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Address findings from an independent code review of the search_code tool:
- Critical: cs failures (non-zero exit, or SIGTERM from the spawn timeout)
were swallowed and reported to the model as 'No matches found', discarding
stderr. Now capture exit code + signal from 'close' and return a real
Error: (timeout message for SIGTERM, exit-code + stderr otherwise). cs
exits 0 on a genuine no-match, so that path still reports correctly.
- High: a query beginning with '-' (e.g. '-foo') was parsed by cs as a
(usually invalid) flag. Insert a '--' separator before the query so it is
always treated as the positional search term.
- Low: relative-path display fallback now matches the workdir only at a path
boundary, so a sibling dir sharing the prefix (e.g. /app vs /app-secrets)
isn't rendered as a '../app-secrets/...' path.
Adds tests for the non-zero-exit (stderr surfaced, not 'No matches') and
dash-leading-query cases. All tests (598), biome, and tsc pass.
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Add a dedicated, permission-gated search_code tool that wraps boyter/cs
(code spelunker) — a fast, relevance-ranked, structure-aware code search
engine — giving agents a better default than grep/find for exploratory
'where is X / how does Y work' searches (ranked results, snippets, ~5x
smaller payloads).
- packages/core/src/tools/search-code.ts: createSearchCodeTool factory;
-f json invocation, workdir path containment, graceful missing-binary
handling (DISPATCH_CS_BIN override), readable per-file formatted output.
- Wire-up: export from core; register in agent-manager (both child-whitelist
and parent perm paths) behind new perm_search_code; add to summon catalog
+ tools enum; frontend ToolPermissions + settings.
- Docker: build a patched, statically-linked cs (pinned v3.1.0 commit) in a
golang builder stage and bundle at /usr/local/bin/cs.
- docker/cs/luau-declarations.patch: additive Luau declaration table so
--only-declarations / definition ranking works for Roblox .luau files
(upstream has Lua but not Luau). Applied during the Docker build.
- Tests: new search-code.test.ts (stubbed JSON formatting + live-cs
integration, skipped when cs absent); agent-manager/routes mocks +
perm-gating assertions; loader pass-through.
All tests (596), biome, and tsc (core/api/frontend) pass. cs-builder Docker
stage verified to build and produce a working patched binary.
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Replace the imperative id-based CRUD todo tool (add/update/list/get/remove)
with opencode's declarative whole-list design: a single `todos` param that
replaces the entire list each call. No model-visible ids, no delta reasoning,
no "task not found" spirals.
- core: TaskItem { id, content, status }; statuses pending|in_progress|
completed|cancelled. TaskList.setTasks/getTasks/onChange. New rich
TODO_DESCRIPTION adapted from opencode's todowrite.txt.
- api: TASK_MANAGEMENT_GUIDANCE system-prompt section (from anthropic.txt);
updated TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS.todo. Reload fix: TabStatusSnapshot now carries
per-tab tasks so getAllStatuses rehydrates the panel on reconnect.
- frontend: mirror types; hydrate tasks from snapshot in both restore paths;
upgrade sidebar Tasks panel to render content + all four statuses + progress.
- tests: new core task-list.test.ts (15); updated api TaskList mocks +
getAllStatuses task-snapshot coverage.
bun run check clean; 569 tests pass; all packages typecheck.
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# Conflicts:
# packages/frontend/src/lib/components/ChatInput.svelte
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The wake probe POSTed a bare { model, messages } body with no system[]
identity. Anthropic validates system[] on OAuth (Pro/Max) subscription
requests and rejects any that lack the verbatim Claude Code identity, so
every scheduled wake (and the manual Wake-now button) failed silently —
surfacing as a blank '— failed' status that then burned the retry budget.
- Add pure buildWakeProbeBody(model) in @dispatch/core mirroring a genuine
Claude Code request (billing header block + identity block + 'hi'), with
a unit test for its shape.
- wakeAllClaudeAccounts now sends that body plus the CLI session/request-id
headers, and records 'HTTP <status>: <message>' on failure so the panel
never shows a bare 'failed' and breakage stays debuggable.
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- TabBar: HTML5 drag-and-drop to reorder user tabs (subagent tabs untouched);
double-click a tab title to rename (Enter/blur confirm, Escape cancel).
- Store: add reorderTabs/renameTab/setDraft; per-tab in-memory `draft` and
`manualTitle` fields. Manual rename suppresses first-message auto-title.
- ChatInput: bind to the active tab's draft so switching tabs saves/restores
unsent text instead of clobbering it.
- Backend: updateTabPositions() + PATCH /tabs/reorder persist tab order to the
existing `position` column; tabs without a stored position fall to the end
then get explicit positions on first reorder.
- Tests: store reorder/rename/auto-title-guard/draft coverage; core
updateTabPositions coverage (FakeDatabase extended with transaction support).
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Restructure ChatInput into two stacked bars:
- Top bar: auto-resizing textarea + fixed-width send/stop button that
morphs in place (no layout shift) across idle/generating states.
- Bottom bar: agent status icon, context-window fill bar, and compact
token count + percent (inert bar when model max is unknown).
Wire contextLimit prop from App.svelte into ChatInput, reusing the
shared computeContextUsage helper so it agrees with the sidebar.
