Changelog

Every release of wdx, generated from the commits by git-cliff: do not edit.

v0.5.0 - 2026-11-11

Features

give wdx its mark, wdˣ, and put it on the site
site: give tide its mark, a terminal window, on the site
tide: render Markdown docs and files, m for their source
read how much of its account’s limits a Claude Code agent’s ACA tells
serve usage as GET /v1/usage and wdx usage
tide: show the usage of each AI coding agent’s account in a stats tab
add the hub’s API spec and its generated internal/hubapi
add the hub’s settings table and home in internal/hub/hubconfig
add the hub’s database in internal/hub/hubdb
add the hub’s certificate authority in internal/hub/ca
serve the hub’s API on its three endpoints in internal/hub/server
add wdx-hub’s commands in cmd/wdx-hub and internal/hub/hubcli
build and ship wdx-hub, and run it from deploy/hub
add the hub’s accounts store, the audit chain and sealing
add the hub’s admin commands for accounts and the audit chain
serve the hub’s sign-in pages on the web endpoint
store a usage row limited when the ACA says so, whatever its percentage
read Antigravity’s usage from the quota of its status line
read Codex’s usage from its session file
read Cursor’s usage from its dashboard API
show the usage of Codex, Antigravity and Cursor accounts
make machines nodes of the hub’s accounts, on the hub’s side
add hublink, the node’s side of the hub
add wdx hub login, logout, status and node, served by the daemon
keep the docs nodes push on the hub, sealed at rest
queue a synced project’s doc changes for the hub in an outbox
push synced projects’ docs to the hub with wdx project sync
relay streams between two nodes of one user through the hub
set up the host’s authenticator code and keep the node’s audit chain
open sessions between two nodes of one account with the host’s code
serve a node’s API through a session to another node
run a command on another node with –node
attach to a terminal or an agent on another node with –node
open TIDE on another node with wdx tide –node
show in the host’s TIDE that a remote session is open
wdx-hub update installs and rolls back the installed hub
install wdx-hub as a system service with install-hub.sh
deploy wdx-hub on Fly.io with make hub-fly-deploy
read the draft’s text from every ACA’s input box
submit a typed message once its paste shows, and confirm it went
close a removed node’s sessions on the account’s other nodes
close the sessions into this node from TIDE’s Sessions dialog
complete wdx-hub on Tab, and run help and completion on any settings
log in to the central hub when wdx hub login has no –url
say which usage buckets an agent’s model draws on
mark an agent limited while a bucket its model draws on is
show in tide that an agent is limited

