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Design doc covers architecture (Rust + GTK4, two-crate structure), Ghostty FFI integration strategy, and multi-model consensus on tech choices. Roadmap breaks MVP into 27 commits across 7 phases, each 100-500 delta lines, totaling ~7,500-9,000 lines for: vertical tabs, split panes, notification rings, session persistence, and drag-reorder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Multi-stage Dockerfile (core/gtk/terminal targets) validates every phase in Ubuntu containers before merge. CI workflow runs Docker builds on push. Each phase has an explicit Docker gate documented in the roadmap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents cmux socket commands for agent monitoring — read_screen, send_surface, send_key_surface — plus the rule to never use select_workspace and to coordinate via MCP mail instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add correct workflow for finding unknown tabs: collect UUIDs via list_surfaces, then try send_surface to confirm — do not try to read first. Document cmux_coder as a surface tab, not a workspace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Workspace: `{ tabs: Vec<Tab>, active_tab: TabId, focused_pane: PaneId }` |
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The roadmap defines Workspace.active_tab as a non-optional TabId, but the same section requires representing an empty workspace ("New workspace has 0 tabs" and closing the last tab leaves no active tab). With a mandatory TabId, implementations following this spec must invent a sentinel/invalid ID or panic when the last tab is removed, which makes core tab lifecycle logic inconsistent and fragile.
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The session model requires active_tab: TabId even though this roadmap also calls for round-tripping an empty workspace (0 tabs). That state cannot be serialized/deserialized correctly with a required tab ID, so session save/restore for the empty-workspace case will either fail or persist an invalid identifier.
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| **Surface layout in `cmux: ubuntu` workspace (UUID: D267DC10-B8C2-437C-B481-2AFD3167BA69):** | ||
| - Surface `0` (UUID: `87DB76A9-60A8-43FC-BFC2-51A5DECEA9B8`) = supervisor (cmux) | ||
| - Surface `1` (UUID: `F05FCE84-ECA7-4944-BCAA-7DFFC105D0D9`) = coder (cmux_coder) |
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The "Surface layout" section hardcodes ephemeral session-specific UUIDs (e.g., D267DC10-..., 87DB76A9-..., F05FCE84-...) as definitive facts in a version-controlled agent instructions file. These UUIDs are dynamically generated per session and will be stale/wrong after any restart, causing agents following these instructions to reference surfaces that no longer exist.
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roadmap/DESIGN.md (4)
47-47: Fix redundant phrase."CLI interface" is redundant since "CLI" already stands for "Command Line Interface." Use either "CLI" or "command-line interface."
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-- Socket control / CLI interface +- Socket control / CLI🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md` at line 47, Replace the redundant phrase "Socket control / CLI interface" so it does not repeat "interface": edit the line containing the exact text "Socket control / CLI interface" and change it to either "Socket control / CLI" or "Socket control / command-line interface" to remove redundancy.
89-104: Add language identifier to fenced code block.The ASCII art diagram would benefit from a language identifier for proper rendering.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md` around lines 89 - 104, The fenced ASCII diagram block (the diagram showing GtkWindow with Sidebar/Content Area and Tabs like "Tab 2*") needs a language identifier so it renders correctly; update the opening fence from ``` to ```text (or ```ascii) for the block containing the GtkWindow diagram so tools will treat it as preformatted text.
59-82: Add language identifier to fenced code block.The directory tree would benefit from a language identifier for better rendering and accessibility.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md` around lines 59 - 82, The fenced code block containing the project directory tree in DESIGN.md lacks a language identifier; update the block that starts with the triple backticks before "cmux-linux/" to use a language tag (e.g., "text") so the tree renders/accessibility is improved—locate the fenced block in roadmap/DESIGN.md and change the opening ``` to ```text.
6-6: Clarify Ubuntu version target.The overview states "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" but the Docker validation (line 9, line 288) exclusively uses Ubuntu 24.04. Consider either:
- Validating on the minimum supported version (22.04) to ensure compatibility, or
- Updating the target statement to "Ubuntu 24.04+" to match the validation environment.
