[igorcosta]

Autohand Code CLI 0.9.9 implements ACP natively. Replace the archived @autohandai/autohand-acp adapter with version-pinned CLI archives while preserving the existing autohand ID, name, icon, and authors so editors update the same agent.

The entry provides macOS ARM64/x64, Linux ARM64/x64, and Windows x64 archives with published SHA-256 digests. It launches autohand --acp; autohand --mode acp remains available for manual configuration. Native initialization advertises terminal authentication with args: ["--setup"], and existing CLI configuration remains in ~/.autohand/.

CLI 0.9.9 includes the session/load transport fix from autohandai/code-cli#688. The adapter repository is archived with migration instructions; existing adapter releases remain available.

Validation:

• All five checksums match both the published checksum files and GitHub release asset digests.
• Full registry build, schema/URL checks, and all four generated registry views passed.
• All 245 workflow tests, Ruff lint, and Ruff format checks passed.
• Full registry CI on the fork passed at 5ee983db8e914d4a3bbb4221c89900c9e4fca1e4, including Linux Auth (autohand). Upstream Actions requires a registry maintainer to approve the external contribution workflow.
• The downloaded macOS ARM64 executable passed ACP SDK 1.7.0 checks with both launch forms: initialization, terminal auth metadata, new session, plan mode, empty prompt, delayed load followed by further requests, list/fork/resume/cancel, clean JSON stdout, and EOF exit status 0. These checks used isolated configuration and a local model metadata stub.
• CLI release CI passed all test/terminal shards, platform builds, and both transported macOS artifact checks.

The macOS release is temporarily ad-hoc signed and is not Apple-notarized. The linked release notes include manual trust instructions and first-use Computer Use permission guidance.

[igorcosta]

@ignatov you approved long ago autohand to the registry, we were pioneers and finally we got rid of our adapter and we're fully native on acp and new standard #14

Keen to have this across as the adapter is outdated and not functional.