Autohand Code CLI: matoleo yote na matoleo ya zamani

Hey there! We've been busy making Autohand better. Here's what's new since v0.9.9:
Faster startup and a steadier terminal
- The composer appears before background MCP connections and repository snapshots finish. Resuming a saved session restores input readiness, keeps its conversation intact, and connects MCP servers in the background.
- Resize handling keeps clear and repaint output together, preserves multiline drafts and cursor placement, and reduces flicker during idle and streaming work.
- Ctrl+S steers queued input in terminals that cannot distinguish Ctrl+Enter. Steering preserves unrelated drafts and the remaining queue.
- Type / and use Up/Down to browse every matching command. The menu scrolls with the selection, and Tab accepts the highlighted command or subcommand.
- /status and /sync stay visible across terminal renderer handoffs, including sessions started with Bun.
Skills and long-running tasks
- Opt-in adaptive skills keep the opening catalog small and load complete, pinned instructions when needed for a task. Loading receipts show which skill was used. Registry discovery and local skill creation remain available through /skills.
- Local learning drafts require configured acceptance checks and verified outcomes. Automatic learning and optional decision-model requests remain separately controlled and off by default. Saved goals retain reusable skill references and support explicit resumption.
- Programmatic tool dispatch uses stable tool contracts for long sessions. Specialist pre-run results are reused within the current turn, including partial and failed outcomes, and cleared for the next instruction.
- Unattended tasks stop at the first missing tool approval, print the denied tools and explicit-consent options, and exit with status 77. Nested agents and later specialist batches honor the same boundary. Expired YOLO time windows restore normal approval behavior.
Safer edits, imports, and provider setup
- Direct mutation tools refuse to overwrite a fully observed file that changed after its read, including a revision that changes during hashing. Read the file again and incorporate the edit before retrying. Strict unread/partial-read enforcement remains optional.
- Claude imports translate supported user and project permission rules, preview changes with --dry-run, and retain local MCP configuration scope. Default Claude folder skills are discovered in place; alternate-profile packages are copied with their scripts and resources without overwriting existing packages.
- Configuration saves are atomic and preserve symlinked profiles. Background authentication checks preserve newer settings and logins from other terminals. Legacy 30-second defaults migrate safely, while settings and status show the active provider's timeout behavior. Credential settings include every supported third-party provider, including Sakana.
- Autohand account quotas and billing notices apply to the first-party Cloud provider without interfering with configured third-party inference providers.
Session recovery and installation
- Settings sync transfers healthy data when an individual remote saved-session object is unavailable. It retains the affected session's local data and remote manifest records, reports incomplete history, and selects complete sessions within configured storage budgets.
- Web handoff explains empty or oversized conversations with actionable next steps and preserves the original local conversation.
- Fresh installations offer a useful orientation prompt for the current folder instead of a generic greeting.
- Optional Computer Use setup failures do not block npm installation. Release macOS artifacts require Developer ID signing and Apple notarization.
Updates
- Prepare Autohand Code 0.9.10 with reliable sessions and adaptive skills
- Verify team recovery with colored terminal output
- Include the current Weka availability guidance from PR 714
- Keep project tools, private imports, and terminal checks reliable
- Align Weka