perf(tui): reduce cold-start latency

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chengyongru
2026-08-18 16:28:46 +08:00
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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ bun run --cwd tui test
bun run --cwd tui build
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`nanobot agent` launches this client, leases the shared local gateway or starts it on demand, and passes an authenticated local endpoint through environment variables. Other terminals and the WebUI keep that gateway alive; the final interactive launcher to exit releases the on-demand process. Only `nanobot gateway --background` makes it persistent without clients. Source checkouts automatically align dependencies with `bun.lock` before launch; released installs use a version-matched, checksum-verified archive that keeps the executable together with its licenses, notices, corresponding application source, source offer, and relinking instructions. Startup fails explicitly if the native client is unavailable. The legacy Python prompt is only selected with `nanobot agent --classic`.
`nanobot agent` launches this client, leases the shared local gateway or starts it on demand, and passes the local bootstrap endpoint through environment variables. The client paints before gateway readiness, retries bootstrap in the background, and obtains fresh WebSocket and REST credentials for each connection. Other terminals and the WebUI keep that gateway alive; the final interactive launcher to exit releases the on-demand process. Only `nanobot gateway --background` makes it persistent without clients. Source checkouts automatically align dependencies with `bun.lock` before launch; released installs use a version-matched, checksum-verified archive that keeps the executable together with its licenses, notices, corresponding application source, source offer, and relinking instructions. Startup fails explicitly if the native client is unavailable. The legacy Python prompt is only selected with `nanobot agent --classic`.
Standalone terminals use OpenTUI's retained full-screen layout: the transcript reflows with the terminal while the composer stays fixed at the bottom. Mouse and keyboard scrolling operate inside the transcript, and leaving the TUI restores the previous terminal screen.