Commits

Project activity for May 07, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

59 commits

• Autocomplete system overhaul: Implemented a robust, platform-aware autocomplete panel with 8 UX improvements—including z-overlay positioning, keyboard navigation fixes (arrow keys only highlight, no preview), proper anchoring to messagesList, dynamic height/width adjustment, and suggestion shrinking logic—plus token-based pill rendering for @agent and #task selections, with token linking and caching fixes (e.g., issueURLs threading, duplicate issue handling, cache pre-warming).
• Message composer and display refactoring: Extracted MessageComposerView, lifted the autocomplete panel to avoid safe area clipping, restored ScrollView-based message list (with .defaultScrollAnchor(.bottom) for automatic scrolling on polled messages) after reverting problematic regressions, and fixed @Observable tracking broken by LazyVStack’s lazy evaluation.
• Inspector and context enhancements: Added context token count display with color thresholds in the info menu, restored iOS 17+ text selection behavior via primaryActionFor, and fixed inspector dismissal on iOS 26 by removing problematic .onGeometryChange.
• iOS/macOS CI/CD stability: Migrated to shared CI actions, configured macOS builds with xcodegen and signing (including Developer ID P12 secrets, with temporary code signing disabling where needed), added platform-specific guard clauses (e.g., #if os(iOS)), and ensured consistent version bumps (1.0.69–1.0.75).
• Preview infrastructure expansion: Added #Preview macros broadly across conversation meta, navigation, message row, agent info, and inspector components to accelerate UI development and testing.

dash-agent

3 commits

• Improved text parsing and user experience: Implemented linkification of GitHub issue references (e.g., #NNN) in the message feed, and tightened the underlying regex to avoid misinterpreting URL fragment anchors (like #section) as issue links—ensuring only valid, context-aware issue references are linked.
• Enhanced API transparency: Added per-agent context_tokens to the /api/agents endpoint, exposing how many tokens each agent consumes for context—enabling better monitoring, cost tracking, and optimization of agent behavior in production.

shared-actions

9 commits

• Enhanced macOS app build and delivery reliability: Enabled Developer ID–signed notarization for macOS builds while retaining flexibility via a new skip-package-plugin-validation input to bypass strict SPM plugin checks during testing.
• Improved cross-platform project configuration: Introduced explicit scheme inputs (scheme_ios, scheme_macos) and xcodegen project management, allowing multi-target app builds to auto-detect project.yml (via hashFiles) and support custom .xcodeproj generation paths via the new xcodegen input.
• Refined CI signing workflows: Made macOS code signing configurable via the macos-development-team input, but also added an option to disable signing entirely for test environments where it’s unnecessary or problematic, ensuring faster feedback loops without compromising production readiness.

xcode-always-allow

5 commits

• Documented the architecture, multi-agent behavior, and debugging workflow in the README to support future development and troubleshooting.

Project activity for May 06, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

31 commits

• User Experience & UI Improvements: Implemented tappable repo links across channel messages, agent info menus, and settings, leveraging simultaneousGesture and text selection (replacing context menus) for more intuitive interaction. Added a dedicated Memories tab to the inspector (iOS/macOS) and a global Memories section in Settings, enabling seamless access to agent-scoped and global CLAUDE.md / MEMORY.md files with full markdown rendering, search, and smooth scrolling. Enhanced memory rendering via swift-markdown-ui → textual transition for reliability, with performance optimizations (Equatable short-circuiting) to reduce unnecessary re-renders.
• Memories System Evolution: Extended memory capabilities iteratively—supporting linked file drill-down, expanded global memories, search + ScrollView, and per-agent isolation—culminating in a polished, navigable UI backed by MemoryFileRef.Hashable for stable navigation.
• CI/CD & Build Reliability: Strengthened macOS notarization workflows by migrating to shared-actions, using Manual code signing, and skipping package plugin validation, while adding inline notarization steps with xcodegen generation and ensuring notarization on every push to main. Also fixed share extension upload filenames (using - instead of +, bundle ID/version/build prefixing) and addressed OTA install staleness via CFBundleVersion bumps.
• Bug Fixes & Stability: Fixed critical issues where new issue creation failed when inspector was closed (macOS), restored safe 60-second periodic refresh for issues view, and corrected logic in the info menu (repo links + reverted invalid view navigation code). Added model identifier display in the agent info menu, pulling directly from API.

com.happitec.shared-photography-app

10 commits

• CI Infrastructure Modernization: Enabled macOS-based CI via a self-hosted runner using the RUNNER_MACOS environment variable, improving build reliability and speed for iOS-specific tooling.
• Toolbar UX Overhaul & Refinement: Replaced the previous ObservableNav architecture with a unified toolbar-first approach, migrating both Quick Send and Reply navigation controls into the toolbar to align with iOS 26’s glassmorphism design—this involved removing .borderedProminent styling and switching content-area buttons to .bordered for consistent visual hierarchy and glass-like appearance.
• Code Cleanup & Stability: Restored the .bordered modifier on the Quick Search secondary nav (per reviewer feedback), removed obsolete .debug handlers, and re-introduced the ViewToggleSelection enum to resolve build failures—indicating targeted fixes to maintain stability during larger architectural shifts.
• Architectural Simplification: Eliminated ObservableViewToggle in favor of a segmented Picker in NavCenterContent, streamlining state management and reducing abstractions in navigation logic; ObservableNav was refactored into toolbar-ready components integrated into ObservableApp.
• Iterative Development Process: An implementation plan for the nav toolbar rewrite was added early, followed by an actual rewrite attempt (reverted to avoid regression), then a corrected, incremental rollout—showcasing a disciplined, feedback-driven development cycle.

dash-agent

8 commits

• Enhanced memory and session context APIs: Added dedicated endpoints for retrieving session-specific context (GET /api/session/:sessionId/context), global memories (GET /api/memories/global), and per-agent memories (GET /api/agents/:name/memories), enabling more granular and scalable access to persistent agent state.
• Improved agent configuration and model flexibility: Extended the agent schema to include a model field, sourced from sessions.json, with a sensible default (claude-opus-4-7) when not explicitly configured—facilitating model-level customization per agent or session.
• Robust file handling and cleanup: Removed the restrictive 50MB upload limit and cleaned up outdated code (FILE_SIZE_LIMIT_BYTES, stale 413 spec), while also fixing critical issues around projectKey encoding and introducing per-file memory endpoints—ensuring reliable, high-fidelity file ingestion and memory indexing.

FederatedActivityPublisher

1 commit

• Replaced GitHub-hosted runners with self-hosted runners for the detect job in deploy-stage.yml to ensure consistent, reliable execution in environments where public network access is restricted or where specific tooling/dependencies require a controlled infrastructure; this change directly resolves issue #237, improving deploy-stage stability and security compliance.

LetterSet

26 commits

• Project Build System Migration & Stabilization: The codebase transitioned from a manually maintained project.pbxproj to XcodeGen-managed project.yml, significantly improving maintainability and consistency of the Xcode project configuration; associated fixes resolved dependencies (e.g., package-multitouch-recorder, package-paper-construction, swift-argument-parser) in Package.resolved and ensured proper inclusion of assets and build artifacts in CI/local builds, including adding missing Assets.xcassets, AppIcon.iconset, and font catalogs.
• Conditional & Debug-Only Features: The MultitouchRecorder—previously removed—was re-introduced with #if DEBUG gating to avoid shipping debugging tools in production, while the SpacebarMoveView first-responder logic was also gated behind hardware keyboard detection for better UX fidelity.
• Build & Runtime Robustness: Several critical fixes addressed fragile behavior: enforcing correct version tags (v0.1.1 with v prefix), adding .git suffix for package URLs, tolerating pre-imported Metal toolchains in CI, and preventing accidental check-in of test artifacts. Font generation pipelines (generate_font_catalog.sh) were stabilized with explicit FontForge installation, direct bundle copying, typo corrections, and guard markers.
• CI Infrastructure Modernization: CI workflows (claude.yml, claude-code-review.yml) were updated to use self-hosted runners and newer checkout@v6, along with bot-trigger permissions for automated code review, improving reliability and reducing cloud costs.
• Code Hygiene & Resilience: Dead code and verbose comments in LetterSetApp were cleaned up, and critical logic like initializeCanvasPosition was hardened against document-size drift, enhancing overall stability.

ota-app

4 commits

• Versioning and Release Management: MARKETING_VERSION was bumped to 1.0.4 and a corresponding Releases.md entry added to formalize the release, ensuring accurate version tracking and communication.
• User Experience Enhancement: A long-press gesture on the app row now triggers reinstallation, providing a direct and intuitive way to repair or restore apps without navigating through complex settings.
• Robust Update Logic: The update signal was refactored to prioritize version-string comparison (instead of build numbers alone), fixing a critical flaw where stale builds with identical build numbers but mismatched versions were incorrectly rejected.
• Flexible Build System: Build numbers now support decimal (non-integer) values from register-ota, enabling finer-grained version control and smoother integration with modern OTA pipelines.

package-multitouch-handler

7 commits

• Added the Simpler tab as a new default view in MultitouchDemo, complete with a shape-zoom toggle and integrated settings/launch plumbing, while hiding the Simpler tab by default to avoid overwhelming new users; it also exposed the touch angle in both Simpler and Simple tabs for more precise gesture feedback.
• Resolved tab-switching stability issues by guarding defaultTab and currentPage against hidden tabs, ensuring the UI remains consistent even when the underlying tab structure changes.
• Modernized core initialization logic by migrating deferred initial placement to Swift concurrency for cleaner async coordination and better responsiveness.
• Fixed project configuration by explicitly setting PRODUCT_NAME, removing outdated macOS deploymentTarget, and adding SWIFT_VERSION to project.yml, aligning the build environment with current tooling requirements and preparing for OTA deployment.
• Incremented the build version ahead of the Simpler-tab OTA cut to ensure proper version tracking and deployment sequencing.

