Release TermDock v1.20.0 · termdock/termdock-issues

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Call graph now covers the whole project instead of the first 300 files; monorepo packages and Next.js app directories are indexed correctly
Indexing that used to take 14 minutes on a 630-file project now completes in seconds, and the API stays responsive with a busy signal while it runs
Fixed a worker hang that could pin CPU at 100% and grow memory unboundedly; worker memory is now reclaimed after indexing
.gitignore handling is consistent across every scan path, including character classes ([Oo]bj/), subdirectory entries, and incremental updates
The index can no longer be silently corrupted: rebuild failures keep the previous index, in-flight writes after a clear are discarded, and errors
surface in the panel instead of a misleading "indexed" or "No index" state
Files deleted, changed, or renamed while the app was closed are reconciled on the next launch
Fixed symbol extraction bugs across Go, Rust, C++, C#, and Python (broken queries, wrong qualified names, missed declarations)
The single-file size limit is now a setting, so large legacy files can be indexed

Agent sessions now work with any CLI agent, not just the built-in roster
Sending a second message no longer gets stuck when the agent's status line keeps redrawing
Concurrent inputs to the same session are serialized, so two prompts can no longer merge into one turn
Two runs sharing one conversation file no longer receive each other's replies
The agent-sessions API returns only live sessions instead of the full on-disk history (31.8s → instant)
Tabs now have unique names, so API / CLI / MCP calls can address a session by name

Discord now opens one thread per session; the thread itself is the attachment, and replies route to the right terminal
Agents can push messages to Discord / Telegram directly via CLI and HTTP API
Messages are labeled with their source session, so watching multiple sessions stays readable
Replying in a thread no longer mirrors the session's entire output, and pushes no longer broadcast to unrelated chats
/read and /watch now work on peer and SSH sessions, handle very large session logs without freezing, and follow the agent when it switches conversation files
Watched sessions re-attach automatically after an app restart

New idle-type schedule: fire after the session has been quiet for N minutes, with activity detection that is no longer fooled by animated status bars
New one-shot schedule that removes itself after firing
Keep-alive rules are exposed as agent tools and via HTTP API
Scheduled input and API input share one per-session queue, so injections can no longer interleave into a garbled command
Input into TUI agents (Claude Code, Codex, ...) is split and paced so pasted text actually submits
Rules on terminated or remote sessions are cleaned up correctly, and a disabled schedule no longer re-enables itself

Skill content now ships from a dedicated repository; Termdock detects new versions and guides the update
Updating or uninstalling a skill no longer touches files you added yourself, and removed files no longer linger on disk
The packaged app now puts the termdock CLI on PATH
The CLI gained a credential setup path and a way to look up service ports

File explorer no longer fails to load large directories, and rapid workspace switching can no longer show the previous workspace's tree
"Load more" in the Git graph no longer gets stuck on Loading
Git panel errors now show the actual message and branch name instead of a machine code

Cmd+F works in the Monaco editor
Fixed UI text showing raw i18n keys or hardcoded Chinese in the English interface
The version announcement is readable in the light theme again
Command-finished notifications fire once per task instead of repeating on long-running commands
Secret redaction now also covers bare JWTs, PEM blocks, and URL parameters

Download the installer for your platform
On macOS, open the DMG and drag Termdock to Applications folder
On macOS, first launch may require allowing the app in System Preferences > Security & Privacy

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