Fixes

label a holder’s log lines holder, and log each key once
say a message queued when its shell or agent ends is kept, not lost
write TIDE in capitals in wdx’s own text, as the site does
name web.tls_cert before web.tls_key when serve finds both missing
site: import Since on the stats page
log why the hub link lost control before saying so
tell the hub a renewed certificate is saved before using it
read the sync status in one transaction and log a push before the outbox changes
bind a session’s code to the step it arrived in, and log every hub request before it stops
reset the hub’s failed service before an update starts it
show the host’s reason when a remote TIDE’s session closes
list a bucket’s usage windows together
let the hub’s user read the releases in test-hub-install
release the update lock while a forked child holds its file
let a remote client open a stream beside one in use
start a terminal or agent created with –node in the project’s checkout
close a node’s sessions on their hosts when it logs out
nest a plan of plans’ plans under it in TIDE’s Plans section
print Cursor’s footer from the status line wdx pins
read Cursor’s tell box at 40 columns, recorded under wdx’s status line
put the hub’s first Fly machine in the region asked for
refuse –node naming this machine before asking for a code
say what to do for a worktree in a repository with no commit
log one debug_id on each line of the host’s session streams
log where each of the hub’s requests came from
name a Unix socket path too long before listening on it
pass the host’s last answer on before a session stream closes
hand the hub’s control goroutines a copy of the node
bound the hub’s request bodies and close idle connections
bound what a login costs on the hub
cut every stream and session when a node or user is cut off
keep secret setting values out of the logs and argv
have an update as root trust only what root chose
keep a node’s pinned key when the hub says it is gone
have a node’s wait after wrong codes keep doubling to an hour
give the wait for a session’s confirm a deadline of its own
record a node’s certificate saved after the hub sent another
show the wrong codes tried since the last session opened
audit a node login’s start only once a user answers it
count an IPv6 client by its /64 in the hub’s rate limits
warn when the hub serves plain HTTP and trusts no proxy
treat a pushed doc the hub does not find as refused for good
make node login ids unguessable and count unknown ones
send a browser to log in again without signing it out on a GET
name the hub’s Fly machine and trust Fly’s ingress address
deps: upgrade golang.org/x/net to v0.62.0 and filippo.io/edwards25519 to v1.1.1
bound every step of reaching another node through the hub
notice a dead stream to another node within 30 seconds
show reconnecting in a remote TIDE when the project’s stream breaks
keep a session in use open, whatever passes through it
move the client’s row of a session as the host moves its own
close a session gone idle during a suspend, and retry after an error
check a session open already with the host before saying unchanged
keep no session on the host that its client does not have
refuse a stream whose session closed after it was checked
leave sessions opened after the hub was asked for the account’s nodes
report a logout racing a stream as session_closed, logged_out
report a stream to another node cut before it answered as connection_lost
close a removed agent’s tabs in a remote TIDE
read a remote TIDE’s failed views again once a session opens
mark a remote TIDE’s tabs missing as a local TIDE’s are
give a tab completion with –node 5 seconds to reach the host
keep this machine’s home out of paths for another node
give wdx usage –node, as every command the daemon serves has
take the project from a parent named by id with agent create –node
try the hub again at least once a minute after it goes away
send a node’s state once at each control connection
welcome a node newer than the hub, and check every node request’s API version
let the hub move to another address without nodes logging in again
refuse a client whose oldest API version is past the host’s, before any handler
answer a newer client’s request the host’s spec does not allow with node_version_unsupported
give the host’s protocol range in a refusal between nodes, and accept a range
pass the relayed client’s holder version to the holder, which decides
exit by the problem’s status when its code is unknown
fail only the doc a push refuses, and split a batch refused as usage
keep each pushed revision’s hash, and a doc and a plan apart by name
write a node’s last seen time when its control connection closes
log a stream the host serves under its stream_id
refuse an invite’s life below a second before it can overflow
back up the hub’s certificate authority, and refuse a start without it
give the hub, the link and remote sessions limits tests lengthen
close the hub CLI’s connections to the hub when a run ends
make unixsocket.MaxPath a constant
log what the daemon’s HTTP servers report of connections
fail a session’s use when its close reason cannot be read
say what is so in remote’s, hublink’s and the daemon’s messages
read wdx-hub’s –json in install-hub.sh, never its text
name a hub user by –name or –id, with Heading table headers
log a connect given up on during its upgrade
run gosec, each finding fixed or annotated with its reason
run sqlclosecheck and rowserrcheck
build with Go 1.26.11 for GO-2026-6859
remove an update’s old CA backup with its database backup

v0.4.0 - 2026-11-07

Breaking changes

show only the sections tide.section_order names, default awdpc
run one tide per home
set out tide’s C-q menu by level, with a Project submenu
keep an agent’s model and permissions for every start
choose the AI coding agent of a new agent, from those installed and enabled
show a plan’s slots, and refuse to land or remove one while it runs
run plans of plans, each plan after those before it have landed
start a plan its parent lists on the person’s answer, once the plans before it have landed
copy a plan of plans with the plans it lists that are not done
remove a plan’s agents once it is done or cancelled
remove a plan task’s agent as soon as the task is done or skipped
give a message starting with ! to the model, never run it

