Noturcode publishes capabilities only after an end-to-end test proves them.
- Claude Code and Codex lifecycle status in the notch
- local transcript rendering and semantic tool batches
- exact iTerm2 pane return and prompt delivery
- completion/attention notifications
- local files, Markdown, code, images, models, and token totals
- Claude parent/subagent conversation navigation
- paired SSH hook transport through the interactive
nccommand, with fixture coverage
- signed and notarized releases with reproducible checksums
- integration Doctor with preview, repair, restore, and ownership manifest
- broader live-host verification for tmux and paired SSH identity/forwarding
- executable-fixture and live verification for Terminal, Ghostty, WezTerm, kitty, tmux, and Zellij adapters
- exact Warp pane navigation and prompt delivery
- remote transcript mirroring beyond hook payloads
- Codex subagent/team parity as upstream events become available
- existing-session attach, images, tokens, and subagent parity for Gemini, Grok, and OpenCode
- performance budgets for animation, transcript polling, and multiple displays
- remote control through a hosted service
- mobile companion applications
- automatic approval of agent permissions
- identical features across every detected harness or terminal
Open issues should describe the exact harness, terminal, local/SSH topology, and expected session identity. Reliability beats a large compatibility logo wall.