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the agent cli: agents are now a real primitive, not just panes. before, orchestrating meant raw pane commands: send keystrokes, regex the screen, hope. now agent start, agent prompt and agent wait understand the agent itself: named targets, validated identity, lifecycle-aware waits for working, blocked, or done. one agent...

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