- Updated the getLogsForTask function to accept optional parameters for owner and status, allowing for more granular log retrieval based on task state.
- Modified the TeamMemberLogsFinder to include owner's session logs when the task is in progress, improving visibility into ongoing activities.
- Introduced new UI components for better task tracking, including ActiveTasksBlock and ProvisioningProgressBlock, enhancing user experience during team provisioning.
- Refactored related components to support the new functionality, ensuring seamless integration across the application.
- Added a new Contributor License Agreement (CLA) document to clarify contribution terms.
- Updated the license from MIT to GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0).
- Introduced task comments feature, allowing users to add comments to tasks with validation for input length and content.
- Enhanced the TeamDataService to handle adding comments and sending notifications to task owners.
- Updated UI components to display comments and allow users to submit comments via a text area.
- Integrated task comments into the task detail dialog for better user interaction.
These changes aim to improve task management and enhance collaboration within teams.
* feat(package): add afterInstall script for chrome-sandbox permissions
- Updated package.json to include an afterInstall script that adjusts permissions for the chrome-sandbox on Linux.
- Added new afterInstall.sh script to ensure proper ownership and permissions for the sandbox file, enhancing security and functionality.
* chore(package): add deb configuration section in package.json
- Introduced a new "deb" section in package.json to specify post-installation scripts for Debian packages.
- Enhanced the package configuration for better support of Linux distributions.
- Updated package.json to include an afterInstall script that adjusts permissions for the chrome-sandbox on Linux.
- Added new afterInstall.sh script to ensure proper ownership and permissions for the sandbox file, enhancing security and functionality.
- Updated package.json to include an afterInstall script that adjusts permissions for the chrome-sandbox on Linux.
- Added new afterInstall.sh script to ensure proper ownership and permissions for the sandbox file, enhancing security and functionality.
- Removed obsolete Remotion preview and render scripts from package.json.
- Updated HttpServer to enhance static file serving logic, ensuring proper handling of renderer paths in both development and production modes.
- Added support for asarUnpack in package.json to facilitate unpacking of renderer files.
- Introduced a new Docker setup for running claude-devtools in standalone mode without Electron.
- Added Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml for easy deployment.
- Implemented .dockerignore to exclude unnecessary files from the Docker context.
- Updated package.json with new scripts for building and running the standalone server.
- Enhanced README with Docker usage instructions and environment variable configurations.
- Modified HttpServer to support serving static files and API in standalone mode.
- Updated various components to ensure compatibility with standalone operation.
- Added AppImage, deb, and rpm targets to the Linux section in package.json for broader distribution options.
- Updated the CI workflow to use macos-15-intel for x64 builds and included rpm in the installation of Linux packaging dependencies.
- Modified the author field in package.json to include an email address for better attribution.
- Improved error handling in SshConnectionManager by providing a clearer exit code message when remote command execution fails.
- Introduced new distribution scripts for macOS targeting ARM64 and x64 architectures.
- Updated README to clarify download instructions for macOS Apple Silicon and Intel users.
- Enhanced CI workflow to support building for both architectures, improving release process.
On Linux, `titleBarStyle: 'hidden'` removes the title bar entirely,
leaving no window controls (close/minimize/maximize). macOS has traffic
lights and Windows has a custom title bar component, but Linux gets
nothing. Fix this by omitting the hidden title bar style on Linux,
which gives native window decorations from the desktop environment
(GNOME, KDE, Hyprland, etc.).
Also adds Linux build support:
- electron-builder `linux` config targeting pacman (.pkg.tar.zst)
- `dist:linux` script for standalone Linux builds
- `release-linux` CI job on ubuntu-latest
- `dist` script updated to include --linux
- Introduced the "npmRebuild" option in package.json, set to false, to control the rebuilding of native modules during installation.
This commit enhances the package configuration by providing more control over the build process for native dependencies.
- Updated the Electron Vite configuration to dynamically exclude production dependencies, improving build performance and compatibility.
- Modified the output format in the Rollup options to CommonJS, ensuring compatibility with bundled dependencies.
