Commits

Project activity for September 20, 2026:

remote-screen

1 commit

• Reframed preview macros for release builds: Addressed a critical incompatibility where #Preview macros—intended solely for debugging—were causing failures in release builds by wrapping them in #if DEBUG conditionals, ensuring production stability without sacrificing development-time preview functionality.

Project activity for September 19, 2026:

remote-screen

1 commit

• Implemented native macOS 26 Menu Bar integration, enabling seamless OS-level menu item management and improving consistency with macOS Human Interface Guidelines.
• Developed a dedicated Preset Manager GUI, allowing users to create, edit, organize, and switch audio processing presets directly from the app menu bar—without opening the main editor—enhancing workflow efficiency and accessibility for live or rapid-iteration scenarios.

Project activity for September 13, 2026:

agent-sessions

3 commits

• Implemented a per-agent allowlist for Task tools, enabling fine-grained control over which agents are permitted to execute specific tasks—this enhances security and operational safety by limiting task access on a per-agent basis.
• Fixed a critical Python environment resolution issue when reading the allowlist, ensuring the system can reliably determine the correct Python interpreter even in heterogeneous or constrained environments, with a fallback mechanism for robustness.
• Updated the launch receipt workflow and expanded test coverage to validate the new allowlist logic, ensuring both correct behavior and resilience against misconfigurations.

agents.happitec.com

15 commits

• Feature modularization under Rungs 3–4a–4b: The InspectorTabs feature module was extracted (Rung 3, #759), followed by splitting the Feeds domain into independent modules: Webhooks feed (Rung 4a) and Issues feed list/rows (Rung 4b), reducing coupling and clarifying module boundaries.
• Support utility rationalization: A dedicated Support utility shelf was extracted (PR #763), housing shared utilities like Clipboard and copyableError, decoupling them from domain-specific code and enabling reuse across modules.
• Documentation and planning alignment: Extensive plan updates (ladder Rungs 3, 4a, 4b, 4c) formalized the modularization strategy, referenced against specific commits, and clarified dependencies—e.g., InspectorTabs’ reliance on pure render libraries, and Feeds’ receipting against mainline.
• Quality & stability improvements: Addressed review findings (Rung 4b, memories loader, clipboard, rationale comments) and removed brittle technical debt—e.g., dropping line-number citations in mapper docs—to increase maintainability and reduce fragility.

shared-actions

3 commits

• Strengthened version validation logic in the bump-policy workflow to ensure the resolved version is correct before proceeding, and added a check to enforce a single, canonical download source per model, reducing ambiguity and potential inconsistencies during package versioning.
• Extended shape recognition to treat Casks/*.rb files as bump-shaped, enabling consistent version-bumping behavior across Casks alongside the existing formulae, aligning macOS package management with the broader automation pipeline.
• Consolidated version-shape validation into a central chokepoint, improving maintainability and ensuring all version-bump paths go through a single, well-defined validation layer—this prevents edge cases and enforces policy compliance uniformly.

Project activity for September 12, 2026:

agent-sessions

2 commits

• Implemented a per-agent allowlist for Task tools to enforce fine-grained access control, ensuring agents can only invoke authorized tasks based on their defined permissions;
• Updated the launch receipt in tests to accurately reflect and validate the new allowlist logic, thereby improving test coverage and reliability of task execution security.

Project activity for September 10, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

10 commits

• Preview imagery system overhauled for reliability and testability: the resolver was narrowed and seeded with control, a real negative control and resolver-based unreachable mode were introduced, and the gate’s mechanism—including seam checks and unreachable-render logic—was measured and stabilized to ensure deterministic behavior in documentation previews.
• Critical accessibility and UI fixes addressed VoiceOver integration (now correctly announcing .isSelected for menu rows), text selection for journal entries, platform-specific copy-paste behavior on macOS, and visual feedback consistency for swipe actions (orange for compact, red for stop).
• Fallback resilience improved for server symbol rendering, ensuring graceful degradation when agent symbols fail to draw.
• Version bump to 1.47.0 updated iOS (build 455) and macOS (build 338) release configurations, incorporating all above changes.

