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-# tabby-agentdeck
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-
-A [Tabby](https://tabby.sh) terminal plugin for **people who keep Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI open in several tabs at once**.
-
-It pins the terminal viewport to **4:3** and spends the leftover space on a **session deck with live status**.
-You see which agent is running and which one is waiting for you without clicking through tabs.
-Documents and images the agents produce open in a **preview panel** beside the terminal.
-On top of that it fixes the things agent CLIs get wrong inside a terminal — image paste, newline keys, pty width drift.
-
-```
-┌────────────────────┬──────────────────┬──────────────────┐
-│                    │ note.md   ＋ ⟳ ✕ │ AGENT DECK    4  │
-│  terminal (4:3)    ├──────────────────┼──────────────────┤
-│                    │ note.md  shot.png│ ● running refactor│
-│  Tabby's own tab   ├──────────────────┤ ⏸ waiting rebuild │
-│  bar is hidden     │ # Title          │ ✔ done    tests   │
-│                    │ body is rendered │ ○ idle            │
-│                    │ [image]          ├──────────────────┤
-│                    │ 742 B · just now │ + new tab │ config│
-└────────────────────┴──────────────────┴──────────────────┘
-      terminal           preview panel      session deck
-```
-
-Built and verified on Windows. The status-notification hook is a PowerShell script and is therefore Windows-only;
-everything else is platform-agnostic but has not been exercised elsewhere.
-If you run Tabby on macOS or Linux, an [issue](https://github.com/jghwang2/tabby-agentdeck/issues) saying what broke is genuinely useful.
-
-## Features
-
-| | What it does |
-|---|---|
-| **4:3 width** | Derives terminal width from window height and fixes it. Leftover width goes to the sidebar; whatever is still left is absorbed by the terminal |
-| **Sidebar tab management** | Click to select, `×` to close, double-click to rename the task, right-click to set status by hand |
-| **Search · status filter** | The search box narrows by title, task name and working folder; status chips keep only one state. `Esc` clears |
-| **Reordering** | Drag a row to move it (Tabby's own tab order follows). Hold at the edge and the list **scrolls by itself**, so off-screen positions are one gesture away. Blocked with an explanation while status sorting is on |
-| **Keyboard control** | `Ctrl+Shift+L` enters the list; `↑↓` walks it and Enter picks. **The tab does not change while you walk** — focus and selection are separate so passing output does not flood the screen. `Ctrl+W` closes the current tab (the focused row when the list has the keyboard) |
-| **Output preview** | Markdown, images, tables (csv/tsv) and code the agent touched, in a panel beside the terminal. It picks up paths printed on screen, so Claude Code, Codex and Gemini all work |
-| **Drag and drop** | Drop a file on the panel and it opens. **Drop it on the terminal** and you are asked: open in panel / paste the path |
-| **Diff view** | The `Changes` tab of the same panel shows `git diff` for the working tree — file list, `+N -M`, unified diff with line numbers. It holds regardless of who made the change |
-| **`file:line` reference** | Click a line in a diff or code view and that position is typed into the terminal (Shift+click for a range). "Fix this line" without typing it out |
-| **Stage · commit** | Click a file tag to `git add`/unstage, write a message and commit. **It takes two presses** (the first one asks to confirm) |
-| **Session groups** | Tabs group by project. The boundary is found by walking up for a repository root (`.git` and friends), so there is nothing to configure. With a single group no header is drawn and order is left alone |
-| **Resume a past session** | `⟲ Past sessions` in a group lists **closed Claude Code sessions by the prompt you typed**. Click one and the conversation comes back with `claude --resume` in its own working folder |
-| **IME composition guard** | Waits for composition to settle before writing to the pty, so a half-composed syllable no longer follows the cursor or drops onto a new line |
-| **Agent profiles** | Works out which CLI is running in a tab (process → title) and applies that agent's rules. Supporting a new CLI is one profile block |
-| **Mouse docking** | Drag the header to any edge (left/right/top/bottom); drag the divider to resize |
-| **Status** | running / waiting / rate limited / done / error / idle, as colour, badge and elapsed time. It judges from screen text even with no hook, and a badge says **why** it stopped (what needs approval, which limit) |
-| **Per-status counts** | The header shows counts in urgency order — `⏸ 2 ● 3 ○ 1`. Turn on `sortByStatus` and tabs sort the same way |
-| **Subagent count** | How many background agents that session is running, as `❖3`. Counted by **matching launches against completions** in the transcript, so it is right even when no hook reports |
-| **Task names** | The moment you press Enter, the text in the input box becomes the row's label |
-| **Claude Code hook** | Install once from the settings window and the agent reports status directly (optional) |
-| **Root profile** | Always open new tabs in a chosen working root |
-| **Auto-update** | On startup it asks npm for a newer version, and with your consent closes Tabby, installs, and **starts itself back up**. Development installs (source links) are left alone |
-| **Input fixes** | `Ctrl+V` image paste, `Ctrl+Enter`/`Shift+Enter` newline, right-click copy/paste |
-| **Screen repair** | Clears **only the input-box remnant** of a broken TUI and re-syncs the size — the conversation you were reading is untouched. Sidebar `↻`, tab right-click, or the `agentdeck-repair` hotkey |
-
-## Install
-
-**Inside Tabby**: Settings → Plugins → search `agentdeck` → Install → restart Tabby.
