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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.