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# Conflicts:
# packages/api/tests/agent-manager.test.ts
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Cross-branch contract test (u2/context-window-view merged from dev): the
Context Window panel derives current context from cacheStats.last via
computeContextUsage. This drives the full path — persisted usage aggregate ->
hydrateFromBackend -> cacheStats.last -> computeContextUsage -> '48,200 /
200,000' — proving the view shows real context size immediately after a reload
on a new device (not 'No context data yet'). Guards the contract so neither
persistence nor the view can silently break it.
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Addresses the live-accumulator overshoot a Gemini review surfaced: the
frontend adds every streamed usage event to cacheStats, but a rate-limited
fallback attempt's usage is discarded server-side (never persisted). Live
numbers overshot until a reload re-seeded from the DB aggregate.
Fix: turn-sealed (emitted AFTER the atomic usage-row write) now carries the
authoritative getUsageStatsForTab aggregate. The store REPLACES (not adds)
cacheStats with it every turn — landing the just-sealed turn's usage AND
self-healing any live drift, including the discarded-fallback overshoot. No
extra round-trip (piggybacks turn-sealed); idempotent in the happy path.
- core: add UsageStats type; getUsageStatsForTab returns it; turn-sealed gains
optional usageStats field.
- api: agent-manager reads getUsageStatsForTab post-flush and attaches it to
the turn-sealed emit (try/catch: omit on DB error).
- frontend: turn-sealed handler replaces cacheStats (undefined ⇒ untouched
back-compat; null ⇒ clear).
Tests: frontend reconcile/self-heal/back-compat/null-clear; api turn-sealed
carries aggregate. 509 -> 514 passing; typecheck + biome green.
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Add a 'Context Window' sidebar view showing the live context occupancy
(latest request's input+output) against the model's maximum context
window, resolved dynamically from the models.dev catalog.
- core: models.dev catalog module (resolveContextLimit) with disk cache,
TTL, stale-fallback + offline penalty memo; null for unknown models.
- api: GET /models/context-limit?provider=&modelId=.
- frontend: ContextWindowPanel + computeContextUsage helper; App resolves
+ caches the active model's max (anthropic/opencode-anthropic only);
percent shown to 2 decimals; degrades to bare token count when max
unknown.
- tests: core catalog (13), api route (3), frontend helper (6).
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Address two UI-accuracy issues found in review:
- AgentBuilder: the per-model effort select no longer disguises an unset
value as 'High'. Adds an explicit 'Inherit' option; choosing it strips
the effort key so the saved TOML omits it (and the call site falls back
to per-tab → default), matching displayed intent to persisted state.
- ModelSelector: effort badges for models without an explicit override now
reflect the actual effective effort (per-tab selector → default) instead
of always showing the default constant, mirroring backend resolution.
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Persist usage as invisible type:"usage" chunk rows (side channel):
- core: add "usage" ChunkType + UsageData; exclude usage rows from
getChunksForTab/getTotalChunkCount; add getUsageStatsForTab aggregate
(exported from barrel); defensive skip in groupRowsToMessages.
- api: agent-manager accumulates per-attempt usageRows and flushes them in
the same atomic appendChunks call as the turn's content (discarded on a
superseded fallback attempt). GET /tabs enriches rows with usageStats.
- frontend: hydrateFromBackend seeds cacheStats from usageStats (reload only;
no re-seed on statuses reconnect, so no double-count with live events).
Tests: core DB-backed usage persistence/aggregate; api usage-row-per-event +
fallback discard; routes GET /tabs usageStats; frontend hydrate seed +
no-double-count + live-accumulation-after-seed. 495 -> 509 passing.
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Add a per-model/key reasoning effort setting to agent definitions,
surfaced and editable in the Agent Settings page and displayed at a
glance in the model selector views.
- core: single source of truth for effort levels (REASONING_EFFORTS,
DEFAULT_REASONING_EFFORT='high', labels, isReasoningEffort guard);
add 'xhigh' level; AgentModelEntry.effort; xhigh budget=24000 for
classic-thinking Claude; default floor 'high'. Persist/parse effort
in the agent TOML loader.
- api: thread effort through the fallback chain with per-model -> per-tab
-> default precedence; validate /chat + agentModels effort from the
canonical list.
- frontend: effort <select> per model row in AgentBuilder; effort badges
in ModelSelector (agent + subagent chains); Thinking dropdown sourced
from canonical list; per-tab default raised to 'high'.
- tests: +15 (loader round-trip, agent xhigh budget, canonical list +
guard, api precedence, route validation).
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- Add phosphor-svelte ^3.1.0 to frontend deps.
- Wire phosphor-svelte/vite (sveltePhosphorOptimize) as a fallback so
stray named imports still tree-shake correctly. Per-icon imports like
'phosphor-svelte/lib/ListIcon' remain the preferred pattern; see the
comment in vite.config.ts.
- Replace the 'Sidebar' text in Header.svelte with a Phosphor List icon
styled as a square daisyUI button (btn btn-square btn-sm btn-neutral)
with aria-label preserved for screen readers.