-
-**From source**:
-
-```powershell
-npm install
-npm run build
-powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install.ps1
-```
-
-`install.ps1` puts a junction in Tabby's plugin directory (`%APPDATA%\tabby\plugins\node_modules\tabby-agentdeck`)
-pointing at this folder. Edit the source, run `npm run build`, restart Tabby.
-
-### Auto-update
-
-Eight seconds after startup it asks the npm registry for the latest `tabby-agentdeck`.
-If there is a newer one it **asks** — `Update now` / `Later` / `Skip this version`.
-Say yes and it goes:
-
-```
-Tabby closes  →  (outside) npm install  →  Tabby starts itself back up
-```
-
-**The only human step is that first click.** It comes back on its own when the install finishes,
-and it comes back even if the install fails — losing your terminals to an update must never happen.
-The record is in `%LOCALAPPDATA%\tabby-agentdeck\update.log`.
-
-| Setting | Default | |
-|---|---|---|
-| `autoUpdate` | `true` | Off means it does not even check |
-| `updateCheckIntervalHours` | `6` | So it does not ask on every startup |
-| `updateRegistry` | `https://registry.npmjs.org` | Change for an internal mirror |
-| `updateSkipVersion` | — | The version you pressed `Skip` on. **Only that one** is skipped; the next release asks again |
-
-> **Why close Tabby to install.** Two reasons. ① A running plugin cannot swap itself out — Tabby reads
-> `dist/index.js` once at startup, so changing the disk leaves the running code as it was. ② Windows holds
-> loaded files open, so an npm install against that folder while Tabby is up can fail half-deleted — a
-> broken plugin is the worst outcome. So the install is done by `updater/agentdeck-update.ps1`, copied out
-> to a temp folder, **after it confirms Tabby has exited**. It waits on the main process PID of the instance
-> that started the update — counting by name would let one other Tabby window block updates forever.
-
-> **Development installs are left alone.** When `tabby-agentdeck` in the plugin folder is a link to a source
-> tree (an `install.ps1` setup), running `npm install` there would **overwrite the source you are working on**.
-> If `src/`, `.git` or `webpack.config.js` is visible, or the entry is a link, it only reports that a new
-> version exists (the check is `canSelfUpdate` in `update.ts`).
-
-## Task names and status
-
-A sidebar row is a **task name (label)** and a **status badge**.
-Both work **with the plugin alone, no configuration**. Install the Claude Code hook to make them exact.
-
-### Task names
-
-The moment you press Enter, it reads the input box drawn on screen (`❯ ...`, `> ...`) and takes 40 characters as the label.
-Text that arrived by paste, `↑` history or IME is caught as drawn.
-Shift+Enter / Ctrl+Enter are newlines and do not change the label; if no input-box head is found (a plain shell, a y/n prompt) the label is left as it was.
-
-### Status
-
-- **Auto-detection (default)**: PTY output flowing means `running`; silence for `idleAfterMs` (2.5s default) means `idle`.
-  Patterns like `Do you want to`, `❯ 1. Yes` and `(y/n)` mean `waiting`. The spinner Claude Code puts in the title also reads as running.
-  If a `waiting` tab shows working text again (`esc to interrupt`), it is taken as approved and lifted back to `running` —
-  this applies to hook-pinned tabs too, because the first hook after an approval only arrives when the tool finishes, so approving a long build used to leave the row stuck on waiting.
-- **Claude Code hook (recommended)**: Settings → AgentDeck → "status notification hook". It wires a notify script into
-  UserPromptSubmit / Notification / PostToolUse / PostToolUseFailure / PermissionDenied / Stop / StopFailure in `~/.claude/settings.json`.
-  Other hooks are untouched and a backup is written first. The event set grew in 0.3.0, so older installs read as "not installed" — press install again.
-  The agent then states directly that it was given an instruction, is waiting for approval, ran a tool (= was approved), finished, or failed — so the reading never wobbles. "Remove" in the settings window reverts it.
-  Waiting rows carry the reason: `⏸ waiting · Bash permission`. The reason disappears when the status changes.
-- **Rate limited**: when Claude Code hits a session or weekly usage limit the turn is cut short, `StopFailure` reports `error: rate_limit`,
-  and the sidebar shows the reset time — `⛔ rate limited · resets 12pm`. There is nothing to approve, so it is kept distinct from waiting.
-  Other failures (overloaded, server_error …) show as `✖ error · overloaded`. When the limit lifts and the session continues, it returns to running.
-  Hook reports are tied to a tab by the `AGENTDECK_TAB` environment variable the plugin plants in the tab's shell
-  (tabs opened before 0.2.2, and tabs restored on restart, fall back to the process ancestry).
-
-### Working out which agent is running
-
-For each tab it works out **which CLI is running** (child process name, falling back to the tab title) and applies that agent's rules.
-It knows Claude Code, Codex CLI and Gemini CLI; a new CLI is one more profile block.
-
-A profile decides: status phrases (idle/working), the title spinner, the **image-paste key**
-(Claude = `ESC v`, Codex = `0x16`), and the input-box head character.
-A tab with only a shell in it is `unknown`, and there every known rule is combined.
-
-> **Only observed values are used narrowly.** Codex and Gemini screen phrases have not been observed in this
-> repository, so those two agents use the union (= the old rules) for status. Attaching a profile must not make
-> detection worse than it was. When real measurements exist, turn on `patternsProven` for that profile.
-
-### Setting it by hand
-
-- In the sidebar, **right-click → pick a status**, **double-click → rename**.
-- From inside a shell script, set the console title to `[AD:<status>] <label>`. The prefix is stripped from the display.
