AI Terminal Deck 1.0.4

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.4

This hotfix repairs false missing detection after a successful Claude native installation.

Fixed

• Recognize Claude at %USERPROFILE%\.local\bin\claude.exe even when its installer leaves that folder outside PATH.
• Activate publisher-standard Codex, Claude, and Kimi install folders before detection.
• Add Claude's official install folder to the user PATH for future terminals.

Documented

• Provider-specific login behavior; AI Terminal Deck never shares credentials.
• Documents is the starting directory, not a filesystem sandbox.

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.3

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.3

This hotfix keeps installation and AI launch as separate phases.

Fixed

• Collect every missing-tool choice before starting any installer.
• Run the official Codex installer in its supported non-interactive mode so its internal Start Codex now? prompt cannot block Claude and Kimi setup.
• Finish all selected installers and recheck PATH before asking once whether to open the detected panes.
• Add an end-to-end simulated interactive setup test.

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.2

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.2

This hotfix repairs the installer command parsing failure visible as A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument '^'.

Fixed

• Codex, Claude, and Kimi official installer pipelines now parse correctly through the Windows batch launcher.
• Regression coverage rejects the broken caret form and validates both LF and CRLF checkouts.

No provider installer ran when the old error appeared; PowerShell rejected the malformed command before downloading it.

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.1

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.1

This hotfix keeps double-click startup errors visible and turns first launch into a guided setup.

Highlights

• Detects Windows Terminal, Codex CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code independently.
• Asks before running each missing component's official Windows installer.
• Refreshes PATH and rechecks availability after installation attempts.
• Opens one, two, or three panes based on the tools actually installed.
• Uses equal halves for two tools and approximately equal columns for three.
• Keeps --check read-only: it never installs or launches anything.

Kimi Code expects Git for Windows for normal project use; AI Terminal Deck reports that requirement but does not install Git.

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.0

AI Terminal Deck 1.0.0 is the complete initial Windows release.

What it does:

• Opens Codex CLI, Claude Code, and Kimi Code in one maximized Windows Terminal window.
• Creates three approximately equal side-by-side interactive panes with persistent titles.
• Validates Windows Terminal, all three AI commands, and the working directory before launch.
• Supports an explicit folder, AI_TERMINAL_DECK_WORKDIR, or the user's Documents folder.
• Keeps each exited CLI's PowerShell pane open so startup or authentication errors remain visible.

Safety and scope:

• One auditable batch launcher with no analytics, downloads, credential storage, or agent-to-agent data sharing.
• Does not install or authenticate any AI service.
• Users should avoid simultaneous writes to one Git checkout; use read-only review roles or separate worktrees.

Verification:

• 6 Windows behavior and safety tests passed locally and in GitHub Actions.
• Repository release-readiness score: 100/100 with no warnings.
• Placeholder scan: 0 findings.
• CI, security checks, and tagged release packaging passed.

Download the standalone Launch-AI-Terminal-Deck.bat for normal use. The ZIP also includes the README, changelog, and MIT license. Verify downloads with SHA256SUMS.txt.