Name your machine
Added
- machine in config.yaml (or PILOTHOUSE_MACHINE) sets the name shown in the inbox, the web app and notifications instead of the hostname.
Changelog
Every release, in plain words.
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First public release
Agents
- Claude Code: session state, rules before every tool call, remote approvals via PermissionRequest.
- Codex: session state and approvals through Codex’s own hooks (trust them once with /hooks).
Policy
- YAML rules with glob match and optional CEL when; allow, ask, deny — any deny wins.
- User, repo (only after you trust the repo) and built-in self-protection rules.
- pilothouse policy init, check, test, replay, trust/untrust, status.
Routing and approvals
- Presence-aware routing from OS idle time, with here / away / auto overrides.
- First answer wins; allow once, allow for session, deny with a message.
- Hold limit below each agent’s hook timeout; hand-back to the terminal when you return.
Phone and notifications
- Installable web app served by the daemon; pairing by QR; per-device P-256 signed decisions.
- pilothouse remote tailscale for HTTPS on your tailnet via Tailscale Serve.
- Web Push, ntfy with signed Allow/Deny buttons, Slack/Discord webhooks, desktop notifications.
Terminal
- Terminal inbox (pilothouse), ls, approve, deny, log, explain.
- Wrap mode: pilothouse run with detach (ctrl+\) and attach; survives closed terminals and daemon restarts.
- Tasks: pilothouse task new → worktree + branch + agent; diff, done --pr, abandon.
Platform
- Single binary for macOS and Linux, amd64 and arm64; launchd / systemd user service.
- No telemetry; anonymous, opt-out update check.