- The pi-utils/mime subpath fix made the computer worker graph lazy-safe,
so the dynamic-import dispatch added for laziness is no longer needed;
cli.ts and the bundled-host fixture statically import
startComputerWorker() per the no-inline-import rule.
- worker-entry keeps the selector-guarded direct-source auto-start; the
worker-selector test now pins the exported hook contract. Verified
--no-addons CLI startup stays addon-free and the bundled/compiled
worker-host tests pass.
- The PR #7205 merge left cli.ts statically importing startComputerWorker,
dragging the computer worker graph (and pi_natives via the pi-utils
barrel) into normal CLI startup; --version died under --no-addons and
dotenv loaded before profile bootstrap. worker-entry is now a
self-starting side-effect module dispatched via dynamic import like
every other worker selector, and utils/clipboard.ts imports the mime
constant from its submodule instead of the barrel.
- Repointed the clipboard test spy at @oh-my-pi/pi-natives/clipboard —
spying the barrel never intercepted the subpath the code imports, so
the real native bridge ran (X11 timeouts on headless CI).
- Refreshed the pinned HTML export template digest and the scout gate
phrase the system-prompt rewrite changed.
Extracted the coding-agent scope of PR #7077 (@santhreal): single-pass
placeholder matcher so positional values containing literal $@ or
$ARGUMENTS are never re-expanded. The unrelated utils formatting changes
in that PR were not taken.
- Added the `ps` shell builtin with BSD and procps selection forms, custom formatting, and sorting capabilities.
- Implemented the `sanitize_process_command` helper to clean process command names and arguments.
- Updated the bash prompt template and package changelogs to document the new builtin.
- Added an optional `timeoutMs` property to the provider discovery configuration schema with validation.
- Passed custom discovery timeout values through model discovery and metadata probing functions.
Fixes#6952
- Refused background keyboard delivery for multi-window macOS applications to prevent ambiguous keystroke routing.
- Set `AXMain` and `AXFocused` attributes during foreground macOS input delivery to ensure proper window activation.
- Activated Chromium renderer accessibility trees lazily during window snapshots to avoid capturing only browser chrome.
- Used `AXDescription` as a fallback title for unnamed macOS accessibility controls in snapshots and queries.
- Update tool usage, exploration, delegation, and execution workflow guidelines in the system prompt.
- Tighten constraints on completion, completeness, evidence output, and yielding behaviors.
- Replaced monolithic desktop native bindings and action batching with a modular cross-platform backend structure supporting Wayland, X11, macOS, and Win32.
- Updated the computer tool schema and supervisor to execute persistent JavaScript script runs with timeout clamping and asynchronous tool calling.
- Integrated accessibility (AX) tree snapshotting, node querying, and bounds-based hit testing across platform desktop layers.
- Added native clipboard bindings and updated coding-agent prompts, renderers, and tests to validate script-based computer workflows.
The postmortem module bound the native hard-exit once at module init
(process.reallyExit.bind(process)). The shipped bundle defers this
module's evaluation until first access, which can land inside a
withHostGuard window where process.reallyExit is the ExtensionExitError-
throwing stub; .bind() then froze that stub permanently, so every later
host-owned exit (SIGHUP 129, SIGINT 130, fatal 1) threw and re-entered
the unhandled-rejection fatal path in a loop (exit 129 storm).
Resolve the native exit on every call instead of binding at init, and
have withHostGuard stamp its throwing replacement with the native
primitive it shadows so a signal arriving mid-guard still exits (#6488)
without the guard poisoning later exits (#7393).
Fixes#7393
- Added an LSP multiplexer server, protocol definitions, and daemon lifecycle management to route traffic across sessions.
- Introduced `lsp.shared` settings configuration and SDK session creation support for shared language servers.
- Migrated shared daemon ensure helpers into a central launch module with updated import references.
- Added comprehensive unit tests and fake LSP server fixtures covering muxing, sharing, caching, and restarts.
- Serialized group and ungroup operations to prevent duplicate tab group creation races.
- Queued and serially drained tab grouping requests in the relay bridge to prevent overlapping RPCs.
- Mirrored tab group titles to session storage and healed duplicate groups during background service worker recovery.
- Renamed run-cancellation utility to run-scope and updated corresponding module and test references.
- Added window discovery, targeting, and frame validation for macOS, Windows, and Linux platforms.
- Updated computer tool and protocol definitions to support listing and targeting specific application windows.
- Refactored native computer tool exposure to function-only representation across models.
- Updated documentation and test suites to reflect window-scoped computer control capabilities.
Daniel Anderson-Little