Mohamed Boudra
a886bfbcdd
* feat(plugins): give plugins the agent's sidebar indicator and background flag Plugin UI re-derived agent state from status and attention fields and could not see background work, so it showed agents as done while a shell they left running was still live. Agent snapshots now carry the sidebar's own bucket as indicator/indicatorLabel, computed by the same function the sidebar uses so the two cannot drift. Lifecycle hooks and the agent.open.before request now carry `background`, so a hook can skip a hidden helper agent without a lookup. A hook cannot change it; an omitted value means unchanged, like metadata. `finished` attention still means the turn finished; background work is the indicator's concern. * fix(plugins): keep session-open hooks that omit background typechecking A hook that returns its own object instead of spreading the request has no background field; the result type now treats it as optional, like metadata, matching the runtime where an omitted value means unchanged. * refactor(plugins): give agent snapshots the background work count instead of an indicator * fix(plugins): keep legacy session-open hooks that omit background typechecking
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