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1.41.0: one relay, one terminal

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@ridelink0 ridelink0 released this 28 Sep 00:07
· 15 commits to main since this release

A relay wake now puts exactly one terminal on the screen.

  • The wake's own console has no window. The scheduled task used PowerShell's -WindowStyle Hidden, which Windows Terminal (the Windows 11 default console host) ignores, so a stray powershell.exe window opened beside the Claude window, and closing it killed the wake. The task now runs under conhost --headless (Windows 10 1809 and later; older builds keep the PowerShell route). Verified with a real scheduled task: one window, the session.
  • No second window beside an open session. If the session the relay was armed for is still open (checked through Claude Code's per-process session files, pid and start time) and working again since the reset, which is what Claude Code's own "Continue automatically at usage limit" does, the wake stands down. An open session that stays quiet gets three minutes, then the one window. Codex relays are unchanged.
  • The brief says this, and says that the CLI does not continue a session that stopped at a cap.

937/937 tests; no temp folders left behind.