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Brings in the n2/ntfy-notifications feature (ntfy.sh push notifications
with per-event toggles, subagent-suppression flag, topic-only input,
Settings UI, dispatcher + transport + config modules, 12+ new tests),
the header declutter (theme picker + Debug panel moved into Settings /
sidebar), the shared theme boot-apply module, and an a11y label for the
remove-panel button.
No code changes from this branch were touched by the merge — the
overlap was purely textual.
Conflict resolution:
1. HANDOFF.md (add/add conflict). Both branches independently put a
single-purpose HANDOFF.md at the repo root for their respective
in-flight feature, matching the existing convention (c351719 did
the same for this branch; 29bdd00 did the same for ntfy). After
this merge both features ship, so neither is in-flight anymore.
Archive both into notes/:
- notes/wake-schedule-handoff.md (this branch — git tracks as a
rename from HANDOFF.md)
- notes/ntfy-notifications-handoff.md (dev — recovered from
MERGE_HEAD before deletion)
The root HANDOFF.md is intentionally absent post-merge; the next
in-flight branch will create its own.
2. packages/api/tests/routes.test.ts (auto-merged). dev appended ntfy
stubs to the vi.mock('@dispatch/core', ...) factory; this branch
appended a 'Wake schedule routes' describe block at the bottom.
The two regions don't overlap and the textual auto-merge is correct
(verified: 6 describe blocks, both mock-stub regions and the new
describe present, no conflict markers).
Verification on the merge commit:
bun run test → 31 files, 495 / 495 passing
(was 431 on the branch + 64 from dev)
bun run check → biome clean, 156 files
bun run --cwd packages/frontend typecheck
→ svelte-check 0 errors, 0 warnings
dev can now fast-forward to this commit:
git checkout dev && git merge --ff-only r1/claude-reset-fix
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The marked-hour summary badge ('11 AM', '12 PM', etc.) wrapped after
the hour number when the trailing 'Probes …' text pushed against it,
so '11' sat on the first line and 'AM' dropped to the second — ugly
two-line badge.
Add 'whitespace-nowrap' (prevents the space between hour and meridiem
from breaking) and 'shrink-0' (so the badge never gets compressed
narrower than its content) to the badge span.
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Round-2 Gemini review found that the SnapshotSequencer's 'most-recent
client seq wins' rule only protects against RESPONSE reordering. If the
network reorders the REQUESTS themselves (B reaches the server before
A), the server's snapshot reflecting the true final state may carry the
older client seq and get discarded — UI permanently desyncs.
Two related fixes:
1. Replace pendingHours: Set<number> (per-hour lock) with a single
pendingHour: number | null (global mutation lock). All 24 toggle
buttons go disabled while any POST is in flight. This serializes
mutations on the wire, eliminating the request-reorder failure mode
entirely.
2. Send the action explicitly. toggleHour now derives 'on' or 'off' from
its local state and passes it to postToggle, which sends it on the
wire. Pairs with the matching backend contract change — the server
no longer guesses from its own state, so even if a stale UI made it
through it would just be an idempotent no-op or timestamp refresh
instead of an inverted click.
The SnapshotSequencer is retained — it still guards the GET-on-mount
vs first-click race (where the two requests are NOT both mutations and
the global lock doesn't apply).
UX note: per-hour 'cursor: wait' visual is preserved for the hour whose
request is in flight (so the user can see which click is pending),
while the OTHER hours go merely disabled (no cursor change) — a clearer
'busy' signal than dimming everything uniformly.
svelte-check: 0 errors, 0 warnings. 431 / 431 tests pass.
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Round-2 Gemini review surfaced that the toggle endpoint derived add-vs-
remove from its own in-memory state, which combined catastrophically
with any UI desync: a user clicking to turn ON an hour the UI showed as
off, but the server had as on, would silently get the hour turned OFF.
The clicks felt 'inverted' and the only recovery was a full reload.
Fix: require an explicit `action` field on every /toggle request. The
client must declare its intent; the server is no longer allowed to guess.
Idempotency rules:
- action: 'off' on an already-off hour → 200, no-op success.
- action: 'on' on an already-on hour → 200, REPLACES timestamps (so a
recovering UI can re-assert the user's wall-clock intent without a
delete-then-add round trip).
- Missing or invalid action → 400.
The 'off' path no longer reads or requires `timestamps`. The 'on' path
still requires all four slot timestamps as finite Unix-ms numbers (the
skewed-toggle relaxation from round 1 is preserved).
Tests:
- toggle() helper auto-derives action from `timestamps` presence, so
the existing 12 tests stayed terse. One test that relied on the old
'empty body = add' behavior now passes `action: 'on'` explicitly.
- Added 4 new contract tests:
* rejects requests missing/with-invalid action
* action='off' on an already-off hour is idempotent
* action='on' on an already-on hour replaces timestamps (the
round-2 desync-recovery scenario)
* action='off' ignores stray timestamps payloads
29 / 29 routes tests pass; 431 / 431 across the workspace.
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Brings in: theme picker consolidation, sidebar Debug panel,
header declutter, a11y label on remove-panel button. Conflicts
in SettingsPanel.svelte (theme picker insertion site overlaps the
ntfy block) and HANDOFF.md (each branch maintains its own).