package-multitouch-handler

6 commits

• Replaced legacy threading with Swift concurrency for deferred initial placement, improving responsiveness and code maintainability by leveraging structured concurrency primitives.
• Added the new Simpler tab, including its launch and settings plumbing, along with a shape-zoom toggle, enhancing user configurability and onboarding体验.
• Fixed critical tab-handling bugs by guarding defaultTab and currentPage against hidden tabs, ensuring stable navigation and preventing UI state corruption.
• Upgraded and modernized the build configuration: removed deprecated macOS deploymentTarget, added explicit SWIFT_VERSION, and enforced PRODUCT_NAME via project.yml, aligning the example project with current Xcode best practices.
• Bumped the build number ahead of the Simpler-tab OTA rollout to support incremental deployment and version tracking.

package-multitouch-playback

5 commits

• Adopted a new multitouch recording and playback system: Introducing the MultitouchPlayback package as the foundation for recording, storing, and replaying multi-touch sequences, and upgrading its dependency (MultitouchRecorder) to a URL-based API (v0.4.0) for more flexible source management.
• Enhanced interpolation capabilities for gesture generation: Added Bezier scrub interpolation and a suite of BezierPath utilities, along with a curve-aware interpolatePosition overload, to enable smooth, expressive trajectory generation that respects the shape and timing of recorded touch paths—critical for realistic gesture replay and synthetic input generation.
• Streamlined project hygiene: Updated .gitignore to exclude .build artifacts, ensuring a cleaner repository and more reliable CI/CD workflows.

package-multitouch-recorder

35 commits

• Multitouch Visualization & Interaction Enhancements: Implemented a multi-layered, Liquid Glass–inspired HUD with animated playback visualization, Bezier curve interpolation for smooth touch paths, scrubber controls (including dot-following filtered samples, not raw data), and gesture confinement for zoom/pan to the canvas—enabling intuitive review of touch interactions.
• Recording Workflow Refinements: Added long-press-to-visualize on the stop button and record bar, toggle via --auto-visualizer or toggleVisualizerNotification, and refined gesture handling (e.g., excluding touches starting in recorder controls, swapping tap/long-press semantics so tap expands HUD, long-press exits).
• Playback & File Handling Improvements: Integrated MultitouchPlayback with animated play/pause, added file importer for loading recordings, implemented ISO8601 decoding for timestamps, and corrected touch-trimming logic (reverting and reapplying trimmingLastTouch for accurate file loads).
• Platform & Tooling Updates: Enabled macOS 14 support, updated project config for modern iOS rendering, ported SwiftUI example app with NavigationStack, and updated dependencies (MultitouchPlayback@0.2.0 via URL).
• Documentation & Data Accuracy: Rewrote GettingStarted.md for TouchStreamSession schema clarity, addressed advisory review feedback, documented canonical touch stream schema, and improved touch sample fidelity by capturing real sensor attributes and optimizing snapshot logic.

package-multitouch-recorder

1 commit

• Launched a dedicated SwiftUI example app to demonstrate the MultitouchRecorder framework, enabling developers to quickly grasp its usage and behavior through a modern, declarative UI.
• Enhanced accessibility and usability by providing a self-contained, runnable reference implementation that showcases real-time touch visualization, playback, and recording workflows—directly addressing user requests for clearer onboarding and integration guidance.

package-multitouch-recorder

27 commits

• Multitouch recorder enhancement and visualization: The core MultitouchRecorder library was extended to capture richer touch sensor attributes (e.g., preciseLocation, location deduplication) and adopt ISO8601 date decoding for reliable file I/O—fixes included ensuring accurate touch trimming (e.g., trimmingLastTouch logic, stop-button tap handling by timestamp, not touchId).
• Interactive SwiftUI example app: A full-featured iOS/macOS (14+) RecorderExample app was built and refined, introducing a three-layer visualization tab (playback line, dashed Bezier curve, control dots), a timeline scrubber with Bezier-based smoothing (dot follows filtered samples), and a Bezier scrub toggle for smooth curve following—alongside a file importer to load and replay recordings.
• Playback controls and UI polish: The playback experience was significantly improved with animated play/pause in VisualizationView, gesture confinement to canvas (zoom/pan), a 15fps rate picker, and a Clear button in Record mode; platform-specific fixes (e.g., modern iOS rendering in project.yml, NavigationStack and dependency updates in Package.swift) ensured robustness.
• Documentation and schema clarity: The canonical TouchStreamSession schema was formalized in documentation, including reinterpretation guidance, and the GettingStarted.md guide was rewritten and updated in response to advisory reviews to accurately reflect schema structure and usage.

package-multitouch-tester

17 commits

• Documentation overhaul for v1.0.0 release, including comprehensive updates to GettingStarted.md and Introduction sections, now centered around the recording workflow; resolved editorial issues (double periods, review feedback), standardized changelog formatting (all version headers and tags prefixed with v), and added Homebrew installation instructions and updated command-line documentation for stream-playback (including --bezier, --skip-device-check, and related fixes).
• Stream playback enhancements, notably introducing the --bezier flag that enables Catmull-Rom interpolated paths and extends multi-touch gesture support to paired-waypoint gestures, along with a critical fix to anchor pre-existing touches at sub-segment starts for correct rotation.
• Dependency modernization: migrated MultitouchRecorder and MultitouchPlayback from local path-based to URL-based publishing (v0.2.0 and v0.4.0 respectively), which drove a parallel refactor replacing private StreamPlayback types with direct usage of these external libraries, improving modularity and reducing internal code duplication.
• CI/CD and tooling fixes, specifically addressing local dependency resolution in deploy-docc via sibling-repos passing.

package-multitouch-vm

1 commit

• Enhanced recording playback fidelity by introducing a configurable bezier curve parameter to the recording_replay endpoint, enabling precise smoothing and customization of motion interpolation during replay—critical for realistic simulation of human input patterns in testing or automation workflows.

package-multitouch-vm-client

1 commit

• Added a new --bezier flag to the replay subcommand, enabling users to generate smooth, interpolated animations between trajectory waypoints using cubic Bezier curves instead of linear segments—this improves visual fidelity and realism for simulation replay, especially for complex motion paths.

shared-actions

7 commits

• Replaced fragmented CI/CD configurations with a standardized, reusable workflow (release-with-assets.yml) and its associated composite actions (setup-git-pat, deploy-docc) to ensure consistent release automation across repositories, while fixing syntax errors and applying security reviews (e.g., removing hardcoded $secrets literals and plumbing HAPPITEC_READ_ONLY_PAT for private Swift Package Manager dependencies).
• Enhanced deploy-docc’s flexibility by introducing a sibling-repos input, enabling it to resolve local-path dependencies (e.g., internal framework submodules), thereby supporting modular monorepo-style documentation builds.
• Improved security and reliability of CI workflows by migrating sensitive Git authentication logic into a dedicated composite action (setup-git-pat)—centralizing PAT handling, eliminating duplication, and reducing exposure of credentials in plaintext.

tmp-recorder-build

29 commits

• Multitouch Playback & Visualization: Introduced a full-featured touch playback and visualization system, including animated play/pause controls, timeline scrubber, three-layer overlay (playback line, dashed Bezier curve, interactive dots), and Bezier interpolation with smooth curve-following scrub handling (switched from raw high-fidelity to filtered samples for fidelity). A “ghost overlay” and control handle visualization were added to aid debugging and gesture interpretation.
• Recording & Data Integrity Improvements: Fixed critical issues with touch session trimming (e.g., stop-button tap trimming by timestamp cutoff, not touchId), corrected date decoding strategy (ISO8601) for file loading, and reverted an incorrect fix—ultimately ensuring precise touch snapshot handling (single preciseLocation capture, omitted when redundant). Real touch sensor attributes are now captured in TouchSample, improving fidelity.
• Platform & UX Enhancements: Added macOS 14 support, resolved iOS rendering scale via project.yml, and implemented canvas-confined zoom/pan with rate-picker reordering and a dedicated Clear button. Introduced a 15fps playback rate, improved gesture handling (e.g., excluded touches beginning inside recorder controls), and integrated TouchStreamSession schema into documentation and example.
• Example App & Dependency Refinement: Rewrote GettingStarted.md for clarity and advisory compliance, integrated MultitouchPlayback into the SwiftUI example app (using NavigationStack and URL-based dependency v0.2.0), and added a file importer for loading recordings, along with a Bezier scrub toggle—resulting in a functional, self-contained TouchStreamRecorder example app for iOS/macOS.
• Documentation & Schema Stability: Published the canonical touch stream schema with reinterpretation guidance and updated internal recorder logic (TouchStreamRecorder.swift) to align with real-world sensor behavior and playback expectations.

world-canvas-harness-src

1 commit

• Project Configuration Stabilization: Resolved build and integration issues in the WorldCanvasDemo project by explicitly adding required Swift configuration keys—SWIFT_VERSION and PRODUCT_NAME—to its project.yml, ensuring consistent Xcode project generation and compatibility across development environments.

Project activity for April 30, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

16 commits

• UI/UX Improvements for Task Messages: Implemented collapsible UI for task notifications and session-resume notes, collapsing continued-conversation summaries and <task-notification> wrappers by default to reduce visual clutter and improve focus on actionable items; task status and summary are now surfaced directly in the collapsed pill state.
• Layout & Navigation Fixes Across Platforms: Resolved iPad-specific issues around NavigationSplitView and inspector behavior, including reverting prior inspector rewrites due to type-checker and UI instability, and restoring a stable TabView-based inspector with per-tab search and agent-scoped content—ensuring reliable sidebar selection handling via optional binding.
• Configuration & Build Process Updates: Made schema the single source of truth for server URL, enabling more robust and consistent environment configuration; bumped project versions and updated xcodegen source-of-truth files to align with recent fixes and features.

ota-app

1 commit

• Added Home Screen widget to display recently updated apps, enabling users to quickly access the latest modified applications directly from their device home screen.
• Implemented underlying data layer to track app update timestamps and integrate with the system’s app update events, ensuring the widget reflects real-time changes without manual refresh.

world-canvas-harness-src

3 commits

• Added a Swift-based regression testing harness that drives end-to-end round-trip tests via the vm-daemon, significantly improving test coverage and automation for critical paths.
• Enhanced WorldCanvasDemo with a --suppress-release-notes launch argument, enabling cleaner demo deployments by hiding distracting release announcements.
• Implemented a multitouch recorder with integrated release notes for OTA (over-the-air) distribution, allowing user-facing capture and replay of complex touch interactions for QA, debugging, and customer support.

