@xenosystem/agent-cli 0.5.17 → 0.5.18

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  Production terminal AI agent CLI from XENO Corporation.
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- > **EXPERIMENTAL BUILD — not code-signed.** This release is published unsigned
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- > pending code-signing certificates. Windows SmartScreen will warn on the
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- > standalone installers, and the native interactive terminal is **opt-in** (see
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- > below). Everything else — agent runs, tools, pipe-mode command execution — is
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- > unaffected.
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- ## Platform support — interactive terminal
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- The CLI itself runs anywhere Node.js >= 20 runs. The **interactive terminal**
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- (the native `xeno_pty` module that gives shell commands a real TTY) is a
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- per-platform native artifact, and its coverage is *not* uniform:
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- | Platform | Native terminal | How this build was produced |
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- | `linux-x64` | Yes | Built for this release (Debian 12, g++ 12.2; glibc floor 2.34) |
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- | `linux-arm64` | Yes | Built for this release (Debian 12, g++ 12.2; glibc floor 2.34) |
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- | `win32-x64` | Yes<sup>1</sup> | Built for this release (MSVC 19.44, ConPTY) |
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- | `darwin-arm64` | Yes<sup>2</sup> | Carried forward from 0.4.45 (Apple clang 17) — see note 2 |
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- | `darwin-x64` | Yes<sup>2</sup> | Carried forward from 0.4.45 (Apple clang 17) — see note 2 |
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- | `win32-arm64` | **No** | **Not shipped in this release** — see note 3 |
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- <sup>1</sup> On `win32-x64` the terminal supports TTY startup, Unicode I/O,
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- resize, and process-tree termination. **Ctrl+C delivered through the terminal
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- input channel does not raise SIGINT in the child process** — a known ConPTY
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- defect, tracked and reproducible. Use `/processes` to stop a task.
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- <sup>2</sup> The macOS artifacts are **not rebuilt for 0.5.17**. They are the
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- artifacts published in 0.4.45, carried forward because the native source
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- (`xeno_pty_posix.cpp`) is byte-identical: the manifests record
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- `sourceSha256 = 6ba69e62…`, which is exactly this release's source. They were
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- compiled by the last macOS CI run (Apple clang 17) and are verified here as
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- correct 64-bit Mach-O bundles for their CPU type, with their recorded hashes
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- intact. They could **not** be re-executed during release preparation because
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- building or running macOS binaries requires Apple hardware, which this release
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- did not have. Treat macOS as source-verified, not run-verified, for 0.5.17.
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- <sup>3</sup> `win32-arm64` ships **no** native terminal in this release. The
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- Windows-on-ARM cross-compiler (`MSVC v143 ARM64 build tools`) was not available
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- on the release machine, and the previously published `win32-arm64` artifact was
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- built from a *different* source revision, so it was not carried forward. On
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- `win32-arm64` the CLI runs normally, and shell commands run in **pipe mode**.
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- ### What "no interactive terminal" actually means
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- Commands still run. They run through pipes instead of a TTY: no interactive
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- prompts (`sudo`, `ssh`, `vim`, REPLs), no terminal size reporting, no Ctrl+C
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- signal delivery. The CLI **says so explicitly** — it prints a notice on first
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- use, `xeno --version` reports the status on its second line, and `xeno doctor`
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- gives the cause and the fix. It never degrades silently.
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- ### The unsigned-artifact gate
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- Native artifacts in this release are `unsigned-development`, and the package
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- ships an empty trust store. On a normal install the loader therefore refuses to
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- load them, and the interactive terminal is **off by default on every platform,
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- including the ones with a build above.** This is deliberate: an unsigned native
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- module is a supply-chain risk the CLI will not take on your behalf.
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- To opt in on a platform that has a build:
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- ```bash
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- XENO_ALLOW_UNSIGNED_NATIVE=1 xeno chat
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- ```
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- Related switches: `XENO_DISABLE_PTY=1` turns the terminal off outright,
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- `XENO_REQUIRE_SIGNED_NATIVE=1` refuses unsigned artifacts even in a source
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- checkout, and `XENO_QUIET_PTY_WARNING=1` silences the unavailability notice.
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- Once code signing is in place, signed manifests will load without any opt-in.
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  ## Runtime Ownership
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  The current ownership level is release-audited and may be lower than the terminal P2 program target. Node is an external host through P2, self-contained release assets embed Node.js or Bun, and the TypeScript/npm development toolchain remains third-party infrastructure. Runtime and toolchain replacement are not roadmap items. The package must not be described as fully proprietary, entirely Xeno-owned, free of third-party runtime code, or built by an owned toolchain. The packaged policy and engineering clean-room controls are in `ownership/`.