leonard_tmux 0.1.1

A pure-Dart, process-backed Leonard contract extension: a stateful, self-watching tmux extension that projects sessions/panes/output into a genesis_perception tree and exposes send_keys / new_session tools.

leonard_tmux

A pure-Dart, process-backed Leonard extension for tmux — the first leonard_* extension that observes an external process instead of the host Flutter app, so it pulls in no Flutter.

It does the two things a Leonard extension does, in Leonard's pure-Dart vocabulary (leonard_agent):

• Observe — gathers a genesis_tmux client's sessions, panes, and recent output, projects them into a genesis_perception Node/Field tree (TmuxPerception), and serializes that into an ExtensionFragment under the tmux namespace.
• Act — contributes tmux.send_keys / tmux.new_session ToolDescriptors, dispatched by executeAction to the underlying tmux verbs.

import 'package:genesis_tmux/genesis_tmux.dart';
import 'package:leonard_tmux/leonard_tmux.dart';

final client = TmuxClient(
  executor: const ProcessTmuxExecutor(),
  socket: const TmuxSocket.named('leonard'),
);
final tmux = TmuxExtension(client);

await tmux.executeAction('tmux.new_session', {'name': 'agent'});
final fragment = await tmux.observe();   // ExtensionFragment(namespace: 'tmux', …)
print(fragment.toJson());                // sessions / panes / recent_output

Dependency wiring

genesis_tmux is not yet published, so the lenny workspace resolves it through a sibling-checkout path override in the root pubspec.yaml:

dependency_overrides:
  genesis_tmux:
    path: ../../engineering.memento/genesis/packages/tmux

genesis_perception is consumed hosted (^0.1.1), like the other extensions. Flip genesis_tmux to a hosted constraint once it publishes.

Live example

example/main.dart proves the whole path against a real tmux server on an isolated -L socket (self-skips if tmux is absent, and kills its own server on exit):

cd packages/leonard_tmux
dart run example/main.dart

It creates a session, prints the projected observation, sends echo through the tmux.send_keys tool, and prints the observation again — the recent_output field shows the change.

Pre-1.0 and experimental; APIs may change before 1.0.