Project activity for September 09, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

1 commit

• Documentation & Planning Overhaul: A coordinated planning effort was initiated to address five targeted, low-priority issues (tracked as #713, #715, #695, #649, #643), resulting in a formalized plan to improve codebase clarity, fix minor bugs, and refine outdated or ambiguous documentation—ensuring future maintainability and developer onboarding efficiency.

classroom-job-wheel

20 commits

• iPhone-native adaptive UI and physics overhaul: Implemented iPhone-specific adaptive layout with a floating liquid glass bar and 50% width inspectors, alongside a new inertial wheel rotation engine featuring friction modeling, tap disambiguation, and improved pause detection/halt cutoff logic to ensure precise and responsive tactile interaction.
• Architecture refactoring and modularity: Extracted JobWheelCore into its own Swift package to enforce clean separation of concerns, enabled iPadOS support with dedicated targets and CI workflows, and standardized iOS/iPadOS runtime testing with hermetic test suite design and export gating.
• Data integrity and reliability improvements: Debounced UserDefaults writes for rotation persistence, ignored spurious userCancelled errors in FileExporter, and aligned export coordinate logic to the rotation anchor to fix critical display bugs; migration logic was thoroughly addressed and documented (including prefix-filtered load ordering and container-level reuse boundaries).
• Tooling and process maturation: Integrated MultitouchRecorder for enhanced debugging, configured CI with GitHub PATs and shared workflows, and consolidated architectural planning across multiple rounds of advisory review—ensuring consistency in semantic colors, geometry characterization, and sign-off requirements for Apple Silicon and cross-platform compatibility.
• Versioning and release discipline: Bumped versions to 1.2.0 (build 9) for iPhone launch and 1.3.0 (build 10) post physics and recorder integration to reflect feature completeness and stability improvements.

dash-agent

2 commits

• Fixed persistent test flakiness in site discovery logic by ensuring the second named site is properly validated (previously skipped or misidentified due to caching artifacts), thereby restoring reliable integration test coverage.
• Resolved silent failure in Codex agent communication by standardizing and normalizing transcript resolution—previously, transcripts were inconsistently resolved across environments, causing agents to appear unresponsive or inactive despite receiving inputs.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

3 commits

• Fixed documentation pitfalls: Clarified that git config --global url."…".insteadOf should be avoided on shared hosts due to unintended side effects across users (treating it as a “timed explosive”), emphasizing safer local or per-project configuration instead.
• Corrected critical tolerance semantics: Refined the skill evaluation system to define 2% as a pixel-diff tolerance (allowing for minor visual variation), not as a proxy for gesture fidelity—ensuring tests accurately reflect visual similarity without conflating it with behavioral or interaction correctness.
• Resolved versioning inconsistency: Fixed a docstring mismatch in the resolve-sim tool where it claimed to output version info but instead produced build metadata, aligning the interface with actual behavior for consistent CI/integration clarity.

Project activity for September 08, 2026:

ota-app

3 commits

• UI Refactoring of Info Menu: TheInfo menu was redesigned to move information to the bottom-left corner, integrating the app’s version (1.0.11, build 21) and simplifying presentation by removing battery rows (while preserving version details), streamlining user-facing metadata for clarity and consistency.
• Version Management & Build Iteration: A routine build bump to 1.0.10 (build 20) preceded the UI change, indicating standard release cadence discipline, followed shortly after by the final 1.0.11 (build 21) release with refined info display.

Project activity for September 06, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

3 commits

• Updated the streaming transcript handling to drop retained turns older than the fetched window, ensuring memory efficiency and relevance by preventing outdated dialogue from persisting unnecessarily;
• Corrected a documentation inconsistency clarifying that the fallback mechanism increases droppability (i.e., makes turns more likely to be discarded), aligning the description with the actual logic;
• Bumped platform versions to iOS 1.46.4 (build 454) and macOS 1.46.4 (build 337), likely incorporating upstream dependency updates or compatibility fixes.

