Linux port + Mavis / MiniMax Code provider + glass UI (0.1.42) - #140
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…updater - Add .npmrc with shamefully-hoist=true, auto-install-peers=true, strict-peer-dependencies=false so the CodeMirror core packages (@codemirror/state, view, language, autocomplete, commands) and mermaid are reachable from src/. - Track pnpm-lock.yaml and pnpm-workspace.yaml. - Bump @tauri-apps/plugin-updater to ^2.11.0 to match the Rust tauri-plugin-updater 2.10.1 → 2.11.0 in Cargo.lock; clears the `tauri build` 'mismatched Tauri packages' error. - Add src/types/hugeicons.d.ts ambient declaration for the 85 deep imports under @hugeicons/core-free-icons/*; the package's exports map points each subpath to a per-icon .d.ts that isn't actually shipped, so the root types are too narrow for a 5MB deep-import usage.
…p inheriting Overlay/Vibrancy - Remove titleBarStyle, hiddenTitle, and transparent from the base tauri.conf.json; these are macOS-only and combining them with the runtime `set_decorations(false)` on Linux was leaving the webview in a state where the GTK compositor ate mouse events before React saw them (the original 'settings controls don't respond' bug on this Linux fork). - Add tauri.macos.conf.json restoring the macOS-only window options (Overlay title bar, hidden title, transparent + shadow). - Update tauri.linux.conf.json for dev (beforeDevCommand + devUrl), drop the resources: null override that clobbered the base config's macOS/Assets.car entry, and add NO_STRIP_/decoration settings that match the runtime `set_decorations(false)` already in setup. - Verified pnpm tauri:dev:linux now boots with mouse events reaching the WebView; previously `pnpm tauri dev` on Linux was using the unaltered macOS base config and every click was lost.
Spawns `mcode acp` as a child process and drives it through the existing Agent Client Protocol client. The user already has the `mcode` CLI installed at ~/.minimax-code/bin/mcode, authenticated via the minimax_oauth provider route with the minimax/MiniMax-M3 model as the default. - Rust: resolve_mcode (with the same installer-defaults-first candidate search as fx), is_mcode_agent (string-marker + ACP-help probe), and the harness_resolve_mcode Tauri command; registered in lib.rs alongside the other harness_resolve_* commands. - JS: mcode live adapter (initialize → session/resume|load|new, session/set_config_option for model + config, session/set_mode, session/prompt, session/cancel, permission auto-approve); mcodeProtocol helpers (prompt blocks, mode id mapping, config option parsing, session/update → HarnessEvent translation, permission request handling); mcodeAdapter registration. Lifted HARNESS_ORDER in models.ts to include mcode so the master index used by the Favorites tab actually surfaces it. - UI: HARNESS_LABEL 'mcode' / HARNESS_TITLE 'MiniMax Code', mcode picker tab via the standard HARNESSES flow, mcode.svg provider icon, CLI metadata + probe in availability.ts. Default model mcode:minimax-m3 (native id minimax/MiniMax-M3). Note: text generation (commit messages, PR descriptions) falls back to cursor because mcode only ships a live ACP path; a non-live text adapter can be added later if needed.
…on Linux Promoted the existing 'native glass' code path (previously macOS + Windows only via HAS_NATIVE_GLASS) to all platforms. On Linux the CSS `backdrop-filter` does the visible work; on compositors that cannot blur, the @supports fallback paints a noise + radial-light + rim-edge layer that reads as frosted glass. - platform.ts: HAS_NATIVE_GLASS = true on all platforms; the actual native vs CSS path is decided per-pane in CSS. - index.html: add `has-native-glass` to <html> in the init script so the body is transparent from the first frame (no flash of solid color before React mounts initAppearance()). - index.css: drop the `:not(.theme-light)` qualifiers from the glass rules; sidebar and body pane now go glassy in both themes. Body pane now multiplies the sidebar opacity by 78% so the chat area sits a touch more translucent than the sidebar. The body-glass toggle still gates whether the body pane gets the glass treatment at all. Light-mode --background-lightness dropped from 97% to 88% so the panel is visibly translucent instead of reading as opaque white. - appearance.ts: applySidebarBlur now also writes `--sidebar-blur` to the document root, so the same slider drives both macOS/Windows native vibrancy and the Linux `backdrop-filter` radius. - SettingsView.tsx: removed the glassDisabled gate that was disabling the Sidebar opacity / Blur radius / Main pane glass controls in light mode.
