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Project activity for July 23, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

20 commits

  • Shared Files Feature Rollout: Implemented a new Shared Files tab integrated into the Tasks section via a switcher, with dedicated UI components (SharedFilesInspectorTab) for macOS, iOS, and iPad that support expandable rows, file previews, filtering, and media extraction—grounded in a refined SharedFile model and a pure-text extraction utility. Key fixes resolved incorrect agent attribution (switching from role-based to sender-based) and ensured reliable publishing via conversationRevision.
  • Architecture & Refinement: Centralized media URL extraction through the shared classifier, added preview generation with tests for markdown-first-line extraction, and aligned implementation with updated design/spec docs reflecting Erin’s coordinator-wiring decision.
  • iOS-Specific Improvements: Separated read-aloud behavior to only trigger on Important tier notifications (per NSE scoping), fixed typing-drift in the composer by severing frame-body dependency, and improved UX by auto-dismissing the keyboard upon question-card expansion—continuing efforts to reduce cognitive load and improve interaction fidelity.

Project activity for July 21, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

1 commit

  • Implemented iOS-specific app sleep optimization by scoping the read-aloud feature to the Important tier within the Network State Estimator (NSE), reducing unnecessary background activity and preserving battery for non-critical tasks while ensuring uninterrupted audio playback during key user interactions.
  • This aligns with broader platform-level power management strategies introduced in iOS 1.19.3 (build 366), where the OS prioritizes resource allocation to app components classified as Important, allowing read-aloud—typically a high-priority UX—to run reliably without triggering aggressive throttling or suspension by the system’s energy efficiency mechanisms.

Project activity for July 20, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

6 commits

  • Implemented Communication Notifications feature for iOS: added support for read-aloud agent notifications, including dismissal of the keyboard when an expanded question card appears to ensure smooth UI transitions and prevent input interference—this enhances user experience during dynamic content reveals in conversational flows.
  • Resolved persistent layout issues: fixed a sub-pixel frame jitter bug in the composer that caused scroll drift (build 362), ensuring stable and predictable scrolling behavior during input interactions.
  • Updated documentation to align with the new feature: merged advisory review processes into the communication-notifications specification, formalizing how notifications are reviewed and delivered as part of the broader read-aloud agent workflow.

Project activity for July 19, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

2 commits

  • Enabled iOS communication notifications for agent-generated messages (build 361), expanding real-time notification support beyond user-initiated communications to include automated or AI-driven responses from agents—enhancing user awareness and engagement with dynamic content.
  • Fixed a critical entitlement misconfiguration by ensuring the comm-notifications capability is applied only at the app level, not on the Network Service Extension (NSE), preventing iOS sandbox violations, build/runtime failures, and potential security policy rejections during App Store review.

Project activity for July 18, 2026:

package-multitouch-handler

1 commit

  • Added high-fidelity touch-view logging in touchesBegan to diagnose unexpected UI routing behavior—this diagnostic instrumentation captures which views receive touch events and how they’re routed, enabling targeted debugging of gesture-handling issues without altering runtime logic.

package-multitouch-tester

9 commits

  • Reverted a problematic default: The --unified-multitouch mode—initially intended as the new default for stream playback to unify multi-touch gesture handling—was reverted after it caused multi-touch contact collapse (to single-contact), degrading fidelity; it is now opt-in via flag or environment variable.
  • Enhanced diagnostic capabilities: Introduced the --unified-multitouch diagnostic flag and implemented segment-based gesture partitioning under unified mode to ensure multi-touch continuity during playback while preserving backward compatibility with legacy single-contact behavior when disabled.
  • Improved timing and consistency: Replaced generic sleep with preciseSleep for inter-gesture gaps, aligning unified-mode timing precision with other playback paths.
  • Strengthened CI/CD automation: Added a dedicated release.yml workflow to automate building, code-signing, notarizing, and publishing macOS builds on version tags (vX.Y.Z), including forwarding ASC API-key secrets for secure Apple notarization.
  • Updated documentation: Corrected stale inline comments and updated README + AGENTS docs to clarify unified mode status (opt-in, not default) after the revert.

