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Project activity for June 12, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

1 commit

Added a new configuration option for agent-list UI: Introduced support for hiding the leading-swipe action (e.g., “Delete” or “Archive”) in the agent list, enabling developers or admins to customize swipe behavior per deployment context—ideal for environments where destructive actions must be restricted or hidden by default (e.g., read-only dashboards or compliant systems).

LetterSet

4 commits

Font catalog modernization and consistency: The Tango BT font was added to the catalog, improving typographic coverage, while the underlying CI tooling was updated to automate font catalog generation and enforce consistent casing—specifically fixing the Garamond filename—to ensure reliable builds and avoid platform-specific errors.

Ruler UI enhancements: The ruler picker interface was introduced, complete with improved menu layout and dynamic color synchronization between the picker, preview, and actual ruler display—ensuring visual consistency and better UX for users customizing ruler appearances.

Dependency and build hygiene: package-letterset-sheet was upgraded to 0.8.0, likely incorporating fixes or new capabilities that support the above changes, while the CI sync adjustments reinforce robust, repeatable font asset management.

package-glyph-preprocessor

2 commits

Expanded documentation in AGENTS.md to guide contributors on how to integrate new fonts, improving onboarding and consistency for future localization or UI customization efforts.

Added Tango BT, a new font, likely to support enhanced typography, improve readability, or meet specific design requirements across the application interface.

package-letterset-sheet

1 commit

Resolved a visual inconsistency in sheet styling: The header, footer, and border elements now correctly inherit and render using the user-selected color theme, ensuring visual coherence across the UI component.

Improved theming consistency: This fix ensures that when users apply a custom color scheme to a sheet (e.g., for accessibility, brand compliance, or personalization), all structural elements reflect the choice uniformly—eliminating prior discrepancies where borders or text containers defaulted to a system or outdated palette.