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NintyShell

v0.8.4

nintycat · MIT · updated Sep 26, 2026

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Local shell and SSH/SFTP terminals in the DBX workbench: run commands and manage remote files.

terminalsshsftpshell

Permissions

2 permissions

host.eventshost.filesystem

Permission codes are granted at install time and shown verbatim from the manifest.

Install in DBX

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Install in DBX
PlatformSizeSHA-256Download
macOS (Apple Silicon)4.0 MB02b9a6c4e0b43639…Download
macOS (Intel)4.3 MB63a582b09dc91d6c…Download
Linux (ARM64)3.8 MB9b3c03ff7d5fdfc4…Download
Linux (x64)4.2 MB8122e2373f6a723b…Download
Windows (x64)4.4 MB10b5fa4c61b8bc53…Download

Versions

  • v0.8.4Sep 26, 2026Latest

    Windows SSH linkage fix: cwd reports (OSC 7) from the remote shell were parsed with the client's Windows path rules and silently dropped, so the file panel never followed the terminal and remote path completion stayed in the home directory; SSH sessions now parse remote paths as POSIX. Windows Local Shell PTY fix: the local terminal now uses the go-pty ConPTY implementation, resolving black-screen/silent sessions that fell back to per-command mode on Windows 11 25H2; silent sessions now run automatic diagnostics into pty.log. Also includes Windows support for the Local Shell connection (auto-selected powershell.exe, command wrapper with exit-code and working-directory reporting) and platform-aware shell defaults; panic log moved from /tmp to the user cache directory with tightened permissions; collapsible activity log in the file panel.

  • v0.8.2Sep 23, 2026

    Windows SSH linkage fix: cwd reports (OSC 7) from the remote shell were parsed with the client's Windows path rules and silently dropped, so the file panel never followed the terminal and remote path completion stayed in the home directory; SSH sessions now parse remote paths as POSIX. Windows Local Shell PTY fix: the local terminal now uses the go-pty ConPTY implementation, resolving black-screen/silent sessions that fell back to per-command mode on Windows 11 25H2; silent sessions now run automatic diagnostics into pty.log. Also includes Windows support for the Local Shell connection (auto-selected powershell.exe, command wrapper with exit-code and working-directory reporting) and platform-aware shell defaults; panic log moved from /tmp to the user cache directory with tightened permissions; collapsible activity log in the file panel.

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  • v0.7.8Sep 22, 2026

    Windows support for the Local Shell connection (auto-selected powershell.exe, command wrapper with exit-code and working-directory reporting) and platform-aware shell defaults; panic log moved from /tmp to the user cache directory with tightened permissions; collapsible activity log in the file panel.

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  • v0.6.0Sep 20, 2026

    Windows support for the Local Shell connection (platform-aware shell auto-selection; PowerShell invoked via -NoProfile -EncodedCommand with exit code and working directory reported through a BOM-less UTF-8 temp file, since fd 3 does not exist on Windows). Panic log moved out of /tmp into the plugin data directory with 0700/0600 permissions. Display name is now NintyShell.

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