Project activity for July 17, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

6 commits

  • Enhanced Share Sheet UX on iOS: Improved user input experience with autocorrect and sentence capitalization for both share fields, alongside a scrollable three-line message field to better accommodate longer inputs.
  • UI Consistency & Workflow Refinement: Aligned the share-sheet button bar’s styling (matching the app’s form grey) and right-aligned the upload action to support consistent workflows.
  • Visual Identity for Agents: Introduced SF Symbols representing agents directly in the share-sheet picker, improving discoverability and visual clarity when selecting an agent.
  • Robustness Improvements: Added handling for transient screenshot shares (e.g.,来自 quick actions or system截图) to prevent dropped requests, and removed temporary diagnostic code to clean up the extension’s runtime surface.

package-multitouch-handler

2 commits

  • Refined UI visibility controls: The showPivot flag was introduced to hide the green segment-anchor indicator by default, preventing visual clutter for end users while retaining developer access via an explicit toggle.
  • Improved touch input stability: Fixed a critical bug where debug overlays were inadvertently clearing the touch history each frame by ensuring clearTrigger defaults to stable clear, thereby preserving touch state across frames for accurate gesture recognition and interaction tracking.

package-multitouch-tester

4 commits

  • Enabled unified multi-contact gesture handling as the new default dispatch path, ensuring consistent, fine-grained control over complex touch sequences by routing all multi-touch events through a single, standardized pipeline.
  • Implemented precise timing control via preciseSleep across inter-gesture gaps to eliminate variability and jitter, significantly improving reliability for automated playback scenarios (e.g., test automation or replay systems).
  • Refactored gesture segmentation logic to align with the unified default, resolving edge cases where multi-touch events were incorrectly split or misaligned during playback.
  • Added a diagnostic flag --unified-multitouch to temporarily disable the new default and fall back to legacy behavior, supporting rollback, debugging, and gradual rollout monitoring without breaking existing integrations.

Project activity for July 16, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

5 commits

  • Redesigned the iOS Share Sheet UI using SwiftUI to improve consistency and maintainability, replacing legacy layouts with a modern Form-based structure and top-aligned arrangement for better mobile ergonomics
  • Added dynamic share targets, including an optional “send to agent” picker to support new workflow integrations
  • Enhanced user input flexibility by making message entry optional (for cases where context isn’t needed) and introducing a clear button for easier correction
  • Improved workflow continuity by persisting the last-used filename across sessions, reducing redundant typing and streamlining repeated sharing tasks

Project activity for July 15, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

18 commits

  • Share extension overhaul: The iOS share sheet was rebuilt from scratch using SwiftUI Forms, with iterative layout improvements—consolidating name and destination picker into a compact one-row design, aligning controls top-aligned, and introducing an optional “send to agent” picker—enabling more flexible, context-aware sharing of documents (including CSVs) directly to selected agents.
  • New messages pill feature: A floating “N new messages” pill was implemented to improve visibility of unread content; it appears when scrolling up and is gated by specific view-id follow signals, automatically dismisses on tap, and excludes outbound messages from its count—alongside debug enhancements like tap-to-copy scroll HUDs and a configurable debug flag.
  • Layout and device support: Added full iPhone landscape split view support with associated design specs, reconciled navigation structure (e.g., preserving portrait NavigationLinks), and addressed edge cases in message-window eviction and history trimming to maintain UX stability.
  • Reliability & polish fixes: Improved error states for agent list connections, corrected documentation inconsistencies, and resolved versioning conflicts—ensuring robustness across releases up through 1.17.0.

package-multitouch-handler

40 commits

  • Version & Architecture Refactoring: The project was migrated to a unified two-core gesture engine, with tabs (Simple, Multi, Simpler, Simplest) progressively refactored into minimal, composition-based examples—replacing legacy verification probes and consolidating gesture logic under ObjectGestureCore and ViewportGestureCore.
  • Unified Gesture Abstraction: Introduced a formal ObjectGesture wrapper conforming to UIGestureRecognizerRepresentable, enabling precise object manipulation with guarantees around grab-invariance, affine accumulation, and lifecycle semantics (commit-vs-cancel), while ViewportGestureCore redefines viewport gestures using anchor-recapture pivot logic and exact affine composition—fixing drift in sustained rotation during 1→2 finger transitions.
  • Robustness & Debugging: Fixed critical bugs in viewport reset behavior (>2-finger caps now commit instead of discard), added comprehensive instrumentation (e.g., live position logging, converter tracing in world space) and launch-time debug pose overrides for reproducible testing—while the test suite was hardened (deflaking LongPress, disabling known failures, improving CI workflows).
  • Documentation & Proposal Alignment: Integrated Erin’s design feedback into a single-engine vision (#44), published the “Building an Infinite Canvas” guide, and synced proposal state to the as-built implementation—including continuity model (2→1→2 via composed()), pivot anchor semantics (segment-based, not centroid), and removal of diagnostic noise.

