, muxel's windows showed a second title bar above
  muxel's own. muxel now draws its title bar, window controls, and resize border
  itself on every Linux desktop.
• Your agents survive another program crashing tmux — on some systems, such as
  RHEL 10 with tmux 3.3a, another tool reading a pane's contents could crash the tmux
  server muxel's sessions lived on, taking every agent with it. muxel now keeps its
  sessions on a tmux server of its own, and still reattaches sessions an earlier
  version left on the default one. muxel --version and --help also answer without
  starting the app.
• Same-named tmux sessions stay apart — a session on muxel's tmux server and one
  of the same name on your own tmux were treated as one, so closing or restarting the
  pane killed both. muxel now remembers which server each pane's session is on and
  only touches that one, through restarts, closes, and quitting, and the iOS app does
  the same. Thanks to
  @railapex (#92).
• muxel ctl send no longer submits what you were typing — send pastes its
  prompt and presses Enter a moment later, and anything typed into the pane in between
  went out with it. muxel now holds back Enter if the pane got any input in that
  moment, leaves the text for you to look at, and reports input_changed.
  Thanks to
  @railapex (#79).
• muxel ctl reaches popped-out panes — a pane popped out into its own window was
  listed by ctl panes but reported as not running, and wait could time out after
  its agent had already finished or asked a question. Popped-out panes now answer like
  docked ones. Thanks to
  @railapex (#81).
• A busy pane can't eat memory or stall closing — a pane printing faster than the
  window could draw kept everything it printed in memory, and closing it could hang on
  output nobody would read. Each pane now holds a bounded amount, closing a pane always
  lets it go, and on macOS a closing pane stops waiting on its output promptly.
  Thanks to
  @railapex (#88).
• Popped-out panes keep their loops and restarts straight — popping out a
  scheduled loop's pane made muxel lose track of it, so its cleanup was skipped and
  the next run could overlap it; restarting a popped-out pane left the old process
  running beside the new one; and switching workspaces with a popped-out pane or
  project window open could crash muxel. All three now behave as they do for docked
  panes. Thanks to
  @railapex (#90).
• A renamed Codex pane still resumes its conversation — renaming a Codex
  conversation changed the name muxel used to find it again, so a renamed pane could
  lose its way back after a restart. muxel now follows the conversation's id, which a
  rename doesn't touch. Thanks to
  @railapex (#78).
• Typing stays responsive while muxel looks for agent conversations — muxel
  searched for a Codex pane's conversation files on the same thread that handles your
  typing and drawing, so one pane still waiting for its conversation could stall the
  whole window for a tenth of a second at a time, again and again. These lookups now
  run in the background. Thanks to
  @railapex (#82).
• Pasted and dropped file paths are quoted for the pane's shell — on Windows,
  pasting or dropping a file into a PowerShell pane used quoting that PowerShell still
  expanded, so some names didn't arrive as written. Paths are now quoted for the shell
  the pane runs — PowerShell, Cmd, Git Bash, or another POSIX shell — and a name that
  shell can't represent is refused with a notice instead of being pasted partway.
  Thanks to
  @railapex (#80).
• Curly apostrophes stay literal on Windows hosts — a path or text containing a
  curly apostrophe (’) could break the PowerShell command muxel ran on a remote
  Windows host, and Windows' built-in voice choked on it too. Both now keep it as
  written. Thanks to
  @railapex (#77).
• Option-, Ctrl-, and Cmd-Backspace delete a word or a line — all three deleted a
  single character. Option+Backspace (Alt on Windows and Linux) and Ctrl+Backspace
  now delete the previous word, and Cmd+Backspace the whole line, as they do in
  iTerm2 and Warp. Thanks to
  @freddysae0 (#86).

What's Changed

• Keep smart apostrophes literal in PowerShell commands by @railapex in #77
• Keep Codex resume binding stable across renames by @railapex in #78
• Withhold ctl send Enter after intervening local input by @railapex in #79
• Quote pasted file paths for the pane's shell by @railapex in #80
• Keep ctl access and turn tracking for popped-out terminals by @railapex in #81
• Move recurring provider session discovery off the UI thread by @railapex in #82
• Turn off git auto maintenance in test git commands by @freddysae0 in #87
• Send word and line delete for modified Backspace by @freddysae0 in #86
• Make library resync timeout tests measure deadline enforcement by @railapex in #89
• Add ctl refusal codes and guard sends by terminal launch by @railapex in #83
• Bound PTY output queues and unblock pane teardown by @railapex in #88
• Preserve terminal lifecycle across popout and redock by @railapex in #90
• Preserve tmux socket ownership through pane lifecycle by @railapex in #92
• Add --user-data-dir for isolated muxel instances by @railapex in #93

Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2