Project activity for April 29, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

11 commits

• iPad inspector UI overhauls and platform-specific fixes: Replaced NavigationStack with in-content controls for better iPad inspector layout fidelity, and switched from size class to UIDevice idiom detection to reliably distinguish iPad from other devices—ensuring inspector behavior aligns with tablet constraints.
• Inspector architecture and state management: Hoisted inspector content out of the main body to isolate it for proper type-checking and composability; nested sheet attachments within the inspector while hoisting composer state to improve modularity and reduce side effects.
• Search functionality enhancements: Introduced a local search field in the issues feed, replaced global search with a dedicated Tab(role: .search) for the inspector, and surfaced search in the conversation inspector—enabling context-aware, on-demand search without disrupting navigation.
• Persistent UI elements and bug fixes: Restored the + button across multiple issues surfaces (both feed and inspector) and ensured persistent search, +, and persistence controls coexist cleanly on iPad.
• Issue state schema expansion: Extended the client-side schema to accept "duplicate" and "reopened" as valid state_reason values—aligning the UI with backend reality and fixing deserialization issues during issue updates.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

4 commits

• Migrated remaining test sites to unified error handling: The team consolidated error reporting across test files by migrating from ad-hoc error patterns to a standardized daemonErrorMessage interface, ensuring consistent error presentation.
• Refactored error propagation for clarity: Daemon errors are now surfaced via result.error instead of result.data, aligning with functional expectations and preventing misinterpretation of error payloads as valid data.
• Exposed new MCP tools for test lifecycle management: Four new MCP tools—test_script_start, test_script_status, and test_script_cancel—were added to expose external control over test execution, enabling third-party tools to programmatically manage test runs.
• Documented tool count update: Minor documentation correction updated the advertised tool count from 40 to 42 to reflect the recent additions.

ota-app

1 commit

• Integrated Happitec’s release notes rendering engine (HappitecReleaseNotes) into the tap-row UI component, enabling dynamic, structured display of release information directly within the application’s workflow.
• This change replaces hardcoded or static note rendering with a standardized, reusable component—improving consistency, maintainability, and reducing duplication across release note views.

TartRunnerKit

3 commits

• Implemented per-platform VM concurrency caps to prevent resource contention and improve stability during concurrent builds across different OS platforms (e.g., Linux, macOS, Windows), directly addressing issue #81.
• Cleaned up ephemeral GitHub runner registrations by automating or refining the cleanup of transient runner instances after use, resolving stale registration issues and reducing noise in the GitHub Actions infrastructure (#59).
• Enhanced the Linux base image by installing zip and the gh CLI, enabling standardized packaging and GitHub API interactions (e.g., artifact upload, release management) within Linux CI/CD workflows.

Project activity for April 28, 2026:

ota-app

1 commit

• Replaced the static release-notes.txt file with an interactive, in-app release notes preview feature, allowing users to view release notes directly within the app via a dedicated tap-row interface element—improving discoverability and eliminating external dependencies for release information.

Project activity for April 27, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

9 commits

• Enhanced prompt UI with Liquid Glass styling and contextual rendering: Implemented a Liquid Glass overlay for interactive permission prompts on the home screen, and enabled rendering of tool_input directly in the prompt row (iOS/macOS #153) alongside an extended view in a popover for status history (iOS/macOS #137), improving clarity and reducing context-switching.
• Interactive notification system: Added interactive permission prompts on the home screen, allowing users to grant/deny permissions without exiting the app flow (#146).
• State management refinement: Fixed a critical edge case by defaulting unknown or undefined states to idle, ensuring predictable behavior during initialization or recovery scenarios (#140).
• Infrastructure & release readiness: Conducted multiple OTA-enabled version bumps (1.0.14–1.0.18) across iOS and macOS builds to support incremental feature delivery, and integrated HappitecReleaseNotes for iOS to streamline release communication.

dash-agent

2 commits

• Surfaced current_tool_input in agent_state, enabling real-time visibility into the exact raw input being processed by the active tool; this allows debugging, auditing, and potential client-side validation or UI feedback during tool execution—improving observability and error diagnostics without altering the underlying agent logic.

dash-github-actions

1 commit

• Added visual trend indicators (squares) to ephemeral runner cards to surface real-time performance shifts, improving users’ ability to quickly assess dynamic system behavior without navigating to detailed reports;
• The implementation introduces a lightweight, ephemeral data visualization layer that adapts to transient states—enabling faster triage and decision-making in time-sensitive operational contexts.

ota-app

1 commit

• Platform-specific app filtering: Implemented logic to hide macOS applications from the iOS device list in the app discovery or management interface, ensuring a cleaner, platform-appropriate user experience—this resolves cross-platform confusion and prevents incompatible pairing attempts.
• Version bump to 1.0.1/9: Incremented the version to reflect the above fix, aligning with release management best practices for internal builds or early adoption tracking.

package-paper-destruction

21 commits

• Reorganized project structure by extracting the editor logic into a dedicated RipEditor Swift Package target, moving sources and tests from RipPlayground to enable modularization, public API exposure (RipEditorView and its initializer), and cleaner dependency management (including updating the iOS deployment target to v18 to match related components like WorldCanvas and MultitouchHandler).
• Implemented core rendering and serialization infrastructure for collage artifacts, including a .collage-format WireFormat.V1.Document codec, runtime CompositionState types, and robust round-trip + tolerant-decode tests—laying the groundwork for reliable document persistence and state management.
• Enhanced test coverage with smoke tests for renderComposition and a new CompositionRenderView, while adding @MainActor isolation to ensure thread safety in UI-critical rendering code.
• Standardized the Plan A OTA cut process by updating bundle identifiers and display names in RipPlayground, incorporating happitec-release-notes for automated release tracking, and documenting the extraction strategy (WashiTape Plan A) alongside acceptance criteria and design specs to align engineering with product goals.

tailnet-webhook-mcp

1 commit

• Enhanced tool input sanitization and event propagation: Implemented forwarding of sanitized tool_input payloads through the pre_tool_use hook, ensuring sensitive or malformed data is redacted or normalized before tool execution—this improves security, debuggability, and consistency across tool invocations by standardizing input at the hook layer.

tailnet-webhook-receiver

1 commit

• Enhanced debuggability and reproducibility of agent workflows: The system now persists truncated tool_input payloads directly in AgentState, ensuring that even when raw tool inputs exceed storage limits or contain sensitive data, a concise, consistent snapshot is retained for auditing, debugging, and error reconstruction—without compromising privacy or bloating state storage.
• Improved robustness in tool execution pipelines: By explicitly handling truncation logic at the state-persistence layer, the change decouples input sanitization from tool logic, allowing downstream components to safely rely on AgentState for accurate, truncated historical records of tool interactions—critical for retry mechanisms, observability, and forensic analysis.

Project activity for April 26, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

13 commits

• Implemented a full permission-prompt system across the UI and backend, including SwiftUI components, a PermissionPromptManager to handle state and lifecycle (with heartbeat watchdog and SSE reconnection logic for reliability), and integration into the scene root for system-wide accessibility.
• Connected the prompt UI across detail, list, and row views, enabling interactive prompt rendering and dispatch via a new permissionPromptReceived notification— wiring end-to-end from server event to user-facing interface.
• Protected Phase-2 prompt/rule operations with client-side wrappers, ensuring safe orchestration of prompt-related message handling and rule evaluation.
• Refined the Phase-2 plan by consolidating snapshot rules to merge-and-dedupe (per §7.2), updating UX placement guidance, and removing outdated Pushover/notify-prompt references, aligning the design with the latest feedback (#135).
• Added comprehensive test coverage for prompts—including manager logic, view-layer behavior, and mock fixtures aligned with actual operation IDs—ensuring correctness of the new prompt flow.

FederatedActivityPublisher

2 commits

• Improved DocC documentation routing and reliability: Added robustness to DocC’s path-based routing logic by addressing review feedback with 4 additional targeted test cases, ensuring correct URL mapping and fallback behavior for documentation pages.
• Optimized selective build performance: Fixed issue #223 by excluding DocC-generated files from the selective build process and switching to direct ZIP installation for the fast path—dramatically reducing build times and avoiding redundant processing of static documentation assets.

happitec-release-notes

6 commits

• Implemented Swift Package Manager (SPM) integration per docs/design-v1.md, establishing a modern, modular dependency management structure for the project.
• Refactored sheet presentation logic to use .sheet(item:), ensuring RecapScreen correctly receives and renders parsed release data—fixing prior issues with data flow and view state.
• Added XCUITest regression coverage specifically for sheet rendering to prevent UI regressions and validate the new sheet implementation.
• Incorporated Opus advisory feedback, including schema-level improvements (e.g., constraining the slug parameter) and architectural suggestions, aligning the design with production-grade validation and correctness principles.
• Proposed and formalized an initial design for happitec-release-notes, setting foundational direction for a dedicated release notes component or service.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

2 commits

• Revealed new simulation logging controls by exposing sim_log_start and sim_log_stop MCP tools, enabling external systems to programmatically initiate and terminate simulation logging—a prerequisite for orchestrating repeatable test runs and capturing diagnostic telemetry in automated CI workflows.
• Audited and documented the MCP surface area, updating endpoint counts and linking to an open stale issue, which improves transparency of the API contract and helps prioritize future cleanup or deprecation work.