package-multitouch-recorder

4 commits

  • Addressed critical touch tracking instability caused by iOS reusing UITouch identifiers across gesture lifecycles: after initially attempting to segment recycled touches into distinct IDs (commit a96dba3), a regression was discovered and reverted (c1c3b6c), leading to a refined solution that flags recycled identities additively instead of reassigning them—preserving the raw touchId while enabling accurate tracking without breaking existing touch state continuity (19982f6).
  • Improved robustness of recording controls by ensuring .multitouchToggleRecording is properly observed in the modifier, fixing inconsistent record button behavior across different consumers and guaranteeing reliable start/stop functionality regardless of view hierarchy (ba869bf).

package-multitouch-tester

1 commit

  • Introduced a new --unified-multitouch diagnostic flag to streamline debugging and testing of multitouch input behavior in stream-playback, enabling developers to simulate and verify consistent touch event handling across devices with varying touch capabilities. This change supports more reliable validation of multi-user interaction patterns during playback scenarios, particularly for applications requiring precise coordination of simultaneous touch points (e.g., collaborative drawing or real-time multiplayer controls).

Project activity for July 14, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

6 commits

  • Implemented an on-screen scroll-geometry HUD to improve diagnostics by visualizing scroll offset, content size, and other geometry metrics in real time; the HUD was subsequently enhanced to be larger and copyable, aiding debugging fidelity across builds 333–336.
  • Refined scroll behavior on iOS, particularly around edge cases where new messages arrive while the user is scrolled up: a critical fix (build 332/243) prevents the scroll position from being lost, preserving user context and reducing UX churn.
  • Rebalanced LazyVStack scrolling mechanics by strategically applying .scrollTargetLayout(): initially placed on older-row stacks (build 335), then moved to an outer VStack (build 336) to ensure proper target-based scroll alignment without breaking existing layout assumptions—critical for consistent performance and predictability in long-list diagnostics.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

2 commits

  • Formalized blocking semantics and exit contract for the Thinker advisory round-1, enabling clearer participant expectations around commitment timing and irreversible exits.
  • Designed and documented the first version of a headless playback CLI, laying groundwork for programmatic, non-interactive media consumption—likely to support automation, testing, or backend processing workflows.

package-multitouch-handler

7 commits

  • Viewport gesture system overhauled to correctly handle multi-finger transitions, especially during 2→1 and 3/4-finger gestures (e.g., pivot recapture on thumb lift or “letting go” phases), with logic to accumulate scale/rotation adjustments and rebaseline state at each finger transition—ensuring smooth continuity without jitter.
  • Introduced a new ViewportGestureCore module that provides a viewport-shaped interpretation of the gesture recognizer, decoupling input handling from rendering logic and enabling precise, gesture-aware transformations (pivot recapture anchored to segment endpoints during transitions).
  • Fixed critical bugs where gestures would discard instead of commit transforms on multi-finger completion (e.g., >2-finger cap) and ensured proper touch cancellation behavior (cancelsTouchesInView=false) for coexistence with other gestures.
  • Added diagnostic logging to handleUIGestureRecognizerAction to track state transitions by finger count, supporting robust debugging during iterative improvement of the pivot-recapture kernel.

package-multitouch-recorder

1 commit

  • Enhanced recorder behavior: Fixed the recorder module to properly respond to .multitouchToggleRecording state changes within its modifiers, ensuring the record button functions consistently across all consumers—previously, some UI components may have failed to trigger recording due to missed state updates.
  • Improved modifier reactivity: Made the modifier logic more robust by explicitly observing the multitouchToggleRecording property, which ensures real-time synchronization between user interactions and recorder state, reducing edge-case bugs where the button appeared enabled but did nothing.

xcode-preview-vm

1 commit

  • Enhanced test coverage for resolveProjectBundle logic to validate correct directory-to-project path branching behavior.
  • The work addresses a gap in existing tests where edge cases or alternate code paths (e.g., how the function handles different project bundle directory structures) were not exercised, improving reliability of core bundle resolution functionality.

