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## Mission Control — Multi-Project AI Agent Orchestration
BTerminal v3.0 is a ground-up redesign of the terminal interface, built for managing multiple AI agent sessions across multiple projects simultaneously. The Mission Control dashboard replaces the single-pane terminal with a full orchestration workspace.
Agents Orchestrator v3.0 is a ground-up redesign of the terminal interface, built for managing multiple AI agent sessions across multiple projects simultaneously. The Mission Control dashboard replaces the single-pane terminal with a full orchestration workspace.
### What's New
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- Landlock sandbox: kernel 6.2+ filesystem restriction for sidecar processes
- Plugin sandbox: 13 shadowed globals, strict mode, frozen API, permission-gated
- Secrets management: system keyring (libsecret), no plaintext fallback
- TLS support for bterminal-relay (optional `--tls-cert`/`--tls-key`)
- TLS support for agor-relay (optional `--tls-cert`/`--tls-key`)
- Sidecar environment stripping: dual-layer (Rust + JS) credential isolation
- Audit logging: agent events, task changes, wake events, prompt injections
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### Multi-Machine (Early Access)
bterminal-relay enables running agent sessions across multiple Linux machines via WebSocket. TLS encryption is supported. This feature is architecturally complete but not yet surfaced in the v3 UI — available for advanced users via the relay binary and bridges.
agor-relay enables running agent sessions across multiple Linux machines via WebSocket. TLS encryption is supported. This feature is architecturally complete but not yet surfaced in the v3 UI — available for advanced users via the relay binary and bridges.
**v3.1 roadmap:** Certificate pinning, UI integration, real-world multi-machine testing.