# content
Project activity for May 19, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

2 commits

Implemented baseline iPad three-column layout with .inspector support and structured tab navigation using TabView(.sidebarAdaptable), establishing a foundational design pattern for iPad-optimized UI that dynamically adapts across sidebar, column, and inspector modes.

Added candidate-shape #Preview integration to validate layout behavior and interactivity early in development, enabling rapid iteration on responsive iPad interface components through SwiftUI previews.

dash-agent

3 commits

Introduced per-user writable state isolation by threading the DASH_AGENT_DATA_DIR environment variable, enabling the agent to persist user-specific data in a location owned by the current user rather than a system-wide path—improving security and multi-user compatibility.

Scaffolding for Homebrew-based deployments was added (brew-lane), establishing a foundation for package distribution and lifecycle management of the dash-agent on macOS—preparing for easier, standardized installation and updates via Homebrew.

Enabled automatic session resumption by surface-level integration with the /api/agents endpoint, now exposing auto_resume configuration from sessions.json—allowing the frontend to restore interrupted sessions seamlessly without user intervention.

xcode-always-allow

2 commits

Refined the Allow matcher logic to generalize beyond hardcoded assumptions, enabling it to correctly handle any `“wants to control “Xcode…” system dialog—regardless of phrasing variations—by expanding pattern matching to robustly detect user permission prompts.

Fixed a critical typo in the substring used for dialog identification, updating it from "wants to control to "to control " (note correct quote placement and spacing), ensuring accurate detection without false positives or missed prompts.

Collectively, these changes improve reliability and maintainability of UI automation, particularly in environments where Xcode permission dialogs may be localized or dynamically phrased, allowing the test suite to consistently and correctly interact with system-level security dialogs.