Attyx v0.4.12

Send images into a pane

You can now drop an image into a pane without reaching for the mouse. The new send_image path injects an image file exactly as a native drag-and-drop would, so TUIs like Claude Code pick it up as an image attachment. (#271)

It’s available three ways:

• CLI — attyx send_image <path> (add -p <pane> to target a specific pane, otherwise it goes to the active one).
• MCP — a send_image tool that takes either a file path or inline base64 data.
• IPC — a send_image message for clients driving Attyx directly.

Agent-status dots that actually light up

The per-tab agent-status dot now behaves the way you’d expect across Claude, Codex, and opencode.

• Codex now shows a dot. Codex silently skips hooks it hasn’t “trusted,” so a fresh install never lit up. Attyx now trusts its own status hook on injection, so the dot appears the moment you launch Codex — no extra setup, no first-prompt delay. (#269)
• The dot lights on launch and clears on exit. The dot is now driven from your shell as a backstop, independent of each agent’s own hooks. Launch a known agent (codex/claude/opencode) and it turns on; when the agent exits — including when you Ctrl-C or kill it — the dot clears instead of getting stuck. Works in zsh, bash, fish, and nushell. (#270)

Detection only triggers on the actual command you run, so things like echo codex or git commit -m codex won’t light it up by mistake.