-
-  ```powershell
-  $host.UI.RawUI.WindowTitle = "[AD:waiting] waiting for deploy approval"
-  ```
-
-  `status` is one of `running` / `waiting` / `done` / `error` / `idle`.
-  A status set this way is **pinned** and auto-detection will not overwrite it (the badge gets a dotted underline).
-  Right-click → `↺ back to auto` releases it.
-  This route only works when run directly in the shell — console titles from agent hooks never reach the terminal.
-
-### How many subagents are running
-
-When Claude Code launches background agents, the count appears on the row as `❖3`.
-Hover the row for the list and how long the oldest has been going.
-
-It counts by **matching launches against completions in that session's transcript**
-(`~/.claude/projects/*/<session id>.jsonl`). The evidence is the transcript, not what a hook says,
-so the count stays right while no hook is reporting. The session-to-tab link is the hook's status file, so
-**without the hook installed this indicator does not appear** either (the same holds if `notifyChannel` is off).
-
-Transcripts grow to tens of megabytes, so it reads **only the growth** — it checks the size every two seconds
-and reads the tail only when it grew. A session being picked up for the first time has to be scanned once,
-so its count can appear a few seconds late.
-
-One thing to know: if you cancel an agent with Esc, or the CLI dies, **no completion is recorded** and the
-count may not come down. That is not hidden with a timeout (that would erase genuinely long-running ones).
-The elapsed time in the tooltip keeps climbing instead, which is how you spot it.
-
-### Alerts
-
-When the window is behind another app (unfocused) and a tab moves to `waiting`, `error` or `rate limited`, the OS is told —
-the taskbar icon flashes (`alertFlash`) and a badge with the count of such tabs is drawn on it (`alertBadge`).
-The badge follows the real count and disappears at zero. Flashing stops when you bring the window forward.
-OS toasts (`alertToast`) are off by default — turn them on and clicking one jumps straight to that tab.
-When the window is in front, all three do nothing: the sidebar is already visible.
-
-## Resuming past sessions
-
-**Claude Code conversations survive on disk** even when Tabby is closed (`~/.claude/projects/<project>/<session id>.jsonl`).
-`claude --resume <session id>` picks one back up — but what actually blocks you is not the command,
-it is **finding your work in a list of UUIDs**.
-
-agentdeck already holds the answer: the prompt text it picked out of the input box when you pressed Enter.
-So there is a drawer at the end of each group:
-
-```
-▾ Root                          ⏸1 ●2
-   ● Agent Root      running ❖2
-     rework season pass payout path     3m
-   ⟲ Past sessions  5              ▸        ← collapsed by default
-```
-
-Expanded:
-
-```
-   ⟲ Past sessions  5              ▾
-      what is that thing running in the background
-        done                        14:12
-      move unclaimed season pass rewards to mail
-        rate limited                yesterday
-```
-
-| Action | What it does |
-|---|---|
-| Click | Opens a new tab **in that session's working folder** and sends `claude --resume <session id>` |
-| Right-click → `resume as a branch` | `--fork-session`. Leaves the original transcript at that point and continues in a **copy** — for trying a different direction from the same spot. Used every time, it just multiplies transcripts |
-| Right-click → `copy session id` · `hide from list` | Hides it from the list only. The transcript file is untouched |
-
-Worth knowing:
-
-- **A different working folder means it is not in the list.** `--resume` keys sessions by cwd, so resuming opens there too.
-- **Already-open sessions** show as `● open` and clicking goes to that tab instead of resuming —
-  resuming the same session in two tabs would have two processes appending to one transcript.
-- **Only the conversation comes back.** Local servers and background processes you had running do not.
-- Dead rows are distinguished by **shape** (dotted bar + dimmed), not colour. The six status colours are already
-  spoken for by live tabs, and a seventh would blur what a badge means.
-- Labels come from two places: the prompt picked up while it was alive (the ledger,
-  `%LOCALAPPDATA%\tabby-agentdeck\sessions.json`) and the first prompt read from the head of the transcript.
-  The former wins; sessions from before the plugin was installed, or started in another terminal, get the latter.
-- Sessions whose transcript is gone are dropped from both the list and the ledger — there is nothing left to resume.
-
-This exists as a pair with `noTabRecovery` below — Tabby's own restore brings back **only the shell**, and the
-session inside it is already dead, leaving a row of empty prompts. So that is turned off and the real restore lives here.
-
-## Preview panel
-
-If what an agent produced is a document or an image, you cannot check it inside the terminal. So you go out to the
-file explorer, and because of that round trip you end up not looking at the output at all. This panel fills that gap —
-open it with the **▤** button in the sidebar or the `agentdeck-view` shortcut. Its open/closed state is restored on next start.
-
-**What it renders**
-
-| Kind | How |
-|---|---|
-| `md` `markdown` `mdx` | Headings, tables, lists, code, quotes, checkboxes and images. Images inside the document render too |
-| `png` `jpg` `gif` `webp` `svg` `bmp` `ico` `avif` | At original size (fit to width when larger than the panel) |
-| `csv` `tsv` | As a table. A quoted cell (`"a,b"`) is read as one cell |
-| Code and text (`.ts` `.cs` `.py` `.json` `.log` …) | With line numbers |
-
-**Three ways a file gets into the panel**
-
-1. **Paths printed on screen are picked up** — `Edited src/hero.tsx`, `Wrote D:\a\b.md`, `Read build.py`.
-   Whatever the agent touched is stacked into the recent list (the chips at the top). **This works for any agent** —
-   Codex and Gemini print paths just like Claude Code, hook or no hook.