Project activity for September 05, 2026:

agent-sessions

1 commit

• Introduced Codex runtime support to the fleet, enabling agents to interpret and execute tasks defined in the Codex framework
• Added a bootstrap-codex tool to streamline initialization and deployment of Codex-based agents, ensuring consistent setup and reducing configuration overhead
• This shift unifies runtime execution across services under a coherent, declarative model—improving reliability, scalability, and developer ergonomics when defining agent behaviors

homebrew-internal

3 commits

• Fixed argument parsing and script installation logic in agent-sessions to resolve a misconfiguration where the caveats component incorrectly claimed a non-existent launcher argument (-l/--launcher), causing session initialization failures.
• Added missing scripts (launch-codex.sh and agy-billing) to the caveats list, ensuring that all required setup scripts are explicitly included during session provisioning.
• Corrected the install step to guarantee both scripts are properly deployed alongside the updated caveats configuration, restoring reliable agent session setup.

Project activity for September 03, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

3 commits

• Updated the OpenAPI specification to contract version 1.1.0, aligning the AgentDashboardClient with the latest API contract and ensuring consistency between client and server expectations.
• Refactored DerivedData handling to ensure it resides exclusively in the scratchpad, with one dedicated path per session, improving data isolation and session integrity.
• Bumped the application to version 1.45.4, incorporating builds for iOS (439) and macOS (322), likely integrating the above changes for release readiness.

classroom-job-wheel

13 commits

• UI/UX & Layout Stability: Replaced SwiftUI’s .inspector modifier with a native HStack-based detail sidebar to resolve AppKit layout recursion, and restructured inspector placement in NavigationSplitView to prevent constraint-driven display cycles—ensuring stable, responsive layout behavior.
• Inspector Enhancements: Introduced interactive wheel selection with live editing, collapsible jobs sections, custom page dimensions, a native color picker bridge, and true center dot; also reorganized sections (PDF Format above Advanced Options), moved the Reset button to the bottom, and made the include header unchecked by default.
• Typography & Text Rendering: Added global font family and size scale controls, enabled auto-wrapping for multiline text in wheel cells, and implemented proportional font scaling relative to wheel radius during resize/export—improving consistency and readability.
• PDF Export Refinements: Adjusted dotted line thickness and opacity (0.75pt, 32% opacity) to produce cleaner, more visually balanced PDFs.
• Text Layout Optimization: Tightened multi-word line-break logic and computed safe inner wedge chord width to prevent clipping and overflow in tight spaces.
• App Identity & Polish: Renamed the app to Job Wheel, integrated the app icon into the About panel, added attribution, and adopted a vector-based app icon for crisp rendering at all scales.
• Concurrency Fixes: Resolved actor isolation warnings in the app delegate, ensuring thread-safe initialization and reducing runtime warnings or crashes.

Project activity for September 02, 2026:

classroom-job-wheel

7 commits

• macOS app foundation: Built a new ClassroomJobWheel app for macOS using Swift 6.3, SwiftUI, and XcodeGen, establishing a modern, type-safe, and scalable codebase.
• Inspector UX overhaul: Reorganized the inspector by moving it to a dedicated window, relocating key controls (e.g., inspectors button to window top-right), and introducing collapsible Advanced Options and Student Names panes to improve information hierarchy and reduce clutter.
• Interactive editing & stability: Enabled in-place double-click editing for wheels, fixed inspector reactivity issues, and resolved a critical memory exclusivity and out-of-bounds crash during job deletion—enhancing both usability and app stability.
• Visual & layout refinement: Updated the color picker to use circular swatches, matched row spacing consistently, and cleaned up headers; also cleaned up wheel gesture handling for smoother interactions.
• Export & configuration features: Added 2-page printable PDF export for sharing and reporting, and migrated Class Config into the inspector while enabling per-row ColorPickers, supporting nuanced customization per student or group.

