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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.