- Adjusted the main entry point in package.json to reflect the new output format.
- Enhanced the README to clarify notification triggers for system notifications.
This commit optimizes the build configuration and improves documentation clarity, facilitating better dependency management and user understanding.
- Updated the electron-builder dependency from version 24.13.3 to ^25.1.8 for improved features and stability.
- Removed the pnpm overrides section from package.json, simplifying the dependency management.
This commit enhances the build process by ensuring the use of the latest electron-builder version and streamlining the package configuration.
- Removed the electron-builder.yml file and integrated its configuration directly into package.json, streamlining the build process.
- Updated build scripts in package.json to simplify the distribution commands for macOS and Windows.
- Enhanced the GitHub Actions workflow to separate build and release jobs, improving CI efficiency and clarity.
- Added artifact upload and download steps to facilitate the release process for both macOS and Windows.
This commit optimizes the build configuration and CI workflow, making it more maintainable and efficient for future releases.
- Updated the README to reflect new features in Claude Code, including the ability to spawn subagents via the Task tool and coordinate teams with improved visibility.
- Added details on the rendering of subagent sessions as expandable inline cards, including execution traces, metrics, and tool calls.
- Enhanced description of teammate messages, highlighting color-coded cards and team lifecycle visibility.
- Clarified session summary metrics to differentiate between teammate and subagent counts for better user insights.
This commit significantly improves the documentation of team and subagent visualization features, providing users with a clearer understanding of the capabilities and enhancements in the application.
- Added new scripts for rendering and previewing videos using Remotion, enhancing multimedia capabilities.
- Updated package.json to include Remotion dependencies and commands for rendering videos in different formats.
- Modified .gitignore to exclude Remotion output files, ensuring a cleaner repository.
- Enhanced README to reflect new features and usage instructions for video rendering.
This commit significantly improves the application's multimedia functionality by integrating Remotion, allowing users to create and preview videos seamlessly.
- Introduced an HTTP server to facilitate communication with the application.
- Added route handlers for managing application configuration, including getting and updating settings.
- Implemented notification operations with routes for retrieving, marking, and deleting notifications.
- Created project and session management routes to list projects, sessions, and their details.
- Developed SSH connection management routes for connecting, disconnecting, and retrieving SSH state and configuration.
- Enhanced the application architecture to support real-time event streaming via Server-Sent Events (SSE).
This commit significantly expands the application's capabilities by integrating an HTTP server and various management routes, improving user interaction and functionality.
- Install idb-keyval for IndexedDB persistence
- Create contextStorage service with TTL-based snapshot save/load
- Create contextSlice with switchContext and initializeContextSystem actions
- Implement snapshot validation to filter invalid tabs/selections
- Exclude transient state (loading, errors, Maps/Sets) from snapshots
- Added SSH config host alias support, allowing users to fetch and resolve host entries from the SSH config file.
- Introduced SshConfigParser to handle parsing of ~/.ssh/config and retrieving host aliases.
- Updated ConnectionSection to include a combobox for selecting SSH config hosts with auto-fill capabilities.
- Enhanced SshConnectionManager to utilize the new SshConfigParser for resolving host configurations.
- Added IPC channels for fetching SSH config hosts and resolving host aliases.
- Updated relevant types and state management to accommodate new SSH config features.
- Added an override for @electron/notarize to version 2.5.0 in both package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml to ensure compatibility and resolve potential issues with notarization.
- Integrated electron-updater for automatic updates, including IPC handlers for checking, downloading, and installing updates.
- Updated electron-builder configuration to include entitlements and notarization scripts for macOS.
- Enhanced README with installation instructions and updated features.
- Added new components for update notifications and dialogs in the renderer.
- Improved CI workflow permissions for better release management.
- Replaced pnpm dlx electron-builder with direct electron-builder command in build scripts for improved clarity and consistency.
- Specified electron-builder version in package.json and pnpm-lock.yaml to ensure consistent builds across environments.
- Added new dependencies and updated existing ones in pnpm-lock.yaml for better compatibility and functionality.