Project activity for September 01, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

19 commits

• Highlights section overhaul: Implemented a new carousel interface with pinned strip entry, prefetching for smoother navigation, image caching to reduce reloads, and automatic revalidation of cached assets; also added logic to extract meme-style images from the last 24 hours of status updates and ensured carousel dots reflect actual read status.
• Agent UI/UX improvements across platforms: Made section renaming discoverable on iPhone via long-press, added project board visibility in the long-press menu, enabled “Restart” as a swipe action for running agents, fixed iPad/macOS to show Projects sections, adjusted Fork button placement (left-leading on iPad), and resolved incorrect accessibility announcements for the rename pencil.
• Stability and build maintenance: Bumped versions incrementally (1.44.0 → 1.45.2) with corresponding iOS/macOS builds to ensure parity and proper versioning across platforms.
• Documentation and infrastructure fixes: Corrected misdirected references to an orphaned dash-agent tree, fixed documentation inaccuracies (macOS sidebar’s glyph lookup and caller guards), and updated the data-layer plan for Highlights on its branch; also refined tests to correctly distinguish created_at and updated_at timestamps.

dash

1 commit

• Added the Work Ledger card to the main index page (/ledger/) to centralize access to time-tracking and billing data, improving visibility into project progress and financials for internal teams.

dash-agent

3 commits

• Resolved prompt misconfigurations and documentation inconsistencies by correcting flawed doc examples and placeholder generation logic, which were causing misleading or nonfunctional prompts during local development; this included removing an unsafe NODE_ENV-guarded throw that could crash the CLI in unexpected environments.
• Strengthened runtime guards around prompt behavior to ensure robust handling of edge cases and improve reliability across different user setups.
• Improved error messaging clarity by explicitly naming the relevant command in late-stage permission failures, aiding quicker diagnosis of authorization issues.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

6 commits

• Refined screenshot comparison logic: The false assumption that device and simulation screenshots can’t be reliably diff’d has been retracted, and a concrete methodology for comparing two screenshots—documented in comparing.md—is now in place, ensuring accurate visual regression detection.
• Improved runtime selection for headless playback: A bias toward the newest installed runtime was added for headless playback, and a workspace-scoped router was introduced to manage playback sessions in isolation, reducing interference between parallel test contexts.
• Corrected install verification and documentation gaps: The Probe 2 install check was fixed to correctly count .plist lines instead of misidentifying apps via grep -c, while previously missing “Cannot-see” conditions in skills were added—based on actual measurements, not assumptions—enhancing diagnostic reliability.

tailnet-webhook-mcp

17 commits

• Broadcast control and channel integrity: Broadcasting to to="all" is now explicitly refused via the channel module, with the reply-gate fix ensuring that refused broadcasts do not incorrectly resolve pending deliveries, improving system reliability and preventing message leakage.
• Receipts subsystem hardening: A robust receipts module was implemented, featuring a new install-skill CLI subcommand with --check, --force, and versioned template safeguards, alongside dual-cite/check functionality and MCP integration for dispatching and tool usage.
• Test and validation rigor: Extensive test coverage was added and refined—including explicit assertions for disclaimers, MCP isError signaling, origin.kind guards, and string-content checks—while fixing critical issues like a pasted block minting an unauthorized receipt and a false negative in the find() guard; 401–404 tests now pass.
• Documentation and review discipline: Round-1 and round-2 review findings triggered fixes for undefended guards, overclaiming strings, and template text, alongside correcting false documentation claims—ensuring accuracy and completeness.
• Channel matching precision: Regex patterns for channel status matching were updated to be case-insensitive (/disabled|refused/i), improving robustness over hardcoded uppercase checks.