# Conflicts:
# HANDOFF.md
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The Settings field is now a plain topic name (e.g. `my-secret-topic`)
instead of a full URL. The transport always posts to
`https://ntfy.sh/<topic>` (URL-encoded), and the only server-side check
is "non-empty when enabled". Removes the user-visible
"string does not match the expected pattern" error people hit when
typing a bare topic.
- packages/core/src/notifications/ntfy.ts: drop validateTopicUrl;
add buildNtfyUrl(topic) + exported NTFY_BASE_URL.
- packages/core/src/notifications/types.ts, config.ts: rename
topicUrl -> topic; update docs.
- packages/api/src/routes/notifications.ts: only validates non-empty
topic when enabled. Also fixes a latent bug where notifySubagents
was dropped on every PUT (was not passed to normalizeNtfyConfig).
- packages/frontend/src/lib/components/SettingsPanel.svelte: relabel
field "Topic URL" -> "Topic"; placeholder "your-secret-topic";
updated helper copy.
- Tests updated: rewrote validateTopicUrl coverage as buildNtfyUrl
coverage + proof that previously-rejected topics (dots, spaces,
unicode, "Any Topic Whatsoever") now POST cleanly.
- HANDOFF.md: added a short "topic-only input" section.
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Replaces the per-hour inFlightSeq with a single shared SnapshotSequencer
used by both loadFromServer() and postToggle() (Gemini #2, High; nit #4).
The bug: applySnapshot replaces the *whole* schedule object. The old
per-hour counter could not stop request A for hour 9 (knows only about
hour 9) from clobbering request B for hour 10 (knows about both) when B
returned first and A straggled in — hour 10 would visually vanish.
Same race existed between the initial-mount loadFromServer and a quick
user toggle: whichever lost the race won the UI.
Fix: every request to /models/wake-schedule (GET and POST) bumps a single
monotonic seq. On response, sequencer.accept(seq) returns false if any
newer request has already won; we drop the snapshot.
Also drops the inFlightSeq mechanism entirely — it was redundant with
pendingHours for user clicks AND insufficient for the cross-hour and
initial-load races, so two mechanisms became one.
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race guard
Tiny, dependency-free class for the common pattern where a component
fans out multiple HTTP calls that each return a full snapshot of
shared state, and applying an older snapshot would clobber a newer
one. begin() tags a new request, accept(seq) decides whether to
apply the response.
Pulled out as its own module (rather than inlined in ClaudeReset)
because the next consumer of this pattern shouldn't have to
re-derive it. The contract is small enough to test exhaustively
in isolation:
- accepts the first response unconditionally
- accepts responses in send order
- rejects an older response that arrives AFTER a newer one (the
core race that motivated this)
- rejects ALL stragglers once a newer one wins
- handles the initial-load vs first-click race
- equal seq is idempotent accept (defensive)
- begin() seqs are monotonic and unique
- state inspector reflects the watermark
8 tests, all green. No Svelte dependency — usable from any TS file.
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boot-recovery reason
Three review-finding fixes in models.ts + regression tests:
1. POST /wake-schedule/toggle no longer rejects 'past' timestamps
(Gemini #1, High). Client-server clock skew + request latency
meant a freshly-computed nextOccurrenceAt(HH:MM) for an imminent
slot could land in the past by the time the server validated it,
silently failing the UI toggle. The scheduler's recoverScheduleEntry
already fires within MISSED_WAKE_GRACE_MS and rolls forward by
24h × N, so the strict <= now check was actively harmful. Kept
Number.isFinite + slot-present validation.
2. persistSchedule is now transactional (Gemini #3, Medium). The old
DELETE-then-N-INSERTs path, when an INSERT failed mid-loop, left
the table empty (DELETE had committed) and silently wiped the
user's schedule on next boot — the catch swallowed the error.
Wrapped both in db.transaction(...): on failure everything rolls
back, in-memory state is untouched, and the previously persisted
snapshot stays intact.
3. Boot-recovery reason no longer masked when boot recovery + due
slots coincide (Gemini #5, Nit). Capture bootFireRequested before
clearing the flag and append ' (boot recovery)' to the reason
so the lastWake/pendingRetry surface tells the truth.
Tests:
- Replaced 'POST toggle rejects past timestamp' (the bug-as-feature
test) with 'POST toggle ACCEPTS a slightly-past timestamp (clock
skew / latency)' regression guard.
- Added 'POST toggle rejects NaN / Infinity / non-number slot values'
to lock the malformed-input path.
- Added 'snapshot remains consistent across toggle round-trips
(persistSchedule atomicity)' — exercises GET/POST cycles to ensure
the transactional impl agrees with itself across add/remove.
All 427 tests pass; biome clean.
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A parent agent that spawns 8 subagents was producing 9 "Turn complete"
notifications per round — almost always noise. New `notifySubagents`
config flag (defaults to false) gates `turn-completed` and `turn-error`
from any tab with a `parentTabId`. The flag is intentionally NOT applied
to `permission-required` — a subagent's permission prompt still needs a
human tap to proceed, so suppressing it would silently hang the
subagent. `agent-spawned` is already top-level-only by construction.
