nterminal 1.3.11 → 1.3.12
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After onboarding finishes, open the URL printed in the final summary and log in with your password plus authenticator code.
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The full main/secondary setup flow and nginx/TLS automation are described in `docs/onboarding.md` (included in the package).
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Package installs keep runtime config and state under `~/.nterminal` so package updates do not overwrite local sessions or secrets. Use a user-writable npm global prefix if you want in-app updates to run without sudo.
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- Tabs show a green dot while working and a blue unread badge when output finished in the background; workspaces and favorites show the same state.
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- **Favorite tabs**: star any tab, then open the favorites dialog (`Ctrl+Alt+F`) to jump to it on any server. A favorite whose tab was closed is recreated in its saved folder.
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- Scroll progress, jump-to-bottom, mobile drag handles, and follow-tail behavior keep large outputs usable.
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- Workspace shortcuts use Control-based keys and can be rebound in Settings (see
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- Workspace shortcuts use Control-based keys and can be rebound in Settings (see `docs/features.md`).
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### Codex / Claude History And Subagents
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- Open a server's Codex or Claude account dialog from the provider buttons on its server card.
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- Each server keeps its own encrypted credential vault. Save several accounts, switch with **Use**, add one without leaving the dialog, and refresh credentials. Accounts are named after the signed-in email by default; click a name to rename it (the email stays visible under a custom name). **Add account** runs the official CLI login on the server and shows its sign-in link (open it or copy it to any browser) plus, for Codex, the one-time device code; for Claude, paste the code the page shows back into the dialog. Running Codex/Claude sessions are listed for reference but do not block a switch; they keep their current account until restarted (**Exit all sessions** stops them). Refreshing the active account waits until its CLI has exited. The active account is also backed up in the vault, so if a running session writes its old account back over the login file, the dialog says so and **Use** restores the other account. A saved login the provider revoked or let expire shows **Re-login required**, with a **Sign in again** button; the server card's provider icon gets a small marker.
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- The dialog shows access-token expiry, weekly and session usage remaining, reset times, and the last refresh result. Usage checks are read-only.
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- Optional provider lifecycle hooks (Linux, see `docs/provider-hooks.md`) can be installed or removed from the same dialog or with `nterminal hooks`. For Codex, **Trust NTerminal hooks in Codex** asks Codex to trust only NTerminal's own hooks, the same as approving them in `/hooks`.
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### Files, Uploads, And Editor
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## Documentation
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These guides ship with the package: after `npm install -g nterminal` they are in the package's `docs/` folder (`npm root -g` shows where global packages live).
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- **Onboarding** (`docs/onboarding.md`): main/secondary setup, nginx, TLS, firewall, and package runtime setup.
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- **Configuration** (`docs/configuration.md`): `.env`, environment variables, and deployment examples.
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- **Operations** (`docs/operations.md`): service control, updates, clean uninstall, verification, and troubleshooting.
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- **Terminal History** (`docs/terminal-history.md`): tmux scrollback, alternate buffer behavior, Codex/Claude JSONL history, search, and large-output ergonomics.
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- **Provider Hooks** (`docs/provider-hooks.md`): optional Codex/Claude lifecycle hooks, Codex trust, and the `nterminal hooks` command.
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- **Features** (`docs/features.md`): workspaces, accounts, files, uploads, attachments, notifications, mobile controls, keyboard shortcuts, and PWA behavior.
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- **Security** (`SECURITY.md`): supported security boundary and vulnerability reporting.
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## Limitations
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## License
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NTerminal is licensed under GPL-3.0-only.
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NTerminal is licensed under GPL-3.0-only. The full text is in the `LICENSE` file included in the package.
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