Project activity for August 31, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

35 commits

• Agent Projects Integration: Implemented comprehensive agent-centric project surfaces, allowing users to view, navigate to, and interact with an agent’s project boards directly from the agent’s info or conversation interface, including listing boards in the Projects menu and opening them via the chat button’s build (facing the agent).
• Draft & Journal Workflow Enhancements: Extended journal functionality to support drafting addressed to agents with urgency flags and improved triage workflows—adding board triagers to long-press menus and resolving issues with board event destinations and refetching.
• UI/UX Refinements & Bug Fixes: Fixed inconsistencies in iconography (e.g., each board drawing its own glyph), resolved swiped compact confirmations (banner vs. dialog), and corrected rendering of section titles and subscriber rows; addressed accessibility-related header reflow and count alignment.
• Contract & Data Model Alignment: Upgraded to new client contract versions (0.7.1 and 1.0.0), synced OpenAPI specs, and updated fixtures/test infrastructure to include required projects fields, ensuring strict data contract compliance.
• Infrastructure & Build Maintenance: Performed multiple version bumps (iOS/macOS builds up to 431/314) to track banner and build-specific fixes, and updated release notes to reflect corrected or invalidated assumptions in documentation.

Project activity for August 30, 2026:

agent-sessions

3 commits

• Hardened the self-verification protocol by integrating a new instance (2026-08-29) into the echo trap, improving resilience against replay and verification spoofing attacks.
• Strengthened spec compliance and audit integrity by removing the unreceipted audit claim and hardening the find operation per advisory review, reducing ambiguity and potential misuse.
• Simplified the message-receipts model to a single tier (Tier 1 removed), aligning with Erin’s ruling to eliminate redundancy and enforce a uniform, minimal receipting guarantee.

agents.happitec.com

11 commits

• Journal UI/UX improvements and fixes: Resolved issues in how agent symbols and board icons render in the journal—each subscriber row now correctly draws only its own symbol, and board icons are drawn using the icon declared by their owning agent, ensuring accurate agent identity representation. Additionally, section titles now render properly when rows are buttons instead of using a Picker control, improving layout reliability.
• Fleet and metadata handling: Fixed a bug where the fleet was not carried as a proper value, and reserved declared icons proactively to prevent rendering conflicts.
• Documentation clarity and correctness: Relabeled the menu receipt, corrected scheme-related documentation (including the identity of the entity suppressing autocreation, and clarified what the guard does not know), and updated collision test behavior to be discriminative—ensuring documentation aligns with actual implementation.
• New feature and integration: Added long-press support on issues to list subscribed agents, enhancing visibility into agent participation, and updated the OpenAPI spec to contract 0.7.0, syncing the JournalClient to match the latest API contract (happitec-inc/dash-journal@3766ce3).
• Version bump: Released v1.42.0 with updated iOS (build 428) and macOS (311) builds, incorporating all the above changes.

dash-github-actions

3 commits

• Enhanced startup visibility: Added a prominent warning when the run history is empty at application startup, improving user awareness of potential configuration or data issues without requiring debugging.
• Strengthened CI reliability: Integrated automated test suite execution on pull requests, ensuring code quality and reducing regressions before merge.
• Improved configurability and deployment workflow: Made the data directory and port configurable via environment variables, enabling flexible deployments (e.g., in containerized or multi-instance environments), while also updating the tap version management workflow to support smoother dependency bumps.

tailnet-webhook-mcp

1 commit

• Implemented webhook-based receipt handling that now links to and cites a specific dashboard message using its delivery ID, improving traceability and auditability of receipt events.
• This change enables the system to associate incoming receipt webhooks with prior message deliveries in the dashboard, supporting better debugging, reporting, and user-facing transparency around message delivery status.

Project activity for August 27, 2026:

agent-sessions

8 commits

• Reconnect session logic overhauled: The reconnect flow now properly surfaces both owned and subscribed boards—exactly once—after the channel step, with improved guardrails ensuring the number field (not just the title) is validated and composition state is fully covered.
• Board identity and ownership semantics clarified and enforced: Session metadata now explicitly distinguishes board ownership vs subscription, and writers are guaranteed to retain unresolvable board IDs (never dropped), aligning with the documented reader rule.
• Exit-7 injection behavior corrected: Fixed critical logic around exit-7 verdicts—both blind layers must be absent for a none verdict (not either), and the cause set is now correctly opened instead of prematurely closed, with both causes explicitly named; the signature table remains narrow by design (not inflated).
• Injection robustness improved: Minor injection tweaks ensure empty table entries suffice for screen blindness (no need for additional checks), enhancing reliability without over-specification.

