Commits

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screenshot comparison logic: The false assumption that device and simulation screenshots can’t be reliably diff’d has been retracted, and a concrete methodology for comparing two screenshots—documented in comparing.md—is now in place, ensuring accurate visual regression detection.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.