Right-click → Edit now opens a separate Tauri window with the file
content in a monospace editor. Ctrl+S saves back to remote via SFTP.
Tab inserts 4 spaces. Modified indicator in toolbar.
Removed the inline EditorWindow overlay that covered the terminal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
SFTP tab switch fix:
- Removed :key on FileTree that destroyed component on every switch
- useSftp now accepts a reactive Ref<string> sessionId
- Watches sessionId changes and reinitializes without destroying state
- Per-session path memory via sessionPaths map — switching back to a
tab restores exactly where you were browsing
CWD following fix (macOS + all platforms):
- Injects OSC 7 prompt hook into the shell after SSH connect
- zsh: precmd() emits \e]7;file://host/path\e\\
- bash: PROMPT_COMMAND emits the same sequence
- Sent via the PTY channel so it configures the interactive shell
- The passive OSC 7 parser in the output loop picks it up
- SFTP sidebar auto-navigates to the current working directory
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
4 new tools with full backend + popup UIs:
DNS Lookup:
- dig/nslookup/host fallback chain on remote host
- Record type selector (A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, SOA, SRV, PTR)
Whois:
- Remote whois query, first 80 lines
- Works for domains and IP addresses
Bandwidth Test (2 modes):
- iperf3: LAN speed test between remote host and iperf server
- Internet: speedtest-cli / curl-based Cloudflare test fallback
Subnet Calculator:
- Pure Rust, no SSH needed
- CIDR input with quick-select buttons (/8 through /32)
- Displays: network, broadcast, netmask, wildcard, host range,
total/usable hosts, class, private/public
Tools menu now has 11 items across 3 sections.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tools menu in toolbar (next to File) with 7 tools:
- Network Scanner (existing scan_network command)
- Port Scanner (existing scan_ports/quick_scan commands)
- Ping — via SSH exec channel, cross-platform
- Traceroute — via SSH exec channel
- Wake on LAN — broadcasts WoL magic packet via python3 on remote host
- SSH Key Generator — pure Rust ed25519/RSA keygen via ssh-key crate
- Password Generator — cryptographic random with configurable charset
Backend: all 5 new Tauri commands (tool_ping, tool_traceroute,
tool_wake_on_lan, tool_generate_ssh_key, tool_generate_password)
Frontend: Tools dropdown menu wired, popup window launcher ready.
Tool window UIs (the actual panels inside each popup) to follow.
SFTP context menu: right-click Edit/Download/Rename/Delete working.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remote monitoring bar:
- Slim 24px bar at bottom of every SSH terminal
- CPU, RAM, disk, network stats polled every 5s via exec channel
- Cross-platform: Linux (/proc), macOS (vm_stat/sysctl), FreeBSD
- Color-coded thresholds: green/amber/red
- No agent installation — standard POSIX commands only
SFTP follows active tab:
- Added :key="activeSessionId" to FileTree component
- Vue recreates FileTree when session changes, reinitializing SFTP
CWD tracking fix (macOS + all platforms):
- Old approach: exec channel pwd — returns HOME, not actual CWD
- New approach: passive OSC 7 parsing in the output stream
- Scans for \e]7;file://host/path\a without modifying data
- Works with bash, zsh, fish on both Linux and macOS
- Zero corruption risk — data passes through unmodified
- Includes URL percent-decoding for paths with spaces
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ripped out the Gemini API stub (ai/mod.rs, ai_commands.rs, GeminiPanel.vue)
and replaced it with a local PTY terminal in the sidebar panel. Users select
a shell (bash/zsh/sh on Unix, PowerShell/CMD/Git Bash on Windows), launch it,
and run claude/gemini/codex or any CLI tool directly.
Backend:
- New PtyService module using portable-pty (cross-platform PTY)
- DashMap session registry (same pattern as SshService)
- spawn_blocking output loop (portable-pty reader is synchronous)
- 5 Tauri commands: list_available_shells, spawn_local_shell, pty_write,
pty_resize, disconnect_pty
Frontend:
- Parameterized useTerminal composable: backend='ssh'|'pty'
- convertEol=false for PTY (PTY driver handles LF→CRLF)
- CopilotPanel.vue with shell selector, launch/kill, session ended prompt
- Ctrl+Shift+G toggle preserved
Tests: 87 total (5 new PTY tests), zero warnings
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Backend cleanup (Gemini):
- Strip verbose doc comments across SSH, RDP, and command modules
- Add 10s timeout on SSH connect/auth, 15s on RDP connection
- Fix macOS data directory to ~/Library/Application Support/Wraith
- Add generic disconnect_session command
- Simplify SFTP setup and error handling
- Inline AppState field construction
Gemini AI XO integration:
- Add GeminiService (src-tauri/src/ai/) with API Key, Service Account,
and Google Account (OAuth2) authentication methods
- Add ai_commands (set_gemini_auth, gemini_chat, is_gemini_authenticated)
- Add GeminiPanel.vue — collapsible chat sidebar with multi-auth UI
- Wire Ctrl+Shift+G toggle and status bar AI button in MainLayout
- Add reqwest + anyhow dependencies
Bugfix:
- Fix dropped modulo operator in Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab handlers
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removed ImportDialog, MobaXTerm first-run prompt, import menu
item, and all related refs. 6 connections — entered by hand.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rust SSH service: russh async client, DashMap session registry,
TOFU host key verification, CWD tracking via separate exec channel
(never touches terminal stream), base64 event emission for terminal
I/O. 52/52 tests passing.
Vue 3 frontend: ported from Wails v3 to Tauri v2 — useTerminal
composable with streaming TextDecoder + rAF batching, session store
with multi-connection support, connection store/tree, sidebar, tab
bar, status bar, keyboard shortcuts. All Wails imports replaced
with Tauri API equivalents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