Features

add wdx help agents, the manual for an AI agent wdx runs
point every agent wdx starts to wdx help agents with a launch note
keep tide’s tabs in the daemon, closed by removals through wdx
open tide’s tabs from the daemon and send them on every change
keep tide’s view in the daemon, outside the line of changes
bring tide back as it was left, from the view the daemon keeps
mark tide’s tabs whose file or worktree was removed outside wdx
keep plans in the docs table, apart from docs by kind
check a plan’s YAML, order its DAG and reduce it
serve plans through the API, plans of plans included
add wdx plan and wdx help plans
show plans in tide, a section and a tab of each
rename the agent selected in tide with r
remove the project shown from tide with C-q p x
open a tab from tide’s left pane and stay, or go with Shift+Enter or o
close a row’s tab from tide’s left pane with - or C-q -
keep plans’ runs and decide each run’s next step
land on a branch no checkout has, stop one agent, create one linked
run plans: a runner starts and lands their tasks
add wdx plan run, plan task done and plan task get
show a plan’s run in tide, and run a draft with r
collapse tide’s left-pane sections with a click on the heading or z
send keys to terminals’ programs by the kitty keyboard protocol
answer a plan’s stuck tasks and its run in the store, and decide them in Next
land a plan’s tasks with the project’s check, release slots, cancel, retry
answer a plan’s stuck tasks and its run through the API
add wdx plan pause, resume, cancel, set and plan task retry, land, skip
answer a plan’s stuck tasks and its run from tide
list the models an AI coding agent offers
put docs and plans in folders
show docs and plans in folders in tide, and move them with m
ask what a new agent is created with in a form in tide
add wdx plan copy, archive and unarchive
archive and copy plans from their tab in tide
add Antigravity as an AI coding agent
group a plan’s agents under a row for the plan in tide
group a plan’s slots under a row for the plan in tide’s Worktrees section
add Cursor as an AI coding agent
add Codex as an AI coding agent
show and drive plans of plans in tide, with the plans waiting for you
read what Codex is doing from its screen
give an instant message to Codex’s running turn instead of interrupting it
resume a Codex agent’s conversation on every start
name the ACA in each session heading of transcript.md
keep a copy of a Codex agent’s session files in its backup
render a Codex agent’s transcript.md from its session files
put back a Codex session file Codex deleted, from its backup
tell Codex’s tool calls in a few words in the brief
restart a Codex agent in a new session
give a Codex agent’s conversation in brief
lay out a plan’s DAG as a rail, as git log –graph draws commits
draw a plan’s tab as a header, its tasks on the rail and its keys
show a plan task’s panel and whole prompt, and plans of plans in the new tab
choose the plans tide’s Plans section shows: all, draft and in progress, or completed
steer instant messages into Claude Code’s running turn with its send-now keys
read a plain message at the agent’s next step, not after its turn
open a plan’s PR once it is done, with pr: true
rebase a worktree onto its base when asked, with wdx worktree rebase and R in tide
stack a plan of plans’ PRs with stacked: true, and rebase a stacked worktree with R
widen the plan tab’s panel to what the task list leaves
read Antigravity’s box, draft and model from its screen
read what Antigravity is doing from its screen
resume Antigravity agents in their conversation, learned from a SessionStart hook
steer messages into Antigravity’s running turn with alt+m
back up Antigravity agents’ conversations and render their transcript
brief and restart Antigravity agents
run each Cursor agent with a config folder of its own
resume a Cursor agent’s chat on every start
read Cursor’s screen: ready, draft, model, activity and approvals
back up a Cursor agent’s chats as transcript.md and a snapshot of each store
steer a Cursor agent, holding a message while a steer is pending
restart a Cursor agent and read its history in brief
let the agent asking land or rebase its own worktree
stop an agent’s leftover processes when its terminal ends
sign wdx on macOS at install, so its permissions survive updates
scroll tide’s left pane with the wheel
sign each release wdx update installs on macOS
track each agent’s context size
color each agent’s context size, and show it in tide
follow a Codex agent’s context size
follow a Cursor agent’s context size
paint tide’s own dark background, darker in the focused pane
tint tide’s open tabs, shown tab and cursor, and soften its headings
draw tide’s focused pane in heavy lines
follow an Antigravity agent’s context size
choose tide’s colors with a tide.theme setting
read the prompt a waiting Claude Code agent shows
show the prompt a waiting agent answers
watch files through one inotify instance the daemon shares
watch worktrees and tabs through the daemon’s one inotify instance
follow agents’ context sizes through the daemon’s one inotify instance
open the daemon’s one inotify instance only once something is watched