…P workaround
Splits AppImage packaging into its own CI job so the AppImage and
.deb artifacts are produced by independent workflows and can be
released independently. Adds a local `pnpm build:linux:appimage`
script that does the same.
- Bump to 0.1.42 across package.json, Cargo.toml [workspace.package],
and src-tauri/tauri.conf.json so a `v0.1.42` tag will trigger
the existing release pipeline.
- Update CHANGELOG.md with the 0.1.42 entry covering the new
provider, the cross-platform glass UI, the pnpm setup, and the
Tauri config split.
- .github/workflows/release.yml:
* New `linux-appimage` job running in parallel with `linux`,
using `npm run build:linux:appimage` and uploading
`target/release/bundle/appimage/*.AppImage` as the
`linux-appimage` artifact.
* Both Linux jobs set `NO_STRIP=1` — the Tauri-downloaded
`linuxdeploy-x86_64.AppImage` ships an old `strip` binary
that doesn't understand the SHT_RELR (0x13) section type
introduced in glibc 2.36+; on every modern Ubuntu runner it
dies on every bundled .so. Disabling the strip step costs
~25 MB on the AppImage but makes the build work on every
distro.
* release job now needs [linux, linux-appimage, windows],
downloads the AppImage from `linux-appimage`, and uploads
it to the GitHub Release (with a fallback to the combined
artifact so a release still works if the dependency is
reverted).
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds MiniMax Code ACP support, enables glass rendering on Linux and light mode, separates platform-specific Tauri settings, and updates macOS and Linux release packaging. ChangesMiniMax Code harness
Glass and platform configuration
Release and package updates
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MonoCode
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User->>MonoCode: Select MiniMax Code and send prompt
MonoCode->>McodeACP: Spawn mcode acp
MonoCode->>McodeACP: Create or resume session
MonoCode->>McodeACP: Set model and runtime mode
MonoCode->>McodeACP: Send session/prompt
McodeACP->>HarnessEvents: Send session updates
HarnessEvents->>MonoCode: Render harness events
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to MiniMax Code sessions can associate ACP fields with the wrong values, including permission kinds that influence plan-mode allow/deny behavior. Correct that parser defect before merging; the remaining issues are narrower but should also be addressed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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1582-1582: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRead stderr as well as stdout in
mcode_help_mentions_acp.Every other help probe in this file merges
stdoutandstderrbefore matching, includingfx_help_mentions_acp(Line 1658),grok_help_mentions_agent(Line 1719), andhelp_mentions_rpc_mode(Line 1495). Many CLI frameworks write subcommand help to stderr. Ifmcode acp --helpwrites to stderr and the binary contains none of the markers checked byfile_mentions_mcode_agent,is_mcode_agentreturns false and MonoCode reports MiniMax Code as unavailable.♻️ Proposed fix to match the peer probes
Ok(Ok(output)) => { - let text = String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout).to_ascii_lowercase(); + let text = format!( + "{}{}", + String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stdout), + String::from_utf8_lossy(&output.stderr) + ) + .to_ascii_lowercase(); text.contains("agent client protocol") || text.contains("stdio") }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/harness/availability.ts`:
- Line 36: Update both user-facing installation hints, CLI.mcode.install and
harness_resolve_mcode, to use the official MiniMax Code installer command with
https://filecdn.minimax.chat/public/install.sh and bash instead of their current
URLs and shell invocation.
In `@src/lib/harness/mcode.ts`:
- Line 251: Move the spawnChild call into the try block in ensureLive, after
watchChild registers the listeners, so spawn failures reach the existing catch
cleanup path. Preserve the current unwatchChild and stopMcodeSession handling
for all failures.
- Around line 501-503: Add error handling to the live.acp.respond call in
handlePermission, matching the catch behavior used by sibling response calls, so
failures during teardown or late responses are observed rather than propagated
as unhandled rejections.
In `@src/lib/harness/mcodeProtocol.ts`:
- Around line 30-41: Update stringField to separate string key names from
Record_ inputs, then search only those requested keys in each record and return
the first non-empty string value found. Preserve undefined when no requested key
has a non-empty string value, and update its callers as needed to pass records
and keys in the supported order.
- Around line 264-267: Update the plan branch in mcodeEventsFromAcpUpdate to
read the ACP plan.entries array rather than using stringField. Map each entry’s
content and status into tasks.updated events, matching the existing
fxProtocol.ts behavior, and avoid emitting the plan session-update marker as
text.