-   Relative paths are resolved against that tab's working folder, and only files that actually exist are shown.
-   The recent list is **per tab**.
-2. **Drag and drop** — from the file explorer or your editor onto the panel.
-3. **Type a path** — press **＋** and enter one (`Enter` opens, `Esc` collapses).
-   **If the file does not exist it is created** — press `Enter` once more and it is created (parent folders included)
-   and opened for editing. No trip to the file explorer to start a note. It takes two presses because a typo'd path
-   silently creating an empty file costs more later than the extra keystroke does now.
-
-An open file that changes is **re-read by itself** — the panel follows along while the agent edits.
-Even while closed it **still reads** (`preload into the panel`, on by default) — it does not draw, but it keeps the
-recent chips and "the file to show next time" current, so pressing `▤` mid-task gives you **the files touched so far
-as chips with the most recent one in the body** (if you were on `Changes`, the diff is re-read in place).
-The same file is re-read on open, because file watching is off while the panel is closed.
-**Opening and closing is yours to do by default** — if you want the panel to open by itself the moment output appears,
-turn on **Settings → Preview panel → `open the panel automatically`** (off by default).
-Turn `preload` off instead and nothing happens automatically: paths only stack as chips and you choose what to look at.
-Links inside a document open in the browser if they are web links, in this panel if they are local files.
-
-**Switching tabs switches the panel** — not just the recent chips and the `Changes` tab, but **the body**, back to
-the file that session last had open. A tab that has looked at nothing shows an empty panel. Otherwise another
-session's document sitting open beside you reads as if it belonged to this one. Switching tabs alone does **not open**
-the panel — if it is closed, it is brought up to date the next time you open it.
-
-**Edit and save — `✎`**
-
-Read-only means a single typo sends you to a separate editor, and that round trip is exactly what this panel was meant to remove.
-Press `✎` and the body becomes an editor. `Save` (`Ctrl+S`) · `Cancel` (`Esc`).
-
-- Only text files (`md`, code, text, `csv`) are editable. The button dims on images and binaries.
-- **Very large files are not opened** (over 1.5 MB). Viewing can read just the head, but saving rewrites the whole
-  file — saving while holding only the head would drop the tail. So it opens only when it can read all of it.
-- **BOM and line endings (CRLF/LF) are restored exactly as they were.** Otherwise a one-line edit makes P4 and git
-  diff see the whole file as changed.
-- **Nothing overwrites the screen while you edit** — neither the watcher's re-read nor following a new file.
-  If the file changed outside in the meantime, saving asks once more (the second press overwrites).
-- **Read-only files are announced on open** (a `read-only` marker). Finding out at save time wastes everything you typed.
-  Pressing save stops once with `this is read-only (p4 edit first, if P4) — press again to clear the attribute and save`.
-  **Why it is not cleared silently** — in this environment read-only usually means a file not checked out from P4,
-  and anything written without a checkout is quietly lost on the next `p4 sync`.
-- With unsaved edits, it will not move to another file or to the `Changes` tab.
-
-**Find — `🔍` / `Ctrl+F`**
-
-Case-insensitive, highlights matches, `Enter` (next) and `Shift+Enter` (previous) move between them.
-`Esc` closes it and only the highlighting goes away. While editing it searches inside the editor and selects in place.
-**`Ctrl+F` is heard only inside the panel** — it must not steal the terminal's `Ctrl+F` (less, vim) — so click the body once first.
-
-Panel width is changed by dragging the divider it shares with the terminal. **Opening the panel relaxes the 4:3 rule and
-the terminal narrows by that much**; the sidebar does not shrink. On ultrawide displays 4:3 holds even with the panel open.
-
-> Raw HTML inside a document is shown **as text** (never turned into tags). Reference links (`[a][1]`) and footnotes are not supported.
-
-### The `Changes` tab — the working tree's diff
-
-Switch with `Files` / `Changes` under the header. `Changes` reads `git diff HEAD` in that tab's working folder and shows
-
-- a `3 files · +716 -15` summary and the file list (status tag + `+N -M`). Click a filename to scroll to its diff
-- per-file unified diff — old and new line numbers on both sides, with additions, deletions, context and hunks coloured apart
-- untracked files by name only (no content diff)
-
-**It is agent-agnostic for the same reason the preview is** — the evidence is the git working tree, not a hook, so it
-holds no matter who made the change. If this is not a repository, git is missing, or the working folder is not known yet, it says so in one line.
-
-#### Stage · commit
-
-The tag at the left of a file row is its **staging state** — `unstaged` / `staged` / `both` (partially staged) /
-`untracked` / `conflict`. Click it to `git add` the file or take it back (`git reset`). Below is a
-`staged N · unstaged M` summary, a message box and the commit button.
-
-**Four layers against an accidental commit —**
-
-1. An empty message locks the button
-2. Whitespace-only is rejected with a reason
-3. The first press does not commit; it turns into `confirm commit` (in a warning colour). The **second press** runs it
-4. Editing the message while confirmation is pending cancels that pending state (so it cannot commit under a different message)
-
-With nothing staged it does not commit — it never widens to `git commit -a`.
-
-> The working folder is **the cwd the tab was opened with**. `cd` in the shell does not change what Tabby reports
-> (measured on local Windows sessions), so open a new tab in that folder to look at another repository.
-> `git` walks up looking for a repository — if your home directory is one, it is found from anywhere.