agents.happitec.com

43 commits

• Journal app overhauled with a new projects landing page, introducing persistent sort order, icon controls, and a unified preferences menu (replacing three ambiguous glyphs) for improved project management.
• Project muting was significantly expanded to allow muting until new posts appear, skipping muted projects during swipe-to-advance, and muting directly from tiles—supported by accurate counts (only visible/muted items) and visual caps at ten visible projects with a “View all” CTA.
• UX refinements include a persistent next-project button across pages, restored draft button, improved gesture-based controls (swipe-to-compact dispatches immediately), and better layout fidelity (e.g., full-page reach, clear-glass floating buttons, iPad-specific clipping fixes).
• Lifecycle UI was modernized to eliminate modals for reboot/start/stop/fork operations and draft confirmation, while improving error handling (fixing a failure flag that opened too broadly).
• Discoverability and accuracy were addressed via accurate repo listing (including in tile long-press menus), corrected route parameters (short repo names), cleaned-up documentation (invariants over revision history), and fixing non-existent symbol references.
• iOS/iPad and macOS builds advanced from 1.36.0 through 1.41.4, with incremental tooling, testing, and UI polish across both platforms.

dash-agent

4 commits

• Enhanced cross-model compatibility: Introduced a runtime-gated normalizer that selectively converts Gemini transcript records into the Claude channel shape, ensuring data consistency across model providers without interfering with native Claude records.
• Robust input validation: Added header value shape validation to prevent forged join keys from corrupting downstream processing—invalid keys now gracefully degrade to absent rather than triggering errors.
• Fixed critical delivery issues: Removed the strict-UUID gate on delivery logic, which was inadvertently nullifying real identifiers; this ensures valid delivery events proceed unimpeded while preserving idempotency.

Project activity for August 26, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

50 commits

• iPad adoption: The project strip now appears on iPad, opening into a detail column, and the quick switcher can find projects—closing key gaps in mobile workflow parity.
• Journal usability enhancements: A top-pinned Needs-your-input section was added, with persistent collapsed state and refined layout (natural heights, top-aligned headers, no reserved whitespace), while UI polish fixed rendering bugs (tile lift preview, context menus, spoken labels) and restored critical accessibility metadata.
• Authoring & agent integration: Users can now open the authoring agent directly from status update bylines and comment on needs-input issues without leaving the project page; drafts can be created from the home screen, and the draft writer is wired to dash-issues via updated OpenAPI specs.
• Compact workflow optimization: Swipe-to-compact now dispatches directly (instead of prompting), and an immediate compact option was added beside the instruction-prompting one—streamlining quick actions.
• Reliability and correctness fixes: Critical lifecycle and cancellation handling issues were resolved (e.g., preventing the failure flag from failing open, fixing CancellationError misrouting, silencing noise in logs), while project-state reporting was clarified (four distinct unresolved states) and project-card blocking logic was simplified.
• Versioning and spec sync: Multiple OTA bumps (1.32.0–1.36.0) deployed incremental improvements, with OpenAPI specs for dash-issues and dash-journal continuously updated to reflect contract changes like the new assigned-to-Erin badge visibility rules.

dash-issues

15 commits

• OpenAPI spec hardening: Clarified required fields in success responses and stopped incorrectly pinning single-value enum definitions, improving API contract clarity and tooling compatibility.
• Test suite reliability and correctness: Fixed critical test seam issues where “never duplicates” guarantees were violated, closed missing minor states across rounds (5, 7), and adjusted the matcher performance test to measure ratios instead of absolute wall-clock time—ensuring reproducibility—while also removing the flaky performance test itself.
• Resilience and error handling: Made the performance guard fail explicitly (with a corrected metric), gave permanent 503 errors an operator exit path, and ensured the board check outlives local state so the 503 is escapable—enhancing system stability under load.
• Infrastructure & CI improvements: Updated GitHub Actions, aligned Node versions between CI and production, pinned the TAP reporter for consistency, and fixed permissions to allow test jobs to read private repos during checkout.
• API evolution: Refactored route nesting for /api/projects/{project_id}/items and added a new POST /api/project-drafts endpoint for creating Projects v2 draft items—indicating a structural shift toward versioned, draft-based project creation workflows.