Project activity for July 13, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

5 commits

  • Implemented a full interactive drag-to-resize and minimize experience for the AskUserQuestion (AUQ) card on iOS, including intuitive grabber affordances to toggle minimized state and preserve user context across app sessions (e.g., auto-re-expanding minimized questions).
  • Resolved critical visual and interaction bugs, notably eliminating AUQ drag jitter on iOS by freezing the base frame and bounds during resize operations—ensuring smooth, responsive resizing without layout artifacts or visual snapping.
  • Designed a unified slim-bar UI state for minimized cards, enabling users to collapse verbose questions into a compact affordance while retaining full workflow continuity, significantly improving screen real estate management in mobile contexts.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

3 commits

  • Finalized the end-state-only gate for Erin’s I3 ruling, resolving ambiguity around state validation logic and ensuring deterministic behavior at the conclusion of each playback cycle.
  • Integrated Thinker’s round-1 advisory review into the playback-CI specification, aligning implementation constraints with functional requirements and addressing earlier feedback on robustness and testability.
  • Published the foundational multitouch playback-CI v1 design spec, establishing a unified architecture for handling concurrent touch events during CI runs—including gesture composition, event deduplication, and state synchronization—laying groundwork for reliable, multi-user interaction testing.

shpool-resume

1 commit

  • Unified session subscription model: Refactored sessions.json to enable the dashboards agent to concurrently subscribe to both dash-previews and dash-services, ensuring real-time synchronization of dashboard previews with underlying data services—addressing inconsistencies where preview updates lagged behind service changes.
  • Reduced duplication & improved resilience: Centralized subscription logic in sessions.json eliminates redundant or conflicting client-side subscriptions, streamlining session lifecycle management and preventing race conditions during dashboard initialization.

xcode-preview-vm

9 commits

  • Local catalog runner infrastructure: A daemon-driven preview_sweep system was implemented to enable local preview generation over HTTP, replacing ad-hoc workflows and laying the groundwork for more robust CI/CD integration.
  • Manifest 1.4.0 compliance: run.repository and run.pullRequestNumber were added to support full GitHub context in preview sweeps, aligning with newer manifest specs for better traceability.
  • Reliability & compatibility fixes: GET requests now properly percent-encode the file parameter (using %20 instead of +) to avoid misinterpretation by web servers and clients.
  • Toolchain dogfooding: The preflight hook was upgraded to regenerate PreviewSpike.xcodeproj via xcodegen, improving developer experience and ensuring project consistency with modern tooling practices.
  • Release & documentation maturation: The preview-cli formula is now auto-bumped on release, published via a Homebrew tap, and early install docs clarify the head-only setup until the first tagged release; additional internal documentation covers the local runner plan, Thinker gating, and security review integration.

Project activity for July 12, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

3 commits

  • Implemented a minimizable UI state for AskUserQuestion dialogs on iOS, allowing users to collapse them into a compact horizontal bar (slim bar) to reduce visual clutter and reclaim screen real estate.
  • Added interactive affordances: A dedicated grabber control enables users to drag the minimized bar to expand it back or toggle its visibility, improving accessibility and intuitive interaction flow.
  • Enhanced session persistence: When the app returns from background, previously minimized questions automatically re-expand to their prior state (either expanded or minimized), preserving user context and reducing disruptive UI jumps.

xcode-preview-vm

9 commits

  • Streamlined Preview Catalog Generation: The --project flag now intelligently resolves .xcodeproj paths to locate #Preview sources by walking parent directories; the pipeline is migrated from ad-hoc scripts to a reusable GitHub workflow, promoting consistency and maintainability.
  • Improved Manifest Interoperability: Preview manifests now emit standardized identifiers—bundleId, previewId, and contentHash (v1.3.0)—ensuring reliable caching and delta updates across environments.
  • Robustness & Readiness Guards: A critical fix ensures iOS app cold-start readiness is properly guarded in the preview render path, preventing premature or failed renders during CI execution.
  • Comprehensive Documentation & Configuration: Detailed schema specs (e.g., v1 of the preview-catalog zip format) and clarifications on bundle/preview ID placement solidify contract stability; additional guides cover private SPM dependencies and end-to-end app-token handling, lowering integration friction for teams adopting the system.

Project activity for July 11, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

1 commit

  • Fixed critical iPhone UI bug: The detail view now correctly rebuilds when switching between agents via deep links, resolving stale data display and navigation inconsistencies introduced during the 1.15.2 release—ensuring users always see context-appropriate information after agent swaps.

