Mail clients (internal/mailclients): launch himalaya and meli as
alternatives to the built-in AgentMail reader, pointed at the member's
mailbox with the same master IMAP / loopback-SMTP creds. They run
host-side (secrets never enter a pod), from a throwaway per-session
config that is deleted on exit; operators can override the config
template and argv via env. Wired into the hub ("Mail · Himalaya/Meli",
locked when the binary is absent) and the mail@ route
(ssh -t mail@host himalaya|meli).
Shedding Snake (plugins/arcade): a molting twist on Snake inspired by
cha.rlie.co/shedding-snake. The snake barely grows — each apple sheds
its whole body as a permanent field of scales you must not bite. Walls
wrap, speed ramps up, scales age fresh-teal → dusty-gray, and molt
counts feed a global "shedsnake" leaderboard. Grace period lets you
slither off a fresh molt.
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The Update key switch bound "r" to restart, but returned early even when
the game was still active, so lowercase r could never be entered as a
letter guess (Shift+R worked because "R" didn't match the case). Now r
only restarts when dead; otherwise it falls through to the guess logic.
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Hangman joins Snake as a built-in, leaderboard-backed TUI game (PRD §5.1).
Endless mode: each solved word banks points (longer words and unused guesses
score more) and deals a fresh word with full lives; the run ends when one word
exhausts all six wrong guesses, persisting the total for members under the
"hangman" score key. Guests play without persisting, same as Snake.
Generalize the leaderboard board to take a game name and split the single
"Leaderboard" row into per-game "Leaderboard — Snake" / "Leaderboard — Hangman"
entries.
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The 80s arcade classics (Space Invaders/nInvaders, Pac-Man/pacman4console,
Tetris/tint, Moon Patrol/moon-buggy) are ncurses programs: initscr() fails
with "Error opening terminal" when TERM is unset. Game subprocesses were
built with exec.Command and no Env, so they inherited the agentbbs systemd
daemon's environment — which has no TERM — and every game exited before
drawing a frame. DOOM was unaffected because doom-ascii writes ANSI directly
and never touches terminfo.
Thread the client PTY's TERM through plugin.Context and hand each sandboxed
game a curated environment (TERM, PATH, HOME, LANG=C.UTF-8) instead of the
daemon's. Curating the env also stops leaking operator secrets (e.g.
COINPAY_API_KEY) into third-party game binaries.
Verified live on bbs.profullstack.com: Space Invaders and Pac-Man now render;
previously all four died instantly.
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* feat(pods/admin): root admin alias, default-caps cleanup, pod rebuild script
- auth: add `root` as an admin-console route alias (alongside admin/sysop);
still gated by $AGENTBBS_ADMINS — the name confers nothing on its own.
- pods: drop the now-redundant tuneApt apt-sandbox hack. Rootless podman keeps
its default capability set, so apt/chown/su work without disabling the
download sandbox.
- scripts/rebuild-pods.sh: recreate all member pods (keeps home volumes) so
they pick up the current container profile on next `ssh pod@`.
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* feat(arcade,ui): 80s arcade classics + shared menu theme
Arcade games (PRD §5.1), generalizing the sandboxed-PTY DOOM path into an
external-game registry: Space Invaders (nInvaders), Pac-Man (pacman4console),
Tetris (tint/vitetris), Moon Patrol (moon-buggy). Binaries resolve from
assets/bin, PATH, then /usr/games, so a distro install or a hand-built binary
lights each game up; missing games are skipped with a discovery hint. Installed
on the host via `scripts/fetch-assets.sh --arcade` (apt), wired into setup.sh
behind FETCH_ARCADE (default on).
UI: new shared ui.Theme.MenuItem widget (accent cursor + badge, description
shown only for the focused row) adopted by the hub and arcade menus; the hub
groups rows under Features/Sessions headers and the arcade under
DOOM/ARCADE/BUILT-IN.
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A modern BBS over SSH for humans and AI agents (docs/PRD.md), plus the
pods addendum (docs/pods.md). Go + charmbracelet (wish/bubbletea).
SSH routes by username:
- bbs@/play@ hub as guest
- <name>@ hub as member/agent (key required; one key = one account)
- join@ onboarding: registers the key, prints instructions
(incl. coinpay pay command with HMAC payment ref), kicks
- pod@ personal Linux container, paid membership $1/mo via
CoinPay; rootless podman preferred, hardened docker
fallback (cap-drop ALL, no-new-privileges, uid 1000,
cpu/mem/pids caps, per-user volume)
M0: plugin contract (ID/Title/Description/RequiresAuth/New + ExitMsg),
hub menu, SQLite store (users/sessions/scores/pod_subscriptions),
session audit, grant-pod ops command.
M1 arcade: doom-ascii + Freedoom via scripts/fetch-assets.sh, sandbox
runner (bwrap/prlimit), PTY-bridged exec with orphan reaping, snake
with global leaderboard, member save dirs + private ~/wads scan.
Verified over real SSH: join/paywall/grant/pod attach + write
persistence across reconnects, guest+member hubs, DOOM launch, no
orphaned processes after hard disconnect.
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