Move the session-list search out of its dedicated full-width row and
into the sidebar toolbar, so the sidebar gets one compact header row
instead of two stacked rows.
Behavior:
- Collapsed by default: a search icon sits at the left of the toolbar
row, on the same line as the existing tool icons (codex import,
refresh, browse, settings, new session).
- Clicking the icon expands the input to fill the entire row width
(tool icons hide) and focuses the input; when focus leaves the
search container the input collapses back to the icon.
- Query and date range stay applied while collapsed; the icon shows
an indicator dot whenever any filter is active.
- The date-range picker stays inside the expanded input.
Implementation:
- SessionList gains a headerActions prop and renders a single header
row: [collapsible search] [spacer] [optional renderHeader plus]
[headerActions].
- SessionsPage drops its own toolbar wrapper and passes its five
buttons through headerActions instead.
- The safe-area top inset moves to the router container wrapping both
the error banner and the list, so iOS PWA error text no longer sits
beneath the status bar/notch.
Focus handling (review follow-ups):
- Controls that unmount themselves on click (clear-query X, picker
backdrop, range-end selection, picker footer Clear) silently moved
focus to <body>, leaving the search expanded but no longer
collapsible via blur. Each now returns focus to the input; the
picker footer Clear is wired through a dedicated onClear prop.
- Header actions can no longer be suppressed by a stale expanded
state: they render whenever the search control itself is absent
(e.g. the session list empties via SSE), and the expansion resets
when the list becomes empty.
i18n: add sessions.search.open (en / zh-CN).
Tests: adapt existing search/date-filter tests to expand the search
before interacting; add regressions for collapse-on-blur query
persistence, focus restore after clearing the query and after
clearing the date range, and header actions surviving an emptied
session list.
Remove the top-right Loading messages pill shown while tail reconciliation runs with cached conversation content.
Keep background tail synchronization silent so it does not compete with older-history loading feedback or imply that the visible conversation is blocked. Cold-start skeletons, pull-to-load guidance, older-page loading state, unseen-message navigation, and global reconnect feedback remain unchanged.
Loading an older page prepends hundreds of messages in one flush. tap's
scheduler aborts after 50 dirty resources and drops the overflow, so the
thread never applied the merged page: the scroll-restore gate never
passed and the top sentinel kept re-triggering (loads everything at
once). Raise MAX_FLUSH_LIMIT 50->2000 via bun patchedDependencies.
Adds a Playwright regression spec driving the real message-window store
and HappyThread against a fake paginated API: one page per top
approach, scroll restored, no idle reloads.
Remove the redundant "Load older" button; the existing top sentinel
already auto-loads older pages when approaching the top. Loading state
moves to a floating pill overlay so prepends no longer shift layout.
- Raise message page size 50 -> 200 (hub max) so cold loads and load-older
show more than a handful of rendered bubbles
- Flush pending messages when the thread forces scroll-to-bottom on mount,
and re-read atBottom after the latest fetch instead of using the stale
pre-fetch snapshot, so new messages no longer stay invisible after
leaving and re-entering a session
- Base the cold-load backfill floor on rendered conversation identities:
skip non-rendering rows (token-count/ready events, un-normalizable
content) and collapse tool call/result pairs into one card identity
Hub: getOrCreateMachine now merges incoming machine-owned metadata over
the stored row (first-write-wins previously kept rows registered without
a host name nameless forever; hub-only fields like displayName survive).
Web: session-list machine labels are cached in localStorage so machines
whose row is gone or whose query has not loaded yet keep their last
known name instead of flickering to the 8-char id prefix.
useLongPress binds both touch and mouse handlers. After a tap, touch
browsers emit compatibility mouse events (~300ms later) that the page did
not preventDefault, so onClick fired twice: once from touchend, once from
the synthesized mouseup. On the wide tablet sidebar layout the list stays
under the finger, so the second onClick lands on whatever row slid into
that position and navigates to the wrong session.
preventDefault() on touchend for every handled tap, and additionally
swallow mouse events that arrive within 700ms of a touch so browsers that
still dispatch the compatibility sequence cannot re-trigger onClick.
Based on the fix by RiriAgent in the fork (commits 1bbfcc20, 5e3d135a).
