Phase 9 (AI integration) complete -- AI agents can send/receive serial
while the user watches live in the GUI, with the GUI as sole COM-port owner.
- ETTerms.SerialMcp: stdio MCP server (net8.0 + ModelContextProtocol SDK)
exposing serial_list / serial_attach / serial_write / serial_read
(waitFor + timeoutMs) / serial_detach; forwards over named pipe.
- GUI SerialBridgeServer (pipe etterms-serial) + SerialBridge endpoint;
SessionPage.WriteFromAi echoes MCP-sourced TX tagged [AI] (magenta).
- App icon: window title bar / taskbar / exe now use Choco_256x256.ico
(embedded via AppAssets); title bar shows ETTerms Version vX.Y.Z.
- About page: large Choco icon (Zoom, no crop).
- Docs: ARCHITECTURE.md + CLAUDE.md mark Phase 9 done; docs/serial-mcp-guide.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GUI holds the COM port exclusively; ETTerms.SerialMcp becomes a thin client that bridges over a local named pipe (SerialBridgeServer). AI TX/RX flows through the GUI channel so it is visible live in the terminal view. Tools change from open/close to attach/detach.
After finding the keyword, wait requires the receive buffer to stay quiet for ~300ms (no new bytes) and consumes up to the LAST occurrence. This rejects matches on echoed command prompts (e.g. 'SVOS> help') mid-output, preventing the script from racing ahead. Applies to all wait-based loops without per-command markers.
- Add TeraTerm-compatible sprintf2 (C printf formatting into a string var)
- Fix SVOS power-cycle script racing ahead by gating prompt waits behind output-completion markers
- Bump version to 0.1.2; docs and README updates
- Add per-tab Log button: record session output to logs\[name]_yyyyMMdd_HHmmss.log
- Add Log All toolbar button to toggle logging on every open tab at once
- Add drag-to-reorder for top tabs (also rearranges grid layout cells)
- Polish Settings > Terminal: align all input boxes, soften folder browse button
Logs strip ANSI escapes and prefix each line with [yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fff].
LogName per channel: Shell=ShellType, Serial=PortName, SSH=user@host.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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