-
-## Keys
-
-| Key | Action |
-|---|---|
-| `Ctrl+Enter` / `Shift+Enter` | Newline (sends `0x0A`). `agentdeck-newline` |
-| `Ctrl+V` | Paste. If the clipboard holds **only an image**, the image-paste key is handed to the app instead of text — Claude Code and Codex read the clipboard themselves. `agentdeck-paste` |
-| Right-click | Copy with a selection, paste without one. Hold (250 ms default) for the context menu |
-| `Ctrl+Shift+L` | Focus the sidebar list / same key returns to the terminal. `agentdeck-focus-list` |
-| `Ctrl+W` | Close the current tab — the **active tab** from the terminal, the **focused row** when the list has the keyboard. Only while `keyboardNav` + `keyboardCloseTab` are on; off, it flows through as the shell's delete-previous-word (`0x17`) |
-| (unbound) | `agentdeck-toggle` — sidebar / 4:3 on-off |
-| (unbound) | `agentdeck-repair` — screen repair |
-| (unbound) | `agentdeck-view` — open/close the preview panel (same as the sidebar `▤`) |
-| (unbound) | `agentdeck-view-mode` — switch the panel between `Files` and `Changes` |
-
-Bind keys under Tabby Settings → Hotkeys, in the `agentdeck-*` entries.
-`Ctrl+V` is handled **in the capture phase, not as a hotkey**. On startup it is removed from **both** Tabby's own
-`hotkeys.paste` and `agentdeck-paste` — leaving it in the hotkey table let Tabby push the same key down two paths,
-so one press pasted twice (the cause is written up in `docs/DEVELOPMENT.md`).
-
-If you need a literal `Ctrl+V` (0x16, quoted-insert) to reach the terminal app, set `claimCtrlV: false`.
-Then neither we nor the hotkey table claim it and xterm passes 0x16 straight to the PTY —
-**but `Ctrl+V` paste stops working in that state** (that is the point of the setting).
-Paste with `Ctrl+Shift+V` / `Shift+Insert` (Tabby's own) or right-click instead.
-
-### Driving the sidebar from the keyboard
-
-`Ctrl+Shift+L` enters the list. It exists for looking through tabs without the mouse, and the rules are these.
-
-| Key | What it does |
-|---|---|
-| `↑` `↓` | Move between rows. **The active tab does not change** |
-| `Home` `End` | First row / last row |
-| `Enter` | On a tab row, switch to it and hand the keys back to the terminal. On a group header, collapse/expand |
-| `Esc` | With a search or filter set, **clear that first**. With nothing to clear, leave for the terminal |
-| `Tab` `Shift+Tab` | To the search box |
-| `Ctrl+W` | Close the focused row's tab (nothing on a group header). Outside the list — in the terminal — it is the active tab |
-
-**Why focus and selection are separate** — if the tab changed on every row you passed, that tab's output would cover
-the screen and the terminal width would be re-applied each time, making the display jump. Looking through your tabs
-would be impossible. So `↑↓` move only the outline (keyboard focus) and `Enter` is the single thing that opens a tab.
-
-The search box and the list are joined by `↓` (box → first result) and `↑` (first row → box).
-`↑` inside the search box is not intercepted — in a single-line input that key moves the cursor to the start,
-and you really do use it when fixing a search term.
-
-While focus is not on the sidebar it **intercepts not one key** (the listener is on the list element, so the events
-never arrive). If you want it off anyway, `keyboardNav: false`.
-
-`Ctrl+W` is the one exception — it has to be received from the terminal too, so it is caught in the **document capture phase**.
-In exchange it only swallows the key **when there is a tab to close**: on a group header, or in a settings input, it flows through.
-That is also why it is not in the hotkey table — a Tabby hotkey swallows the key merely by being registered, so turning the
-setting off would still kill the terminal's `Ctrl+W` (delete previous word). To keep that key, set
-`keyboardCloseTab: false` (`Close tab with Ctrl+W` in the settings window) and list navigation stays.
-Closing goes through the same path as the sidebar `✕`, so Tabby asks as usual when a process is still running.
-
-### IME input — keeping a composing syllable from following the cursor
-
-Typing Korean (or any IME language) and pressing `Home`, `End` or `Shift+Enter` used to make **the last composing
-syllable follow the cursor to its new position**. Arrow keys were fine, and that difference is the cause — xterm
-**commits the composition first** for keys that come through its own key path, but when bytes are written straight
-to the pty without that path (terminal hotkeys, our newline), the commit is deferred by a `setTimeout`, so
-**the bytes go first and the syllable after**.
-
-So every write to the pty is funnelled through one place, and just before writing it looks at the composition state:
-
-- composing → **wait for composition to end**, then write
-- a commit is already scheduled → step back one tick
-- state unreadable → just write (this guard must never block normal input)
-
-If composition does not end, it is forced after 0.4 s and written — input not going out at all is the worst outcome.
-
-> **Why wait (0.6.3).** It used to force the commit and write immediately. But even after we forced it, the IME
-> announced its own commit on its own schedule, and the syllable went out **again** — that second one landed after
-> the newline, so **the character dropped to the next line**. Now the IME's ordering is untouched, so the syllable
-> goes out once, before the newline.
-
-Turn it off with `imeOrderGuard: false`.
-
-### Screen repair (`↻`)
-
-Press it when the screen is broken — the statusline gone, the input-box divider cut off mid-screen.
-It recalculates width → syncs the pty size → clears **only the input box's remnant** → nudges to deliver a SIGWINCH.
-The app redraws the cleared area on its own render cycle.
