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Clamshell only found an agent when the program name was the first word of the command. It missed agents started through node, bun, python, or npx. It also missed agents with a space in their path. It counted Claude desktop app helper processes as agents.

Changes

• Add agent names: Cline, Kilo, Qwen, Kimi, Kiro, Auggie, Plandex, OpenHands, gptme, Junie, Devin, Open Interpreter, and Gemini CLI.
• Find agents that a runner starts, for example node …/claude-code/cli.js, npx @google/gemini-cli, and python -m aider.
• Match package and install paths for Claude (native install), Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Copilot, Qwen, Amp, Auggie, Kilo, Pi, and Droid.
• Read a second ps listing (comm=) so paths with spaces work, for example Application Support/Claude/claude-code/…/claude.
• Ignore desktop apps and helpers in /Applications, MCP and app servers (claude mcp serve, codex app-server), and one-shot commands (--version, login, update).
• Ignore app paths that the command listing cuts at a space. The comm= listing covers the real binaries.
• Update the agent list in the README.

Verification

• Added 21 test cases to Tests/EngineTests.swift. They cover each runner type, the ignore rules, and paths with spaces.
• Ran the logic tests (swiftc … Tests/EngineTests.swift Sources/Engine.swift) after the rebase on main. They print ok.
• Compiled the full app with swiftc -Onone -framework AppKit Sources/*.swift. It builds.
• Ran the scanner on live ps output on a Mac. It found only the running Claude Code session. The first run showed a false Codex match from a space-cut app path. I fixed it and added a test.

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