Testing on the oldest supported version provides stronger compatibility guarantees.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md` at line 6, The DESIGN.md target declaration "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" conflicts with the Docker validation that only uses Ubuntu 24.04; update either the documentation or the validation so they match: either change the DESIGN.md target string from "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" to "Target: Ubuntu 24.04+" (search for the exact phrase "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" in DESIGN.md) or add/restore an Ubuntu 22.04 Docker validation entry (update the Docker validation config used in the repo that currently references Ubuntu 24.04) so the project is explicitly validated on the declared minimum supported version.roadmap/ROADMAP.md (1)
595-603: Add language identifier to fenced code block.The dependency graph would benefit from a language identifier for proper rendering.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@roadmap/ROADMAP.md` around lines 595 - 603, The fenced code block containing the ASCII dependency graph (the block starting with "Phase 1 (core data model)" and including "Phase 2 (session model)" through "Phase 7 (restore + polish)") needs a language identifier so it renders correctly; update the opening fence from ``` to ```text in ROADMAP.md so the diagram is treated as plain text (e.g., change the code fence around the Phase 1..Phase 7 diagram to ```text).
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In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md`:
- Line 47: Replace the redundant phrase "Socket control / CLI interface" so it
does not repeat "interface": edit the line containing the exact text "Socket
control / CLI interface" and change it to either "Socket control / CLI" or
"Socket control / command-line interface" to remove redundancy.
- Around line 89-104: The fenced ASCII diagram block (the diagram showing
GtkWindow with Sidebar/Content Area and Tabs like "Tab 2*") needs a language
identifier so it renders correctly; update the opening fence from ``` to ```text
(or ```ascii) for the block containing the GtkWindow diagram so tools will treat
it as preformatted text.
- Around line 59-82: The fenced code block containing the project directory tree
in DESIGN.md lacks a language identifier; update the block that starts with the
triple backticks before "cmux-linux/" to use a language tag (e.g., "text") so
the tree renders/accessibility is improved—locate the fenced block in
roadmap/DESIGN.md and change the opening ``` to ```text.
- Line 6: The DESIGN.md target declaration "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" conflicts
with the Docker validation that only uses Ubuntu 24.04; update either the
documentation or the validation so they match: either change the DESIGN.md
target string from "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" to "Target: Ubuntu 24.04+" (search
for the exact phrase "Target: Ubuntu 22.04+" in DESIGN.md) or add/restore an
Ubuntu 22.04 Docker validation entry (update the Docker validation config used
in the repo that currently references Ubuntu 24.04) so the project is explicitly
validated on the declared minimum supported version.
In `@roadmap/ROADMAP.md`:
- Around line 595-603: The fenced code block containing the ASCII dependency
graph (the block starting with "Phase 1 (core data model)" and including "Phase
2 (session model)" through "Phase 7 (restore + polish)") needs a language
identifier so it renders correctly; update the opening fence from ``` to ```text
in ROADMAP.md so the diagram is treated as plain text (e.g., change the code
fence around the Phase 1..Phase 7 diagram to ```text).
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Pull request overview
Adds documentation to guide the planned Linux port (Rust + GTK4 MVP), including a phased TDD roadmap, a design/architecture write-up, and expanded contributor/agent workflow guidance.
Changes:
- Added a detailed phased implementation roadmap for the Linux MVP (
roadmap/ROADMAP.md). - Added a design document covering architecture, dependencies, testing, and Docker validation strategy (
roadmap/DESIGN.md). - Updated agent/contributor guidance with bd (beads) issue-tracking workflow and socket-steering notes (
CLAUDE.md).
