skydive-cli 0.6.0-beta.6 → 0.6.0-beta.61

package/CHANGELOG.md

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+- `skydive fs put`, `fs get`, and `fs cp` — move files between your machine and an agent's sandbox without opening the chat TUI or the web app. `fs put [agent] <local-file> <remote-path>` uploads a file, `fs get [agent] <remote-path> <local-path>` downloads one, and `fs cp [agent] <src> <dst>` copies a file to another path inside the sandbox. They ride the same first-class `fs` relay channel as `fs edit` (same EDIT-permission and kill-switch gating); downloads stream in 8MB ranges so large files come down fine, while uploads and in-sandbox copies are capped at the relay's 8MB per-write limit — a bigger file is rejected up front with a pointer to the web Files tab. Silent on success so they compose in scripts; exit code carries the result.
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+- `skydive secrets` and `skydive keys` now accept `--agent <id or name>` (the same flag every other agent-targeting command uses), resolving the name against your agent roster. They used to take only a raw `--agent-id`, so passing the name every other command accepts 404'd "agent not found" for a perfectly real agent; `--agent-id` still works.
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+- `/fork` in the chat TUI now works while the agent is mid-run. It used to refuse with "finish or cancel the run first"; now it copies the conversation up to the last completed message and opens the copy, while the agent keeps working on the original — reopen the original to reattach, exactly as after `esc`. This matches the web "Fork chat" menu item, which never had the restriction.
+- The two cards pinned above the chat TUI composer — **subagents** and **plan** — can now be minimized to a single header row. Click a card's header (the `▾`/`▸` chevron shows which way it goes), or use `/subagent minimize` and `/plan minimize`; the same again, or `/plan expand`, brings the rows back. Minimized, a card keeps its label and its progress counter (`Subagents 7/10`), so a ten-task fan-out costs one row instead of ten and the rest of the terminal goes back to the transcript. `/plan expand` and `/plan collapse` keep their meaning (unfold and re-fold the completed rows the card windows away); clicking the card's _body_ still does the same, and the hints now say which surface does which.
+- Reopening a conversation whose subagents and plan are all finished now opens both pinned cards minimized to their header row (`▸ ✔ Subagents 4/4`, `▸ Plan 5/5`) instead of spending up to ten rows above the composer on finished work. A card that opens this way pops back open by itself the moment new work goes live in that conversation (a fresh fan-out, a new in-progress step); a card you minimized yourself stays minimized, as before. Work still running when you open the conversation shows its rows, exactly as it did.
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 - The chat TUI status bar now always shows where the portal stands, instead of only lighting up once everything already worked. It reads `portal off`, `portal connecting`, `portal on` (open on this machine, but this agent has no grant), `portal shared` (green — this agent can run commands here), `portal error`, or `portal unavailable` when you signed in with an API key and no portal is possible. Previously the badge rendered nothing in every one of those states, so "why can't the agent reach my machine?" had no answer on screen.
 - One word for that feature across the whole CLI: **portal**. The footer hint is now `ctrl+t portal` / `ctrl+t close portal` (was `local access` / `revoke access`), `/status` reports a `portal` row (was `local access`), and `/share` and `/portal` describe themselves as opening the portal and granting an agent access to your machine. `/portal` used to say "access your computer", which collided with `/computer` — that command still means the **agent's** sandbox, and "computer" stays reserved for it. `--share-machine` and the `shareMachineDefault` config key are unchanged.
 - `npm i -g skydive-cli` (and yarn/pnpm/bun) now installs a tiny launcher plus one prebuilt, os/cpu-matched binary that carries its own runtime — so on the common platforms `skydive chat` and `skydive import` start instantly and **do not download a Bun runtime on first use**. On any platform without a prebuilt binary (or if the optional dependency is skipped), the CLI automatically falls back to the existing behavior: it runs under your Node and provisions Bun on first `chat`, exactly as before. Nothing about the commands, flags, config, or `SKYDIVE_*` environment variables changes, and `skydive update` still upgrades npm installs via your package manager and standalone-binary installs in place.
 
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+- `skydive agents git token` — create, list, and revoke git-proxy tokens for an agent's repo from your machine. `agents git token create <agent>` prints a read_write token plus the tokenless remote URL (the same routes the web settings page uses); `… git token list <agent>` shows the agent's tokens by id, and `… git token revoke <agent> <token-id>` revokes one. The command's job ends at the credential: it writes nothing to git on your machine, so what to do with the token (credential store, remote URLs) stays with whatever tooling you already pipe credentials through. `auth login` now points at it for laptop git setup.
 - Files an agent shares into the conversation now show as a saveable row in the chat TUI. When the agent sends you a file (a report, an export, a screenshot), it appears as a `📎` row with the filename and size and a "click to save" hint; clicking it downloads the file to your `~/Downloads` (falling back to your home directory) and opens it with your default app, then the row shows where it landed. Clicking a saved row again re-opens it. Previously these files were only reachable in the web app — in the terminal they were invisible.
 - `platform ask` forms now render in the chat TUI. The card lists each question with lettered options (A/B/C/D plus Other); `ctrl+r` opens a full overlay picker (one question at a time, arrows + enter, Other as a typed row — the Claude Code interaction). The answer sends as a normal message. Headless `chat -p` prints the question as an `[action needed]` block instead of dropping it.
 - Every API request now reports this install's version (`x-skydive-cli-version`) so the server can refuse features the installed CLI cannot render — `platform ask` needs the #21411 canary (`0.5.0-beta.43` or newer), not 0.4.0 and not earlier 0.5.0 betas.