Terminal and file workflows - Dure

What it enables

Dure embeds the provider’s real terminal UI instead of replacing it with a chat abstraction. That preserves familiar commands and makes terminal fidelity part of the agent workflow.

Workflow	Current behavior
Korean input	A macOS IME relay handles input methods that do not emit ordinary composition events.
Remote clipboard	OSC 52 lets trusted terminal programs such as tmux and Neovim write to the local clipboard.
Image paste	Pasted images become temporary files; SSH panes upload them before inserting the remote path.
Finder file drop	Local and SSH panes prepare safe temporary paths and insert them only after every file is ready.

Drop files into an agent

Drag up to five files, totaling at most 50 MiB, from Finder onto a terminal pane. Dure safely quotes spaces, Korean characters, and shell punctuation. For SSH, it uploads the files first and inserts the remote paths once. If any preparation step fails, Dure removes the temporary artifacts it created and leaves no partial command in the terminal.

Clipboard trust

OSC 52 allows a terminal program to write to the system clipboard. Enable it in terminal settings only for CLIs and remote environments you trust.

Current boundary

Transfers are convenience workflows, not a security sandbox. Provider approval settings and your local or remote account permissions still control what the agent can read and run. Continue with Remote and SSH or Provider support.

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