Windows end-to-end validation

The native Windows port is code-complete and CI-green on x86_64-pc-windows-msvc (build, cargo fmt, clippy, and the workspace test suite, with the tmux-only tests self-skipping and the Windows host/backend integration tests running). CI runs on a fresh GitHub windows-latest runner, which cannot exercise the interactive, durable, multi-process behavior that defines repomon.

This checklist is the remaining manual gate. It requires a physical (or full-VM) Windows 11 machine with Windows Terminal, Git for Windows, and native Claude Code installed. Until it passes end to end, no Windows release should be tagged, and the binaries stay unsigned (so SmartScreen will warn; see the README's Windows platform notes).

Run it against a build from release/windows-preview (cargo build --release, or install.ps1 once a preview zip exists). Keep repomon.exe, repomond.exe, and repomon-agent-host.exe in the same directory.

Checklist

• Install / boot. install.ps1 (or a from-source build on PATH) → repomon launches, the daemon auto-spawns over the named pipe, the Fleet view renders. Repo/lane CRUD works with no agents yet.
• Service install. repomon daemon install registers a logon task via Task Scheduler; the daemon comes back after a sign-out/sign-in. repomon daemon status reports it; repomon daemon uninstall removes it.
• Spawn a Claude agent + needs-you cycle. Add a repo → create a lane (worktree under C:\Users\<u>\code\...) → spawn a Claude Code agent. It reaches Running, then a permission/end-of-turn prompt floats it to the top as needs you; answering it clears the flag.
• Durability / re-adoption. Kill repomond.exe while the agent is mid-work. Relaunch the TUI (or let it auto-start the daemon) → the agent is re-adopted, still alive, with scrollback intact. Confirm a hand-killed host's registry entry is GC'd on the next scan.
• Focus view + input. The embedded focus view renders the live agent from the host's server-side terminal; typing (i) reaches the agent.
• Pop-out attach + detach. ↵/→/a opens the agent in a new Windows Terminal tab (repomon attach-host). Typing in the tab and the embedded view stay consistent; an alternate-screen TUI (Claude Code) renders correctly. F12 detaches and leaves the agent running.
• Clipboard + image paste. Copy from a pane lands on the Windows clipboard (Set-Clipboard); Get-Clipboard paste works; image paste (v) saves the clipboard image to a temp PNG and inserts its path.
• Toast on needs-you. A needs-you transition fires a Windows toast notification when the TUI is not already looking at that agent (including with the TUI closed).
• Shell-init cd-on-exit. repomon shell-init powershell | iex in $PROFILE; pressing c on a lane exits repomon and cds the PowerShell session into that worktree (via the REPOMON_CD_FILE temp file).
• iOS pairing against the Windows daemon. Enable the remote bridge, pair the iOS companion app against the Windows daemon's tailnet address. The JSON-RPC protocol is unchanged across the transport swap, so fleet view, live conversations, and the Approve button should just work.

After it passes

1. Tag a Windows release (see "Cutting a Windows release" in ../STATUS.md) and test the install.ps1 one-liner on a clean VM.
2. Code-sign the three binaries so SmartScreen stops warning; drop the unsigned-binary note from the README once signing ships.