Tisty 1.0.0-rc2
The first candidate was connected to a real assistant, which is what a candidate
is for, and the settings tab it points you at got two things wrong.
The block it offered you to copy named the command tisty and nothing else. That
works only if the terminal already finds it, and the tab was sending you to
Maintenance to arrange exactly that before you could use what it had just handed
you. The block now carries the full path on this machine, so it goes straight into
an assistant's configuration and runs. There are two of them now, because not
every assistant takes one the same way: a configuration block for the ones that
read a file, and the single line for the ones that take a command. Both come with
the path already in them, and the tab no longer asks anything of your PATH.
Putting tisty within reach of your terminal is still there, in Maintenance,
for when you want to type it yourself.
The tab also read as though Tisty had brought an assistant along. It opened by
selling what one could file for you and never said the thing that comes first, so
it is now the title: Tisty has no AI inside it, none is going in, and the natural
language it reads is rules running on this machine. The door exists because you
might already use an assistant of your own, and you are the one who opens it. It
is called Assistants now rather than Agents, since the assistant is yours and not
ours.
One thing the tab now admits that it did not before: there is a single door. Every
assistant you connect files under the same name, and they all lose their voice
together when you close it. Telling one from another would take an identity per
assistant, which is a decision for after the candidate rather than a fix during
one — but you should not have to discover it by connecting the second.
Installing over rc1 needs no ceremony; a candidate updates itself to the next one.
If you are on a stable copy it will still not offer you this, by design. Download
the installer here and run it over what you have.
Full Changelog: v1.0.0-rc1...v1.0.0-rc2