sliccy 6.188.1 → 6.190.0

package/README.md

@@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ SLICC is for you if:
 - **Solve technical tasks with practical tools.** Reach for `bash`, `git`, `grep`, `node`, `python`, previews, and browser automation when the job is bigger than text generation.
 - **Make targeted file changes with Pi's `edit` tool.** One call can apply multiple unique, non-overlapping replacements while preserving BOMs and line endings; replacement text is always literal, so `$` sequences cannot rewrite themselves through JavaScript replacement expansion.
 - **See image-producing tool results directly in chat.** Supported `<img:data:image/...;base64,...>` markers from commands such as `open --view` and `screencapture` render as bounded, lazy-loaded inline images in chat tool rows. Each tool body displays at most four images and shows an explicit overflow indication when more are present.
+- **Use a Ghostty-backed terminal.** wterm renders shell text and handles input; `imgcat photo.png` sends image bytes to its Kitty graphics preview. Other supported image and video types keep their existing media preview.
 - **Watch computers next to browser tabs.** Registered screens (v86 guests, tabs, jsh backends, a Mac follower's desktop) appear as cards after browser tabs in the Browser overlay. Click a card for a live lightbox; when the computer allows input, clicks, scroll, and keys in that lightbox drive it (Escape releases). `computer` bash rows show a live or frozen frame — frozen stills never forward input. A Swift-launcher Mac advertises native capture; iOS is viewer-only.
 - **Serve driveable previews.** `serve --bridge <dir>` mints a URL whose every visitor tab becomes a live, leader-driveable synthetic-CDP target — the agent can navigate/click/evaluate/screenshot and weave in webhook licks. **Security: opt-in only; cross-subdomain cookie risk accepted and documented (host-only cookies isolated per preview; `Domain=.sliccy.now` cookies readable across all previews).**
 - **Publish persistent previews.** `serve --ttl 30d <dir>` uploads an immutable snapshot that remains available without the tray leader for up to 30 days; `serve --stop <token>` revokes it early. Files are capped at 25 MiB; a tray holds up to 10 snapshots (live previews are unlimited and expire once the leader has been gone for 5 minutes) — see [`serve` limits](docs/shell-reference.md#limits-and-lifetime).