* feat: add antigravity_cli integration harness
Register the `antigravity_cli` target, resolve its configuration
directory to `~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/`, wire target actions,
and add lifecycle hook scripts for Unix and Windows.
* feat: support session resume for antigravity-cli
* fix: correct antigravity-cli hook config path, shape, and agent label
Antigravity CLI reads global customizations from ~/.gemini/config, keys
hooks.json by hook name, and only accepts the matcher/hooks wrapper for
the tool events. The previous install wrote event arrays at the top level
of ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/hooks.json, which agy never reads and would
reject anyway, so no Herdr hook ever ran.
Session reports were dropped for a third reason: the hooks reported the
agent as antigravity-cli, but the server normalizes that to the canonical
label agy before matching, so is_official_agent_source never matched and
agy --conversation resume was unreachable.
- Resolve the config dir to ~/.gemini/config
- Nest Herdr entries under a Herdr-owned "herdr" block that install
rewrites and uninstall removes, leaving other named hooks untouched
- Emit grouped entries for PreToolUse/PostToolUse and flat handler lists
for PreInvocation/PostInvocation/Stop
- Report the canonical agy label from both hook assets and match it in
agent_resume
- Compile-gate the hook asset constants and stop shadowing $args in the
PowerShell hook
- Document the real directory, that it must already exist, and the
named-block behavior
refs #1011
refs #1571
* fix: make antigravity-cli integration session-only
antigravity cli cannot express lifecycle safely: there is no blocked
event, postinvocation is skipped on interruption, and stop fires at the
end of a turn rather than on process exit, which left stale state and
released authority at the wrong time.
report only the conversation on preinvocation and let screen detection
own agent state. resume via `agy --conversation <id>` is unchanged.
* fix: update antigravity session after conversation switch
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Co-authored-by: Can Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
point_is_final_atom compared an atom's terminating column against a
word-motion target's starting column. The two are equal for narrow
cells but never for wide ones, so the read window stopped expanding
and copy-mode `e` halted at the soft-wrap boundary on CJK text.
Co-authored-by: Can Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
* fix: report a clear cli error when no herdr server is running
socket cli commands surfaced a raw io::Error debug string
(`Error: Os { code: 2, ... }`) when nothing was listening on the
api socket, which read like a bad --cwd path. map dead-socket
connect failures to a `server_not_running` json error carrying the
resolved socket path, printed once at the edge that surfaces the
error; recovering callers (plugin offline registry fallback, agent
start polling) recognize the marker and keep their existing
behavior.
refs #1941
* fix: map dead-socket errors on the unchecked cli request path
refs #1941
* fix: make server-not-running guidance session-aware
refs #1941
Enable termination-signal handling so SIGHUP and SIGTERM follow the graceful
quit path and restore terminal state. Log handler registration failures and
add PTY coverage for direct SIGHUP and server EOF restoration
Co-authored-by: Matt Coles <macols@amazon.com>
handle_pane_died only clamped the stale active/selected indices after
removing a workspace that closed itself, so it never shifted them down
when the removed workspace sat before the focused one. With workspaces
[x, y, z] and focus on y, removing x left active pointing at z, silently
moving the user into a workspace they did not select.
Resolve both indices by workspace id across the removal, as
close_selected_workspace already does, keeping the clamp as the fallback
for when the removed workspace was the focused one. Also scroll the
focused workspace back into view, which the explicit-close path already
did and this one did not.
refs #1621
Co-authored-by: Can Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>
herdr tab close on a workspace's only tab returned tab_close_failed,
while the TUI close-tab action on the same tab closes the tab and
cascades to closing the workspace. Cascade in the API too, emitting
tab.closed then workspace.closed. When the cascade would close a whole
worktree group, return confirmation_required instead, matching
pane.close and the TUI prompt.
refs #1760
Can Celik