Claude, Codex and Grok pick up mise tools on the next launch
A change merged into quattro puts mise's shims back on PATH for Claude, Codex and Grok, so a tool installed after an agent starts is visible the next time that agent launches. A session already running does not see it until then.
Those agents start through mise's command wrappers. Before running a wrapper, mise strips its shims and wrapper directories from PATH, then puts on PATH only the install directories of tools that exist at that moment. omarchy-agent-account-exec restored the wrappers directory but not the shims, so a long-running agent could not see a mise tool installed after it started, and a tool not yet installed had no lazy shim to trigger its install.
The change appends the shims directory back to PATH, after the real install directories so they keep precedence. The pull request's shell test includes an assertion that the launched agent's PATH contains the mise shims directory.