gpty v0.4.0
v0.4.0! Private Inspector Q&A, passive Reasoning projection, and the first OMP observability bridge are the highlights of this release.
Inspector pane. A dedicated, private, tool-free Q&A surface. Each pane owns one in-memory session (omp --mode rpc with tools, extensions, skills, and rules all disabled) — it never attaches to or scrapes the terminal-hosted OMP TUI. Capture-to-Inspector concepts ship disabled, and panes gate captures behind an explicit opt-in.
Reasoning pane. A passive projection of documented OMP lifecycle events from one terminal of your choice, linked by a stable attachment id. Turn history stays in RAM for the current session only; nothing is written to layouts or profiles.
OMP event channel. A second local socket (gpty-events.sock) accepts only the ompEvent method, authenticated with a per-terminal capability injected at spawn. The shipped @gpty/omp-events extension is dormant unless explicitly linked and all four activation variables are present. Unix-only for now; Windows fails closed.
Agent Workspace profile. A built-in recommended layout — Terminal, Inspector, and Reasoning side by side. Built-in profiles can’t be overwritten or deleted from the sidebar.
Safe Markdown everywhere. Inspector and Reasoning streams render through a Rust CommonMark→BBCode converter with HTML and BBCode escaped; code-viewer panes gain a rendered/source toggle for Markdown files.
Terminal fixes. Resize cascades no longer collapse the grid or scroll through history: transient pane sizes are floored, redundant SIGWINCH is skipped, grid growth keeps text anchored, and the emulator now answers cursor-position queries so full-screen TUIs re-render in place.
Release
- Download the standalone binary from GitHub Releases.
- Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md.
- Source: github.com/godot-pty/gpty.