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Learn about vigilant mode.

New

  • A remote host's project header now shows what the host supports: hover its status dot to see the highest capability reached (observe, liveness, inject, attach) and, for each one above it, why it is missing. (#218)
  • A session's Changes panel also lists the changes in the worktrees its subagents are working in, under a header naming the agent and its branch. Those rows open as read-only diffs; a subagent that works in the session's own directory adds nothing. (#303)
  • A live session on a remote host that is not open in a terminal has a Send a prompt… button on its row: type a text and it is written to the running session as a new prompt, without attaching. It needs ncat or an OpenBSD nc on the host, and is refused for a Windows host. The dialog says "Sent": the session's own status shows whether it picked the prompt up. (#219)
  • A remote session that is not open in a tab and waits on a dialog on its host, such as a permission prompt or a question, shows the orange attention state, and its status line says what it waits for. It appears and clears with the next refresh of the host. (#394)

Changed

  • After three failed refreshes of a remote host in a row, a row that would have attached opens its transcript and says why in its tooltip, instead of failing when clicked. Stop is never disabled: it runs its own ssh. (#218)

Fixed

  • A step of a trigger chain, the first one included, is no longer typed while the CLI reads busy or waiting on a dialog: it waits for the CLI to be at its prompt, up to the step's deadline, then fails cleanly with a reason instead of being written; a step whose Enter did not start a turn is retried once, or stops the chain when that retry is withheld because the CLI is busy or waiting on a dialog, or you have typed input pending, and is reported as "not confirmed submitted" instead of "sent". Without a readable CLI descriptor a step is still written as before, but no longer once its own deadline has passed. Single triggers are not covered. (#407, #360)
  • After an upgrade, schedules keep running in a project that has settings of its own and in a git checkout that already holds a schedule; any other project, opened before the upgrade or not, runs no schedule until you open a session in it or add it. (#385)
  • Stopping a terminal twice in quick succession, or resizing it while it is being stopped, no longer closes the Windows pseudo console twice, which could kill the whole app with no error. (#405)
  • A sandboxed session, or a sandboxed schedule, whose Additional Directories include a .claude or .git directory, or a path inside one, is now refused instead of binding it read-write over its read-only protection; add the project directory instead. A session started in a .claude or .git directory is refused too, except below .claude/worktrees, and Additional Directories naming your home directory or a parent of it are refused however the path is written. A relative add-dirs entry in a schedule is taken from the schedule's directory. (#385)
  • A session that has exited no longer keeps a busy dot in the sidebar, and the status bar's running count drops as soon as the session ends instead of waiting for the next refresh. (#375)
  • Quitting, closing the window or reloading while a file in the file panel has unsaved edits now asks first, in any session, kept-aside tabs included: Save writes them (a file that changed on disk is not overwritten), Discard drops them, Cancel stays. If Switchboard does not answer within a few seconds, it closes anyway. (#373)
  • The IDE Emulation label in a session's terminal header now says whether the CLI is connected: it reads "IDE Emulation" only while it is, "IDE Emulation: waiting for CLI" when Switchboard is listening but the CLI has not connected, and "IDE Emulation: failed" when it could not start for that session, with the reason in its tooltip. A session whose IDE Emulation port was already taken no longer shows the label as if it worked. (#320)
  • On Windows, the file panel no longer opens or saves a credential file (such as one under .ssh) through its 8.3 short name or a \\?\ path. (#390)

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