The evaluate-and-suggest half of M6: a read-only findings report (D9) over
system settings that affect gaming stability/performance, each with the exact
fix command.
- core/gameenv.py: PCIe ASPM, NVIDIA persistence mode, CPU governor (the three
seed-case contributors to GPU bus-drop / Xid 79), GameMode, MangoHud,
vm.swappiness, shader disk cache, THP, CPU mitigations, Proton versions.
Pure evaluate_* helpers split from IO for testing; reuses the M4 Finding model.
- steam.proton_versions(): surfaces installed Proton builds for the report.
- CLI: rigdoctor gameenv (text / --json); render_health() gained a title arg.
- GUI: new Environment page; extracted a shared finding_card widget and switched
the Health page to it.
- Tests for the pure evaluators + aggregate.
Also fix: desktop notifications now use the RigDoctor icon (installed theme copy
-> bundled asset -> stock fallback) instead of a generic stock icon, matching
the app/dock icon.
Docs (MODULES/ROADMAP) updated; version 0.8.0 -> 0.9.0.
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The first slice of M6 (gaming-environment checks): detect a user's Steam
libraries and the games installed in each — also the D12 "pick a game"
foundation.
- core/steam.py: multi-install/library discovery (libraryfolders.vdf, symlink
dedupe, native/Flatpak/Snap), appmanifest_*.acf scan with runtime/Proton/
redist filtering, scan cache + new-game diff. Stdlib only. VDF keys read
case-insensitively (e.g. lastupdated vs SizeOnDisk).
- Libraries are opt-in (config steam_libraries); the flat TOML writer now
emits list/array values.
- GUI Games page: library checkboxes with per-library counts, game list,
background rescan on every launch, NEW badge + sidebar count for games
installed since the last scan (acknowledged when viewed).
- CLI: rigdoctor games / games libraries [--enable|--disable|--all|--json]
(headless-complete, D17).
- Tests for VDF parse, scan, tool filter, cache diff, config list round-trip.
- Docs (MODULES/ROADMAP) updated; version 0.7.3 -> 0.8.0.
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- feat(share): host-consented interactive terminal over the relay. The host shares
a real PTY shell (core/pty_session.py); the guest renders it with pyte and sends
keystrokes (gui/terminal_widget.py) — vim/top/tab-completion/Ctrl-C work. Runs as
the host's user (never root). The host reads along live and can type too, e.g. a
sudo password, which stays local and is never sent to the guest. Off by default.
Guest also pulls inventory on join (req_full).
- fix(gui): style all form controls (QLineEdit/QPlainTextEdit/spin boxes/combo/
terminals) dark-on-light-text — Fusion defaulted them to unreadable light-on-light.
- replaces the command/response shell with the full PTY; adds pyte to the gui extra.
Verified end-to-end against the deployed relay (guest keystroke ran on host PTY).
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Add a Share tab that hosts or joins a read-only live session through the
rigdoctor-relay over WebSocket (QtWebSockets), gated by the Gitea access token.
- gui/share_page.py: Start shared session (host: get a code, stream snapshot +
health + inventory) and Enter share code (guest: view a host's data read-only)
- core/share.py: host_full_frame / host_snapshot_frame + guest_html renderer
- config: relay_url (default wss://rigdoctor.jesseyvanofferen.com)
- setup: token now powers updates AND sharing — hint asks for read:user +
read:repository scopes (relay validates the account via Gitea)
- main_window: Share nav tab + socket cleanup on close
- tests for the relay frame builders and guest HTML
Verified end-to-end against the deployed relay (host code -> guest frame).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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