GodTerm 0.2.11

Platforms: macOS (Apple silicon and Intel, universal), Linux (x86_64 and aarch64) and Windows (x64; built on GitHub Actions). The Windows installer and zip are not code signed, so SmartScreen will warn: click More info, then Run anyway.

Version 0.2.10 was never published, so this release also carries everything listed under 0.2.10 below.

Loops & schedules

• GodTerm now owns scheduled jobs. A cron manager keeps them in
  ~/.godterm/jobs.json and a scheduler tick fires them: it wakes closed
  and archived tabs, follows a catch-up policy for runs missed while GodTerm
  was off, warns before an end date and leaves a receipt for every run. The
  assistant has create_job, list_jobs, update_job, delete_job,
  run_job_now and adopt_loop.
• A Loops & schedules section above the assistant chat shows a detail card
  per row: the prompt in full, the cron in plain words, who runs it, the next
  and last run, the expiry and the id. Labeled buttons (Manage with GodTerm,
  Run now, Stop, Pause or Resume, Delete, Open tab, Close), rows grouped by
  tab with aligned columns, as many rows as fit with wheel and key
  scrolling ("3 to 9 of 14"), and duplicate loops shown once. The Loops view
  shows the same card.
• Each pane has a loops drawer: the tab's loops with next and last run, Run
  now, Cancel, Copy and New loop (Ctrl-a ;). Grok's scheduled tasks are read
  too, and show_tab_loops opens it by voice.
• The agents inside Claude and Grok tabs can manage their own GodTerm jobs.
  Each tab gets a godterm MCP server with only create_job, list_jobs,
  update_job, delete_job and adopt_loop, limited to that tab's jobs and
  loops (it cannot name another tab, and has none of the assistant's tools),
  and a hint to prefer them over CronCreate and /loop. Each new job or change
  asks you first, in a dialog against that tab. Switch: tabs.jobs_tools
  (default on), applied to tabs started or resumed from then on.

Assistant

• The assistant panel is a window: width carets and Ctrl-a { }, edge drag,
  minimize to a strip, maximize and close, a quick action bar and a framed
  three row composer that grows. It starts open, and the mic starts off
  unless it was on at the last quit.
• Replies render markdown: tables as aligned grids (cards when narrow),
  lists, code, bold and line breaks. Speech never reads markup.
• send_prompt to a busy tab takes a mode: auto, queue, background or
  side. A question goes through Claude Code's /btw side channel and the
  answer is read back; a work request goes to a background session forked
  from the tab's session; queue stays explicit. The receipt names the mode.
• Deliveries to a tab that just opened wait up to 40 seconds for Claude's
  first turn before calling it dropped.
• open_accounts puts a hidden pane back on screen.
• The Loops & schedules section is set apart from the chat: a shaded
  title row, its lines and a divider rule, in rows the chat never uses at
  any panel height. The chat has its own scrollbar on the panel's right
  border (drag the thumb, click the track, or use the wheel), keeps its
  place while new lines arrive, and the wheel goes to the area under the
  pointer.

Voice

• Direct mode: talk to one tab by voice and return to the assistant on a
  phrase or the wake word. A mic badge on the pane that holds the voice has
  a menu to move it.
• Brainstorm mode (Ctrl-a B or the quick bar): speech is drafted in the
  composer until you say send it, done or that's it. Cancel with undo, have
  it read back or organized. A longer end of speech follows a trailing
  connective (voice.connective_hold_ms).

Tabs

• Archive a tab (Ctrl-a f, tab options, the Tabs menu): an Archived group in
  the tab list, double click to resume, kept in a persistent store. The
  assistant has archive_tabs (with a dry run and a confirm plan),
  list_archived and restore_archived.
• A model bar under each pane switches a tab's model with its own /model,
  queued until a busy tab is idle (Ctrl-a #, set_tab_model).

Panes

• Every pane header has < > carets like the assistant panel's: narrower
  and wider by a tenth of the row, the neighbour giving or taking the space,
  kept per shape like a border drag. Shift-click or double click for equal
  widths; "pane wider", "pane narrower" and "equal pane widths" in the
  command palette. Hidden when zoomed or with no neighbour.

Fixed

• The wheel scrolls a pane's history right after a click or a tab switch.
  An agent that turned mouse reporting on from the main screen took every
  wheel event and scrolled nothing, so scrolling only came back after
  typing. On the main screen the history is GodTerm's to scroll (the
  agent still gets the wheel when there is none); on the alternate screen
  the agent gets mouse events, or arrow keys if it did not ask for them.
• The wheel scrolls the tab list by drawn rows anywhere in the list, and
  wheel bursts are coalesced.

Install

• macOS: open the DMG and drag GodTerm to Applications (signed with Developer ID and notarized), or brew install --cask daniel-farina/godterm/godterm. CLI only: brew install daniel-farina/godterm/godterm.
• Debian and Ubuntu: sudo apt install ./godterm_<version>_<arch>.deb
• Fedora, RHEL, openSUSE: sudo rpm -i godterm-<version>-1.<arch>.rpm
• Any Linux: extract the tar.gz and put godterm on your PATH.

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