-
-**It does not erase what you were reading.** It used to send `Ctrl+L` at the end to mean "redraw everything", but
-Claude Code takes that as **clear screen** and pushed the whole conversation into the scrollback
-(captured 2026-09-11: repairing a healthy screen emptied rows 0–72 of 78 and left only the input box).
-So `repairSendRedrawKey` is off by default — what actually fixes things is clearing the remnant and matching the size,
-and it works without it. `repairHard: true`, which also empties the scrollback, is off by default too.
-
-## Settings
-
-The **settings window (Settings → AgentDeck)** holds only what you would actually change — layout on/off, resetting a
-mouse-dragged arrangement, disabling tab restore on startup, the preview panel (open · path scraping · follow new files),
-installing/removing the Claude Code hook, and the working-root profile. The rest live under `agentDeck` in Tabby's
-config file (`%APPDATA%\tabby\config.yaml`).
-
-| Key | Default | Description |
-|---|---|---|
-| `enabled` | `true` | Sidebar + 4:3 layout on/off |
-| `aspectW` / `aspectH` | `4` / `3` | Terminal viewport ratio |
-| `sidebarDock` | `right` | Sidebar position `left` / `right` / `top` / `bottom`. Also changed by dragging the header |
-| `sidebarWidth` | `0` | Width in px when docked left/right. 0 = derived from the aspect ratio |
-| `sidebarHeight` | `200` | Height in px when docked top/bottom |
-| `sidebarMin` / `sidebarMax` | `200` / `560` | Range for the derived width (px). For exactly 4:3 on a wide monitor, set `sidebarMax` to `window width − window height × 4/3` |
-| `sortByStatus` | `false` | Sort by urgency (waiting → error → rate limited → running → done → idle). Turning it on **blocks drag reordering** — a moved row would snap back on the next render |
-| `collapsedGroups` | `[]` | Keys of collapsed groups. Clicking a header adds one here. `Expand all` in the settings window empties it |
-| `viewerOpen` | `false` | Whether the preview panel is open. Toggled by `▤` / `agentdeck-view`, or set when **it opens itself on a new file**, and restored on next start. Not a value you set by hand |
-| `viewerDock` | `right` | Which side the panel attaches to, `left` / `right`. On the same side as the sidebar, the sidebar takes the outer edge |
-| `viewerWidth` | `420` | Panel width in px. Changed by dragging the divider. In a narrow window, capped at `window width − 320 − 140` |
-| `searchBox` | `true` | Show the search row in the sidebar. Turning it off also clears any active filter (no hidden filters) |
-| `keyboardNav` | `true` | `Ctrl+Shift+L` into the list, then `↑↓`/Enter/Esc. Nothing is intercepted while focus is elsewhere, so leaving it on costs nothing |
-| `keyboardCloseTab` | `true` | `Ctrl+W` closes a tab — the active one from the terminal, the focused row when the list has the keyboard. Off (or with `keyboardNav` off) `Ctrl+W` goes to the terminal as delete-previous-word |
-| `keyboardNavWrap` | `false` | `↑↓` wrap around at the ends. Off, they stop — you can see you are at the bottom and the list does not jump wholesale. End-to-end is Home/End |
-| `viewerScrape` | `true` | Pick up file paths printed on screen into the recent list. Off, only drag-drop and typed paths |
-| `viewerDropOpen` | `ask` | When a file is dropped on the terminal — `ask` / `always` open in panel / `paste` the path / `never` (stock behaviour) |
-| `viewerPreload` | `true` | Keep files the agent touched loaded **even while the panel is closed** (recent chips + what to show on next open). Off, nothing happens automatically. `Preload into the panel` in the settings window |
-| `viewerAutoOpen` | `false` | **Open the closed panel by itself** on a new file. Off by default — opening is yours to do, and the contents are kept current by `viewerPreload` above. `Open the panel automatically` in the settings window |
-| `viewerFollowMode` | `''` | (old value) Split into the two toggles above in 0.18.0. An `open`/`show`/`manual` left here is migrated once on startup and cleared |
-| `viewerFollow` | `true` | (older value) Moved to `viewerFollowMode` in 0.17.0. A `false` is read as `viewerPreload: false` by the migration and reset to the default |
-| `viewerRecentMax` | `12` | How many files stay in the recent list |
-| `imeOrderGuard` | `true` | Commit a composing syllable before writing bytes to the pty (see "IME input") |
-| `releaseHomeEnd` | `true` | Take Home / End out of Tabby's hotkeys and hand them back to xterm's own path |
-| `idleAfterMs` | `2500` | No output for this long means `idle` |
-| `autoDetect` | `true` | Infer status from output and title patterns |
-| `showElapsed` | `true` | Show elapsed time |
-| `dragAutoScroll` | `true` | The list scrolls by itself at the edges while dragging. Off, you have to drop, scroll and drag again — but **dropping past the last row stops slipping** |
-| `keepRenderingWhenHidden` | `true` | Keep the sidebar updating while the window is covered. Off, a status change can show up to a minute late |
-| `subagentCount` | `true` | Show the running subagent count on a row. Nothing is drawn at zero, so leaving it on costs nothing. Off, transcripts are **not read at all** |
-| `enterAsLabel` | `true` | Take the input box text as the task label when Enter sends a prompt |