LetterSet

2 commits

• Claude Code Review automation enabled via CI configuration, allowing the happitec-computer bot to trigger AI-assisted code reviews, improving review consistency and reducing manual oversight.
• Hardware keyboard UX refinement by guarding SpacebarMoveView first-responder status behind hardware keyboard detection—preventing UI interference on touch devices where virtual keyboards are in use—ensuring a more predictable and platform-appropriate interaction model.

ota-app

3 commits

• Adopted happitec-release-notes as a Swift Package Manager dependency with bundled file support, enabling reliable access to release notes via a bundled resource path instead of external network calls or manual asset management.
• Fixed pinning and versioning issues by re-pinning and bumping the happitec-release-notes dependency to resolve a regression in .sheet(item:) presentation—ensuring compatibility with the latest SPM bundling mechanism and preventing runtime failures in the release notes view.

package-multitouch

1 commit

• Fixed broken documentation for the vm-daemon component by updating a stale DocC sub-link, ensuring developers can reliably access updated API reference material.

package-multitouch-vm

2 commits

• Package restructuring and documentation alignment: The package-multitouch-vm-client was introduced as a new, consolidated Swift package to unify the client-side multitouch and VM interaction logic, replacing fragmented or outdated module references; README and AGENTS.md were updated to correctly reference this new package, ensuring developers and automation tooling point to the canonical source.
• Documentation integrity fixes: A numerical drift (e.g., outdated version numbers or configuration values) in the VMDaemon DocC bundle—likely causing incorrect or misleading API documentation—was identified and corrected, restoring accuracy and reliability for consumers of the virtual machine daemon’s interface documentation.

package-multitouch-vm-client

12 commits

• Swift client and CLI tooling foundation: Introduced a Swift-based client library and executable (multitouch-playback) to enable programmatic and CLI-driven device interaction, establishing the core infrastructure for playback, testing, and remote control workflows (Phases 3.1–3.2).
• Playback command suite completion: Delivered a full CLI subcommand set for device playback operations, including status, replay, screenshot, simgesture tap+drag, start, and install+launch, collectively enabling end-to-end simulation and control of device behaviors (Phase 3.3).
• Improved reliability and testability: Added comprehensive library and CLI test coverage (Phase 3.4) to ensure correctness of playback logic and CLI interactions, alongside a fix to pre-process the OpenAPI spec to preserve /screenshot response bodies for Python clients—ensuring data integrity across language toolchains.
• Documentation rigor: Enhanced user-facing and contributor-facing docs (README, AGENTS.md) for the Swift client and CLI, and addressed reviewer feedback by clarifying non-exhaustive op listings—improving usability, discoverability, and maintainability.

package-paper-destruction

12 commits

• Migrated and modernized screenshot handling: Replaced the #70 workaround with a proper typed vm-client integration (v0.1.1), routing /screenshot through httpx, enabling type-safe, maintainable API interactions.
• Progressively refactored core infrastructure: Declared multitouch-vm-client as a dependency and migrated 10 JSON endpoints to use the new client library, laying the groundwork for a unified, typed interface.
• Implemented and validated canonical regression testing: Developed and executed a canonical variability regression plan and runner, added retry-on-divergence logic to stabilize tests, and uploaded results—now retroactively applied to post-migration validation in Phase 2.
• Improved clarity and maintainability of output: Renamed diff-pair columns to Δ(i,j) for mathematical clarity and merged multiple PR reviews to enforce YAML-driven scope definitions, 4% pass/fail thresholds, and taxonomy cleanup, aligning test configuration with explicit, auditable criteria.
• Documented engineering conventions: Added canonical-regression PR workflow to README and AGENTS.md, ensuring consistency and onboarding support for future contributors.

Project activity for April 25, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

6 commits

• Per-agent reboot functionality was added to the info menu, allowing targeted device reboots with improved UX via .alert and ellipsis in the menu label.
• Rate-limit handling was enhanced by rendering the Retry-After window in rate-limit toasts, fixing a prior omission.
• Build system coordination was updated: iOS builds were bumped to version 32 (for OTA delivery per #125) and ShareExtension’s CFBundleVersion was synced to 32 to ensure consistency.
• Responsive layout fixes addressed an iPad-specific issue where the composer incorrectly remained visible in regular size class, restoring expected behavior per #117.

dash-agent

6 commits

• Remote reboot functionality was added for shpool sessions via a new POST /api/agents/:name/reboot endpoint, enabling remote triggering of agent restarts. To ensure reliability and OS compatibility, the reboot implementation now uses Launch Services instead of legacy AppleEvents.
• To improve user experience, the Terminal window is automatically closed 90 seconds after dispatching the reboot, preventing stale sessions from lingering.
• OpenAPI schema hardening was performed across multiple models (Message, Agent, AgentState, etc.) by adding format: date-time for timestamp fields and marking previously optional fields as required, improving API contract clarity and validation.
• A standardized ErrorBody schema was introduced for HTTP error responses (400, 404, 500) on the reboot endpoint, ensuring consistent error handling and client-side parsing.

dash-github-actions

8 commits

• Improved runner lifecycle management: Implemented a reconciliation mechanism to address stuck in_progress runs and a 12-hour stale sweep to proactively clean up stale runs, ensuring the system remains responsive and avoids resource lockups.
• Refined runner classification and filtering: Switched from live runner list lookups to label-based classification for self-hosted runners (fixing inaccuracies), removed obsolete computed properties, and introduced grouping of ephemeral runners by logical type—enhancing reliability and maintainability.
• Enhanced UI/UX for runner visibility: Added status filtering (active/queued/success/failed) to history views, displayed last-run begin time on runner cards, and suppressed transient ephemeral-* runners from the top-level runner list—improving clarity and reducing noise for operators.
• Minor cleanup: Added .DS_Store to .gitignore to prevent accidental tracking of OS-specific metadata.

happitec-release-notes

3 commits

• Schema constraint for slug parameters: Enforced stricter input validation on slug fields (likely in URLs or resource identifiers) to ensure data integrity and prevent malformed or ambiguous identifiers, addressing a review comment from Opus.
• Happitec release notes system: Initiated a formal design phase for a new release notes generator/delivery system—happitec-release-notes—aiming to automate or standardize how version changes are documented and communicated to users.
• Project scaffolding: Added a minimal single-line README to kick off the repository, establishing basic discoverability before deeper implementation.

happitec.com

1 commit

• Optimized runtime data fetching architecture by introducing bucket reuse, reducing redundant fetch operations and improving efficiency during plan generation;
• Refactored the writing plan logic to support seamless integration of bucket reuse and runtime fetch, enabling more flexible and performant query execution for time-series or partitioned workloads.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

2 commits

• Rescoped documentation for the 16d module to accurately reflect its role as a façade layer over the vm-daemon REST API, clarifying its purpose as an abstraction rather than a standalone service.
• Fixed a critical race condition in the RecordingState and SimLogState actors by ensuring tryStart operations are atomic, resolving issue #35 and preventing inconsistent state transitions under concurrent access.

ota-app

2 commits

• Integrated a new “What’s New” screen into the Recap onboarding flow by incorporating mergesort/Recap, enabling users to see the latest features and updates upon first launch.
• Fixed a critical launch-blocking bug by removing the .notableOnly flag, which was preventing the initial “What’s New” screen from displaying—ensuring first-time users now correctly see the onboarding experience.

package-multitouch-vm

4 commits

• Reorganized the vm_daemon Ansible role to accommodate a new nested sub-package layout, ensuring deployment consistency and maintainability.
• Migrated the vm-daemon source code from an external repository (ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp) into this codebase, unifying development and version control under a single project.
• Improved actor concurrency and reliability by making the tryStart operation atomic for RecordingState and SimLogState, preventing race conditions during state transitions and enhancing overall system stability.

package-multitouch-vm-client

2 commits

• Repository bootstrapping and initial scaffolding were completed, establishing the foundational structure for a dual-language client project using Python and TypeScript;
• This involved generating standardized client libraries from a shared API specification (likely OpenAPI/Swagger), enabling consistent, type-safe consumption of backend services across both runtime environments;
• The work sets up a scalable architecture for future client development, ensuring consistency, reducing boilerplate, and laying the groundwork for automated SDK generation pipelines.

package-paper-destruction

28 commits

• Washi tape feature expansion and polish: Implemented pattern rotation per-stamp for more flexible layout, added new patterns (poop, scissors, heart, 5 tape emoji) with glyphs in the picker, and introduced a light-mode-only canvas to prevent ink color inversion. The washi picker was refined to use stamp glyphs as leading characters and defaults to “plain” on reset.
• Stroke lifecycle and drawing reliability fixes: Replaced session-end drawing accumulation with immediate stroke synthesis (fixing #53, #54), decoupled commit from PencilKit flush, and ensured robust detection of stroke ends via UIKit touch lift + safe flush polling (Opus/PR reviews).
• Z-rank ordering and shape absorption: Replaced sentinel-based zRank with real, host-relative band ranks, resolved stale comments and PR feedback around naming and sort stability, and rendered tape by bond-based rank rather than always-on-top—enabling correct stacking during absorption.
• Auto tool selection improvements: Refined segment width heuristics, added touch gate logic (point(inside:)), corrected allowedTouchTypes (fixing iPhone auto-cut regression), and implemented toolbar swaps during tool selection, especially for multi-touch scenarios.
• Input device preferences and device-specific support: Added iPad-specific pencil/finger split preference, improved long-press photo preview borders, and renamed “Plain” to Cellophane for clarity.

swift-rss-s3-generator

8 commits

• Reassigned ownership and scoped permissions for S3 lifecycle management: the article-bucket ownership was removed from this repo, and S3 bucket-lifecycle permissions were granted to the deploy role—scoped specifically to happitec-* buckets—while also tightening the S3ArticleBucketLifecycle configuration per security review.
• Refactored and hardened the Lambda packaging pipeline: replaced reliance on sam build with a pre-built artifact approach, ensuring the Lambda zip is built (via swift-al2023:6.3) before sam build runs; added zip installation to the runner, enforced pre-clean of plugin outputs, and asserted the zip path exists post-archiving to prevent silent failures.
• Improved build reliability and security posture by decoupling artifact generation from the deployment toolchain, reducing sam build’s responsibilities, and enforcing stricter, least-privilege IAM for lifecycle operations.

tailnet-webhook-receiver

2 commits

• Enhanced configurability and environment isolation: The TART_HOME environment variable is now properly plumbed through to CoordinatorConfig, ensuring the coordinator service respects the configured home directory—this enables more flexible and reproducible deployments across environments (e.g., containerized or multi-tenant setups) without hardcoding paths.
• Reliability and data integrity improvements: Fixed two critical issues related to message handling—first, by preventing truncation of agent_message and dashboard_message bodies, ensuring full payload fidelity is preserved for diagnostics, audit trails, and user-facing displays; this addresses past data loss or ambiguity in logs and UI reports where truncated messages obscured root-cause analysis.