Project activity for July 10, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

7 commits

  • Released v1.15.0 and v1.15.1 across iOS (builds 324/323) and macOS (235/234), incorporating key feature work and polish.
  • Implemented a new “View Summary” sheet for iOS, aligning its content with the top-of-list Status summary to improve consistency and reduce redundancy in user-facing information.
  • Fixed an iPad-specific issue where Quote Reply in the bubble context menu did not respect selection state, restoring expected behavior across device types.
  • Introduced client-side instrumentation for seen-watermark tracking, including a reporter to suppress Important-tier push notifications based on user engagement signals—enhancing notification control and personalization while documenting the design in an approved spec.
  • Enabled testability via AGENTS_UI_TEST_SEED, allowing UI tests to inject deterministic seed data through UserDefaults launch arguments for reliable, reproducible testing workflows.

shpool-resume

1 commit

  • Migrated session ownership data from a legacy structure to a new runner-migration repository by updating sessions.json, ensuring proper ownership tracking for runner instances during migration workflows.

xcode-preview-vm

30 commits

  • Implemented a phased preview-rendering and evaluation system spanning Phase 1 (preview enumeration via tools/preview_sweep) through Phase 5, introducing core services: a diff engine (baseline vs head manifest comparison, with disambiguation of duplicate identities to prevent silent data loss), a gate policy engine (evaluating diffed facts into pass/fail verdicts), and an HTML report renderer generating human-readable catalogs—ensuring deterministic, cross-target rendering (e.g., native macOS) for CI validation.
  • Hardened build/deployment reliability: fixed asset extraction (BSD tar over unarchive), enabled token-free signed-asset installation, auto-configured Homebrew git/SSH contexts for headless use, and switched CI runs to self-hosted Linux runners; also resolved path normalization, route scheme routing through SSH-loopback attribution, and bind vs render conflict handling (409).
  • Improved CI/CD infrastructure and governance: enforced repo inventory loading by default ( Ansible group_vars), added PR-time workspace build gates, dropped bytecode artifacts, and integrated target-membership checks as a formal gate; all underpinned by documentation updates covering Arc 1 specs, design principles (e.g., Mac-VM budget), open-source readiness, determinism, and pilot proof slices.
  • Security & correctness improvements: validated attribute-context escaping in HTML output (preventing <img src> injection), fixed stale test fixtures post-integration, and enhanced renderer stability with render-until-stable logic replacing fixed settling timeouts.

Project activity for July 09, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

13 commits

  • Release 1.15.0 encapsulates several user-facing enhancements: the introduction of selection-aware Quote Reply in the bubble context menu on iPad, enabling users to highlight and reply to specific text fragments directly from chat bubbles; a new Quote Highlight feature, which transiently highlights quoted excerpts in their original source for up to 10 seconds (responsive to user feedback), with associated design specs approved; and a Seen Watermark system—including client-side signal capture, reporting, and suppression logic for Important-tier push notifications—backed by a documented signal-design spec.
  • Release 1.14.1 hotfixed the 10-second highlight duration for quote-highlight (build 322/233).
  • Release 1.14.0 delivered the foundational select-to-quote reply capability on iOS/iPadOS, allowing users to select text and convert it into a quoted reply, complemented by an approved design spec and mitigated earlier UI inconsistencies via a fix for Compact agent-list dispatch.
  • Supporting infrastructure includes testability improvements—exposing AGENTS_UI_TEST_SEED via UserDefaults launch arguments—and a minor Compact layout fix, which ensures correct target capture before dialog dismissal to prevent misdispatched actions.

dash-agent

4 commits

  • Implemented server-side suppression for “seen-watermark” notifications to prevent redundant alerts when messages are acknowledged within a short window, improving signal-to-noise in user notifications and reducing downstream processing load.
  • Refined the /compact slash-command behavior: gating the compact-then-resume (CR) operation on an explicit arg-mode signal rather than an unreliable timer, and ensuring a minimum 1-second settling period before submitting the compact request—this fixes race conditions where partial input could prematurely trigger submission, thereby enhancing command reliability and user experience in dash-agent.

shpool-resume

2 commits

  • Stabilized session launch behavior: The restore-sessions feature was updated to increase the session-launch stagger delay from 5 seconds to 30 seconds, mitigating resource contention and preventing cascading failures during startup—especially important in large-scale or low-resource environments where rapid successive launches had caused intermittent errors.
  • UI/UX and architectural refinements: The sessions.json structure was refined to better differentiate session types: the Brewer icon was updated to use a non-filled (outline) variant for visual consistency across UI states, while the probe-1 family of actions was fully isolated from shared-actions logic, reducing coupling, improving maintainability, and preventing unintended side effects during probe initialization.

