Cleaner UI with privacy options, robust statusline controls, and a better help menu
The terminal interface is now much more mindful of your privacy and reading experience. If you don't want someone looking over your shoulder to see your email address or subscription tier, you can use the AGY_CLI_HIDE_ACCOUNT_INFO environment variable to hide this private info from the top header. When reviewing message history, your typed slash commands are now prefixed with a caret (>), making it instantly obvious which lines you typed and which parts the AI generated. Customizing your status line with /statusline is also smarter now: it understands direct commands to toggle or reset it (like on/off or reset), and no longer hangs the program if you ask for help. When you open the /help menu, the shortcuts are finally sorted alphabetically, missing keys have been added, and you can now smoothly scroll through both the commands and shortcuts tabs using page-up/down keys. Finally, when using /diff to inspect a specific Git version, it now correctly recognizes standard 7-character short commit hashes. Like organizing your office desk: your drawers used to be a mess and anyone could see your pay stub lying around; now everything is locked up, documents are perfectly categorized, and even the shorthand labels are perfectly matched.