Wiring:
- core/notifications/types.ts: NtfyConfig.notifySubagents: boolean
- core/notifications/config.ts: defaults to false; normalize() tolerates
missing / wrong-typed values and falls back to false
- core/notifications/dispatcher.ts: new optional TabParentLookup option
(getTabParentId). When notifySubagents=false AND the lookup returns a
non-empty parent id string, turn-completed/turn-error are dropped.
Lookup failures (no lookup configured, throws, returns undefined) fall
back to "treat as top-level" so legitimate top-level events are never
silently dropped when the DB is briefly unreadable.
- api/app.ts: wires getTabParentId via core's getTab(id)?.parentTabId
- frontend SettingsPanel.svelte: "Include subagent tabs" checkbox with
an explanatory hint that permission prompts still fire
Tests (+9):
- 3 in config.test.ts: default-false, explicit-true, wrong-typed fallback
- 6 in dispatcher.test.ts: suppression of turn-completed/turn-error from
subagents, no suppression when flag is true, permission-required not
gated, graceful fallback when lookup is missing/throws/returns undefined
Live ntfy.sh round-trip re-verified (status: 200).
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same-tick fires
Marking an hour on the Claude Wake Schedule panel now schedules FOUR probes
within that hour instead of one. Rate-window edges are unforgiving — a
single probe at :15 can miss the actual reset moment by up to 14 minutes;
hitting :00 / :15 / :30 / :45 puts us within ~7 minutes of any reset that
happens during that hour.
When multiple slots come due in the same 30s scheduler tick (or recover
together at boot), they coalesce into a SINGLE upstream wake call — no
point hitting Anthropic 4× in the same window.
DB schema
- wake_schedule is now (hour, slot_minute, next_wake_at) PK (hour,
slot_minute). Destructive migration: detect old single-row-per-hour
schema by absence of the slot_minute column and DROP TABLE. No other
table is touched. Per user direction: no back-compat for old rows.
API
- POST /models/wake-schedule/toggle add: { hour, timestamps: { '0': ms,
'15': ms, '30': ms, '45': ms } } — all 4 slots required, all must be
future Unix ms. Delete shape unchanged ({ hour }).
- GET /models/wake-schedule shape:
schedule: { '9': { '0': ts, '15': ts, '30': ts, '45': ts }, ... }
probeSlotMinutes: [0, 15, 30, 45]
resetOffsetHours, lastWake, pendingRetry (unchanged from prior commit)
Frontend
- Computes 4 timestamps client-side (next occurrence of HH:MM in local TZ)
and sends them in one request.
- markedHours summary now says 'Probes :00 :15 :30 :45 → reset by ~Xh later'.
- Same in-flight tracking / current-hour ring / status row as before.
Tests
- wake-scheduler.test.ts unchanged (pure helpers still correct; added
PROBE_SLOT_MINUTES + isProbeSlotMinute exports).
- routes.test.ts rewritten for the new payload shape: 12 wake-schedule
tests covering snapshot shape, add/remove (full 4-slot round-trip),
validation (range, integer, past-slot, missing slot, non-object,
missing timestamps), independent multi-hour scheduling, and
re-toggle replacement. 417 tests total (was 414).
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Click, support Basic auth, non-optimistic UI clear
Acted on 4 of 6 findings from the gemini-3-flash-preview second-opinion
review (the other 2 were verified-wrong or judged not worth the
complexity — see HANDOFF.md).
core/src/notifications/ntfy.ts:
- validateTopicUrl now enforces ntfy's actual topic-name constraints:
exactly one path segment, 1–64 chars, charset [A-Za-z0-9_-]. Prevents
users from saving topic URLs that look fine but silently 404 at
publish time (cf. binwiederhier/ntfy#1451 for the 64-char limit and
binwiederhier/ntfy's topic-name regex for the charset).
- Click header now passes through sanitizeHeader, closing the same
CRLF-injection vector that Title/Tags already had.
- Authorization header construction now factors through a small
buildAuthHeaderValue helper: a value that already starts with a scheme
token ("Bearer xyz", "Basic dXNlcjpwYXNz") is used verbatim, so users
of private ntfy servers that want Basic auth can paste the full header
value. Bare tokens still get the "Bearer " prefix automatically.
frontend/SettingsPanel.svelte:
- clearNtfyAuthToken() was optimistic: it flipped hasAuthToken=false
locally before awaiting the network call. If the request failed the
UI lied about server state, and worse — a subsequent Save() with
authToken:undefined would silently re-arm the original token. Now
awaits the response, surfaces failures via the existing ntfySaveError
banner, and only mutates local state on success. Adds a
ntfyClearingToken loading flag so the button disables + spins during
the request.
Tests: +6 in ntfy.test.ts (multi-segment rejection, charset rejection,
length boundary, 64-char acceptance, Basic auth pass-through, Click
sanitization). All 442 tests pass; biome clean; svelte-check clean;
manual ntfy.sh end-to-end re-verified.
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Gemini review nit. The ✕ button on each sidebar slot (idx > 0) was
read by screen readers as "multiplication sign" or "cross". Adds
aria-label="Remove panel" so the action is announced clearly.
Also gitignore claude-report.md (Gemini review artifact, not source).
