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🚀 Release v1.3.0

Added

Command Runner: Custom Commands: The Command Runner plugin now exposes a "Custom Command..." entry at the top of the command menu for all target types (host, LXC container, QEMU VM). Users can type any non-interactive command and execute it directly without it needing to be on the whitelist. After a successful run, pressing w on the result screen promotes the command into the session whitelist and inserts it at the top of the command list immediately — no close/reopen required. Commands run without a PTY; sudo requiring a password will fail fast with a clear error, as will interactive programs.
CLI Subcommands: pvetui can now be used as a non-interactive CLI tool in addition to launching the TUI. Running any subcommand bypasses the TUI entirely, making pvetui composable in scripts and AI agent workflows.
- pvetui nodes list — list all cluster nodes with status and resource metrics.
- pvetui nodes show <node> — detailed view of a single node.
- pvetui guests list — list all VMs and LXC containers with optional --node, --status, and --type filters.
- pvetui guests show <vmid> — detailed view of a single guest.
- pvetui guests start|stop|shutdown|restart <vmid> — lifecycle operations returning a UPID.
- pvetui guests exec <vmid> <command> — execute a shell command inside a running guest. QEMU VMs use the guest agent (no SSH to the guest required), with automatic PowerShell wrapping on Windows. LXC containers use pct exec over SSH to the Proxmox node (ssh_user must be configured). Supports --timeout.
- pvetui tasks list — list recent cluster tasks with --recent N (default 20).
- --output / -o persistent flag selects json (default, structured stdout) or table (human-readable).
- All subcommands respect --profile and work transparently with aggregate group profiles (fan-out queries across all member nodes).
- No TUI startup banners are emitted when a subcommand is active.
- Errors are written as JSON to stderr; the process exits non-zero on failure.