Project activity for July 08, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

25 commits

  • Performance optimization: Significantly reduced composer rendering overhead on macOS by memoizing mentionAwareText and buildAttributedString, eliminating ~30 rebuilds per keystroke; also removed non-functional dev probes and improved seed data for reliable latency sweeps.
  • Reference autocomplete enhancements: Implemented issue/PR-only # autocompletion with per-repo grouping, corrected long-press task mention formatting, and ensured canonical reference formats (e.g., owner/repo#123) are emitted consistently; the resolution logic was refactored into a pure ReferenceResolver grammar with proper idempotency.
  • Reference rendering infrastructure: Introduced a dedicated ReferencePass pipeline across iOS/macOS to parse and format references in messages, wiring it through message renderers (AttributedString/NSMutableAttributedString) with safe-walk protections, while adding a nullable Message.repo field to the schema for scoped resolution.
  • Architectural cleanup & release readiness: Removed outdated token parsing types (TokenParser, IssueToken, etc.), unified context passing via ResolutionContext, and merged reference-pills feature sets across platforms—culminating in two releases (v1.12.0, v1.13.0) for iOS/macOS.

package-multitouch-recorder

2 commits

  • Resolved dynamic library compatibility issues by normalizing the install name of the capture dylib to use @rpath, ensuring reliable loading regardless of deployment context (e.g., app bundle, test runner).
  • Enabled simulator support by applying ad-hoc code signing to the capture dylib, allowing it to be accepted and loaded at runtime in iOS simulator environments where strict signature verification is enforced.

Project activity for July 07, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

33 commits

  • Reference resolution & autocomplete overhaul: The composer’s inline reference system was significantly refactored to strictly separate issue/PR autocompletion (#) from task mentions, enforce canonical output format (e.g., repo#123), and support per-repo group-based autocomplete; dead parsing tokens were removed in favor of a pure ReferenceResolver with explicit grammar and resolution order—enabling idempotent repo qualification and reliable reference rendering across platforms.
  • Cross-platform reference pill implementation: iOS and macOS received parallel updates to integrate AttributedString/NSAttributedString passes into message text rendering (with walk-protection and fenced-code-block safeguards), allowing rich, interactive reference “pills” in messages—fulfilling the OTA-enabled release (v1.12.0).
  • Notification system modernization: A complete overhaul of the notification layer replaced legacy client-side polling with server-driven push, introduced explicit tiered subscription levels (None/Important/All) with configurable per-agent preferences, and unified agent-related UI controls; the old Bool API was retired in favor of a robust NotificationManager bridge.
  • Lifecycle & reliability improvements: /stop operations became synchronous with clear HTTP outcomes (200/502), verified stop feedback was surfaced in UI, and macOS/iOS parity regressions were fixed—ensuring consistent client-server interaction fidelity.

dash-agent

23 commits

  • Reference Pills System: Implemented a full client-side reference pill feature, including a pure classifier/resolver module for parsing issue/PR/task references (e.g., #123, org/repo#456), DOM-walking post-processing using marked inline extensions with safe handling of nested anchors and code spans, and integration into the UI via pill/highlight-only styles rendered directly in App.vue. A critical fix ensures repo qualification is idempotent—preventing double-prefixing for fully-qualified references. Server-side, per-message origin repositories are now preserved on channel transcripts to support accurate resolution.
  • Important-Tier Redesign: Overhauled the important-tier system to align with server-side scheduling and Erin’s AUQ decisions: dropped the kind:'important' message type in favor of plain notification emissions, added user-specific notification-level preferences (POST /api/notification-prefs) with per-agent stores, implemented rearming on any newer activity (not just suppression), and enforced debounced rescheduling via JSONL activity. Prompts are now level-gated (only firing for Important-tier) and all-tier pushes yield immediate final-message streams.
  • Reply Metadata & Defaults: Attached structured reply metadata to plain end-of-turn/all-tier messages per §7.5 spec, and uncapped reply_preview by defaulting to full message content instead of truncated views.
  • Spec & Plan Harmonization: Refined rendering architecture (TDD plan → marked DOM walk), updated OpenAPI contract for stop-event semantics to match the new Important-tier behavior (re-arm on activity, upstream level filtering), and resolved open spec questions (§5.1/§7.1/§7.x) with Erin’s rulings—ensuring consistency across dash-agent implementation plans (Important-tier TDD), prompts-always-fire refinement, and advisory review findings.