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| roadmap/ROADMAP.md | New, detailed phase-by-phase TDD implementation roadmap and Docker validation gates. |
| roadmap/DESIGN.md | New design doc describing architecture, Ghostty/VTE approach, dependencies, testing, and Docker/CI strategy. |
| CLAUDE.md | Adds bd/beads issue-tracking workflow guidance plus socket-control operational notes for agents. |
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| - Exports to `.beads/issues.jsonl` after changes (5s debounce) | ||
| - Imports from JSONL when newer (e.g., after `git pull`) |
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CLAUDE.md states bd auto-syncs to .beads/issues.jsonl, but there is no .beads/ directory in the repo currently. If bd is being introduced, consider adding the directory (and documenting it) or adjusting this section to reflect the current on-disk location/config.
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| - Exports issues to a JSONL file in the bd data directory (see `bd config show`) after changes (5s debounce) | |
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| - Imports from that JSONL file when newer (e.g., after `git pull`) |
| # cmux Linux MVP — TDD Implementation Roadmap | ||
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PR description claims cmux-core implementation with 90 passing tests and session persistence code, but this PR’s diff appears to add only roadmap/design documentation. Please either update the PR description to match the actual changes, or include the referenced code/test changes in this PR.
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| A Ghostty-based Linux terminal with vertical tabs, split panes, and notification | ||
| rings. Built with Rust + GTK4. Target: Ubuntu 22.04+. |
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DESIGN.md says the target is “Ubuntu 22.04+”, but this PR’s Docker validation section and roadmap consistently use Ubuntu 24.04. Please align the stated supported target (or explicitly call out “validated on 24.04, expected to work on 22.04+”).
| rings. Built with Rust + GTK4. Target: Ubuntu 22.04+. | |
| rings. Built with Rust + GTK4. Target: Ubuntu 22.04+ (validated on Ubuntu 24.04). |
| | **core** | 1–2 | `rust:1.80-bookworm` | None (pure Rust, no GUI) | | ||
| | **gtk** | 3, 5, 7 | Ubuntu 24.04 | `libgtk-4-dev`, `xvfb` | | ||
| | **terminal** | 4, 6 | Ubuntu 24.04 | Above + `libghostty` (or `libvte-2.91-gtk4-dev` fallback), `zig` | |
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The “Container tiers” table says the core tier base image is rust:1.80-bookworm, but the Dockerfile example immediately below uses ubuntu:24.04 AS base and derives core from that. Please reconcile the table vs the example so readers don’t implement the wrong container setup.
| | **core** | 1–2 | `rust:1.80-bookworm` | None (pure Rust, no GUI) | | |
| | **gtk** | 3, 5, 7 | Ubuntu 24.04 | `libgtk-4-dev`, `xvfb` | | |
| | **terminal** | 4, 6 | Ubuntu 24.04 | Above + `libghostty` (or `libvte-2.91-gtk4-dev` fallback), `zig` | | |
| | **core** | 1–2 | `ubuntu:24.04` | None (pure Rust, no GUI) | | |
| | **gtk** | 3, 5, 7 | `ubuntu:24.04` | `libgtk-4-dev`, `xvfb` | | |
| | **terminal** | 4, 6 | `ubuntu:24.04` | Above + `libghostty` (or `libvte-2.91-gtk4-dev` fallback), `zig` | |
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| | 1. Skeleton + Core Model | 1–5 | ~1,350 | `core` | ~1,350 | | ||
| | 2. Session Persistence | 6–7 | ~450 | `core` | ~1,800 | | ||
| | 3. GTK Window + Sidebar | 8–12 | ~1,350 | `gtk` | ~3,150 | |
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| | Zig + GTK4 | Experimental bindings, no high-level UI crates, thin ecosystem | | ||
| | C++ + Qt | Meta-object system overhead, larger binary, more manual memory management | | ||
| | Python + GTK4 | 2-3x slower per-character rendering, no compile-time safety | | ||
| | Fork Wezterm | Divergent terminal engine (not Ghostty), large existing codebase to learn | | ||
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| 1. **Build libghostty as a shared library** — use `zig build -Demit-xcframework=true` | ||
| equivalent for Linux (emit `.so`) |
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This suggests using zig build -Demit-xcframework=true “equivalent for Linux” to produce a .so. An XCFramework is an Apple packaging format, so this is likely to confuse Linux build instructions. Please replace with the actual Ghostty/Linux shared-library build flags/steps (or remove the xcframework mention).
| 1. **Build libghostty as a shared library** — use `zig build -Demit-xcframework=true` | |
| equivalent for Linux (emit `.so`) | |
| 1. **Build libghostty as a shared library (.so)** — configure the Ghostty Zig | |
| build for Linux to emit a shared object (`.so`) exposing the C API |
| for Dockerfile and CI setup. Three container tiers: | ||
| - `core` — pure Rust, no GUI deps (Phases 1–2) | ||
| - `gtk` — adds libgtk-4-dev + xvfb (Phases 3, 5, 7) | ||
| - `terminal` — adds libghostty/VTE + zig (Phases 4, 6) |
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ROADMAP says the terminal Docker tier adds “libghostty/VTE + zig”, but the Dockerfile in DESIGN.md currently installs only libvte-2.91-gtk4-dev and does not install zig or Ghostty. Please align the roadmap’s stated dependencies with the current Docker plan (or explicitly note zig/Ghostty as TODOs here too).
| - `terminal` — adds libghostty/VTE + zig (Phases 4, 6) | |
| - `terminal` — adds libvte-2.91-gtk4-dev (Phases 4, 6); TODO: extend Docker `terminal` stage with zig + Ghostty per DESIGN.md |
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| For more details, see README.md and docs/QUICKSTART.md. |
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This references docs/QUICKSTART.md and suggests “see README.md” for beads details, but neither appears to exist / mention beads in the repo right now. Either add the referenced docs (and a README section) or update these pointers to the actual location of bd/beads documentation.
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| - ❌ Do NOT create markdown TODO lists | ||
| - ❌ Do NOT use external issue trackers | ||
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This says “Do NOT use markdown TODOs / task lists” for issue tracking, but the repo currently contains TODO.md and .todo.md-style docs (e.g. docs/socket-focus-steal-audit.todo.md). Please clarify whether these are legacy/allowed, or plan to migrate/remove them, so contributors aren’t left with conflicting guidance.
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| 1 | Workspace.active_tab must be Option<TabId> to support empty workspaces |
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| 2 | Session JSON active_tab must be optional to allow round-tripping empty-tab state |
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| 4 | PR description claims 90 passing tests + session persistence code, but diff contains only documentation | ❌ Unresolved |
| 5 | Ubuntu target says "22.04+" in DESIGN.md but Docker section/roadmap consistently use 24.04 — versions unaligned | ❌ Unresolved |
| 6 | Container tiers table says rust:1.80-bookworm as core base; Dockerfile example uses ubuntu:24.04 — inconsistent |
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| 7 | cbindgen described as generating safe Rust wrappers — incorrect; cbindgen generates C headers from Rust; should be bindgen + manual safe wrapper |
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| 8 | zig build -Demit-xcframework=true described as Linux equivalent — xcframework is an Apple-only format; incorrect for Linux .so build |
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| 9 | terminal Docker tier listed as adding zig/Ghostty, but Dockerfile installs only libvte-2.91-gtk4-dev with no zig/Ghostty — misaligned |
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| 11 | .beads/ directory referenced in CLAUDE.md but does not exist in repo |
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| 12 | docs/QUICKSTART.md and README beads section referenced but neither exists |
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Documents cmux-core daemon + ascii/web/gtk4 client strategy for the Linux port. Includes architecture diagram, socket protocol summary, and relationship to macOS cmux socket API. Full spec in cmux_ubuntu repo at roadmap/multi-client.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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roadmap/DESIGN.md (1)
59-82: Add fence languages to the unlabeled code blocks.These blocks are currently tripping markdownlint (
MD040). Usetextfor the tree/ASCII diagrams so the document stays lint-clean.Also applies to: 89-104, 390-402
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md` around lines 59 - 82, The unlabeled fenced code blocks containing ASCII/tree diagrams (e.g., the block showing cmux-linux/ with crates/ and files like split_tree.rs, split_nav.rs, tab.rs, workspace.rs, notification.rs, session.rs, config.rs, cmux-gtk/ with main.rs, window.rs, sidebar.rs, etc.) are triggering markdownlint MD040; fix by adding the fence language "text" to those triple-backtick blocks (replace ``` with ```text) wherever they appear (notably the block around the cmux-linux tree and the other ranges called out) so the diagrams are treated as plain text.
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In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md`:
- Around line 149-154: Update the Workspace model and session schema to make
active_tab optional: change the Workspace struct field active_tab from TabId to
Option<TabId> (and update any related types/parsing/serialization for Workspace
and session handling to accept null), and update the JSON examples to show
"active_tab": null for empty workspaces; ensure any validation or round-trip
persistence logic that references Workspace::active_tab or Session.active_tab
handles the None/null case gracefully.
- Around line 5-6: The document currently mixes Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04
references (overview line, validation plan, Dockerfile, and tier table). Choose
one target (e.g., Ubuntu 24.04) and update the overview sentence, the validation
plan, the example Dockerfile references, and the tier table entries so they
consistently state the same supported Ubuntu version; also make the `core` tier
image reference consistent with the Dockerfile by replacing `rust:1.80-bookworm`
or `ubuntu:24.04` as needed so every place (overview, "validation plan",
"Dockerfile", and the `core` tier row) uses the single agreed-upon
distro/version string.
- Around line 15-16: Replace the incorrect recommendation of "cbindgen" with
"bindgen" and update the explanatory text so it states that bindgen generates
Rust FFI bindings from C headers while cbindgen generates C headers from Rust
(reference the token "cbindgen" -> change to "bindgen" and adjust the
explanatory sentence accordingly); also edit the Linux build guidance that
currently references "xcframework" and Apple terminology—replace that phrasing
with a clear statement that Zig produces standard Linux shared objects (".so")
using normal build-system configuration and remove the Apple/xcframework example
(update the "Zig GTK bindings" / Linux shared-library paragraph to describe
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In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md`:
- Around line 59-82: The unlabeled fenced code blocks containing ASCII/tree
diagrams (e.g., the block showing cmux-linux/ with crates/ and files like
split_tree.rs, split_nav.rs, tab.rs, workspace.rs, notification.rs, session.rs,
config.rs, cmux-gtk/ with main.rs, window.rs, sidebar.rs, etc.) are triggering
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triple-backtick blocks (replace ``` with ```text) wherever they appear (notably
the block around the cmux-linux tree and the other ranges called out) so the
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| A Ghostty-based Linux terminal with vertical tabs, split panes, and notification | ||
| rings. Built with Rust + GTK4. Target: Ubuntu 22.04+. |
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The overview says "Ubuntu 22.04+" but the validation plan, Dockerfile, and package list are all written around Ubuntu 24.04. Separately, the tier table says core uses rust:1.80-bookworm while the example Dockerfile builds every tier from ubuntu:24.04. Pick one support/validation matrix and state it consistently.
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In `@roadmap/DESIGN.md` around lines 5 - 6, The document currently mixes Ubuntu
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table). Choose one target (e.g., Ubuntu 24.04) and update the overview sentence,
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[1] mozilla/cbindgen (README): what cbindgen generates and for what purpose: C/C++ headers from Rust public C API. (github.com)
[2] docs.rs bindgen: header-in → Rust FFI out description. (docs.rs)
[3] rust-lang/rust-bindgen (GitHub): “Automatically generates Rust FFI bindings to C (and some C++) libraries.” (github.com)
[4] Zig “Build System” (official): dynamic library example via build system. (ziglang.org)
[5] Zig “Build System” (official, RU page snippet shows the dynamic library example and resulting .so files in zig-out/lib). (ziglang.org)
[6] Zig 0.14.0 release notes (official): addLibrary replaces addSharedLibrary/addStaticLibrary, linkage selectable. (ziglang.org)
[7] Zig documentation (official): zig build-lib ... -dynamic usage. (ziglang.org)
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- 5: https://ziglang.org/ru-RU/learn/build-system/?utm_source=openai
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| tabs: Vec<Tab>, | ||
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Make active_tab optional in both the model and session schema.
