v0.35.0 — period terminal themes and graphics toolchains
Adds Borland, Norton, and Phosphor themes plus opt-in D2, Graphviz, Vega, Vega-Lite, and Mermaid build-time renderers.
The v0.35.0 minor release expands both the visual identity of the terminal and
the reproducible graphics toolchain available to documentation projects.
Borland, Norton, and Phosphor join the theme catalog with period-authentic
Classic variants and accessibility-oriented Optimized variants. All six
palettes propagate through tmux, Yazi, Vim, Bat, Lazygit, Starship, and the
generated theme gallery.
Three new opt-in addons support static graphics during Hugo and other site
builds. diagramming provides checksum-verified D2 and Graphviz;
data-visualization provides pinned Vega and Vega-Lite command-line tools; and
mermaid provides the Mermaid CLI with a pinned Puppeteer browser runtime.
Node and browser-heavy dependencies remain isolated from projects that do not
select them.
Restores PowerKit separator colors across all themes and makes visual regressions release-blocking.
The v0.34.5 patch restores the intended two-chevron PowerKit window layout:
each arrow now inherits the background of the segment it closes, without
leaking tmux format syntax or inherited dim styling. The regression coverage
runs against every bundled theme on isolated tmux servers and is now mandatory
for releases.
This release also refreshes the deferred Go, Rust, Bun, PDM, OpenTofu,
kubectl, Tau, Zensical, and Rust cc dependency pins.
After upgrading, run aibox apply to refresh the managed tmux configuration.
Accepts PowerKit's expanded pinned renderer while retaining structural separator validation.
The v0.34.6 patch restores host runtime image builds after PowerKit added a
ninth legitimate escaped conditional color attribute. The aibox compatibility
patch now validates the renderer’s actual format contract instead of assuming
a global occurrence count.
The separator color and inherited-style protections introduced in v0.34.5
remain enforced.
Adds persistent line numbers and wrapping, explicit preview scrolling, and hierarchical tabular size reports.
The v0.34.7 patch makes file inspection in Yazi more deliberate and useful.
Text and rich previews now share persistent line-number and pane-width wrapping
toggles, while uppercase J and K scroll the preview without moving the
selected file.
The w s size view is now a recursive table: the tree remains on the left,
standard file metadata occupies aligned columns, and sizes appear last with
depth indentation so directory totals are easy to compare.
v0.34.2 — accurate themes and reliable agent state
Adds the theme gallery and chooser, aligns generated themes with their references, and fixes Codex and tmux attention state.
The v0.34.2 release adds a first-class theme overview, interactive chooser, and
tool-support reference generated from the same correction data used to scaffold
managed theme files. Terminal previews now reflect the actual tmux, editor, and
tool colors, including corrected Contrast-family foregrounds and active-pane
indicators.
This patch also makes Codex completion notifications reliably replace a stale
question marker with working or done state, preserves project-local Codex
notification commands, strengthens the active tmux pane containing Yazi, and
avoids Vim errors from unsupported dim attributes.
v0.34.3 — readable themes and restored terminal titles
Repairs Yazi marks and PowerKit dividers across all themes, preserves active-pane emphasis, and restores terminal titles on exit.
The v0.34.3 patch makes marked Yazi entries readable across the complete theme
catalogue and repairs malformed PowerKit window-separator colors that could
produce dark or mismatched divider wedges. Active tmux panes retain their
distinct surface and border after PowerKit loads.
Codex completion state now uses the supported project-local Stop hook instead
of a rejected project-local notify key. Tmux also saves the outer terminal
title before attachment, clears retained title expressions when disabled, and
restores terminal ownership when the aibox session exits.
After upgrading, run aibox apply; rebuild the container for the baked
PowerKit correction and restart existing Yazi processes to reload their theme.
Updates the bundled pane-toggle plugin for Yazi's current ratio API.
The v0.34.4 patch updates the bundled toggle-pane.yazi plugin to use Yazi’s
current indexed pane-ratio API. Toggling, maximizing, and restoring panes no
longer emits deprecation warnings.
After upgrading, run aibox apply and restart existing Yazi processes.
v0.34.0 — agent-aware tmux and branded documentation
Adds configurable agent lifecycle titles and moves the documentation site to the projectious.work Hugo brand theme.
The v0.34.0 release makes tmux window titles agent-aware, showing the active
repository, model, harness, and lifecycle state while leaving ordinary shell
and lazygit windows clean. Codex and Claude Code integrations report working,
question, done, error, and idle transitions, with configurable symbols,
completion timing, and terminal-neutral notifications.
This release also replaces the legacy Docsy documentation stack with the
projectious.work Hugo brand theme, introduces the public Change log and
Roadmap, and aligns the deployed navigation, aibox branding, release selector,
light theme, and favicon.
Unifies configurable colors across the managed terminal toolchain, restores the theme gallery, and fixes Codex lifecycle and LaTeX builds.
The v0.34.1 release delivers coherent, configurable color themes across the
managed terminal toolchain. It expands semantic palettes, generates exact
TextMate syntax themes for bat, delta, and Codex, and restores the public theme
gallery with deterministic screenshots for every supported variant.
This patch also clears Codex’s question marker after permission prompts are
answered, preserves palette-specific selection and terminal chrome colors,
generates Codex theme files only when that harness is enabled, and restores
LaTeX addon builds with a reachable immutable TeX Live 2025 archive.
Refreshes processkit and runtime metadata while reconciling tmux layout and theme switching work.
The v0.33.2 release updates the default processkit release, refreshes generated
Codex runtime metadata, and reconciles the completed tmux layout and theme
switching work.