Project activity for July 06, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

7 commits

  • Redesigned the Important-tier notification system with a new app-side plan (superseding #458), refocusing UI and logic for improved user prioritization.
  • Enhanced keyboard accessibility across macOS/iOS, adding: navigation into collapsed groups with scroll-to-agent visibility (#449), explicit mapping of AgentKeyboardOrder to sidebar order (not screen visibility), and new global shortcuts (⌘0, ⌘⇧I, ⌘Shift+[ / ]) for rapid sidebar/inspector/grouped-agent workflow.
  • Updated OpenAPI spec integration to align client with backend API changes, ensuring typed consistency across platforms.
  • Executed two releases (1.8.0 → 1.9.0) reflecting incremental stability improvements and new input navigation features across iOS/macOS (builds 306/217 → 307/218).

dash-agent

13 commits

  • Refined “important” tier architecture: Introduced a new stop-event signal type and associated ingest, guard-correlate-emit pipeline for reliable critical-state handling across agents, with per-agent debounce (defaulting to 180s post-cadence call) to prevent storming during coordinator transitions.
  • Reliable lifecycle termination: Implemented a synchronous, feed-only /stop endpoint and integrated it into the dash-agent’s end-of-sequence flow via a dedicated stop hook, ensuring clean shutdown without missed events or duplicate signals.
  • Push-proxy enrichment: Extended push-proxy to natively support non-prompt “important” kind messages (including stop-event) with deduplication by dedup_id, improving idempotency and reducing redundant alerting in downstream systems.
  • Spec & integration alignment: Finalized §7 open questions, advisory review findings, and administrative gates per Erin’s rulings—consolidating design decisions into the spec (e.g., folding thinker-independent and advisory reviews), and documenting POST /internal/stop-event to clarify hooks → push-proxy → ingestion flow.

ota-app

1 commit

  • Fixed a critical UI stuck-state bug in the build comparison feature where the “own-row” view would indefinitely display “Update” due to failing to account for server-side sub-counts during status evaluation, ensuring accurate sync state indicators.
  • Improved synchronization reliability by adjusting how row-level build statuses are computed against upstream server data, resolving a long-standing edge case where client-side counts diverged from the server’s authoritative counts.

package-multitouch-tester

1 commit

  • Implemented a new recorder pin configuration system that single-sources the pin assignment from a JSON definition file and uses compile-time code generation (via codegen) to eliminate runtime overhead and human error—ensuring consistency across firmware, simulation, and hardware test benches.
  • This change decouples hardware abstraction from implementation logic, enabling rapid iteration on pin mappings without touching C++ source, while strongly typing the resulting API to prevent misconfigurations at compile time.

push-proxy-impl

1 commit

  • Introduced a new important notification kind to elevate critical system alerts (e.g., data integrity issues, service outages), enabling distinct routing and handling logic separate from standard or low-priority notifications.
  • This change enhances the agent’s operational visibility by ensuring high-severity events receive priority treatment in downstream alerting and observability pipelines—reducing response latency for incidents requiring immediate attention.

shpool-resume

1 commit

  • Refactored session routing logic in sessions.json to explicitly route push-proxy traffic through the pubsub handler, aligning with Erin’s operational ruling and ensuring compliance with the external-firewall policy for the AWS deployment lane.
  • This change enforces a security boundary, clarifying that all push notification infrastructure (via push-proxy) must transit through the centralized pub/sub layer—preventing direct or unauthenticated connections—and strengthening observability and access control for real-time messaging in the cloud environment.

Project activity for July 05, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

22 commits

  • Implemented a new conceptual status diff system, introducing persistent, CloudKit-synchronized tier filters (e.g., Important, Review) and device-specific tracking of last-viewed states to enable on-demand, server-backed diffs instead of full syncs.
  • Redesigned the Status UI to support three-tier rendering with per-tier filter pills, repo reference chips, and improved visual hierarchy (e.g., newspaper icon for Summary), while aligning behavior and labels (e.g., ‘Status’ instead of ‘What changed’) to legacy UX expectations.
  • Fixed critical diff accuracy issues, including fractional-second since timestamps for precise matching, proper keying of diff groups by name (avoiding index instability), and eliminating manual animations in favor of consistent, single-parent collapse semantics and legacy-style row transitions.
  • Refactored core logic—introducing StatusDiffSectionView, StatusTier with wire-fallback mapping, and fetchDiff with non-advancing markStatusViewed, alongside extracted shared components for needs-input lists and summary text to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
  • Enhanced data integrity & sync via CloudKit-backed filter persistence (SyncStore) and per-device last-viewed state, ensuring diffs are context-aware and resilient across devices and app restarts.

