Omarchy T3 Code v0.2.19

Native aarch64 and x86_64 packages for Omarchy on Arch Linux. Install or update with the README one-liner:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/avillagran/omarchy-t3-code/main/install.sh | bash

Highlights

A desktop app beside the bar

ot3 no longer runs inside the Omarchy shell. It is its own Quickshell process, started as a user service:

• A stuck bar no longer blocks ot3, and restarting the shell keeps your chats open. Super+Shift+A goes straight to the app.
• Smoother: the app holds 120 fps on its own process instead of sharing the shell's.
• Panel mode is kept. With the bar widget, the header's window button still cycles panel → floating → tiled; the panel opens under the bar's T3 button on the monitor you used, as before.
• Floating windows have resize corners and edges, and open at their saved size, centred.
• The installer adds an Omarchy T3 Code entry to the app launcher, a hidden start at login and ot3 on your PATH (ot3, ot3 hide, ot3 quit, ot3 restart, ot3 status). The bar widget stays optional (OT3_BAR_WIDGET=0) and only shows the work/ready/input badges.

Connections that do not stall

• A remote that does not answer no longer slows the others: sending, pasting images and switching OmaBridge routes answer at once while it retries, with a growing wait between attempts.
• SSH environments connect to the server T3 Desktop already launched when its server-runtime.json is missing, instead of reporting t3_remote_start_failed.
• The sidebar's machine button lists every environment with its state and T3 version, a Reconnect, and a confirmed Restart server that kills T3 on that host and starts it again.

Composer

• Follow-up behavior as in T3: messages sent during a run are queued or steer the run, following T3's own setting (shared with T3). Hold Ctrl over the send button, Ctrl-click or Ctrl+Enter for the other one.
• Attachments show as chips in the text with name and size, and images as thumbnails above it.
• Permissions are an icon; tasks, queue, approvals, questions and the live status line keep the composer's width.

Also new

• Provider updates: a notice when Claude, Codex or another harness has a new version, and Update all across every environment, one after another.
• Thread details: open in your editor, project scripts, version control and lineage, resizable.
• Why a run failed: the failed tools with their input and output, in the error card and the timeline.
• Inline paths look like links, without separate chips.
• T3 Code compatibility in Preferences → General: the T3 version ot3 is validated with and each server's version; newer servers are marked.

For developers

• One pinned T3 Code revision (upstream/t3code.json) for every generator.
• tools/upstream-drift.cjs reports what a newer T3 nightly adds or removes (RPC methods, orchestration events, HTTP endpoints, settings, keybindings) and what ot3 does not cover, with a parity inventory in upstream/parity.json. tools/upstream-watch runs it against the newest nightly tag.

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