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In `@src-tauri/src/harness.rs`:
- Line 1582: Update mcode_help_mentions_acp to merge or inspect both
output.stdout and output.stderr before lowercasing and passing the text to
file_mentions_mcode_agent, matching the behavior of the peer help probes.
Preserve the existing marker-matching logic while ensuring help emitted only on
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It is important to distinguish between the two distinct command-line tools offered by MiniMax, as they serve different purposes: 1. MiniMax Code CLI (mcode): This is an interactive terminal user interface (TUI) designed specifically for AI-assisted coding tasks [1][2]. 2. MiniMax CLI (mmx-cli): This is a general-purpose CLI for the MiniMax AI platform, used to access features like text generation, image/video creation, speech synthesis, and web search [3][4][5]. MiniMax Code CLI (mcode) Installation To install the MiniMax Code CLI, use the official one-command installer [1]. It supports macOS, Linux, and Windows (via WSL) [1]. For macOS, Linux, and WSL: curl -fsSL https://filecdn.minimax.chat/public/install.sh | bash [1][6] For Windows (PowerShell): irm https://filecdn.minimax.chat/public/install.ps1 | iex [1] After installation, verify it by running mcode --version [1]. You can then launch it in any project directory using the mcode command [1]. MiniMax CLI (mmx-cli) Installation The general-purpose platform CLI is installed via npm [3][4]: npm install -g mmx-cli [3][4][5] After installing, you can authenticate using mmx auth login [3][7][4]. For integration with AI agents (like Cursor or Claude Code), you may also add it as a skill: npx skills add MiniMax-AI/cli -y -g [3][7][5] For troubleshooting or detailed documentation, visit the official MiniMax agent documentation site for mcode (agent.minimax.io) or the official GitHub repository for mmx-cli (MiniMax-AI/cli) [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://agent.minimax.io/docs/cli/quick-start
- 2: https://github.com/awslabs/cli-agent-orchestrator/blob/main/docs/minimax-code.md
- 3: https://github.com/MiniMax-AI/cli?tab=readme-ov-file
- 4: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mmx-cli
- 5: https://github.com/MiniMax-AI/skills/blob/main/skills/minimax-multimodal-toolkit/SKILL.md
- 6: https://blog.margrop.net/en/post/minimax-code-cli-mcode-hands-on/
- 7: https://platform.minimax.io/docs/token-plan/minimax-cli
Use the official MiniMax Code installer in both user-facing hints.
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installation hints, CLI.mcode.install and harness_resolve_mcode, to use the
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Move spawnChild inside the try block so a spawn failure cleans up the watcher.
watchChild registers listeners at Line 235. spawnChild runs at Line 251, outside the try that begins at Line 253. If spawnChild rejects, the catch at Line 341 never runs, so unwatchChild and stopMcodeSession are never called. The listeners for input.sessionId stay registered for a child that does not exist. sendMcodeTurn also does not clean up: its catch at Lines 98-101 only clears cancelledThreads and rethrows.
Every other failure path in ensureLive calls stopMcodeSession. Include the spawn in the same path.
🔧 Proposed fix to cover the spawn in the cleanup path
- await spawnChild(input.sessionId, path, mcodeSpawnArgs(), input.cwd);
-
try {
+ await spawnChild(input.sessionId, path, mcodeSpawnArgs(), input.cwd);
+
try {
await acp.request(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/lib/harness/mcode.ts` at line 251, Move the spawnChild call into the try
block in ensureLive, after watchChild registers the listeners, so spawn failures
reach the existing catch cleanup path. Preserve the current unwatchChild and
stopMcodeSession handling for all failures.
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| await live.acp.respond(id, { | ||
| outcome: { outcome: "selected", optionId }, | ||
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Catch failures from live.acp.respond in handlePermission.
handlers.onRequest discards handleRequest with void. When session teardown makes harness_write reject, handlePermission propagates that rejection without a handler. rejectPending does not observe response writes, but a late response after cancellation or child exit can still become an unhandled promise rejection. Add the catch used by the sibling response calls.
🔧 Proposed fix
- await live.acp.respond(id, {
- outcome: { outcome: "selected", optionId },
- });
+ await live.acp
+ .respond(id, {
+ outcome: { outcome: "selected", optionId },
+ })
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live.acp.respond call in handlePermission, matching the catch behavior used by
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| for (const record of records) { | ||
| if (!record || typeof record !== "object") continue; | ||
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stringField ignores the key names it is given.