Fixes

order tide’s tab events by revision, and send the tabs on quitting
run every change to its end when its client leaves, views too
mark a tab missing as soon as its file or worktree goes outside git
keep a project’s cursor where its view left it, not on its current tab
show a plan’s state and counts as of the run getPlan returns with it
log every request tide leaves in flight when it quits
give Codex a message only once its box is ready
tell Antigravity agents to create files in the project, not the note’s folder
hold a message until the agent’s terminal reads keys
render a Cursor reply again when its bytes repeat
read Cursor’s model and box under a long directory
run Claude Code agents without the mouse, so tide’s selection works
read a checkout removed during a project read as not present

v0.3.0 - 2026-11-03

Breaking changes

show an agent’s info in a tide tab and let it be renamed
keep a backup of an agent’s conversation
stop an agent’s background session whatever ends or starts it

Features

show which AI model an agent runs
change the settings in a tide tab
show an agent’s model next to its aca
close a project in tide with C-q w
start an ended agent or terminal again in tide with C-q g
open a known project by name or id, or choose from a list
review worktrees and their diffs in tide
move around tide’s diffs by change, file, line and search
review a worktree’s uncommitted changes and ask its agent to commit
mark files verified in tide’s diffs
comment on tide’s diffs and send the comments as a review
find the agent working in a worktree, wherever it started
keep every message until its holder has typed it
start an agent on a task with wdx agent create –prompt
remove a worktree that landed
land a worktree on its base by rebase
start an agent again in a new session with wdx agent restart
land a worktree through a PR with gh
read a worktree’s files through the API
list a worktree’s files in tide’s left pane
read a file in a tab of tide
colour a file’s text in its tide tab
name the editor tide edits with, and install vi with wdx deps
run an editor on a worktree’s file in the daemon
edit a file in its tide tab with e
ask to save or discard when closing an editor’s tab
filter tide’s left pane with /
send Alt+arrows to the program in focus with tide’s C-q menu
support vim, nvim, nano, hx and emacs as tide’s editor
create, rename and delete files and directories in tide’s Code section
order tide’s left pane with the tide.section_order setting
read a large repository’s worktrees at once and its files with one walk
keep docs and their revisions in the database
keep a read-only copy of each doc’s latest revision in the home
mark changed files in tide’s Code tree
count the changed files under each directory in tide’s Code tree
serve docs through the API
manage docs from the command line with wdx doc
write a project’s docs into its repository with wdx doc sync-to-git
show the Code section’s worktree in bold
show tide’s hidden-tab arrows as ◀ and ▶, not dimmed
show a project’s docs in tide’s Docs section and tab

Fixes

find the newest dev release whatever order GitHub lists them in
name the newest dev release in a file each release moves
see a worktree’s base move whenever it moves
keep file contents and comments out of the logs
follow a conversation Claude Code moves to the background
keep a file’s mark when it is committed while the worktree is read
release a holder whose client connects as its shell exits
close the terminal’s input only once its read has ended
keep a long notice in a text tab’s bar, and describe tide’s Code section
send arrow, editing and function keys with Shift, Alt or Ctrl as xterm does
never log a doc’s content in the daemon’s requests and responses
keep tide’s Code cursor on a new entry until a read shows it

Performance

prepare the stores’ statements once, and redact only lines with a URL
give cobra flag completions only in a run that completes

v0.2.0 - 2026-11-01

Breaking changes

add the terminal commands and stop terminals on project close
run wdx terminal attach full-window, as tmux does
make update –rollback –json say whether to restore the backup
page terminal history by from and count, or by tail
answer a request to an unknown endpoint with 400
create agents under other agents, shown as a tree
show and change settings with wdx setting