As written, an empty tabs list cannot be represented without inventing a bogus active_tab, so empty workspaces will not round-trip cleanly through persistence. The doc should model active_tab as optional here and in the JSON example.
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tabs: Vec<Tab>,
- active_tab: TabId,
+ active_tab: Option<TabId>,
focused_pane: PaneId,
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"version": 1,
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"id": "uuid",
"title": "my-server",
"order": 0,
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"type": "split",
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"ratio": 0.5,
"first": { "type": "leaf", "cwd": "/home/user/project" },
"second": { "type": "leaf", "cwd": "/home/user" }
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}
],
- "active_tab": "uuid"
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Adds the Rust workspace definition for the Linux port living alongside the macOS app. cmux-core/ is the shared-logic crate (source lives in cmux_ubuntu repo). Also gitignores .claude/scheduled_tasks.lock. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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this PR targets "jleechanorg/cmux"; update the repository = "... " value in
Cargo.toml to the canonical repository URL for this project (replace the current
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106 | chatgpt-codex | Workspace.active_tab must be Option<TabId> to support empty workspaces |
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The Ghostty upgrade made paste_from_clipboard a performable binding. In performKeyEquivalent, the !isPerformable guard prevented the menu from handling Cmd+V, so keyDown was called directly. Inside keyDown, interpretKeyEvents triggered paste: (clipboard request #1) and then ghostty_surface_key fired the same binding (clipboard request #2), causing a double-paste race that corrupted the output. Remove the !isPerformable exclusion so performable bindings like paste also try the Edit menu first, restoring the single-request flow.
- Apply redactClaudeSensitiveSpans to message before classifyNotification so paths inside stringified error objects are redacted (CodeRabbit #1) - Add regression test testSummarizeJSONPathRedactsStringifiedError - Strengthen testSummarizeNonStringErrorPayload: use AND instead of OR to verify both fields appear in stringified error payload (CodeRabbit #2) - Update cmux.swift call site for rawInput parameter Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… polish - #4 (toggle for agents launched mid-session): the Mac now adopts a detected agent the instant its terminal title becomes the agent's (AgentChatTranscriptService observes .ghosttyDidSetTitle and calls TerminalController.adoptDetectedAgentSessions), so the session registers and pushes to the phone live, not only on next open. - #1 (scroll-to-bottom no longer dismisses keyboard): the dismiss tap excludes the button's frame (ChatScrollButtonFramePreferenceKey + excludedRegion). - #3 (smooth scroll): the button does a single animated proxy.scrollTo to the bottom anchor instead of stacked non-animated jumps. - #5 (toggle eases in): the session-list update is wrapped in withAnimation. - #2 (cramped grouping): intraGroupSpacing 2 -> 5 so a code block isn't flush against the next message bubble. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Primarily documentation and build scaffolding; no changes to existing runtime logic or production behavior.
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Adds initial Linux-port planning and scaffolding: a new Rust workspace (
Cargo.toml) with acmux-corecrate manifest and dependencies, plus repo hygiene via.gitignoreupdate.Expands developer guidance by appending bd (beads) issue-tracking workflow to
CLAUDE.md, and introduces substantial Linux MVP documentation inroadmap/DESIGN.mdandroadmap/ROADMAP.md(architecture, phased TDD plan, and Docker-based validation gates).Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit 0427582. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.
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