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Tuoni 0.16.1

Link-Aware File Explorer, Safer File Operations, Payload-Aware Redeployment

Overview

Tuoni 0.16.1 expands filesystem awareness across supported payloads and the File Explorer. Symbolic links and Windows junctions with resolvable targets, plus Unix named pipes and sockets, are now represented with richer metadata, file operations include stronger safeguards, and newly generated default Windows agents report the payload they came from for payload-aware redeployment.

Linked and Special Filesystem Entries

The File Explorer now shows targets for symbolic links and Windows junctions when the agent reports a resolvable target, and lets you navigate those directory links. Named pipes and sockets also appear as distinct entry types, while a persistent Show links control applies to both directory listings and the tree.

Link-heavy filesystems are more reliable and responsive. The client reconciles cached and replayed redirects with newer directory listings, handles links whose targets have changed or been replaced, and processes large directory trees more efficiently.

The native ls command reports richer filesystem information across supported v0.16.1 payloads: resolvable symbolic-link and junction targets on Windows, and resolvable symbolic-link targets plus named pipes and sockets on Unix-like systems.

Safer File Operations

File actions now have stronger checks to preserve the operator's selected agent, path, and batch scope. Downloads are blocked for pipes and sockets, and unsafe delete, rename, or move operations on linked entries are refused when they could act on the link target.

Destructive and high-volume workflows also have clearer guardrails:

  • Recursive deletion requires confirmation.
  • Large bulk downloads require confirmation.
  • Bulk-download submission can be stopped while requests are being created.

File Preview and Operation Feedback

File previews now detect BOM-marked and binary-framed UTF-16LE and UTF-16BE text, normalize line endings, and provide explicit feedback for empty files.

Completed file-operation rows clear after a configurable delay and show a visible countdown. Results that are hidden or inaccessible remain available until the operator can see them.

Payload-Aware Redeployment

Newly generated default Windows agents embed and report their originating payload ID. This enables payload-aware workflows such as Deploy similar.

When an agent has not reported its originating payload, Deploy similar is disabled and its tooltip explains why the action is unavailable.

More Accurate Directory Listings

The native ls command now handles recursive wildcard filters, quoted paths, and exact paths more consistently. It also returns clearer missing-match errors, uses canonical base paths, and reports timestamps consistently across platforms.

Community

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For a complete list of changes, visit our GitHub release page.