Co-authored-by: RiriAgent <39219425+RiriAgent@users.noreply.github.com>
- prepare-npm-packages: exit(1) instead of warn-and-continue when a
platform binary is missing, so a broken build aborts the release
- release-all: after publishing platform packages, poll npm view for
every @twsxtd/hapi-<platform> package until it matches the release
version (10min timeout, 15s interval) before publishing the main
package
Fixes#1149
SessionChat fetched Codex models through the session-scoped endpoint,
so the CLI listed models in the session process cwd, where a missing
directory or project-level Codex config could skew or break the result.
Use the machine-scoped endpoint (already used by NewSession) and drop
the now-unused session route and RPC plumbing.
Fixes#1072
Searching the session list forced every directory group to expand all
sessions (expanded: isFiltering) and hid the Show more button, so the
user's per-group preview fold was ignored during filtering. Stop
overriding the preview state while filtering and keep the Show more /
Show less control available.
Fixes#1068
Single-machine users no longer expand a redundant machine layer; with
multiple machines a chip filter bar (persisted, with hover health popup)
replaces the collapsible machine headers. Directory groups now render
top-level with machine-name suffixes when unfiltered. Also removes the
redundant session/project count header text.
The Codex import button used the same circular-arrow SVG as the
session-list refresh button, making the two adjacent actions look
identical. Switch the import affordance to a download-into-tray icon
to match its 'import sessions' semantics.
Closes#1135
Use @lobehub/icons (already a dependency) for per-agent SVG logos in the
session list, session header, and new-session agent selector.
- Color variants for claude/codex/gemini; Mono (currentColor) for
cursor/grok/opencode so glyphs track the theme text color
- kimi uses Mono as well: KimiColor's main glyph is hard-coded #fff and
vanishes on the light theme
- pi and unknown flavors keep the letter-badge fallback (no logo shipped)
- Deep component imports avoid the package root's ./features re-export,
which pulls uninstalled peer deps (antd, @lobehub/ui)
hapi kimi local mode spawned the kimi TUI with no transcript sync, so
terminal conversations never reached the hub and the web UI stayed empty.
After the kimi-code rewrite (data moved from ~/.kimi to ~/.kimi-code),
model resolution also broke: hapi read the gone ~/.kimi/config.toml and
fell back to the invalid hardcoded default kimi-k2, and the KIMI_MODEL /
KIMI_PROJECT_DIR env vars it set no longer exist upstream.
Local sync (mirrors the codex transcript scanner):
- kimiWireLocator: derive the kimi-code workspace id
(wd_<slug>_<sha256(cwd).12>, ported verbatim from upstream workdir-slug),
poll for the session dir created by the just-spawned process, and watch
its agents/main/wire.jsonl. Pre-existing sessions are snapshotted and
excluded (awaited before spawn) so a retry cannot bind to a stale
session; multiple fresh candidates are refused as ambiguous.
- kimiWireScanner: incrementally read wire.jsonl and convert events into
hapi messages (user prompts/steers, assistant text/thinking, tool
call/result incl. is_error, step.end usage with cached input summed
into inputTokens).
- kimiLocalLauncher: attach locator+scanner, report kimiSessionId on
discovery (enables web resume and local<->remote handoff).
Model handling:
- config.ts: read <KIMI_CODE_HOME|~/.kimi-code>/config.toml (legacy
~/.kimi fallback); drop the hardcoded kimi-k2 default and the dead
KIMI_MODEL env source - when nothing is configured, omit --model so
kimi-code uses its own default_model.
- kimiBackend/kimiLocal: stop setting KIMI_MODEL and KIMI_PROJECT_DIR
(both unused by new kimi-code).
- kimiRemoteLauncher: apply the resolved model over ACP after session
creation (session/set_model, falling back to the advertised model
config option), and display the agent-reported current model instead
of the env guess.
Verified against live kimi-code 0.26.0: ACP initialize/session-new/
prompt probes, locator discovery of a running session, and converter
robustness over a real 800-line wire.jsonl.
Add 'auto' as a first-class HAPI permission mode for claude-flavored sessions,
enforced by Claude's classifier rather than emulated in canCallTool. Includes
mode configuration, CLI respawn on auto transitions, plan-exit targeting, API
extensions, and documentation updates.
Bun's fetch and node:http honor HTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY env vars, which can
route loopback traffic through a configured proxy (e.g. Surge/Clash). When
NO_PROXY doesn't explicitly exclude localhost, this breaks loopback
communication: SessionStart hooks fail to arrive (transcripts don't sync, web
UI stays empty), runner control client times out, and MCP server connections
fail.
Normalize NO_PROXY at the CLI entrypoint to always cover loopback
(localhost, 127.0.0.1, ::1). