@cjhyy/code-shell 0.5.0-rc.2 → 0.6.0-rc.10

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  tools). Their `model` is left unset so they reuse the parent model — set
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  `model:` in the frontmatter to route a role to a specific pool key.
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+ #### Unified model catalog + `EditModelCatalog`
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+ - A single catalog drives text/image/video model connections (one template per
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+ vendor, parameters declared in the catalog drive both the UI controls and the
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+ tool description). Built-in entries ship in core; user entries live in
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+ `~/.code-shell/model-catalog.user.json`. The connections page supports
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+ multiple instances and credential reuse (`apiKeyRef`) with a per-tag default.
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+ - New `EditModelCatalog` builtin tool lets the agent add/update a user catalog
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+ entry and echoes a structured summary (every param's options/default) so you
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+ can verify it against the provider's official docs.
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+ - Reasoning `effort` is now a free-form, catalog-driven string (e.g. `xhigh`,
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+ `max`) instead of a closed enum, so a model gaining a new level no longer
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+ crashes the app on boot.
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+ - **Generic parameter pass-through**: catalog-declared params (beyond reasoning)
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+ flow into the request body via `extraBody`, filtered per-provider against
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+ `rejectedParams` — so a vendor-specific knob can be exposed in the UI and sent
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+ on the wire without a code change.
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+ - Connections that require an API key but have no credential now surface a clear
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+ "credential not configured" error at resolve time instead of an opaque 401
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+ when the first message is sent.
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+ #### Browser automation + built-in browser panel
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+ - CDP-driven automation of the built-in browser (no Playwright/JS-injection):
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+ semantic `browser_observe` / `browser_act` / `browser_navigate` tools, image
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+ & vision observation, multi-tab support, and link/image URL extraction. The
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+ whole capability is a single toggle — turning it off removes both the tools
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+ and their prompt text. Stale snapshots are folded to save tokens.
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+ - The agent can open the browser panel itself; selections echo back into tool
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+ cards; screenshots echo to the stream as clickable thumbnails.
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+ #### Credentials: cookie login, multi-account, inject
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+ - Standalone login window captures session cookies for sites the embedded
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+ webview can't log into (Google/YouTube/etc.), stored as cookie credentials.
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+ - Same-domain multi-account cookie credentials with a `UseCredential` tool
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+ (materializes a temporary Netscape `cookies.txt` for HTTP scraping) and a new
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+ `InjectCredential` tool (restores cookies into the built-in browser). Both are
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+ gated by a three-tier approval, with per-credential auto-use/auto-inject opt-in.
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+ #### Plugins / MCP / extensions
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+ - Local plugin install from a directory or `.zip`, with same-name **overwrite
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+ upgrade** (using the authoritative manifest name) and **uninstall** that also
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+ prunes orphaned `disabled` entries from settings.
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+ - Plugin-bundled MCP servers accept a user supplement layer (extra
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+ credentials / env vars / forwarded system env) without touching the plugin
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+ manifest. Extensions page unifies icons and surfaces a marketplace "refresh"
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+ (git fetch) action and an "official" badge.
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+ #### Desktop & engine
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+ - Full Chinese/English i18n of the desktop renderer; YAML config read support.
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+ - SDK-only `settingsJsonSchema()` / `writeSettingsSchemaFile()` exports for
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+ embedders that want to generate a JSON-Schema for `settings.json` (not wired
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+ into the desktop/CLI UI — call it explicitly from a host).
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+ - Step-gap **steering**: guidance injects between turn steps without
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+ interrupting the current turn by default.
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+ - A single notification-driven wake path unifies background video / shell /
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+ sub-agent completion (replaces engine busy-loops).
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+ - Dedicated sandbox settings tab + per-tool-card sandbox badge.
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+ ### Security
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+ - `settings.json` (which may hold plaintext API keys) is now written
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+ owner-only (`0o600`), matching `credentials.json`; pre-existing
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+ world-readable files are tightened on the next write.
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+ - Cookie capture filters by a proper registrable-domain match, so a bare
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+ public-suffix cookie domain (e.g. `.co`) can no longer be captured for an
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+ unrelated host. Cookie lease files live in an owner-only (`0o700`) directory.
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+ - Plugin/marketplace update checks pass a git `--` separator on every
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+ `ls-remote`/`fetch`/`sparse-checkout`, closing an argument-injection vector
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+ where a crafted git URL could be treated as a git flag.
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+ - `WebSearch` and `web-fetch` now carry a request timeout and honor the user's
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+ Stop signal, so a hung provider can no longer block a turn indefinitely.
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+ - Mobile-remote device authentication compares the device secret in constant
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+ time (`timingSafeEqual`) instead of `===`, removing a timing side-channel on
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+ the bearer credential.
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+ - `GenerateImage` / `GenerateVideo` local file inputs (`referenceImages` /
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+ `images` / `image`) now go through the path-policy layer like `Read`, so an
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+ out-of-workspace path (`../../etc/passwd`) prompts for approval instead of
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+ being read and shipped silently.
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+ - A credential's masked hint no longer reveals a short secret in full
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+ (`"ab".slice(-4)` used to return the whole secret).
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - Step-gap steering no longer leaves a duplicate user bubble: a queued
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+ steer entry that is interrupted (or that survives into the next turn) is
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+ withdrawn before the message is re-sent.
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+ - `AgentSendInput` refuses to resume a sub-agent that is still running,
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+ preventing two engines from writing the same child transcript concurrently.
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+ - Non-finite / non-positive numeric guards on several paths: the browser
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+ `waitForLoad` no longer spins forever on a `NaN` timeout; `scroll` ignores a
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+ `NaN` amount (and a negative amount no longer flips direction); terminal
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+ resize clamps `NaN`/`<1` dimensions to 1; a `"0s"` cron interval is rejected
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+ instead of busy-spinning a 0ms timer; and run-list pagination clamps negative
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+ `offset`/`limit` instead of returning a surprise tail window.
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+ - `ListMcpResources` / `ReadMcpResource` forward the run's Stop signal so a
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+ hung MCP server call can be cancelled promptly.
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+ - The phone remote no longer white-screens if the host sends a `room.history`
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+ payload whose `messages` is not an array — the history replay guards the
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+ shape before mapping.
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  ## [0.5.0-rc.0] - 2026-05-23
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  > ⚠️ Breaking. The repo is now a monorepo with three published packages.
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- # CodeShell
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <img src="assets/codeshell-dog-icon.png" alt="CodeShell dog mascot" width="120" />
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+ </p>
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- CodeShell is a general-purpose AI agent orchestration framework for terminal and headless workflows.
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+ # CodeShell
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- It now ships with built-in presets:
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <strong>A general-purpose AI agent orchestration framework — terminal, headless, and a full desktop app.</strong>
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+ </p>
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- - `general`: a domain-agnostic orchestrator for research, automation, operations, and long-running tasks
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- - `terminal-coding`: a coding-focused terminal assistant built on top of the same core engine
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+ <p align="center">
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+ <img src="assets/codeshell-hero.png" alt="CodeShell terminal agent orchestration hero image" width="860" />
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+ </p>
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- The important part is that the core is no longer tied to software engineering. The turn loop, context management, permissions, MCP integration, hooks, tasks, cron, and sub-agents stay generic; coding behavior is expressed as a preset.
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+ CodeShell is one orchestration engine wearing three faces:
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- ## Features
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+ - a **terminal CLI** (`code-shell`) for interactive and headless agent runs,
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+ - an **Electron desktop app** with chat, file/browser/terminal/diff panels, model & credential management, an extensions marketplace, automation, and a phone remote, and
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+ - a **programmatic SDK** (`import { Engine } from "@cjhyy/code-shell"`) for embedding the engine in your own product.
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- ### Core engine
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+ The core is deliberately **domain-agnostic**. The turn loop, context management, permissions, MCP integration, hooks, tasks, cron, sub-agents, sessions, and memory all stay generic; coding behavior is just a *preset* layered on top — not baked into the engine. (See `packages/core/CONTRIBUTING.md`: "core only carries mechanism, not policy.")
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- - Turn-based agent loop with streaming output
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- - Context compaction and session persistence
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- - Permission-gated tool execution
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- - Hook pipeline and MCP integration
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- - Task tracking, sub-agents, sleep, and cron tools for long-running workflows
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+ > Status: **0.5.0-rc.2**, preparing for beta. The desktop app is the headline product; the CLI and SDK share the same core engine.
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- ### Presets
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+ ---
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- - `general` for orchestration-heavy work
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- - `terminal-coding` for terminal-native code editing and code navigation
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- - Configurable prompt and built-in tool selection through settings or the programmatic API
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+ ## Why CodeShell
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- ### Terminal UX
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+ - **One engine, many products** — the same runtime drives coding, research, automation, browser tasks, and long-running workflows. Behavior is expressed as presets and tools, not forked codebases.
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+ - **Terminal-first, headless-ready, desktop-complete** — run interactively in the terminal, fire one-shot headless jobs, or use the full visual desktop client.
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+ - **Permission-aware by default** — high-impact actions (writes, shell, git) sit behind explicit approval flows with session/project scoping and a `bypass` mode for trusted contexts.
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+ - **Extensible end-to-end** — presets, built-in tools, MCP servers, hooks, skills, plugins (CC- and Codex-format), sub-agents, and cron jobs are all first-class, with a desktop UI for discovering and installing them.
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+ - **Local-first & private** — sessions, transcripts, credentials, and memory live under `~/.code-shell/`; credential files are written owner-only (`0o600`).
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  ## Quick start
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  ```bash
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- # Default CLI preset: terminal coding assistant
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+ # Default CLI preset: terminal coding assistant (interactive REPL)
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- # One-shot execution with the general preset
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- npx @cjhyy/code-shell run --preset general "Create a long-running research plan and track it with tasks"
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+ # One-shot / headless execution
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+ npx @cjhyy/code-shell run --preset general \
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+ "Create a long-running research plan and track it with tasks"
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  ```
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+ Requires **Node.js >= 20.10**.
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+ ### Desktop app
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+ The desktop app (`packages/desktop`) is an Electron client. To run it from source:
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+ bun run dev # launches the desktop app in dev mode
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+ ```
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+ It gives you chat with streaming output, a side-by-side file / browser / terminal / diff panel dock, model & credential management, an extensions marketplace, automation/cron scheduling, persistent goals, memory, and a phone remote — all driving the same core engine via per-session agent worker processes.
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+ ---
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+ ## Features
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+ ### Core engine (`@cjhyy/code-shell-core`)
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+ - Turn-based agent loop with streaming output and step-by-step lifecycle events
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+ - Context compaction (tool-pair-preserving) and durable session persistence on disk
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+ - Permission-gated tool execution with session/project rule caching and chained-command guards
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+ - Hook pipeline (user + project + plugin hooks) and full MCP client integration
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+ - First-class **tasks, sub-agents, cron, and sleep** for long-running and self-pacing workflows
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+ - **Persistent goals** with a stop-hook judge and explicit `complete_goal` declaration
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+ - **Memory + Dream**: per-turn memory injection plus an LLM consolidation pass
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+ - **Unified model catalog**: text / image / video providers under one tag-based config, with per-model parameter definitions that drive both UI controls and tool descriptions
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+ - Background shell jobs, cost tracking, and turn-level file undo/redo
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+ ### Presets
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+ | `general` | General orchestration, research, automation, long-running work | Core orchestration tools only |
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+ | `terminal-coding` | Terminal-native coding assistant | `EnterWorktree`, `ExitWorktree`, `NotebookEdit`, `LSP`, `Brief`, `Arena` |
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+ Presets select the system prompt, the built-in tool set, and permission defaults. Configure via the SDK, the CLI `--preset` flag, or settings.
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+ - Headless `run` mode for one-shot execution, plus `repl`, `sessions`, and `runs` subcommands
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+ - Slash commands, `@`-mention file/skill search, command auto-complete, and in-REPL cron scheduling
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+ - `Shift+Tab` permission-mode cycling, transcript browsing, session resume, and cost/usage reporting
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+ - **Chat** with streaming, image attachments (upload/drag/paste), and a run-time steering/queue model (queue = non-interrupting step-gap insertion; "steer" = interrupt-and-resend)
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+ - **Panel dock** alongside the conversation: read-only **Files** panel, **Browser** panel (CDP-driven, with selection-anchor sync), interactive **Terminal** (node-pty), and a **Diff/Review** panel
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+ - **Model catalog & connections**: full CRUD over providers/models, credential reuse by company, and parameter docs surfaced into tool descriptions
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+ - **Credentials**: API keys, browser-cookie login (with a dedicated login window for sites the embedded webview can't handle), multi-account cookie credentials, and permission token/link gates
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+ - **Extensions**: plugin/skill/MCP management + a marketplace (installs CC- and Codex-format plugins, including from uploaded archives), a capability overview, and sub-agent (Agent role) management
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+ - **Automation**: cron/scheduled tasks with read-only contract enforcement, per-task transcripts and memory, and a runs view for long tasks
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+ - **Persistent goals**, **memory management** (pin/edit/clear, manual Dream), **hooks** configuration, and full **i18n** (Chinese / English)
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+ - **Phone remote**: control a desktop session from a mobile web app over a local WebSocket
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+ - Onboarding wizard, trust gate, app updater, command palette (⌘K), cross-project session search (⌘P), and in-transcript search (⌘F)
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+ - **Execution**: `Bash`, `PowerShell`, `REPL`
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+ - **Coordination**: `TaskCreate`, `TaskUpdate`, `TaskList`, `TaskGet`, `TaskOutput`, `Agent`, `SendMessage`, `Sleep`
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+ - **Planning / runtime**: `EnterPlanMode`, `ExitPlanMode`, `CronCreate`, `CronDelete`, `CronList`
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+ - **Discovery / integration**: `ToolSearch`, `Skill`, `MCPTool`, `ListMcpResources`, `ReadMcpResource`
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+ - **Generation**: `GenerateImage`, `GenerateVideo` (image/video providers via the unified catalog)
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+ - **Coding preset extras**: `EnterWorktree`, `ExitWorktree`, `NotebookEdit`, `LSP`, `Brief`, `Arena`
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- ├── session/ # Session persistence and memory
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+ ├── tui/ # Terminal CLI, Ink-based UI, renderer, commands, approvals
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+ ├── desktop/ # Electron desktop client + agent worker bridge + mobile remote app
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+ └── cdp/ # Environment-agnostic CDP browser-action layer (no Playwright)
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+ ├── architecture/ # System architecture chapters + feature inventory (see architecture/README.md)
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+ ├── todo/ # Roadmap + forward-looking design docs (see todo/README.md)
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+ > The desktop renderer uses **shadcn/ui + Tailwind v4** (zinc theme) and imports no core code — it is a thin client over `window.codeshell.*`. See `packages/desktop/CLAUDE.md` for renderer conventions.
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+ ---
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+ ## Further reading
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+ - [Architecture & feature inventory](docs/architecture/README.md)
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+ - [Roadmap & TODO](docs/todo/README.md)
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+ - [Prior architecture documentation set (archived, pending rewrite)](docs/archive/architecture/README.md)
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+ ---
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  ## Acknowledgments
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- The `ApplyPatch` tool (`src/tool-system/builtin/apply-patch/`) is adapted from
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+ The `ApplyPatch` tool (`packages/core/src/tool-system/builtin/apply-patch/`) is adapted from
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  [OpenAI Codex `codex-rs/apply-patch`](https://github.com/openai/codex/tree/main/codex-rs/apply-patch),
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- licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See `NOTICE.md` and `LICENSE-codex` in
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+ licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See `NOTICE.md` and `LICENSE-codex` in that directory
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+ for details, including the intentional behavioral divergence where our applier rolls back
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+ partial writes on failure.
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+ ## License
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+ MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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  "name": "@cjhyy/code-shell",
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- "dev": "CODE_SHELL_DEV=1 CODESHELL_UI_PERF=1 bun run packages/tui/src/cli/main.ts",
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+ "dev:desktop": "bun run --filter '@cjhyy/code-shell-desktop' dev",
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+ "dev:tui": "CODE_SHELL_DEV=1 CODESHELL_UI_PERF=1 bun run packages/tui/src/cli/main.ts",
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+ },
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