dash-agent

6 commits

  • Consolidated workflow gates: Advisory review and administrivia checks were folded into the main trigger-feed/routing flow, creating a unified and more efficient feedback loop for message processing (#129).
  • Improved end-of-sequence handling: Server-side detection of sequence completion—via the new Important notification tier—replaced earlier client-driven approaches; combined with a dedicated Stop hook in dash-agent-contained, this enables reliable, low-latency termination without relying on downstream timeouts or polling.
  • Precision fix for status diffing: Resolved a subtle boundary issue where since was incorrectly interpreted as an exact key rather than a time-based range boundary (floorKey precision invariant remains correct), ensuring accurate and consistent delta computation in time-series status tracking (#128).

package-multitouch-recorder

11 commits

  • Headless Capture Infrastructure: Implemented a full headless capture workflow with a dedicated HeadlessCaptureController that assembles sessions including orientation handling, lifecycle management via file-poll-based stop signals, and proper error reporting (e.g., surface write failures instead of silently ignoring them).
  • Release & Build Rigor: Enhanced the recorder release pipeline on RUNNER_LINUX (requiring bash ≥4 for mapfile) to enforce v-prefix tags, disable xcodebuild, and automate building, verifying, and attaching the capture-inject dylib—improving reproducibility and compatibility (e.g., iOS-17 dylib floor, otool -L validation).
  • Stability & Bootstrap Fixes: Corrected capture initialization to defer bootstrap via the main queue, ensuring start() reliably executes; ensured clean-slate captures with robust orientation snapshot at stop time.
  • Dynamic Target Support: Introduced a multitouch-aware dynamic product and build script for simulator and device targets, alongside publicized snapshot helpers to support headless targeting.
  • Documentation & Integration-Free Capture: Added DocC articles and README content documenting integration-free capture workflows, emphasizing ease of adoption without requiring Xcode integration.

package-multitouch-tester

17 commits

  • Implemented an integration-free gesture capture pipeline with a new simgesture command that orchestrates device interaction via simctl, including a CaptureCoordinator to manage recorder injection and timing.
  • Strengthened reliability and validation: enforced a minimum --duration of 1.0s (with CLI tests and non-TTY safeguards), added SHA-256 verification against pinned release assets for recorder v0.7.0, and fixed incorrect injection logic (SIMCTL_CHILD_DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES instead of phantom --inject).
  • Improved developer experience and documentation: added Capturability docs (including a DocC topic article), updated implementation plans to reflect integration-free design decisions, and captured requirements for timestamp fidelity, orientation, and stop-signal semantics.
  • Hardened the tooling stack: corrected fallback paths for --build-dylib, resolved dimension mismatch bugs in CaptureCoordinator, and pinned/updated recorder dependencies consistently across CI and dev workflows.

Project activity for July 04, 2026:

package-multitouch-tester

6 commits

  • Validated an integration-free capture mechanism, confirming via spike that it is feasible to capture user interactions without requiring deep platform integrations, reducing coupling and complexity.
  • Refined the capture architecture by incorporating feedback from key stakeholders (e.g., Thinker), including folding scaling-related follow-ons into the original design while explicitly excluding cross-device scaling as a non-goal—clarifying scope boundaries for future work.
  • Proposed and documented dylib injection as a viable capture mechanism, offering a lightweight, native-level approach to interception without modifying target apps or relying on external services.
  • Enhanced developer experience (DX) by expanding the gesture-replay design doc with concrete discussions around usability and tooling needs, while revising receipt handling and reframing key assumptions per stakeholder critiques—ensuring alignment between implementation intent and runtime behavior.

Project activity for July 03, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

2 commits

  • Enhanced sidebar navigation with dedicated keyboard shortcuts: Added support for ⌘0 to focus the sidebar, ⌘⇧I to open the inspector, and ⌘[ / ⌘] for grouped agent navigation—enabling faster workflows without mouse interaction.
  • Clarified UI behavior documentation: Updated docs to explicitly state that AgentKeyboardOrder governs sidebar sorting order, not actual visibility or rendering state—reducing ambiguity during development and review (resolves review #449).

ota-app

3 commits

  • Gated preview functionality behind #if DEBUG to ensure #Preview views are excluded from release builds, improving build performance and preventing accidental previews in production.
  • Aligned widget sample bundle IDs with real, non-placeholder values to ensure accurate preview rendering and avoid runtime mismatches during development/testing.
  • Enhanced documentation and tooling: added comprehensive README/AGENTS docs, refined DocC-generated API documentation (including #Preview examples in doc comments), and deployed a live DocC site for public-facing technical documentation.