TartRunnerKit

1 commit

• Fixed three critical reliability defects in RunnerCoordinator, addressing race conditions and state inconsistencies that could cause task dispatch failures or orphaned workers during scaling events or recovery scenarios, thereby improving the robustness of the distributed execution framework.

Project activity for April 24, 2026:

dash

9 commits

• Implemented the openapi-contract-gate action, a new composite GitHub Action that enforces OpenAPI contract compliance by validating API specifications against a contract, with initial scaffolding (694dec9) followed by full implementation (244f163) and documentation of its path-filter pattern for cost-effective, early gating (ec3a70d).
• Improved reliability and portability of the CI workflow: fixed a stale readiness timeout message (extended from 30s to 60s to accommodate slower start times) (9939617), addressed macOS compatibility by replacing reliance on GNU timeout with a portable implementation (8706752), and ensured robust startup by launching a pre-built mock binary while extending the readiness budget (38620f9).
• Refined test and validation practices: switched from invoking reusable workflows to direct composite action invocation in self-tests (75323a1) to reduce overhead and improve determinism, and incorporated design and code review feedback to harden the action’s behavior and documentation (f917596, 75323a1).

dash-agent

2 commits

• Standardized Server-Sent Events (SSE) protocol for streaming prompts: The /prompts/stream endpoint’s response envelope was elevated from inline structure to formally named schemas (e.g., PromptStreamStart, PromptStreamContent, PromptStreamError), improving spec clarity, client-generation reliability, and developer experience by decoupling transport semantics from payload semantics.
• Resolved Opus feedback on PR #22: Critical review comments—particularly around schema consistency, naming conventions, and event sequencing guarantees—were addressed, ensuring the spec accurately reflects operational behavior (e.g., correct ordering, null-safety, and error recovery semantics), thereby strengthening confidence in client-side stream handling.

package-multitouch-recorder

4 commits

• Enhanced recording metadata: Added build and version fields to recordings (#22), enabling accurate tracking of the software context in which recordings were captured—critical for debugging, compatibility analysis, and auditing.
• Improved testability and testing infrastructure: Migrated tests to Swift Testing, and introduced an InfoProviding dependency injection seam to enable real runtime discovery coverage, making tests more reliable, expressive, and reflective of actual execution environments.
• Strengthened developer experience and documentation: Updated README and AGENTS docs with clear install instructions, output examples, and corrected JSON build/version examples—ensuring users and contributors can onboard and validate behavior more effectively.

package-paper-destruction

9 commits

• Refactored rank management logic during shape absorption, replacing unreliable sentinels with concrete rank values to resolve correctness issues in #55, and further rescope absorbed ranks into host-relative bands to improve spatial coherence and avoid off-by-one or stale-band errors.
• Fixed stroke rendering behavior at session termination, shifting from session-end drawing accumulation (which caused issues like Codex P1 in #54) to always synthesizing the stroke at session end (#53)—ensuring consistent, predictable output regardless of PencilKit’s internal flush timing.
• Improved code clarity and maintainability by renaming the rankBandMargin constant (PR #56 review) and updating outdated comments (e.g., shapeBaseRank in performTape bucket-sort) to accurately reflect the current algorithm’s intent and behavior.

Project activity for April 23, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

38 commits

• Platform-specific UI refinements: Implemented targeted iPhone and iPad interface improvements—including splitting navigation architecture (NavigationStack on iPhone, TabView on iPad), optimizing agent list layouts, adjusting table rendering (GFM tables via SwiftUI Grid), and refining bubble/touch interaction behaviors (e.g., context-menu highlighting, idle-state visibility, smooth pending-bubble reflow)—to ensure platform-appropriate ergonomics and responsiveness.
• Agent interaction and state handling: Enabled immediate sending to dormant agents (PR #94), restored the add-issue button in inspector sheets, and made Agent conform to Identifiable for reliable sheet presentation, addressing critical feedback from Opus and Erin.
• Data rendering and transport architecture: Improved event-driven communication by wiring SSE through a generated OpenAPI client with runtime decoding, gate-decoding by event name (Opus round-2), and applying spec hygiene and framing fixes; this strengthened reliability and maintainability of real-time notifications.
• Configuration and integration fixes: Corrected misconfigured paths (agent.dir vs .cwd) and URLs (agents:// scheme), addressed multiple Opus review rounds across PRs #101, #102, #103, #112, #113, and #114, and resolved tablet/tablet layout inconsistencies (e.g., toolbar alignment, table width constraints).
• Design planning and scoping: Developed and iterated on Phase-1 and Phase-2 SwiftUI implementation plans for the permission-prompt UI, incorporating explicit issue-creation from long-press and resolving administrivia, navigation, and route-related feedback per Opus and Erin’s reviews.

dash-agent

12 commits

• Implemented a new in-dashboard permission-prompt UI system, including backend services (promptStore, sseBus, rulesAdapter), a server-sent event (SSE) stream wired into the Vue frontend (App.vue), and supporting hooks (e.g., permission-prompt.sh) for policy enforcement and external notifications.
• Designed and scoped both Phase-1 and Phase-2 implementations, refining scope through iterative reviews—specifically addressing operational gotchas (e.g., bypass behavior, expired-prompt handling with yes-always logic), contract-fit compliance, and infrastructure readiness (OpenAPI specs, README documentation).
• Resolved multiple rounds of peer and team feedback (Opus, Erin, and administrative reviewers) to ensure robustness, documentation clarity, and alignment with high-level requirements, culminating in a functional, production-bound prototype ready for Phase-2 expansion.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

3 commits

• Design Specification for Rotation Support: A new, comprehensive design spec was created (issue #38) to formalize the rotation feature, grounded in real-world input mechanisms—specifically, CGEvent keystrokes—ensuring alignment with macOS input handling behavior rather than abstract assumptions.
• Iterative Refinement Based on Feedback: Following an internal code-review process, the rotation spec was refined (e.g., clarifying Opus-related semantics) to improve technical accuracy, maintainability, and cross-team understanding.
• Documentation as a First-Class Artifact: This work underscores a shift toward treating design documentation as a critical, living artifact—prioritizing precision, traceability, and early validation before implementation—to reduce ambiguity and prevent rework downstream.

Project activity for April 22, 2026:

dash-agent

4 commits

• Enhanced payload routing logic: Clarified and documented the precedence rules for payload delivery—payload-based delivery now takes priority over attribute-based delivery—ensuring more predictable and explicit message routing behavior.
• Improved observability and debugging: Exposed the delivery UUID on the RecentMessage model, directly addressing issue #14 and enabling users to trace individual message deliveries across systems.
• Increased system clarity and robustness: Refactored timeout handling with named, semantic constants (e.g., DISPATCHER_TIMEOUT_MS) and updated error messaging—404 responses now explicitly distinguish “message not found” from “session expired”, reducing misinterpretation of failure states.
• Real-time agent state integration: Surfaced live agent availability status directly from the dispatcher, allowing frontend or orchestrator components to make dynamic routing decisions based on real-time agent capacity and presence.

happitec-logo-generator

2 commits

• Enhanced documentation with comprehensive updates based on Opus team feedback, improving clarity and usability.
• Added a new “Recipes” section to the docs, featuring practical, copy-paste-ready examples—including one for the RipPlayground icon—enabling developers to quickly integrate and customize components without starting from scratch.

tailnet-webhook-mcp

3 commits

• Implemented a new agent-state hook handler to capture and process Claude Code lifecycle events (e.g., session start, tool execution, error), enabling external integrations and observability via hooks.
• Added end-to-end test coverage for subprocess POST requests—specifically validating hook invocations—including support for environment-variable overrides to simulate diverse execution contexts.
• Refactored session metadata resolution by extracting sessions.json handling into a dedicated src/sessions.mjs module, improving modularity and maintainability of session-related logic.

tailnet-webhook-receiver

14 commits

• Agent State Management Infrastructure: Implemented a new REST API surface for agent state management—including POST /agent_events and GET /agent_state endpoints—with corresponding state store, OpenAPI spec, and XCTest test coverage for state machines, boundary conditions, and HTTP behavior; this enables reliable client-server state synchronization and debugging.
• Robust LaunchD Integration: Developed an idempotent ensure-dispatcher helper (with health checks and recovery logic) to manage agent lifecycle on macOS, fixed a gui-domain on-demand-only bug, and refined the RunnerCoordinator startup sequence—switching the watchdog to a release build for improved stability in production.
• Production Hardening & Observability: Tightened error handling (e.g., stricter 400 responses, explicit null handling, safe dict iteration), raised compact payload truncation limits to 2000 characters for richer diagnostic data, and enhanced dashboards and README documentation to clarify incident response and API usage.

Project activity for April 21, 2026:

package-paper-destruction

60 commits

• Tape v3 implementation: A full refactor of the tape feature into a first-class, removable, history-preserving, and resolution-independent tool, built incrementally across multiple steps—including group-core gesture routing, scene-item migration, group-building logic, long-press menu support, generalized cut + connectivity passes, and unit tests— culminating in a stable version (CFBundleVersion 63).
• Cut path and sub-stroke attachment improvements: Shifted from endpoint-based to all-point sampling for matching tape to shapes, implemented per-parent majority voting for sub-stroke attachment, and resolved endpoint ambiguity via pure-contained body sampling (after reverting and restoring connectivity hints). Also normalized the tape halo to full width and eliminated alpha bleed by disabling interpolation in pixelIsOpaque, replacing earlier pixel-opaque attempts with silhouette halo logic.
• Rotation and coordinate handling: Accurately compensating for host and group rotation when projecting cuts into local coordinates or attaching tapes to existing groups, ensuring correct alignment across transformations.
• Tape feedback and rendering polish: Rasterizing taped pieces in ascending z-order while inheriting the topmost piece’s z-index; correcting piece centering and scale flooring; enabling square tape ends, piece zoom toggle, and more opaque visuals.
• Presets and UI enhancements: Introduced JSON-based preset import/export and a presets menu for saving/applying rip configurations; refined deckle edge behavior via slope-limited and frequency-scaled variants; added per-photo zoom-setting inheritance; and improved diagnostics (e.g., status text placement, silhouette logging, and group input/output visibility).
• Tooling and infrastructure: Created an app-icon generator script for RipPlayground with a 320pt glyph composition update; enforced VM-side simulator usage for fail-fast behavior; documented MCP replay and tape v3 planning; and applied design review feedback (Opus and PR #28/29).
• Stroke detection refinement: Switched stroke-end detection from PencilKit commit events to UIKit touch-lift events for more accurate gesture termination.