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Gemini review surfaced that App.svelte (onMount theme apply) and
SettingsPanel.svelte (theme <select>) hand-rolled their own defaults
and could disagree:
- App.svelte only set data-theme if localStorage had a value, so on a
fresh install daisyUI fell back to the first theme in app.css (light).
- SettingsPanel.svelte hardcoded a UI default of "dark".
Result: a first-time user saw a light app but a Settings panel that
claimed "dark" was selected. Picking *any* value in the dropdown was
the only way to reconcile reality with the UI.
This commit:
- Adds packages/frontend/src/lib/theme.ts as the single source of truth:
THEMES list, Theme type, THEME_STORAGE_KEY, DEFAULT_THEME, plus
loadStoredTheme() and applyTheme() that handle SSR / private-mode /
bad-value cases.
- Rewires App.svelte's onMount to call applyTheme(loadStoredTheme()),
so the boot apply always writes a known good theme to the DOM (even
on fresh installs), matching what Settings will show.
- Rewires SettingsPanel.svelte's picker to use the shared module,
dropping its duplicate THEMES const, duplicate storage key, duplicate
apply/persist logic, and the conflicting "dark" fallback.
- Adds 11 unit tests in tests/theme.test.ts covering the
default-fallback, known/unknown stored values, SecurityError-on-read,
SSR (no localStorage), DOM-attribute write, persistence round-trip,
and the "DOM still updates if storage write throws" contract.
The daisyUI plugin block in app.css still lists themes — that's a
CSS-time concern and can't be imported from TS, so it's kept in sync
by convention (noted in the new module's doc comment).
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tracking, status row
Bugs fixed
- fadedHours was $derived((): Set => {...}) — returned a *function*, not
a Set. blockClass() then called fadedHours() once per of the 24
buttons, defeating Svelte's memoization. Now uses $derived.by(() =>
Set), passed in to blockClass as a value.
- currentHour was $derived(new Date().getHours()) which is computed once
on mount and never updates. After midnight (or any hour boundary) the
'now' ring stayed on the wrong block. Now driven by a nowMs $state
bumped by a 30s setInterval, cleaned up on destroy.
- Rapid double-clicks could land out of order ('last response wins, not
last click'). Now tracks an in-flight Set + per-hour sequence counter;
stale responses are dropped and pending buttons are disabled.
- No feedback on wake success/failure. Snapshot now includes lastWake +
pendingRetry, surfaced as a colored status row.
Cleanups
- resetOffsetHours pulled from the server snapshot (was hardcoded +5).
- fadedHours window is now resetOffsetHours - 1 (was hardcoded 4).
- onclick handler short-circuits when the hour is already pending.
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status surface
Bugs fixed
- Missed wakes silently lost. The old loadScheduleFromDB just pushed any
past next_wake_at to its 'next occurrence' in *server* local time, so a
wake that fired while the API was down never ran — defeating the whole
point of the panel (overnight task picks up after a 5h rate-window
reset). Now: if missed by <= 2h we fire it on the next tick; either way
the entry is rolled forward by 24h-multiple steps.
- Server-TZ drift. nextOccurrenceAt15 used the server's local TZ, so on
a UTC Docker host running for a user in PST the reschedule slowly
migrated the fire time. Now we advance by 24h * N from the original
client-supplied timestamp, preserving the user's wall-clock intent.
- Retry storm. Every failed wake pushed a new entry into a retries[]
array, all converging at the same +5min instant. Replaced with a single
shared pending-retry slot whose budget resets on subsequent failures.
- Retry race with fresh fires. If a tick fired AND a retry was due in
the same iteration we'd double-hit the upstream. Now retries only run
on ticks where no fresh wake fired.
New behavior surfaced on /wake-schedule:
{ schedule, resetOffsetHours, lastWake, pendingRetry }
POST /wake-schedule/toggle now also rejects non-integer hours (4.5, etc.)
and returns the same snapshot shape so the client can stay in sync.
Tests: 9 new HTTP route tests covering snapshot shape, add/remove,
validation (range, integer, past timestamp, missing timestamp), and
independent multi-hour scheduling.
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recoverScheduleEntry)
Side-effect-free module so missed-wake recovery and rescheduling can be
unit-tested without booting Hono or touching SQLite.
- nextDailyAfter: advances by 24h increments until strictly > now (handles
multi-day gaps in a single step instead of looping a day at a time).
- recoverScheduleEntry: classifies a past next_wake_at into 'fire now,
then advance' vs 'silently advance' based on MISSED_WAKE_GRACE_MS (2h).
- CLAUDE_RESET_OFFSET_HOURS / resetHourFor: single source of truth for the
'+5h reset' display, previously hardcoded in three places.
Includes 12 unit tests covering grace boundaries, multi-day skip, custom
grace windows, and midnight wraparound.
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Adds a 'Notifications (ntfy.sh)' section below 'Backend URL' with:
- Enable toggle (master switch)
- Topic URL field (with security hint: anyone with the URL can read)
- Optional auth token (password input; placeholder reflects whether one
is already stored, and a 'Clear stored token' button surfaces only when
hasAuthToken=true)
- Per-event-type checkboxes driven by the eventTypes catalog returned
from GET /notifications (so adding a new event type in core doesn't
require a frontend change)
- Save + Send test buttons, with inline success/error feedback
The component hand-mirrors the NtfyConfig shape rather than importing it
from @dispatch/core — matching the existing pattern (lib/types.ts mirrors
a few core types) to keep node-only barrels out of the browser bundle.
