GodTerm 0.2.9

Terminal

• The UI never waits on the terminal: frames go out through a writer
  thread, so a stalled or slow terminal no longer freezes GodTerm.

Supervisor

• godterm supervisor install adds a launchd watchdog that opens GodTerm
  again after a crash, kill or closed window (every tab comes back, the
  assistant resumes), restarts a GodTerm whose control socket stopped
  answering for 2 minutes, and gives up with a notification after 3
  relaunches in 10 minutes. godterm supervisor status and uninstall;
  supervisor.enabled = false pauses it. macOS.

Restart

• A restart continues the tabs that were working, and only those. A tab
  waiting on an approval mid turn is continued too and asks again.

Assistant

• Remote Control tells the truth: turning it on waits for the real
  answer (the link, or why it failed), retries, and heals itself.
  assistant.remote_control = true keeps it on and brings it back when
  the bridge drops; the panel title shows Remote while connected.
• The assistant keeps its own claude session across launches, crashes
  and updates (assistant.resume, on by default), so the chat continues
  where it was.
• It watches the account it runs on: a warning once per window under
  assistant.switch_warn_pct, and under assistant.switch_at_pct (or on
  a usage limit) it moves itself to the account of the same provider
  with the most left, conversation and Remote Control kept
  (assistant.auto_switch: auto, ask or off).
• It looks inside projects: subprojects, READMEs and recently touched
  files in find, search_projects for deeper looks, saved project
  descriptions, and rename_session for Claude and Grok sessions.
• A finished request starts with "Done:", then what changed and a short
  explanation. Spoken replies end where they end, with no offer to read
  the rest.
• Answers from tabs always come back, and updates wait for a quiet
  moment instead of cutting in.
• Requests to tabs get receipts: received, started, done, or dropped and
  interrupted, said out loud with an offer to resend.
• A question asked through open_tab is reported back.
• The assistant never interrupts a working tab unless you ask it to.
• It knows everything GodTerm already told you, so it does not repeat
  it, and tabs are named by their project.

Tabs

• Tab rows carry a status label: finished, background, blocked, confirm,
  limit, error or queued. A tab that handed its work to background
  agents shows background, and finished is said only once that work is
  done.

Voice

• Barge-in needs words, not noise: the reply ducks while the overlap is
  transcribed and stops only on a command word or enough real words.
• Headphone tap (voice.headphone_tap, off by default): play/pause on
  headphones or the media key turns the mic on or off, and a tap on opens
  open mic so the next words need no wake word. It never cuts off a
  reply. GodTerm holds Now Playing while it is on, so Music and Spotify
  do not get the press; off or quitting gives it back. With the headset's
  own mic, its mute gesture stops open mic and closing the mic lets the
  headset leave call mode. godterm tap-test shows the presses. macOS.
• Voice comes back as it ran: the mode (open mic, wake word, push to
  talk) is restored after a restart. A sleeping open mic stays open mic,
  and the wake word wakes it into open mic again.
• A Bluetooth headset mic that gave no audio through Apple capture is
  recorded with ffmpeg.
• No reopen loop after a settings reload, and no recorder outlives
  GodTerm on quit.

Fixed

• Windows: saved project descriptions and tab names find their folder
  however the path is spelled; process trees stop at a parent loop.
• Linux and Windows builds: macOS only media key and supervisor parts
  are left out there.

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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