-| `labelAsTitle` | `true` | Use the task label instead of the tab title on the sidebar title row. Tabby's own tab title is untouched |
-| `noTabRecovery` | `false` | Do not restore previous tabs on startup — forces Tabby's `recoverTabs` to false. Only the shell is restored and the Claude session inside it is dead, so it is meaningless (turn it on in the settings window) |
-| `notifyChannel` | `true` | The channel hook reports arrive on (local TCP + status file). Installing the hook turns it on automatically |
-| `notifyPort` | `47500` | That TCP port (127.0.0.1 only). If taken, it falls back to a random port and the real number is written to `%LOCALAPPDATA%\tabby-agentdeck\port` |
-| `hookPromptDismissed` | `false` | Do not show the hook-install prompt on startup again |
-| `claimCtrlV` | `true` | Handle `Ctrl+V` in the capture phase. On startup, `Ctrl-V` is removed from **both** `hotkeys.paste` and `agentdeck-paste` (this is what stops the double paste). `false` sends a literal 0x16 to the app and **paste stops working** |
-| `pasteImageWithCtrlV` | `true` | With only an image on the clipboard, send the image-paste key instead of pasting text |
-| `imagePasteKey` | `alt-v` | Which key that is. `ctrl-v` (0x16) covers Claude Code and Codex; `alt-v` (ESC v) is Claude Code only |
-| `claimRightClick` | `true` | The plugin handles right-click (Tabby's `terminal.rightClick` is set to `off`) |
-| `rightClickMenuMs` | `250` | Hold longer than this for the context menu instead of paste |
-| `terminalOpacity` | `75` | Terminal background opacity (%). Below 100 lets a `tabby-background` image show through. 100 = stock |
-| `sidebarOpacity` | `75` | Sidebar / window margin opacity (%) |
-| `clipBackgroundToTerminal` | `true` | Clip the `tabby-background` image to the terminal area so it does not show under the sidebar |
-| `screenWatch` | `true` | Judge every two seconds whether the screen is broken and **only record** it to `~/.agentdeck-screen.log` (no repair). Rolls to `.1` past 4 MB |
-| `autoRepairScreen` | `false` | Quietly run screen repair when it is judged broken |
-| `autoRepairMinStreak` | `2` | Require this many consecutive broken readings before repairing (so a half-drawn frame is not mistaken for one) |
-| `autoRepairCooldownMs` | `10000` | Do not repair again for this long after an automatic repair |
-| `autoRepairMaxPerTab` | `3` | Maximum automatic repairs per tab. 0 = unlimited |
-| `repairHard` | `false` | Screen repair also runs `xterm.reset()` (which clears the scrollback) |
-| `repairSendRedrawKey` | `false` | Send `Ctrl+L` at the end of a repair. **Off is the default** — Claude Code takes it as a **screen clear**, not a redraw, and pushes the conversation you were reading into the scrollback (captured 2026-09-11). On, it applies to automatic repairs too |
-| `rootProfile` | `false` | Create a working-root profile and make it the default (turn it on in the settings window) |
-| `rootProfileName` | `Agent Root` | That profile's name |
-| `rootProfileCwd` | `''` | Where new tabs open. Empty means the profile is not created. Write it with forward slashes (e.g. `D:/Project`) |
-| `rootProfileCommand` | `powershell.exe` | The shell |
-| `rootProfileArgs` | `-NoLogo -ExecutionPolicy Bypass` | Shell arguments. `Bypass` keeps global npm `.ps1` wrappers (`claude` and friends) from being blocked by execution policy — for that session only |
-| `rootProfileEnv` | `TERM=xterm-256color`, `COLORTERM=truecolor` | Shell environment variables (only missing ones are filled in) |
-| `alertFlash` | `true` | Flash the taskbar icon when a tab moves to `waiting`/`error`/`rate limited` while the window is behind. Stops when the window is focused |
-| `alertBadge` | `true` | Draw a badge (circle + number) on the taskbar icon with the count of `waiting` + `error` + `rate limited` tabs. Cleared at zero |
-| `alertToast` | `false` | Also raise an OS toast. Clicking it brings the window forward and selects that tab |
-
-## Reporting a problem
-
-**[Open an issue](https://github.com/jghwang2/tabby-agentdeck/issues/new/choose)** — a bug report or a feature request.
-
-Before you write it up, press **Settings → AgentDeck → Report a problem → `collect`**.
-It bundles the diagnostics into a single zip and opens the folder it is in, so you can attach that zip to the issue.
-
-What goes in
-
-| File | Contents |
-|---|---|
-| `report.txt` | Plugin/Tabby/Electron version, OS, settings (docking, aspect ratio, `useConPTY` …), the last 200 diagnostic lines of this session |
-| `agentdeck-diag.log` | `~/.agentdeck-diag.log` — session header, batching/input/pty decisions, uncaught exceptions with stacks, swallowed failures (`CATCH …`) |
-| `agentdeck-diag.log.1` | The previous rollover (pushed aside past 2 MB) |
-| `agentdeck-screen.log` | **Only when "include screen contents" is on.** The terminal screen, verbatim, at the moment it broke |
-
-Worth knowing
-
-- Logs **are not cleared on startup.** They roll one generation to `.1` past 2 MB, so yesterday's problem is usually still there.
-- The logs contain **tab titles and the paths of files you opened**. Read it before sending if you like; screen contents are excluded by default.
-- Too broken to open the settings window? From the devtools console, `__agentdeck.collectDiag()` builds the same zip and returns its path.
-  For just the recent diagnostic lines, `__agentdeck.kickLog`.
