AgentHUD

v0.12.4 Bugfix

This release fixes issues for SREs watching stability and regressions.

Published 11d Developer Productivity

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Summary

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Fixed incorrect prompt to delete Windows-side config when running AgentHUD from WSL.

Type	Severity	Summary	CVE
Bugfix	Medium	Prevents accidental deletion of Windows-side global config when running from WSL. Prevents accidental deletion of Windows-side global config when running from WSL. Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-10 Confidence: low	—
Refactor	Low	Moves `isWSL()` utility to `src/utils/platform.ts` for shared use. Moves `isWSL()` utility to `src/utils/platform.ts` for shared use. Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-10 Confidence: high	—

Full changelog

Don't propose deleting the Windows-side global config when
running from WSL. From inside WSL, homedir() returns the
Linux home (/home/<X>), but the user's effective cwd is often
/mnt/c/Users/<Y> — the Windows-side home. The legacy-config
migration prompt's "this is a project-level config" check only
bailed when cwd === home literally, so on WSL it incorrectly
offered to delete the Windows-native .agenthud/config.yaml —
potential data loss. The check now also recognises
/mnt/<drive>/Users/<name> as a user home only when running
inside WSL, where homedir() is known to lie. Native
Linux/macOS/Windows behavior is unchanged.
Internal: isWSL() moved to src/utils/platform.ts so both
openInDefaultApp and legacyConfig share one detector (env
var + /proc/version markers, cached for the process).

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