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PermissionManager: add onPromptAdded(listener) callback. Fires exactly
once per unique pending prompt id, even when broadcastPending is called
repeatedly for unrelated mutations (e.g. another prompt resolving while
this one is still pending).
app.ts: instantiate NotificationDispatcher, attach to both AgentManager
and PermissionManager. Tab-title lookup via core's getTab so the
notifications carry human-readable context instead of raw UUIDs.
routes/notifications.ts:
- GET /notifications — current config (auth token redacted) plus
the event-type catalog and defaults
- PUT /notifications — partial update; auth token semantics are
undefined=keep, ''=clear, otherwise replace
- POST /notifications/test — sends a test notification with the current
config (rejects if disabled or topic invalid)
Tests:
- new permission-manager.test.ts covers the onPromptAdded contract
(one-fire-per-prompt, dedup across rebroadcasts, unsubscribe, listener
throws don't break siblings)
- existing routes.test.ts gets stubs for the new core notification
exports so the @dispatch/core mock stays complete
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Adds a transport-agnostic NotificationDispatcher and a fire-and-forget
ntfy.sh transport (no SDK; just fetch). Configuration is persisted as a
single global JSON blob under the 'ntfy_config' settings key.
Event taxonomy (per-event toggles):
- turn-completed — assistant turn finished cleanly
- turn-error — final turn error (after all fallbacks)
- permission-required — new permission prompt was created
- agent-spawned — top-level user-agent tab spawned via 'summon'
Design:
- Single internal notify(event) interface so a future transport (email,
webhook) plugs in without changing call sites.
- attachToAgentManager + attachToPermissionManager subscribe to the
existing event streams via narrow listener interfaces (no @dispatch/api
dependency back into core).
- 5s in-memory dedupe window on dedupeKey suppresses permission re-emits.
- 10s per-request abort timeout so a hung ntfy server can't pin a worker.
- All sends are fire-and-forget: void Promise.resolve(...).catch(warn).
Tests (39 new):
- ntfy transport: URL/headers/body/auth/click, header sanitization,
per-event-type defaults, error paths.
- config: defaults, normalization tolerance, round-trip, redaction.
- dispatcher: master switch, per-event toggle, dedupe, agent/permission
hookups, top-level-only filtering for agent-spawned, dispose.
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The Theme button + ThemeSwitcher modal were a header-triggered modal.
That doesn't belong in a sidebar-panel architecture, and theme picking
is a UI preference that belongs alongside the other Settings entries.
- Add a "Theme" section as the first block in SettingsPanel with the
same theme list as ThemeSwitcher.
- The localStorage key (`dispatch-theme`) and apply-on-change behavior
are unchanged, so the boot-time theme apply in App.svelte's onMount
keeps working without modification.
- Delete the now-unused ThemeSwitcher.svelte component; no remaining
importers.
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New "Debug" panel option in the sidebar, grouping dev-facing actions.
Currently exposes the Copy-conversation button (ported from the old
header). Leaves room for additional debug actions without re-cluttering
the header.
The Copy action wraps `tabStore.copyConversation()` and shows a
"Copied"/"Failed" affordance for 1.5s, matching the previous header
behavior.
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These move to dedicated sidebar panels (Debug panel and Settings panel
respectively) in follow-up commits. Header is now visibly cleaner: only
the Dispatch title (left), connection status indicator, and the Sidebar
toggle (right) remain.
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Add a frontend store test (flagged by a Gemini review) that queues TWO
messages mid-turn and asserts they collapse into a single untagged
initiator row joined with "\n---\n" — matching the backend's joined user
turn — and that the next turn-start tags that single row. The prior test
only covered the single-message case, leaving the join logic structurally
correct but untested.
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A message queued while the agent was mid-turn was only handled if it
arrived DURING a tool batch (injected as a [USER INTERRUPT]). If it
landed after the last tool call — or the turn had no tools — the agent
silently appended it to history and ended the turn with no response, so
it sat there unanswered. This affected both user-queued messages and
agent-queued ones (send_to_tab).
- agent.ts: stop the end-of-turn drain that swallowed trailing queued
messages into history. They now stay on the queue.
- agent-manager: after a CLEAN turn settles, continueFromQueue() drains
the queue and starts a fresh turn to answer it. Skipped on a
user-stopped or errored turn (queue preserved for the next send).
- Loop safety: continuation draws from the existing autoWakeBudget, so a
runaway agent<->agent chain is bounded; human sends refill it, so human
conversations are never throttled.
- dequeueMessages now tags message-consumed with reason
"interrupt" | "continuation"; the frontend collapses continuation-
consumed queued bubbles into the next turn's initiator row (avoids the
linger/dup traps documented in queue-interrupt-reconcile-edge-cases.md).
- Tests: agent (no-swallow + interrupt regression), agent-manager
(continuation, no-op when empty, user-stop preserves queue, bounded
loop), frontend (continuation bubble becomes next initiator).
- wishlist: remove the now-fixed item.
