Adom Hydrogen
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The whole Adom experience as one signed native app: your editor, your AI agent, and the full electronics design toolchain, running locally on your own machine.
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Standalone per-platform binaries to download and run, no tools needed. The newest is pinned on top.
Promoted to public on 2026-10-08.
Stable link for websites and docs: /download/adom/hydrogen/latest
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hydrogen-control split into six crates (#56: Rust build step 691s to 333s for a one-line change); /workspace/exec hands commands to bash verbatim and the dock loader stops on a failed step (#59). Insiders channel.
Fixes a panic on the exit path at OS-initiated shutdown (#57); build-side: incremental release compiles and an honest build task. Insiders channel.
Fresh installs prefetch the golden image from the first second of setup and resume the download across the WSL2 restart. Insiders channel.
A grant given in Adom Bridge's window now clears ah's input card; approval dialogs are titled by kind (shell, grant, web page, credentials), show their place in the queue, and decode encoded PowerShell so the command is readable. Insiders channel.
Mirrored approvals arrive whole (type, origin, and ab's button list), web-consent and input prompts no longer vanish at three seconds, a vanished request says why, and the top bar shows how many approvals are waiting. Insiders channel.
Approval prompts render the buttons Adom Bridge sends (ab 2.1.20+), verbatim, so the words have one home; the Dock Bar's gear and close buttons lose their circles. Insiders channel.
The approval-prompt suppress flag is re-asserted from its setting on every boot, so it can no longer outlive the setting and silently hide every mirrored approval. Insiders channel.
Sleep and wake (dock + dead webviews refresh themselves; wake repair split into a gentle default tier and an opt-in restart tier), the WSL-service toast retracts itself, the Dock Bar gets a close button, the fleet ping reports the editor versions, and approval prompts render the choices ab will honour and always say who asked. Insiders channel.
Wake from sleep: the frontend refreshes the dock and rebuilds dead webview tabs after every wake; wake repair split into a gentle tier (on by default, never restarts) and an opt-in restart tier. Insiders channel.
Send to AI is tab-first and event-driven (job states from the Claude hooks; poll /ai-threads/run-prompt/status once a second). Codex skill parity: every ~/.claude/skills entry is mirrored into ~/.codex/skills at launch and daily. Event-driven tab census from adom-vscode 1.1.22+. Insiders channel.
Send to AI (tab-first, event-driven) no longer waits for the tab mirror to be connected, so it engages right after launch too. Insiders channel.
Send to AI is tab-first and event-driven: a new Claude tab opens with the prompt, send is clicked once, and the Claude hooks drive the job (SessionStart, Notification, Stop). Headless first turn is opt-in (backend:true). Insiders channel.
Event-driven AI tab census (adom-vscode /tabs/events mirror, no iframe polling), Claude SessionStart identity, hook baked in on every launch, backend-first new Claude threads (claude -p then open-session with bind confirmation). Insiders channel.
Insiders build. The close-to-tray toast fits a Windows toast.
Insiders build. The close button is a setting (tray by default, quit optional) and explains the tray once, ever.
Insiders build. The tao re-entrancy fix, now actually compiled in (vendored tao 0.35.2).
Insiders build. Vendored tao gets a re-entrancy guard around its keyboard path (the UI-thread freeze).
Insiders build. No raw Win32 on our own windows anywhere (the UI-thread freeze class); relauncher mirrors the updater's proven spawn.
Insiders build. The UI-thread deadlock (tao keyboard lock re-entered through PeekMessage) fixed: vendored tao with try_lock, force_foreground marshalled to the UI thread, relauncher via encoded command with its own log.