Maestro Daily: Stop Escapes, Sentry Hardening, and Cue Cleanup

A process-group fix ensures late-spawned tools can't escape Stop, while two Sentry crashes become harmless no-ops. The pattern across PRs #1967, #1964, and #1965 plus Cue and send-menu work is reliability hardening for release 1.1.0-RC.

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  • Show: Maestro Daily
  • Published: 2026-11-01T12:00:07Z
  • Audio duration: PT2M28S

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Good morning, it's November 1st, 2026.

The takeaway today is reliability: a fix to stop runaway tools, plus two crash reports closed as harmless, point to release hardening.

First theme: termination. PR 1967 addresses issue 1689, where a tool started just before the agent exits could miss tracking and keep running after being reparented. The fix moves the agent into its own process group on POSIX systems, so Stop can terminate the whole group instead of chasing individual descendants.…

Second, crash hardening from field reports. PR 1964 fixes MAESTRO-17Q, where opening the menu on an Untitled tab with no file path triggered a failed open-path call. Path actions are now hidden until the tab has a real path. PR 1965 fixes MAESTRO-17P, where closing an already-closed browser page threw an…

Third, interface consolidation. A refactor commit drops the Bundles and Readiness tabs from the Cue modal. Bundle import and export now live in the left bar agent modals and command line, with readiness checks on the command line and status endpoint. Separately, the send button now opens the send menu on right-click…

What's next: watch Stop behavior on POSIX builds and confirm the Sentry errors stay…

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