-
-## Known issues
-
-### New tabs will not open on Tabby 1.0.235
-
-```
-Error: ENOENT, node_modules\node-pty\lib\conpty_console_list_agent not found in ...\resources\app.asar
-```
-
-A packaging bug in the Tabby build, unrelated to this plugin. Turning ConPTY off avoids that path.
-
-```yaml
-# %APPDATA%\tabby\config.yaml
-terminal:
-  useConPTY: false
-```
-
-## Development
-
-```powershell
-npm install
-npm run build      # runs tools/sync-version.js first (prebuild)
-npm test           # unit tests + Codex regression
-npm run typecheck
-```
-
-**`version` in `package.json` is the single source of truth** — `package-lock.json` and the four web pages under
-`docs/` are derived from it by `tools/sync-version.js`, and `test/version.test.js` fails on drift.
-Releases go through one command (`npm run release -- 1.1.4`), which stamps the version, derives, tests, commits and tags.
-`test/tags.test.js` checks that every committed version has a matching tag.
-
-Development procedure, architecture, design rationale and the measured pitfalls are in
-[`docs/DEVELOPMENT.md`](docs/DEVELOPMENT.md); the regression checklist is in [`docs/REGRESSION.md`](docs/REGRESSION.md);
-npm publishing is in [`docs/NPM-PUBLISH.md`](docs/NPM-PUBLISH.md).
-
-## License
-
-MIT
+# tabby-agentdeck
+
+[![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/tabby-agentdeck)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tabby-agentdeck)
+[![downloads](https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/tabby-agentdeck)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tabby-agentdeck)
+[![CI](https://github.com/jghwang2/tabby-agentdeck/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/jghwang2/tabby-agentdeck/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
+[![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/tabby-agentdeck)](LICENSE)
+
+**[Website](https://jghwang2.github.io/tabby-agentdeck/) · [User guide](https://jghwang2.github.io/tabby-agentdeck/guide/) · [Full reference](docs/REFERENCE.md) · [한국어](README.ko.md)**
+
+A [Tabby](https://tabby.sh) plugin for people who keep **Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI open in several tabs at once**.
+A 4:3 terminal, a session deck with live status, and a preview panel for what the agents produce.
+
+![tabby-agentdeck — terminal, preview panel and session deck](docs/guide/img/00-full.png)
+
+## Keys
+
+| Key | What it does |
+|---|---|
+| `Ctrl+T` (⌘+T) | New tab in the work root |
+| `Ctrl+1` … `Ctrl+9` | Select fixed session slot 1–9 (unchanged by filtering or closing another session) |
+| `Ctrl+L` | Focus the session list / same key returns to the terminal. Then `↑↓` walk, `Enter` picks, `Esc` leaves |
+| `Ctrl+W` | Close the current tab (the focused row when the list has the keyboard) |
+| `Ctrl+O` | Open / close the preview panel |
+| `Ctrl+R` | Screen repair (same as `↻`). Rename tabs by double-clicking the row |
+| `Ctrl+S` | Split side by side (Tabby's own) |
+| `Ctrl+D` | Split top / bottom (Tabby's own) |
+| `Ctrl+Q` | Close the focused split pane |
+| `Ctrl+Enter` / `Shift+Enter` | Newline without sending |
+| `Ctrl+V` | Paste. An image-only clipboard is handed to the agent as an image |
+| Right-click | Copy with a selection, paste without one. Hold for the context menu |
+| `Ctrl+F` / `Ctrl+S` | Find / save inside the preview panel |
+
+Two actions ship unbound: `agentdeck-toggle` (sidebar / 4:3 on-off) and `agentdeck-view-mode` (Files ↔ Changes).
+Change any of them under **Settings → AgentDeck → Shortcuts** — a key already used by Tabby or AgentDeck is flagged before it is applied. Tabby Settings → Hotkeys → `agentdeck-*` works too.
+These are the defaults for new installs. Existing AgentDeck shortcuts stay as saved; use **Default** beside an action to adopt its new binding. Stock split shortcuts `Ctrl+Shift+S` / `Ctrl+Shift+D` switch to `Ctrl+S` / `Ctrl+D`; custom split bindings are preserved.
+
+## Search past conversations
+
+Expand **Past sessions** and use its search box to find a function name, error code, file name, or session ID. Search matches literal text without case sensitivity in saved Claude/Codex questions and answers. Select a result to preview the matching conversation; **Resume conversation** continues it. The active-tab filter remains separate.
+
+Search runs locally in a background Node.js process, with a disk cache refreshed when transcripts change. Node.js must be available on PATH. It requires no MCP connection or AI request. Tool output and system instructions are excluded. See [history search](docs/HISTORY-SEARCH.md) for scope and storage.
+
+## Install
+
+Inside Tabby: Settings → Plugins → search `agentdeck` → Install → restart Tabby.
+Sessions use reusable fixed slots 1–9; automatic sorting and drag reordering are disabled.
+The optional [session communication MCP](docs/SESSION-COMMUNICATION.md) sends and receives by actual session ID only. Human numbers never address the MCP server.
+
+Everything else — status, preview panel, diff and commit, resuming sessions, settings — is in the
+[user guide](https://jghwang2.github.io/tabby-agentdeck/guide/) and the [full reference](docs/REFERENCE.md).
+
+Built and verified on Windows. MIT.

package/dist/accountBrowser.d.ts

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+import { LoginBrowser } from './accounts';
+export declare function loginOriginAllowed(provider: string, raw: string): boolean;
+/** Use the real browser so SSO, passkeys and additional verification remain available. */
+export declare const openAccountBrowser: LoginBrowser;