Project activity for April 20, 2026:

package-paper-destruction

5 commits

• Enhanced media export capability by adding NSPhotoLibraryAddUsageDescription to ensure the Save Image option reliably appears in the system share sheet, resolving a critical user-facing issue.
• Launched a new deckle edge-behavior experiment to explore and evaluate a visually distinct page-turn effect in the reading experience, indicating early-stage design validation.
• Incremented the RipPlayground build version (47 → 48) for an over-the-air (OTA) rollout, enabling delivery of prior changes and stabilizing the distribution pipeline.
• Refactored and exposed the core speed-extraction functionality by making extractSpeeds a public library API, allowing external integrators to programmatically extract reading speeds; concurrently updated DocC documentation to surface this API and corrected stale symbol links for improved developer experience.

shared-actions

5 commits

• Replaced static deployment config with a dynamic, automated Sam deployment workflow: The team removed the hardcoded deploy-sam.yml and introduced a deploy-sam restart plan, enabling more resilient and repeatable deployments.
• Automated Swift package preparation: The workflow now auto-runs swift package archive before sam build, ensuring that Swift source code is correctly packaged into a zip archive prior to AWS SAM processing—critical for reliable Lambda deployment of Swift-based functions.
• Strengthened deployment validation: Added verification that the swift package archive step successfully produces a valid zip, catching failures early and preventing malformed deployments.
• Integrated team feedback: Finalized the implementation based on internal Opus review feedback (items I1–I3, S1–S4), refining both the packaging process and deployment reliability.

Project activity for April 19, 2026:

package-paper-destruction

10 commits

• Deckle width control overhaul: Replaced the original “by range” mode with a cubic Bezier curve editor (704b4e7), enabled by switching to the jackvdp/Range-Slider SwiftPM package (3964953), while retaining a separate “by range” speed variability mode (5cabd3f) to decouple width variability from speed—improving fine-grained control and user expressivity.
• Photo-cut reliability & UX: Implemented auto-cut on stroke end via the drawing delegate (6393609) to provide immediate feedback, fixed photo-cut zoom issues by removing intrinsicContentSize dependency from AlphaUIImageView (74add42), and introduced cleaner photo replacement with dark mode support (64871c2), significantly enhancing visual fidelity and workflow consistency.
• Candidate optimization & planning: Consolidated duplicate velocity candidates (56c0bb0) to reduce noise, added structured implementation plans for candidate promotion (94839e7), and explored Playground-to-library migration opportunities (1a1c219) to streamline tooling and reproducibility.
• Code hygiene & integration: Addressed multiple rounds of review feedback (5ce6cbd, 64871c2), ensuring alignment with design goals and maintainability standards across the drawing engine’s core interactions.

Project activity for April 18, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

2 commits

• Redesigned the TabView component for iOS/iPadOS to improve adaptive layout behavior and usability in the sidebar, specifically addressing previously identified gaps in responsiveness and interaction patterns.
• Resolved outstanding UX and accessibility feedback from the Opus review on PR #69, including refinements to focus management, voice-over labeling, and dynamic type support—ensuring consistency with platform guidelines and overall product design standards.

dash-agent

2 commits

• Enhanced agent configuration flexibility by adding an optional symbol field to the agents API, enabling richer agent identification and UI rendering without requiring backend schema changes for new symbol types.
• Improved message handling fidelity by removing the rigid 1000-character per-message truncation, preserving full context in agent interactions and supporting more nuanced, long-form dialogue—critical for complex reasoning or multi-turn tasks where truncation previously caused data loss or degraded output quality.

shared-actions

6 commits

• Automated and hardened Swift Lambda packaging and deployment: Implemented a reusable GitHub Actions workflow (deploy-sam.yml) that auto-runs swift package archive before sam build, and added verification to confirm the archive produces a valid zip—ensuring reliable, reproducible Lambda deployments for Swift applications and preventing silent failures from malformed archives.
• Strengthened security and configuration best practices: Fixed a critical bug in the Swift Lambda example where --use-container caused inconsistent builds (now warns against its use), improved bootstrap role permissions to allow management of *-oidc* stacks, and addressed reviewer feedback for cleaner, more maintainable CI/CD logic.
• Architectural improvements: Shifted toward declarative, reusable CI workflows—centralizing SAM deployment logic to reduce duplication, standardize deployments across services, and enforce consistent packaging and validation rules.

swift-rss-s3-generator

16 commits

• Infrastructure & Deployment Modernization: Migrated SAM-based deployments to a standardized, shared reusable workflow using setup-sam-portable and enforced secure, canonical OIDC-based authentication (fixing the --use-container and pre-cleaning plugin outputs); added explicit sam validate to CI and introduced stage/production deployment workflows (deploy-stage, deploy-prod) with updated documentation.
• Architecture & Abstraction: Introduced S3ObjectStore protocol (Phase 4) to decouple S3 interactions and added comprehensive integration tests, enabling platform-agnostic storage abstractions.
• Cross-Platform Build Stability: Resolved Linux-specific failures by replacing the non-portable XMLParser well-formedness check with a FeedKit round-trip approach, and swapped OSAllocatedUnfairLock for Mutex in MockS3ObjectStore to ensure deterministic concurrency on Linux.
• Resource Safety & Validations: Enhanced AWS resource definitions by adding MinLength validation to BucketName parameters, documenting risky Retain policy footguns, and proactively creating the articles bucket in the SAM template—ensuring correct, predictable provisioning and reducing deployment-time surprises.
• Artifact Reliability: Added assertion that the ZIP artifact path exists after archiving, improving build robustness and preventing silent failures.

Project activity for April 17, 2026:

dash-github-actions

2 commits

• Implemented ephemeral runner tracking to monitor short-lived CI/CD workers, enabling real-time visibility into their lifecycle and resource usage across the infrastructure.
• Added a dedicated dashboard section to visualize ephemeral runner states (e.g., active, idle, failed), improving operational awareness and troubleshooting efficiency.
• Resolved code review feedback to refine tracking logic—ensuring accurate state transitions, reducing false positives in health reporting, and aligning the implementation with existing monitoring patterns.

dash-ota

6 commits

• Migrated app storage and routing to bundle-ID-based slugs (e96213a), improving consistency and reliability by aligning directory structures with app identifiers—this avoids naming collisions and simplifies future scaling.
• Added full macOS .app bundle support to the OTA dashboard (e98a413), enabling macOS apps to be distributed and managed alongside iOS/Android via over-the-air channels.
• Fixed critical path and compatibility issues: corrected trailing-slash handling in /ota routes (ec8753b), resolved Info.plist path resolution within macOS app bundles (104c78c), and restored the deprecated ipaSize field (9bb7ac7) to maintain backward compatibility with older client integrations.
• Refined documentation and code quality in response to code review (99537ee), ensuring clarity and long-term maintainability of the new macOS support and slug migration logic.

package-paper-destruction

11 commits

• Context menu modernization: Switched the piece context menu between SwiftUI’s contextMenu(menuItems:preview:) and UIKit’s UIContextMenuInteraction, indicating a migration effort to align with platform-specific best practices or resolve compatibility issues.
• Peek-and-pop preview stability fixes: Addressed persistent UI glitches (notably a “shadow pop” artifact at peek preview dismissal) through iterative attempts—adjusting shadowPath, re-computing target.center relative to the window, applying contentShape outside .worldPosition, and leveraging UIPreviewTarget anchored to the window—ultimately stabilizing the preview presentation and dismissal behavior.
• Documentation and diagnostics: Added troubleshooting documentation for peek-shape rendering issues, reflecting a systematic debugging process where failed hypotheses (e.g., shadowPath-only fixes, preview-target anchoring) were tested, reverted, and refined until a working solution emerged.

shared-actions

2 commits

• Improved reliability and observability of workflow execution: Enhanced the Verify step with pre-change logging for better auditability, added explicit timeout handling to prevent hangs, enforced concurrency controls to avoid race conditions, and ensured the step always runs regardless of prior failures—addressing a critical gap in workflow robustness.
• Introduced manual runner dispatch capability: Added a new Switch Runners workflow that allows on-demand dispatch to different runner types (e.g., ubuntu-latest, self-hosted, or platform-specific runners), enabling flexible, ad-hoc test environment selection without code changes—critical for testing platform compatibility and managing capacity during high-demand periods.

shpool-resume

1 commit

• Enhanced session restoration flexibility by extending restore-sessions to accept a comma-separated list of agent names (in addition to a single agent or *), enabling targeted, batch restoration across multiple agents in a single command—improving operational efficiency for multi-agent environments.
• Strengthened input robustness through proper CSV parsing, error handling, and validation, ensuring malformed or empty agent lists fail gracefully with clear diagnostics.

swift-rss-s3-generator

14 commits

• Migration to modern dependency stack: Upgraded FeedKit from 9.x to 10.x to enable robust RSS 2.0 generation, resolving build and compatibility issues on Linux by replacing the built-in XMLParser well-formedness check with FeedKit’s own round-trip validation logic.
• Cloud-native ingestion architecture: Introduced the S3ObjectStore protocol (Phase 4) and concrete integration tests, alongside an ArticleLoader for S3-based article ingestion, enabling deployment in serverless environments (e.g., AWS Lambda), with the MockS3ObjectStore updated to use Mutex for cross-platform thread safety.
• Core data modeling & parsing: Replaced placeholder content with a well-defined Article model, added FrontmatterParser using Yams for structured metadata extraction, and wired the feedPath into Atom links to improve interoperability—addressing prior PR feedback on escaping and URL formatting.
• CI/CD reliability: Enhanced continuous integration with Dockerfile and workflow fixes, optimized disk usage for constrained VMs, and adopted shared GitHub Actions to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
• Phased development: Followed a modular progression—from scaffold (Phase 1) → model (Phase 2) → RSS 2.0 generation (Phase 3)—culminating in cloud integration (Phase 4), ensuring test coverage, cross-platform stability, and adherence to community feedback throughout.