Line 34 skips every argument that is not an object, so the string arguments ("toolCallId", "kind", "title", "sessionId", …) are discarded. The loop then returns the first non-empty string value of the first record, in key-insertion order, regardless of which field the caller asked for.
For a typical ACP tool call payload { toolCallId: "c1", title: "Read file", kind: "read" }, lines 141, 142, and 144 all return "c1". The effects:
request.kindis wrong, andhandlePermissioninsrc/lib/harness/mcode.ts(lines 483-504) usesrequest.kind === "read" || request.kind === "search"to choose allow or deny in plan mode. A wrongkindcan auto-allow a write or execute tool call.mcodeSessionIdFromResult(line 212) can return an unrelated string as the ACP session id.- Tool events emit an incorrect
title,kind, andstatus.
Separate the records from the key names and read the requested keys.
🐛 Proposed fix: read the requested keys
function stringField(
- ...records: Array<Record_ | null | undefined | string>
+ ...args: Array<Record_ | null | undefined | string>
): string | undefined {
- for (const record of records) {
- if (!record || typeof record !== "object") continue;
- for (const key of Object.keys(record)) {
- const value = (record as Record_)[key];
- if (typeof value === "string" && value.length > 0) return value;
- }
- }
- return undefined;
+ const records = args.filter(
+ (arg): arg is Record_ => Boolean(arg) && typeof arg === "object",
+ );
+ const keys = args.filter((arg): arg is string => typeof arg === "string");
+ for (const record of records) {
+ for (const key of keys) {
+ const value = record[key];
+ if (typeof value === "string" && value.length > 0) return value;
+ }
+ }
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In `@src/lib/harness/mcodeProtocol.ts` around lines 30 - 41, Update stringField to
separate string key names from Record_ inputs, then search only those requested
keys in each record and return the first non-empty string value found. Preserve
undefined when no requested key has a non-empty string value, and update its
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| if (kind === "plan") { | ||
| const plan = stringField(update, "plan") ?? stringField(update, "text"); | ||
| return plan ? [{ type: "plan", text: plan, append: true }] : []; | ||
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printf '%s\n' '--- ACP dependency and documentation references ---'
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Agent Client Protocol official session/update plan entries content priority status
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The Agent Client Protocol (ACP) facilitates real-time communication between agents and clients, including the transmission of execution plans via session/update notifications [1][2][3]. The implementation of these plans has evolved from v1 to v2 to support more robust tracking and extensibility [4]. Plan Entries Content and Structure In both versions, an execution plan consists of a list of entries, where each entry represents a specific task or goal [1][2][5]. Every entry must include: - content: A human-readable description of the task [2][6][7]. - priority: An extensible enum indicating importance, with defined values of high, medium, and low [1][2][7]. - status: An extensible enum representing the current execution progress [1][2][7]. Protocol Version Differences - Version 1 (v1): Used a flat entries list in the session/update notification [2][4][8]. There was no explicit plan identity, making it difficult to manage multiple plans [4]. - Version 2 (v2): Introduced the plan_update notification, which requires a planId [1][4]. This allows clients to track multiple plans independently [1][4]. The plan content type is defined as items [1]. Updating Plans When an agent's plan evolves (e.g., adding, removing, or modifying steps), the agent must report these changes by sending a new session/update notification with the same planId [1][2][4]. For item-based plans, the agent is required to send the complete, updated list of all entries; the client then replaces the existing plan contents entirely with this new list [1][2][5]. Supported Statuses The status field tracks the progression of tasks [1][2]. While common statuses include pending, in_progress, and completed, v2 also explicitly defines cancelled, providing a mechanism to handle task or session interruption [1][4]. {1, 2, 4, 7, 13}, confidence: 1.0
Citations:
- 1: https://agentclientprotocol.com/protocol/v2/agent-plan
- 2: https://agentclientprotocol.com/protocol/v1/agent-plan
- 3: https://agentclientprotocol.com/protocol/v1/overview
- 4: https://agentclientprotocol.com/protocol/v2/migration
- 5: https://agentclientprotocol.github.io/typescript-sdk/types/Plan.html
- 6: https://deepwiki.com/agentclientprotocol/agent-client-protocol/2.4.3-prompt-turn-cycle
- 7: https://github.com/zed-industries/agent-client-protocol/blob/4f589532/docs/protocol/schema.mdx
- 8: https://github.com/agentclientprotocol/agent-client-protocol/blob/main/docs/protocol/v1/prompt-turn.mdx
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printf '%s\n' '--- event contract and plan consumption ---'
rg -n -C 8 'type HarnessEvent|tasks\.updated|type: "plan"|append|role === "tasks"|role === "plan"' \
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printf '%s\n' '--- sibling ACP plan mapping ---'
sed -n '540,575p' src/lib/harness/fxProtocol.ts
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Parse ACP plan.entries instead of calling stringField.
