terminal.wait.v1

Wait for terminal condition

Waits for one bounded terminal condition and returns exactly one result. Continuous output is a separate future resource stream.

At a glance

Callable by	agent, cli, plugin
Effect	read — Reads state and changes nothing.
Confirmation	never — Runs without asking.
Idempotency	none
Leaves the machine	no
Provided by	dev.tenon.core
Contract class	sealed

Input

Property	Required	Type	Constraints
condition	yes	"exit" | "tui-idle" | "command-finished"	—
timeoutMs	no	integer	range 1–55000

Output

Property	Required	Type	Constraints
condition	yes	"exit" | "tui-idle" | "command-finished"	—
met	yes	boolean	—
paneID	yes	string	format uuid, length 36–36, pattern-checked

Errors it can return

These are this contract’s own failures, on top of the lifecycle errors every intent can settle with. See Errors.

• dev.tenon.core.terminal-unavailable

Call it

From a plugin — declare it in intents.uses first:

const result = await tenon.intents.send("terminal.wait.v1", {})
if (!result.ok) throw new Error(result.error.code)

From a shell:

tenon-cli intent send terminal.wait.v1 --input '{}'

Ask your own build for this same contract with tenon-cli intent describe terminal.wait.v1.