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The only workaround I've found is herdr pane report-agent <pane> --agent shell --state idle, which makes the pane attachable — but then it shows up in the agents section and takes over lifecycle authority, so a real agent that later starts in that pane isn't detected.
Would you be open to a first-class pane attach <pane-id> [--takeover] that streams any pane the way the TUI already does, so a shell can be viewed without pretending it's an agent? Happy to open a PR if it's something you'd take.
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Is there a supported way to attach a full-screen client to a plain shell pane — one with no agent?
agent attachonly accepts panes that have an agent, and there's nopane attach. On a plain shell pane it fails at the resolve step:The only workaround I've found is
herdr pane report-agent <pane> --agent shell --state idle, which makes the pane attachable — but then it shows up in the agents section and takes over lifecycle authority, so a real agent that later starts in that pane isn't detected.Would you be open to a first-class
pane attach <pane-id> [--takeover]that streams any pane the way the TUI already does, so a shell can be viewed without pretending it's an agent? Happy to open a PR if it's something you'd take.All reactions