tmux-ide

Version 1.1.0

Release notes for tmux-ide 1.1.0

tmux-ide 1.1.0

Version 1.1.0 tightens the CLI, makes install behavior safer, improves the maintainer workflow, and strengthens the runtime path that actually launches and manages tmux sessions.

Highlights

Safer, more predictable CLI behavior

  • Hardened command parsing and error handling across the CLI
  • Added clearer structured --json failures for more command paths
  • Improved inspect so it reports invalid config state instead of crashing
  • Tightened config mutation edge cases and invalid-input handling

Safer postinstall behavior

  • Reduced Claude integration side effects during install
  • Limited postinstall changes to safer, more intentional cases
  • Kept agent-team setup documented while making the install path less invasive

Better launch and tmux runtime behavior

  • Reduced raw tmux process handling by moving more logic behind shared helpers
  • Improved launch orchestration and startup planning
  • Corrected agent-team startup behavior and sequencing
  • Added better non-interactive launch and restart coverage for tmux-backed flows

Stronger quality gates

  • Added repository lint and formatting checks
  • Enforced release checks before publish
  • Improved package contents so the published tarball stays focused on runtime files
  • Strengthened test coverage for CLI regressions, runtime helpers, and tmux lifecycle behavior

Better maintainer and contributor workflow

  • Expanded contributor and release guidance
  • Improved docs coverage for new commands and maintainer workflows
  • Added clearer architecture and project-quality documentation
  • Tightened CI to better reflect the real release path

What Changed

This release focused on quality and correctness more than feature sprawl:

  • CLI hardening and error-boundary cleanup
  • postinstall safety improvements
  • docs, contributing, and release polish
  • lint and format gates
  • packaging cleanup
  • agent-team behavior correction
  • launch/runtime refactoring
  • broader integration coverage around tmux-driven flows

If you are upgrading and want a quick confidence pass:

tmux-ide inspect --json
tmux-ide validate --json
tmux-ide doctor --json

For contributors and maintainers, pnpm check is the main pre-release verification path.

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