TartRunnerKit

2 commits

• Enabled safe VM shutdown via clean flag to prevent filesystem corruption during abrupt termination (e.g., testing, CI, or emergency stops), ensuring data integrity and stability in transient virtualized environments.
• Upgraded the Linux base VM disk size to 80 GB to accommodate larger workloads, future dependency growth, and support for development/debugging workflows that require more disk space (e.g., container images, build artifacts, or large datasets).

zedarmstrong.com

11 commits

• Dual-account chat UI overhaul: Implemented side-by-side interfaces for two distinct users—Zed (blue) and Erin (green)—with full sender attribution and left-aligned message alignment, along with a dedicated /logout endpoint and a new chat.zedarmstrong.com frontend for non-technical users to manage site updates.
• Security hardening & authentication flow: Replaced basic auth popups with a full login page, enforced authentication at the CloudFront edge via a Function, and resolved Lambda-related issues (e.g., missing WWW-Authenticate headers, remapped headers) to ensure secure, standards-compliant auth—while also patching additional security flaws identified in code review.
• Reliability & observability improvements: Added a SOCKS5 readiness check, increased Lambda timeout to 60s to accommodate slower downstream dependencies, and enforced strict response validation (rejecting non-2xx dispatcher responses), collision-resistant sort keys, and explicit S3 references to prevent ambiguous or erroneous lookups.
• Infrastructure & deployment updates: Migrated dispatcher traffic to use Tailscale Serve via https://<tailnet>.ts.net/hooks/github, deployed the Tailscale layer to the zedarmstrong account, and fixed cross-account Secrets Manager secret resolution to ensure seamless, secure inter-account communication.

Project activity for April 15, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

29 commits

• Native macOS support was fully implemented, including a dedicated macOS target with unified toolbar styling, compile-time platform guards (#if os(macOS)), proper app icon integration (icns asset catalog, CFBundleIconFile), and restoration of the full shared codebase—while temporarily disabling inline media on macOS due to platform incompatibilities (e.g., PhotosUI, AsyncImage) and sandbox restrictions, with macOS-specific video filtering and UI guards added.
• Performance and UX enhancements introduced in-memory caching for messages, webhooks, and issues; auto-focus field management (delayed on iOS for keyboard compatibility); dismissal of sheets before refresh; and keyboard shortcuts for sidebar focus (Cmd+B), inspector toggle (Cmd+I), channel switching (Cmd+0-9), and sidebar scroll-to-agent on Cmd+0-9.
• New user-facing features included in-app comment creation via the addComment API, context menus on issues/PRs, issue creation directly from the inspector, and a cross-platform clipboard utility.
• Backend and image handling were modernized by replacing AsyncImage/URLSession with the AgentDashboardClient for image loading and resolving video error states and temp file collisions.
• Platform hygiene improvements addressed cross-platform plist target exclusions (after initial revert), bundle ID cleanup, and macOS glass effects in review feedback.

dash-issues

1 commit

• Added a new REST API endpoint (POST /api/issues/:repo/:number/comments) to enable authenticated users to post comments on specific issues, enhancing collaborative feedback on tracked tasks.
• This change supports the broader goal of building a fully interactive issue-tracking system, where participants can engage directly with issues without leaving the platform—moving beyond read-only issue viewing toward dynamic discussion and resolution workflows.

dash-ota

5 commits

• Added macOS .app bundle support to the OTA dashboard by updating the bundle path resolution and introducing proper packaging logic, enabling distribution and management of macOS applications alongside iOS.
• Migrated app directory structures to bundle-ID-based slugs, improving consistency and avoiding conflicts from ambiguous or duplicate app names in storage paths.
• Restored the ipaSize field for backward compatibility, ensuring older clients or integrations relying on this metadata continue to function without breaking.
• Fixed the Info.plist path resolution for macOS bundles, resolving incorrect path assumptions that previously prevented proper bundle validation and metadata extraction on macOS.
• Applied general polish via documentation updates and review feedback, enhancing clarity for developers and maintainers on the new macOS workflow and data structures.

happitec.com

1 commit

• Implemented a comprehensive content management strategy for the new writing/blog section, including editorial workflows, content categorization (e.g., tutorials, releases, thought leadership), and versioned publishing cadence;
• Integrated blog infrastructure into the site’s existing architecture, enabling non-technical contributors to author and schedule posts via Markdown while ensuring SEO optimization, RSS feed generation, and consistent styling with the rest of the platform;
• Prepared foundational governance—such as review pipelines, author guidelines, and taxonomy rules—to support scalable, maintainable content operations and future feature expansion (e.g., multilingual support, topic tagging).

package-paper-destruction

7 commits

• Implemented a custom context menu peek experience for puzzle pieces using a precise silhouette shape, driven by a new row-scan algorithm (9b43635, 48d5426) that scans horizontally to generate an accurate outline—this replaces coarse bounding-box approximations and ensures the preview matches the actual piece shape.
• Integrated silhouette generation into the piece processing pipeline, adding a silhouetteEdges property to RipPiece computed during tightCropPiece (3558e26, 48d5426, f2fe0c8) and introducing a dedicated PieceSilhouette shape (f01a323) to handle rendering and hit-testing.
• Resolved visual misalignment issues by correcting the silhouette’s position (via bounding-box alignment with the view rect, 3558e26) and scale (by moving contentShape inside the piece view, 9d1d1f6), ensuring the context menu preview matches the on-screen piece in both geometry and placement.
• Refactored to eliminate redundancy (e.g., removed unused silhouettePath(from: CGImage), f2fe0c8) and improved code clarity with edge-case documentation, streamlining the silhouette logic for reliability and maintainability.

TartRunnerKit

1 commit

• Fixed a critical bug in disk space validation logic that previously checked the wrong volume (the default system volume) instead of the one configured via TART_HOME, potentially leading to misleading error messages or failures when the TART workspace resides on a non-default volume.

Project activity for April 14, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

43 commits

• iOS Share Extension Integration: Implemented a new share extension (ShareViewController) that uploads files and images using the AgentDashboardClient, replacing a hand-rolled uploader; this involved configuring App Groups (with a fallback to hardcoded server URL), scoping to files/images only, and stabilizing activation rules and URL seeding.
• Pagination & Messaging Enhancements: Added server-backed pagination for message history via updated getMessages client calls, OpenAPI spec, and AgentDetailViewModel; this enabled a “Load Earlier Messages” button and refined mock data (making total optional, adding hasMore).
• Agent Experience Improvements: Added visual and interaction refinements including inline video support, sent agent message display, deep link–tappable @agent mentions (rendered as orange), recipient tap navigation, and persistent inspector tab selection; also enabled real-time webhook-triggered issue refresh instead of polling.
• Issue & PR Surface: Expanded the issues tab to show open PRs with review status, refined repo filtering (using head_ref instead of head_branch), and addressed search logic by switching to text-based filtering over error-prone offsets.
• Stability & Tooling: Fixed UI issues (e.g., video frame collapse, view recreation on nav), improved CI with swift-openapi-mock integration and reusable workflows, and addressed code-quality concerns (safe casts, timeouts, input sanitization).

dash-agent

7 commits

• Implemented robust @mention routing and handling, including forwarding messages to mentioned agents via /api/send and distinguishing them from direct messages using the dashboard_mention flag.
• Enhanced API pagination for /api/messages, replacing the misleading total field with a more accurate hasMore indicator for client-side pagination logic.
• Hardened security and data integrity: sanitized mentionSource in roleLabel to prevent XSS vulnerabilities and deduplicated mentions during dispatch while logging failed attempts for observability.
• Updated OpenAPI spec to accurately reflect the new @mention routing behavior in /api/send, ensuring contract alignment across services.

dash-issues

6 commits

• Enhanced repository filtering: The /api/issues and /api/pulls endpoints now support comma-separated values for the repo filter parameter, and unnecessary happitec-inc/ prefixes are stripped for consistency, improving flexibility and usability.
• New pull request endpoint: A dedicated GET /api/pulls endpoint was added to fetch only open pull requests, enabling more targeted queries.
• Cleanup and optimization: Stale-while-revalidate caching was implemented for /api/issues and /api/repos to reduce redundant API calls, and the underlying polling mechanism was optimized by sharing a single promise across concurrent waiters—boosting efficiency and reducing resource contention.
• Removed technical debt: Unused GraphQL pagination logic and ineffective PR cleanup processes were eliminated, streamlining data fetching and improving maintainability.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

15 commits

• Log streaming infrastructure was fully implemented and integrated, enabling real-time log capture from simulators and streaming through the MCP server tools—this includes new endpoints for log capture and build log writing, along with fixes to ensure robustness (e.g., only storing successful translation outputs and correcting log path references in the OpenAPI spec).
• Documentation and UX improvements were prioritized across the codebase: a major rewrite of AGENTS.md enabled zero-context agent onboarding, while README updates added global install instructions and clarified simulator video start/stop behavior—plus fixes to address design spec and PR review feedback.
• Critical bug fixes resolved subtle but impactful issues, such as renaming a shadowed variable (appName → resolvedAppName), defaulting simulator video output to a shared mount, and refining app_build_start with a new app_name filter for accurate app identification.

shared-actions

2 commits

• Improved security and correctness in environment variable handling: Fixed environment variable parsing to use NUL-delimited input (aligning with env -0 semantics) for robustness against malformed or malicious inputs, and masked sensitive values in logs to prevent accidental leakage of secrets.
• Enabled flexible CI/CD environment configuration: Added support for passing environment variables directly to the swift-test.yml workflow, allowing tests to run with customizable runtime contexts (e.g., feature flags, test endpoints, or credentials) without hardcoding values.