Project activity for August 25, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

32 commits

• UI/UX & Data Presentation Improvements: Implemented an iPhone-specific journal interface with a thumbnail row and Stories cards, enhanced the status-history pager, and improved label rendering by wrapping long project labels instead of truncating them—addressing both measurement accuracy (e.g., measuring leading padding directly instead of estimating) and layout constraints (e.g., capping labels at 4 lines, running rows edge-to-edge).
• Robust Error Handling & Cancellation Logic: Fixed pervasive issues around CancellationError handling (e.g., unreachable catch blocks), untangled cancellation semantics by distinguishing measured vs. believed cancel states, bounded cancellation waits, and suppressed excessive logging to prevent noise; also clarified invariants vs. outcomes in documentation to improve debugging clarity.
• State & Reachability Integrity: Reconciled stale reachability and empty-board claims, separated .empty from .unavailable (resolving prior conflation), and ensured ledgerUnreadable properly discriminates states—critical for accurate status reporting and avoiding silent failures.
• API & Build Integration: Synced the OpenAPI spec multiple times, adapted the client wrapper to contract v0.4.1, and fixed compile-time breakages across platforms (iOS/macOS) post-sync (e.g., item-type switch); accompanied by build version bumps across platforms.
• Testing & Documentation Gaps: Added coverage for failure paths, guarded transcoder wiring (not just types), declared test dependencies, and clarified docs (e.g., .empty usage, shim costs post-sync), collectively improving reliability and maintainability of the journal subsystem.

Project activity for August 24, 2026:

agents-app

10 commits

• Preview functionality improvements: Implemented a new iPhone home-screen preview for design iteration and fixed a critical bug where a stray comment token was erroneously triggering phantom previews; the repository was also integrated into the shared preview-render CI workflow to streamline review and validation.
• Composer reliability & UX: Fixed a major issue where the composer would be wiped during typing while sending, and resolved lingering documentation issues—including outdated position references and factual inaccuracies in the composer comments—to ensure consistency and clarity.
• Message freshness & performance: Refined the message-freshness evaluation system (triggered via an OTA update for iOS/macOS), addressed post-merge review feedback, and removed four performance-critical paths on iOS that were stalling messages behind a rigid 15-second polling interval, significantly improving responsiveness.

agents.happitec.com

10 commits

• Implemented the iPhone journal UI, adding a thumbnail row and Stories cards to enhance visual storytelling and content discoverability.
• Synced updated OpenAPI specs for both the Journal and Agent Dashboard clients to ensure API contract consistency with the latest backend changes.
• Fixed the composer input field being unexpectedly cleared during message send, improving user experience by preserving typed content until transmission completes.
• Corrected outdated and inaccurate documentation in the composer comment, removing stale positional references and factual errors to maintain clarity and reliability.
• Optimized message delivery performance on iOS by removing four blocking paths that delayed message processing behind a 15-second poll, significantly improving responsiveness.
• Addressed findings from the message-freshness evaluation OTA (v1.30.1) and applied follow-up fixes to ensure data freshness and reliability.

xcode-preview-vm

3 commits

• Fixed a critical limitation in preview-cli: Added the --scheme flag to enable rendering of multi-scheme projects, addressing issue #118 and allowing users to explicitly specify which scheme to render when multiple schemes exist—previously, this option was missing and likely caused render failures or ambiguity.
• Updated documentation to reflect the new functionality: both AGENTS.md and the preview-cli docs now include --scheme in their respective render flag tables, ensuring users understand how to leverage this capability.

