Major changes:
- Replace monolithic SessionEvent with reason discriminator with individual
event types: session_start, session_before_switch, session_switch,
session_before_new, session_new, session_before_branch, session_branch,
session_before_compact, session_compact, session_shutdown
- Each event has dedicated result type (SessionBeforeSwitchResult, etc.)
- HookHandler type now allows bare return statements (void in return type)
- HookAPI.on() has proper overloads for each event with correct typing
Additional fixes:
- AgentSession now always subscribes to agent in constructor (was only
subscribing when external subscribe() called, breaking internal handlers)
- Standardize on undefined over null throughout codebase
- HookUIContext methods return undefined instead of null
- SessionManager methods return undefined instead of null
- Simplify hook exports to 'export type * from types.js'
- Add detailed JSDoc for skipConversationRestore vs cancel
- Fix createBranchedSession to rebuild index in persist mode
- newSession() now returns the session file path
Updated all example hooks, tests, and emission sites to use new event types.
The bash tool is named "bash" and described as executing bash commands,
but was using sh on Unix. On many distros (Ubuntu, Debian, Alpine, etc.),
/bin/sh is a POSIX-only shell that doesn't support bash syntax like [[ ]],
arrays, or here-strings. This caused the LLM to write bash syntax that
failed, wasting tokens on rewrites.
Now prefers /bin/bash on Unix, falling back to sh only if bash isn't found.
- SettingsManager now loads .pi/settings.json from cwd (project settings)
- Project settings merge with global settings (deep merge for objects)
- Setters only modify global settings, project settings are read-only
- Add static factories: SettingsManager.create(cwd?, agentDir?), SettingsManager.inMemory(settings?)
- Add applyOverrides() for programmatic overrides
- Replace 'settings' option with 'settingsManager' in CreateAgentSessionOptions
- Update examples to use new pattern
Incorporates PR #276 approach