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Add send_to_tab / read_tab tools so an agent can message or read another
tab by a git-style short handle (shortest unique prefix of the tab UUID,
min 4 chars), shown in the tab bar.
- core/db/tabs: resolveTabPrefix + shortestUniquePrefix (open tabs only,
LIKE-sanitized prefix matching)
- new tools read-tab.ts / send-to-tab.ts (+ tests) decoupled from the DB
TabRow via a minimal ResolvedTabRef projection
- agent-manager: unified deliverMessage routing (busy -> queue, idle ->
new turn) shared by POST /chat and send_to_tab; agent->agent auto-wake
budget (MAX_AGENT_AUTO_WAKES) to bound ping-pong loops
- summon/loader: send_to_tab + read_tab as grantable tools
- frontend: shortHandleFor + handle badge in TabBar; perm toggles
- notes: tab-comm / user-agents / todo-redesign plans
- chore: biome format fixes (debug-logger, summon.test)
Refs notes/plan-tab-comm.md
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The debug-logger.ts module existed but was completely orphaned — none of
its functions had any callsites, so DISPATCH_DEBUG_LLM=1 did nothing.
Wires it in across the stack:
- llm/debug-logger.ts: add wrapFetchWithLogging() that tees SSE bodies via
TransformStream + response.clone() so we capture every chunk without
draining the body the AI SDK consumes. Redacts authorization / x-api-key
/ cookie headers in logs. Also exports nextDebugSeq() so requests and
log files share an id.
- llm/provider.ts: all 3 factories (Claude OAuth, plain-API-key Anthropic,
OpenAI-compatible) now pass fetch: wrapFetchWithLogging(globalThis.fetch).
For Claude OAuth the wrap goes on the inner base fetch so logged bodies
reflect the post-transform shape + Claude-Code session headers. Added
tabId to ProviderConfig for log labelling.
- agent/agent.ts: threads tabId through createProvider and emits
logAgentLoop / logStepLifecycle / logStreamEvent at every meaningful
point in the run loop — step start/end, tool count, every fullStream
event. All are no-ops when DISPATCH_DEBUG_LLM is unset.
- core/index.ts: re-exports the debug helpers.
- tests/llm/provider.test.ts: switch one full-object equality assertion
to property assertions so the test survives the new fetch: wrapper.
Plumbing the env var into the container required three more fixes:
- bin/up: re-export DISPATCH_DEBUG_LLM* so docker compose forwards them
(compose only forwards vars referenced in the environment: block).
Also pre-creates /tmp/dispatch/llm-debug and chowns it on first run so
the container's UID-1000 bun process can write into it without EACCES.
- docker-compose.yml: declare the debug vars on api.environment and
bind-mount /tmp/dispatch/llm-debug:/tmp/dispatch/llm-debug so logs are
inspectable from the host without docker exec.
- docker/entrypoint.dev.sh: explicitly forward DISPATCH_DEBUG_* through
the 'su -' login-shell barrier — su - resets the environment to TERM/
PATH/HOME/SHELL/USER/LOGNAME only, silently stripping everything else.
This is why the vars appeared via 'docker exec env' (which spawns a
new process inheriting the container env) but were absent from the
actual bun process's /proc/<pid>/environ.
bin/build: drop stray sudo for consistency with bin/up and bin/down.
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- agent parameter is now required on summon tool
- new top_level param spawns independent fire-and-forget user agent tabs
- gated by perm_user_agent permission (UI checkbox added)
- agent definition type validation (subagent vs user-agent slug mismatch)
- context-aware error messages when agent slug not found
- read_file_slice added to summon tool's allowed tools enum
- updated and expanded summon tests
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Extended thinking was gated on a hardcoded `model === "claude-opus-4-7"` check,
so newer/other adaptive models (Opus 4.8, Opus/Sonnet 4.6) fell into the classic
`thinking: { type: "enabled" }` branch. Adaptive models default thinking display
to "omitted", so no thinking was streamed — the UI showed nothing for Claude while
DeepSeek (a separate openai-compatible path) worked.
Replace the string check with a pure helper `anthropicThinkingProviderOptions`
that mirrors opencode's transform.ts detection:
- adaptive (`type: "adaptive"`) for Opus 4.7+ (version-parsed) and Opus/Sonnet
4.6 (id substring; handles dash and dot forms);
- `display: "summarized"` ONLY for Opus 4.7+ (they default to omitted and must
be forced); Opus/Sonnet 4.6 stream thinking without it;
- all other Claude models keep classic `enabled` + budgetTokens.
Pure function (no provider/streamText/network), unit-tested directly: Opus 4.8
(the reported bug), Opus 4.7, Sonnet/Opus 4.6, Opus 4.5 + dated Sonnet (enabled),
a future Opus 4.9 (proves version-parse), and effort->budget mapping.
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Key Usage (plus Tasks and Cache Rate) used flex-1 + min-h-0, letting flex
shrink the panel below its content's natural height. The content wrapper was
a plain block, so inner scroll regions never got a bounded height and their
bars/lists spilled into neighbouring panels or past the window edge.
Drop the flex-1 fill entirely: every panel now sizes to its content and the
sidebar's own overflow-y-auto handles scrolling.
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