Commits

Project activity for July 06, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

7 commits

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

dash-agent

13 commits

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

ota-app

1 commit

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

package-multitouch-tester

1 commit

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

push-proxy-impl

1 commit

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

shpool-resume

1 commit

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