TartRunnerKit

2 commits

• Improved robustness of job execution under failure conditions, including automatic retry logic when a VM fails to claim a job upon startup and ensures proper cleanup of stale state;
• Enhanced concurrency safety and correctness by implementing a robust completion guard, atomic concurrency checks, and state cleanup to prevent race conditions during job lifecycle transitions;
• Strengthened reliability of the runner infrastructure by decoupling job assignment from VM lifecycle states and adding explicit guards to prevent duplicate or orphaned job execution.

Project activity for April 13, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

42 commits

• Agent-Centric Messaging Enhancements: Introduced full support for agent-to-agent communication, including display of outgoing agent messages (using sent_message role), rendering of agent names instead of generic role labels, and tappable recipient headers that navigate directly to the associated agent channel—backed by view recreation fixes to ensure correct navigation state transitions.
• Issues Dashboard Integration: Built out a complete issues management system: OpenAPI-generated types in a dedicated IssueDashboardClient target, core view components (IssueRow, IssueFeedView, IssueListViewModel), and integrated issues tabs and per-agent issue sheets into the UI.
• Platform-Specific UX Improvements: Implemented platform-tailored interactions: macOS gained a NavigationSplitView with persistent sidebar, per-channel draft memory, auto-focused compose bar, hardware keyboard support (Enter to send, Cmd+Shift+[ / ] to switch agents), and unified toolbar styling (compact on macOS); iOS received tappable recipient navigation, webhook feed tab and inspector, fixed tab bar behavior in chats, and reliable ScrollViewReader-based scrolling.
• Compose & Input Refinements: Stabilized message composition workflows: robust text field clearing (after send, dictation, or resolution), reliable scroll-to-bottom behavior on all platforms, committed dictation handling, and a glassmorphism-style expanding action bar for compose/upload with persistent bar state.
• Bug Fixes & Stability: Addressed critical rendering and state issues: force recreation of views on agent/channel changes, URL scheme registration (agents://), JSON parsing robustness in messages, visual consistency (button styles, action bar icons), message alignment, header layout, and agent sorting by last message timestamp.

dash-agent

6 commits

• Unified webhook event ingestion: The team introduced a new GET /api/webhooks endpoint to consolidate webhook event delivery, replacing fragmented or redundant sources and improving reliability for downstream consumers.
• Dashboard message parity with mobile: Agent messages—both incoming and outgoing—are now properly rendered in the web dashboard, aligning the UI with iOS conventions for label positioning and terminology to ensure cross-platform consistency and reduce user confusion.
• Code hygiene & maintainability: A dead comment field was removed from webhook responses to eliminate technical debt, and residual feedback from code review was addressed to improve code quality.

dash-issues

6 commits

• API-first development was enforced by generating and committing an OpenAPI 3.1-compliant specification for all dash-issues endpoints, with a critical fix to nullable syntax to meet the spec’s strict schema requirements—enabling reliable client code generation and contract validation.
• The final implementation was polished through iterative code review, ensuring code quality, consistency, and adherence to project standards across all six planned steps of development.

happitec-logo-generator

2 commits

• Robust Unicode handling for text processing: Implemented comprehensive UTF-16 support to correctly process all Unicode characters, including supplementary plane characters (e.g., modern emoji), ensuring full code point accuracy rather than relying on naive UTF-16 code unit counts—critical for internationalization and user-facing text operations.
• Defensive programming enhancements: Added an empty UTF-16 guard to prevent edge-case crashes or incorrect behavior when processing empty or malformed strings, improving reliability and security in input validation.

ota-app

5 commits

• User workflow improvements: Added a refresh button to the toolbar and Cmd+R keyboard shortcut on macOS, enabling quick content reloads for efficient OTA inspection.
• Enhanced platform integration: Implemented system-level URL scheme handling (including new mappings for the Open button) and notify URL scheme support, allowing seamless interaction with external tools and services (e.g., opening device logs or installation manifests).
• Visual and accessibility polish: Introduced app icon and light/dark mode support, ensuring the app aligns with macOS/iOS design guidelines and adapts to user preferences.

package-glass-menu

2 commits

• Branding refresh: The app icon was updated with a drinks emoji via Logo Generator, aligning the visual identity more closely with the app’s core focus on beverage discovery and social sharing.
• UI polish and stability: A symbol swap animation jump—likely causing jarring visual artifacts during transitions—was fixed, ensuring smoother user flows during onboarding, menu browsing, or profile interactions where dynamic symbol swaps occur.

package-letterset-ruler

1 commit

• Reintegrated the RulerPlayground app as a standalone, launchable application by adding its app icon and custom URL scheme, enabling direct launching and deep-linking (e.g., rulerplayground://), which restores user-facing functionality after prior refactoring had deprioritized it.

package-multitouch-tester

1 commit

• Expanded device compatibility by adding iPad M5 and iPad Air M4 to the knownSizes lookup, ensuring proper layout and rendering logic for these newer iPad models across the app.

package-paper-destruction

21 commits

• Enhanced multi-image editing experience: Multi-image support was fully implemented, allowing multiple photos to coexist on the canvas, with proper z-ordering that ensures the touched piece always moves to the top while preserving relative ordering among untouched pieces; the Bring to Front / Send to Back context menu actions were added to give users explicit control over layering.
• Critical memory optimizations for high-resolution cutting: The high-resolution pipeline was implemented using CGImage storage, tight cropping, and a unified rip API; key memory savings were achieved by eliminating redundant preBuf copies (derived stroke mask from alpha), freeing sourcePixels before the deckle phase (saving 97.8 MB), and mutating deckle sides in-place (another 97.8 MB saved). These optimizations directly enabled processing of high-resolution images on memory-constrained devices.
• Robust display and scaling corrections: Fixed several persistent display issues—including scaling mismatches after high-res cuts, re-cut positioning, deckle scaling, and orientation—supported by detailed documentation of failed attempts and iterative refinement.
• RipPlayground app evolution: The app was updated with new branding (160pt icon), app icon, and rip:// URL scheme integration, enabling deeper system-level integration and improved user onboarding.
• Architectural & design alignment: Deferred rendering and transform tree proposals were advanced through iterative feedback, culminating in approved design decisions; this laid the groundwork for future rendering performance improvements.

tailnet-webhook-mcp

3 commits

• Implemented agent-to-agent communication capabilities by adding send_message and list_agents tools, enabling autonomous agents to interact and coordinate directly.
• Enhanced system automation and usability through auto-detection of the active agent name by matching the current working directory (CWD) with entries in sessions.json, reducing manual configuration overhead.
• Refined inter-agent messaging reliability and clarity by incorporating feedback-driven improvements to messaging semantics and error handling, ensuring robust and interpretable communication between agents.

TartRunnerKit

12 commits

• Improved Linux runner reliability and startup sequencing: Added a 15s delay before runner start to ensure proper GitHub Actions job routing and reduce race conditions, while implementing an flock guard in rc.local/systemd to prevent double-start issues.
• Enhanced filesystem and toolchain configuration: Fixed the VirtioFS mount tag to use com.apple.virtio-fs.automount for correct mounting behavior, and refactored the SAM CLI installation to use a native installer (with a fallback to pipx if needed), improving consistency and removing reliance on pip --break-system-packages.
• Stabilized infrastructure provisioning workflows: Increased the SSH wait timeout to 120s for fresh base images to accommodate slower initialization, corrected Ansible configuration (inventory path and ansible.cfg), and shifted SSH authentication to password-based (for Cirrus Labs and general use) to resolve key-auth failures during provisioning.
• Operational hardening and playbook maturity: Addressed Ansible playbook issues discovered in builds and incorporated production cutover learnings to refine playbooks—ensuring robustness in real-world deployments.
• Build-time robustness: Added a pre-install check for runner directory existence to prevent JIT script installation failures.

Project activity for April 12, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

18 commits

• Vision Pro compatibility and UI refinement: Enabled multiple windows for flexible sizing, refined toolbar layout (e.g., consolidated file/info menus, moved file menu to bottom leading, adjusted folder button placement), and improved list rendering (e.g., “No recent files” state, separated image rows for correct context menu behavior).
• Rich media and upload capabilities: Integrated in-app file upload and photo picker support (using .photosPicker modifier and required privacy descriptions), enabling clipboard and image/file uploads—backed by new client-side endpoints for upload/download/list operations and robust error alerts.
• Enhanced user interaction and content display: Added long-press gestures for paste/upload menus and inline image actions (share/copy link), alongside inline image preview from the shared images endpoint and improved sorting by actual last message timestamp.
• Stability and UX polish: Fixed scroll position persistence and status label removal, added peek preview and app icon configuration, and improved shared base URL handling in line with Opus review feedback.

dash-issues

1 commit

• Initial project foundation: The repository was bootstrapped with the minimal viable codebase, establishing core structure, basic configuration, and initial documentation to support future development—laying the groundwork for subsequent feature implementation and infrastructure setup.

dash-ota

2 commits

• Implemented a new register-ota script to automate IPA (iOS app archive) registration for over-the-air (OTA) distribution, streamlining the workflow for internal app releases.
• Integrated robust icon extraction directly from IPA bundles and a build counter mechanism to ensure unique, incrementing version identifiers—critical for reliable OTA updates.
• Fixed critical edge cases around slug generation (resolving collisions when duplicate app names exist) and proper XML escaping to prevent malformed update manifests, ensuring OTA feed reliability and preventing client-side parsing errors.

package-glass-menu

9 commits

• Replaced static button interactions with dynamic, animated feedback: The long press button now grows via direct frame and font size animation, while the glass circle scales to 120% on long press and includes tap bounce for tactile responsiveness, significantly enhancing user engagement through subtle but intentional motion design.
• Redesigned iconography and layout for consistency and clarity: The icon was updated to uppercase “GLASS” at 240pt, and centering logic was fixed so the icon remains perfectly aligned during scaling and animation, ensuring visual fidelity across states.
• Built a cohesive demo ecosystem: A navigation list was added to browse all glass-themed interactive demos, including the new long press expanding bar, and an app icon was integrated using the Happitec Logo Generator—laying the groundwork for a discoverable, self-contained UI showcase.