goose_gui

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Goosetown GUI launcher wrapper
# Enables telepathy for the Goose desktop app when launched from terminal.
# Note: Telepathy only works when launched via this script, not from Finder/Spotlight/Dock.
#
# Keep this terminal open while using Goose. Press Ctrl+C to quit and clean up.

set -e

GOOSE_APP="/Applications/Goose.app"

if [[ ! -d "$GOOSE_APP" ]]; then
    echo "Error: Goose.app not found at $GOOSE_APP" >&2
    exit 1
fi

# Generate unique telepathy file for this session
TELEPATHY_FILE="/tmp/goose-telepathy-$$.txt"
touch "$TELEPATHY_FILE"

# Export for tom extension
export GOOSE_MOIM_MESSAGE_FILE="$TELEPATHY_FILE"

# Generate unique wall file for this session
WALLS_DIR="${HOME}/.goosetown/walls"
mkdir -p "$WALLS_DIR"
WALL_FILE="${WALLS_DIR}/wall-$$-${RANDOM}.log"
touch "$WALL_FILE"
export GOOSE_GTWALL_FILE="$WALL_FILE"

# Cleanup on exit
cleanup() {
    rm -f "$TELEPATHY_FILE"
    rm -f "$WALL_FILE"
    rm -rf "${WALL_FILE%.log}.positions"
    echo "Telepathy and wall files cleaned up." >&2
}
trap cleanup EXIT

echo "🦆 Goosetown GUI telepathy enabled: $TELEPATHY_FILE" >&2
echo "🦆 Goosetown GUI wall enabled: $WALL_FILE" >&2
echo "Keep this terminal open. Press Ctrl+C when done to clean up." >&2

# Launch GUI with -n to force new instance (ensures env var is picked up)
# Note: If Goose is already running, this creates a second instance
open -n -a "$GOOSE_APP" --args "$@"

# Block until user presses Ctrl+C (open doesn't create a child process we can wait on)
read -r -d '' _ 2>/dev/null