- Introduced TEAM_START_TASK IPC channel to facilitate starting tasks and notifying agents.
- Updated task creation to include an option for immediate start, enhancing user experience.
- Enhanced task notifications with detailed instructions for agents upon task assignment.
- Improved team member logs handling and metadata extraction for better task tracking.
These changes aim to streamline task management and improve team collaboration efficiency.
Subagent badges now show distinct colors instead of generic gray.
Colors are resolved from the project's .claude/agents/*.md frontmatter
(color field), with deterministic hash-based fallback for unconfigured types.
New AgentConfigReader service reads agent definitions via IPC, cached
per project root to avoid redundant disk reads on session refreshes.
Team member colors remain unaffected (team branch has priority).
- Introduced TeamDataService for managing team-related data.
- Updated IPC handlers to include team management functionalities.
- Added new API channels for team listing and integrated them into the UI.
- Enhanced the renderer components to support team views and interactions.
- Implemented utility functions for team directory path management.
- 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 handlers for hiding and unhiding individual and multiple sessions in the configuration.
- Updated the ConfigManager to manage hidden sessions, including methods for bulk operations.
- Enhanced the IPC channels and preload scripts to support new session visibility features.
- Integrated UI components to allow users to toggle session visibility in the sidebar and context menus.
- Updated state management to reflect hidden sessions and support multi-select actions for bulk hiding/unhiding.
- Implemented a new IPC handler to find Windows UNC paths for WSL Claude root candidates.
- Introduced utility functions to list WSL distributions and resolve their home paths.
- Updated the configuration handlers to include the new functionality for detecting WSL Claude roots.
- Enhanced the UI to allow users to select WSL Claude root paths, including handling cases where the projects directory is missing.
- Refactored related components to integrate the new WSL functionality seamlessly.
- Introduced functionality to select and manage the local Claude root folder, allowing users to specify a custom path.
- Added IPC handlers for selecting the Claude root folder and retrieving its information.
- Enhanced configuration validation to ensure the specified Claude root path is an absolute path.
- Updated the ServiceContext to reconfigure based on changes to the Claude root path, improving context management.
- Refactored related components to support the new Claude root path features, including updates to the UI and state management.
- Added a WindowsTitleBar component to provide a conventional title bar experience when the native frame is hidden.
- Integrated window control functionalities (minimize, maximize, close) using IPC handlers for better user interaction.
- Updated the TabbedLayout to include the new WindowsTitleBar, ensuring a consistent UI across platforms.
- Enhanced the README with additional details about the new window controls feature.
This commit improves the user interface on Windows by providing familiar window management controls, enhancing usability and consistency.
- 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.
- Updated the session retrieval API to include an optional `SessionsByIdsOptions` parameter, allowing clients to specify the desired metadata depth (light or deep) when fetching sessions by IDs.
- Modified the `ProjectScanner` and related services to support this new option, improving flexibility in session data retrieval.
- Enhanced the HTTP client and renderer components to accommodate the new options, ensuring consistent behavior across the application.
This commit improves session management by providing users with more control over the metadata returned, optimizing performance for various use cases.
- Added a new `metadataLevel` option to the sessions pagination API, allowing clients to specify the depth of metadata returned (light or deep).
- Updated the `ProjectScanner` to handle session metadata based on the specified level, improving performance and flexibility in session data retrieval.
- Enhanced the HTTP client and session slice to support the new metadata level option, ensuring consistent behavior across the application.
This commit enhances session management by providing users with the ability to choose the level of detail in session metadata, optimizing performance for different use cases.
- Implemented a new HTTP endpoint and IPC handler for retrieving session metadata based on an array of session IDs, allowing for the loading of pinned sessions that may not be included in paginated results.
- Enhanced session management by validating session IDs and capping the number of IDs processed to improve performance and reliability.
- Updated the renderer and store to handle the new functionality, ensuring that pinned sessions are preserved and loaded correctly.
This commit enhances the application's session handling capabilities, providing users with better access to their pinned sessions.
- Added SSH section validation to the configuration update process, including validation for SSH profiles.
- Implemented functions to validate SSH profiles and the overall SSH section structure.
- Integrated SSH profile management into the ConnectionSection, allowing users to select saved profiles for quick connection setup.
- Updated the WorkspaceSection to manage SSH profiles with full CRUD functionality, ensuring persistence through the ConfigManager.
- Refactored API calls to use a unified `api` module for better maintainability.
This commit significantly improves the SSH management experience by providing robust validation and user-friendly profile handling.
- Added `isElectronMode` function to determine if the app is running in Electron or a browser.
- Updated `SidebarHeader`, `TabBar`, and `TabbedLayout` components to conditionally render UI elements based on the Electron mode.
- Adjusted styles and settings gear icon visibility to enhance user experience in browser mode.
This commit improves the application's adaptability by ensuring that Electron-specific features are only available when appropriate.
- 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.
