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Project activity for July 13, 2026:

agents.happitec.com

5 commits

Implemented a full interactive drag-to-resize and minimize experience for the AskUserQuestion (AUQ) card on iOS, including intuitive grabber affordances to toggle minimized state and preserve user context across app sessions (e.g., auto-re-expanding minimized questions).

Resolved critical visual and interaction bugs, notably eliminating AUQ drag jitter on iOS by freezing the base frame and bounds during resize operations—ensuring smooth, responsive resizing without layout artifacts or visual snapping.

Designed a unified slim-bar UI state for minimized cards, enabling users to collapse verbose questions into a compact affordance while retaining full workflow continuity, significantly improving screen real estate management in mobile contexts.

ios-simulator-multitouch-mcp

3 commits

Finalized the end-state-only gate for Erin’s I3 ruling, resolving ambiguity around state validation logic and ensuring deterministic behavior at the conclusion of each playback cycle.

Integrated Thinker’s round-1 advisory review into the playback-CI specification, aligning implementation constraints with functional requirements and addressing earlier feedback on robustness and testability.

Published the foundational multitouch playback-CI v1 design spec, establishing a unified architecture for handling concurrent touch events during CI runs—including gesture composition, event deduplication, and state synchronization—laying groundwork for reliable, multi-user interaction testing.

shpool-resume

1 commit

Unified session subscription model: Refactored sessions.json to enable the dashboards agent to concurrently subscribe to both dash-previews and dash-services, ensuring real-time synchronization of dashboard previews with underlying data services—addressing inconsistencies where preview updates lagged behind service changes.

Reduced duplication & improved resilience: Centralized subscription logic in sessions.json eliminates redundant or conflicting client-side subscriptions, streamlining session lifecycle management and preventing race conditions during dashboard initialization.

xcode-preview-vm

9 commits

Local catalog runner infrastructure: A daemon-driven preview_sweep system was implemented to enable local preview generation over HTTP, replacing ad-hoc workflows and laying the groundwork for more robust CI/CD integration.

Manifest 1.4.0 compliance: run.repository and run.pullRequestNumber were added to support full GitHub context in preview sweeps, aligning with newer manifest specs for better traceability.

Reliability & compatibility fixes: GET requests now properly percent-encode the file parameter (using %20 instead of +) to avoid misinterpretation by web servers and clients.

Toolchain dogfooding: The preflight hook was upgraded to regenerate PreviewSpike.xcodeproj via xcodegen, improving developer experience and ensuring project consistency with modern tooling practices.

Release & documentation maturation: The preview-cli formula is now auto-bumped on release, published via a Homebrew tap, and early install docs clarify the head-only setup until the first tagged release; additional internal documentation covers the local runner plan, Thinker gating, and security review integration.