Project activity for August 23, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

4 commits

• Enhanced iPad sidebar functionality: Added search and focus filtering to enable users to quickly locate and isolate specific items, improving navigation and workflow efficiency.
• Expanded edit mode capabilities: Introduced fleet stats and settings directly within edit modes, allowing users to access critical metrics and configuration options without leaving the active editing context.
• Refined iPad UI and accessibility: Fixed alignment issues for the Edit/Focus controls to ensure left-alignment, and moved stats/settings buttons to the nav bar while giving the search function a visible button, significantly improving discoverability and adherence to platform conventions.
• Added standard interactive gestures: Integrated pull-to-refresh to provide intuitive data reloading, aligning with iOS user expectations and enhancing responsiveness.

dash

1 commit

• Added a new “Backrest” card section to the main index page at /backrest/, expanding the application’s content to include detailed support materials or documentation for the Backrest tool—likely part of a broader effort to improve user access to embedded help resources within the UI.

dash-agent

6 commits

• Fixed a critical bug where context_tokens could incorrectly persist across compaction boundaries, which violated the integrity of the compaction process.
• Clarified and corrected documentation around token scoping, especially around postTokens and CHECKPOINT, to accurately reflect that CHECKPOINT serves as Gemini’s compaction marker, not postTokens, and that context_tokens must be scoped strictly within compaction units.
• Reconciled discrepancies between the OpenAPI spec (the authoritative contract) and implementation documentation, ensuring measurements and state semantics are correctly attributed: the spec defines the contract, while this repository implements and measures behavior, not vice versa.
• Removed non-reproducible test totals from documentation to improve reliability, while preserving accurate, verifiable data like receipts and valid scoping examples.

shared-actions

3 commits

• Fixed a bug in Homebrew formula versioning logic where the revision field was incorrectly reset even when only metadata or non-version-related changes occurred—now, revision is only reset when the actual version number increments, preventing spurious packaging changes.
• Improved test coverage for the bump-tap-formula tooling by enabling and validating the previously unused revision-reset test suite, ensuring the logic behaves correctly across version bump scenarios.
• Enhanced Homebrew tap maintenance reliability by aligning the revision handling with upstream best practices—revision serves as a packaging-only increment indicator and must be reset solely on version changes, not on formula patch updates or dependency adjustments.

Project activity for August 22, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

28 commits

• macOS UI/UX overhauls: Unified the sidebar into a cohesive toolbar-based interface with dedicated rows for sidebar search (featuring match-reason-grouped results), focus mode, and contextual actions (e.g., Summarize Channel, Stop / Start / Fork / Compact) directly on sidebar items; added fleet stats + version menu and robust empty/error states with manual refresh in the sidebar; improved keyboard accessibility by hoisting Refresh and Cmd-R to the column toolbar.
• Compact site handling improvements: Routed the fifth compact site through the helper function, scoped and fixed overclaims, and trimmed extraneous newlines from compact instructions—all verified with targeted tests of pure helpers.
• Codebase stability & CI hygiene: Consolidated duplicated sidebar logic to reduce mutation side effects and lifecycle redundancy; corrected multiple CI pipelines—including release.yml’s false claims about cask versioning and auto-bump sequencing—by refining truth-scoped assertions, removing stale or contradictory documentation, and resolving race conditions in the hand-bump mechanism.

shared-actions

5 commits

• Improved reliability of dependency extraction and cask handling: The bump-tap-formula workflow was enhanced to support Casks/ directories and interpolated release URLs, enabling more flexible and accurate version detection across both formulae and casks, while fixing incorrect signal propagation (e.g., misattributing bump causes to outward signals).
• Strengthened guard and test robustness: The guard test was anchored explicitly to prevent false positives, and annotation guessing logic was removed, ensuring test assertions are precise and deterministic.
• Refined internal data handling: Extraction counts were pinned to fixed values to prevent drift, and a misleading column/row name was corrected to align with actual semantics.
• Reverted overly broad regex logic: A previous ASSET regex was reverted due to unintended matches, with coverage instead shifted to the shell parse layer for more accurate and maintainable parsing.