Features

update wdx in place and roll it back
add the terminals table and the terminal.shell setting
run a terminal’s shell in a holder process that outlives the daemon
supervise terminals’ holders and keep their state
serve terminals over the API and stop them with their project
keep terminals running when the service stops or restarts
publish a GitHub Release for every pushed tag
give terminals’ shells WDX_HOME so wdx run in them reaches their daemon
list a project’s terminals in project get and add terminal get
write the config file from the settings, and anew on every update
let the daemon drive holders of protocol version 2
keep a terminal’s screen in a headless vt for attach
keep a terminal’s output in a spool and its history in files
let clients attach to a terminal’s holder
add a client that attaches to a terminal’s holder
serve a terminal’s history and delete what removed terminals kept
add wdx terminal attach and wdx terminal history
add a Bubble Tea pane that shows an attached terminal
scroll an attached terminal’s pane back through its whole history
color attach’s status line by its state
show an attached pane at the size another client set
say what did not happen on every changing command’s error
give a terminal’s updated_at, when its state last changed
add wdx tide, the terminal IDE’s layout with placeholder panes
let tide list the projects from the daemon at start
open closed projects in tide from [Open Project]
switch projects in tide with the switcher and Alt+Shift+arrows
frame tide’s popups with a title, a body and their keys
open a local repository in tide from a directory browser
clone and create projects in tide, answering their questions
select text inside one tide pane by dragging, copied on release
stream a project from the daemon, whole on every change
show the project’s terminals as tide’s tabs, followed live
create a terminal with C-q t and remove one with C-q x in tide
log when a terminal’s vt falls behind its output and catches up
list what wdx needs besides itself with wdx deps list
install a dependency with wdx deps install –name
drop only the features of a missing dependency
run AI coding agents as terminals of a project
show a terminal’s history alone, read-only, in termview
show the selected terminal live in tide’s terminal pane
list a project’s agents in tide and show the active one live
open and switch projects in framed popups in tide
give tide’s left pane a quarter of the width
start an agent in a worktree, created when it is new
save the dev channel when installing from it
take the menu’s letters in tide’s project pane without C-q
accept holders of protocol versions 3 and 4
read an agent’s activity and draft from its screen
keep what an agent is doing in its holder
send a message to a terminal with wdx terminal send
send tide’s own keys to the program in a pane
give a running agent a message with wdx agent send
show the version in the status bars and reload tide with C-q r
show what an agent is doing in the API, wdx agent and tide
show how many messages wait for an agent
open agents in tabs in tide’s right pane

Fixes

publish and update from the srjn45/wdx releases
build with Go 1.26.10 for its standard library security fixes
open terminals’ PTYs without reading a stale PTY number
keep attached clients’ output flowing past the hello’s write timeout
number an attached pane’s lines as the holder does after a vt reset
answer hello without waiting for the holder’s vt
keep the holder’s vt going when a program never reads its answers
send attached clients the shell’s exit before the holder quits
fetch failed history again on the next scroll, not at once
give the window back when wdx terminal attach gets a signal
refuse ctrl-i and ctrl-m as attach’s prefix key
finish a change when the client that asked for it leaves
never leave a clone cut short where a project’s checkout goes
cancel a change the stopping daemon gives up on, and wait for it
let the daemon stop while a terminal’s holder is being dialled again
report a terminal removed with –stop-running as stopped
stop a project’s terminals together, not one after another
stop a terminal’s holder even when nothing watches it
delete the sockets killed holders leave behind
stop the daemon a failed update started before putting the old one back
never lose the rollback point, nor fail an update that worked
finish an update’s switch when wdx is interrupted during it
refuse a rollback once another install replaced the update
always say a signal held during an update’s switch
stream a release’s archive to disk instead of into memory
let launchd wait for the daemon to stop
attach shows the screen under less or vim, and the pen and line drawing
keep out of history lines that never scrolled off the screen
free what scrolls off the alternate screen
retry starting the daemon while its binary is text file busy
keep the last screen in history before telling of the shell’s exit
stop Claude Code’s idle title from printing at its prompt
keep all of a shell’s output in history when the vt is behind at its exit
select a terminal created in tide whichever comes first
keep a clone that is cancelled once it is in place
stop a terminal whose connection to its holder just dropped

v0.1.0 - 2026-10-28

Features

scaffold wdx CLI with release build and installer
add projects with open –local and close
add project remove
add project open –git
add project create
add flags to answer prompts without a terminal
add –json output and exit codes
support –json in project open
support –json in project create
add project list
add project get
add –help with output, errors and –json
add structured JSON logging with debug_id
load settings once into a config passed by value
name projects by –id or –name in close and remove
read settings from /config.yaml
add the daemon API spec and the daemon serving it
serve every command through the daemon
install and manage the daemon as a systemd or launchd service
log the error code at the top level of returned lines
send the daemon’s request metrics over OTLP
run Grafana with the logs and metrics via wdx observe
color text output and split errors into hint and debug_id lines
render help in our own layout, with examples and help topics
complete commands, flags and projects in bash, zsh and fish
tag releases on a stable and a dev channel