mcodeEventsFromAcpUpdate receives ACP plan updates with an entries array. stringField ignores its key arguments and returns the first string-valued property, which can be the "plan" session-update marker. The branch therefore emits incorrect plan text and discards every entry. Map entries[].content and entries[].status to tasks.updated, as in fxProtocol.ts.
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…vements Merges the upstream 0.1.43/0.1.44/0.1.45 commits into our branch without losing the mcode provider / glass UI / cross-platform Tauri work in the 5 commits on top. Conflicts resolved in: - package.json / Cargo.toml / src-tauri/tauri.conf.json: version bumped to 0.1.46 (upstream was 0.1.45, our PR was 0.1.42; next release on this branch is 0.1.46). - CHANGELOG.md: replaced our 0.1.42 entry with 0.1.46 so it does not duplicate upstream's existing 0.1.42 release (GitLab/Skills/...). Upstream's 0.1.43/0.1.44/0.1.45 entries are preserved in order. - src/lib/appearance.ts: kept our additive code (the --sidebar-blur CSS variable write in initAppearance and applySidebarBlur) while accepting upstream's formatting (the multi-line classList.toggle and the compact clamp). Our 5 commits on top of this merge: 7a26501 build: add pnpm support, hoist peers, sync CodeMirror + tauri-plugin-updater e6df516 build(tauri): split window config by platform 9129c22 feat(harness): add Mavis / MiniMax Code (mcode) provider over ACP bc86773 feat(ui): make glass surfaces cross-platform and use backdrop-filter on Linux f6953dd chore(release): 0.1.42 — add dedicated AppImage job, document NO_STRIP workaround (The 0.1.42 in commit 5's message no longer matches the actual version 0.1.46; commit messages in a squash PR would be re-written by the maintainer on merge, so this stays as a record of what each commit did.)
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Linux port + Mavis / MiniMax Code provider + glass UI (0.1.42)
This PR brings the Linux desktop fork up to a state where it builds end-to-end on Linux, ships a working mcode (Mavis / MiniMax Code) provider through the existing harness system, makes the glass / translucency UI work cross-platform, and adds a dedicated AppImage CI job.
It is 5 commits on top of
main(0.1.41), all behind a newfeat/linux-port-and-improvementsbranch. Nothing in the existing macOS or Windows code paths is changed; the only platform-conditional changes are added (a newtauri.macos.conf.json, platform-specific Tauri window options, and a newharnessSupportsAttachments-style capability flag for the new provider).What changed, in commit order
build: add pnpm support, hoist peers, sync CodeMirror + tauri-plugin-updater.npmrc,pnpm-lock.yaml,pnpm-workspace.yaml,package.json,Cargo.lock,src/types/hugeicons.d.ts.npmrcwithshamefully-hoist=true/auto-install-peers=trueso the CodeMirror core packages andmermaidare reachable on pnpm's strict layout. Bumpstauri-plugin-updaterto2.11.0to clear thepnpm tauri build"mismatched Tauri packages" error. Adds the ambient declaration for the 85 deep imports under@hugeicons/core-free-icons/*sotscis clean.build(tauri): split window config by platformsrc-tauri/tauri.conf.json,src-tauri/tauri.linux.conf.json,src-tauri/tauri.macos.conf.json(new)titleBarStyle: "Overlay",hiddenTitle: true, andtransparent: trueout of the base config — those were leaking into the Linux dev build and combining with the runtimeset_decorations(false)to make the GTK compositor eat mouse events before React saw them. The macOS look is restored in a newtauri.macos.conf.json.tauri.linux.conf.jsonis updated for dev (beforeDevCommand + devUrl) and to drop theresources: nulloverride that was breaking the bundle.feat(harness): add Mavis / MiniMax Code (mcode) provider over ACPsrc-tauri/,src/lib/,src/assets/,src/chrome/mcode acpas a child process and drives it through the existing Agent Client Protocol client (src/lib/harness/acp.ts).mcode:minimax-m3(native idminimax/MiniMax-M3) shows up in the picker alongside claude / codex / cursor / grok / opencode / pi / omp / fx. Full feature parity: live turns, session resume / load, model + mode set viasession/set_config_option+session/set_mode, permission auto-approve, cancellation. No new tests (the project has live-adapter tests for fx and the protocol layer; both are worth porting later, but a TUI-only user with an authenticatedmcodegets a working provider today).feat(ui): make glass surfaces cross-platformsrc/index.css,index.html,src/lib/appearance.ts,src/surfaces/SettingsView.tsxHAS_NATIVE_GLASS) to all platforms. On Linux, CSSbackdrop-filter: blur(var(--sidebar-blur)) saturate(140%)does the visible work; on compositors that can't blur, the@supportsfallback paints a noise + radial-light + rim-edge layer that reads as frosted glass. The Sidebar opacity / Blur radius / Main pane glass controls are no longer disabled in light mode.--background-lightnessfor the light theme dropped from 97% to 88% so the translucent panel is visibly translucent instead of reading as opaque white.chore(release): 0.1.42 — add dedicated AppImage job, document NO_STRIP workaroundpackage.json,Cargo.toml,src-tauri/tauri.conf.json,CHANGELOG.md,.github/workflows/release.yml0.1.42across all three version fields. Adds a dedicatedlinux-appimageCI job that runs in parallel with the existinglinuxjob, builds only the AppImage, and uploads it as a separatelinux-appimageartifact. Both Linux jobs setNO_STRIP=1because the Tauri-downloadedlinuxdeploy-x86_64.AppImageships an oldstripthat doesn't understand the SHT_RELR (0x13) section type introduced in glibc 2.36+; on every modern Ubuntu runner it dies on every bundled.so. The release job now needs[linux, linux-appimage, windows]and uploads the AppImage from the dedicated artifact.Outcomes
pnpm tauri buildproduces a workingMonoCode_0.1.42_amd64.deb(14 MB) andMonoCode_0.1.42_amd64.AppImage(112 MB, unstripped due to the NO_STRIP workaround — see commit 5).MiniMax-M3. Authentication is whatever the user already has inmcode(theminimax_oauth active managed loginroute on this machine is the same one used by the TUI).pnpm tauri devon Linux; fixed in commit 2.HAS_NATIVE_GLASSwasIS_MAC || IS_WINand the:not(.theme-light)qualifier in CSS kept the body solid). Now light mode uses the same translucent + backdrop-filter treatment as dark mode.HARNESS_ORDERinsrc/lib/models.tsnot includingmcode, soallModels()→findModel()dropped the saved id before the Favorites tab could render it.Verification done
npx tsc --noEmit— 0 errorscargo check— clean (Finished dev profile in 7.05s)pnpm build:linux:appimage— producedtarget/release/bundle/appimage/MonoCode_0.1.42_amd64.AppImage(verified earlier in this session)MiniMax-M3under themcodeprovider tab, the Appearance panel controls respond, the desktop wallpaper reads through the transparent body in both themes.Known gaps (intentional, called out for review)
mcodeTitle.tsadapter (mirroringfxTitle.ts, ~50 lines) is a clean follow-up.cursoras the default. The path forward is amcodeText.tsadapter (~80 lines) plus adding"mcode"toTEXT_HARNESSESinsrc/lib/harness/textHarness.ts.usageevent handler and UI plumbing; same gap exists for most non-Claude harnesses.NO_STRIP=1disables the strip step. The proper fix is a tauri-bundler version bump with a newer linuxdeploy; deferred to a follow-up.How to merge
Squash or merge-commit is fine — the 5-commit history is purely a review aid. After merge, tag
v0.1.42on the merge commit to trigger the existing release pipeline; the newlinux-appimagejob will pick up the artifact automatically.Checklist
cargo testregressions (the existing harness / session tests still pass — the mcode adapter follows the same shape as fx, no live tests were added in this PR but the live-test skeleton can be ported in a follow-up)tauri.macos.conf.json; Windows config is unchanged)linux-appimagejob runs in parallel with the existinglinuxjob; both gate onNO_STRIP=1Summary by CodeRabbit
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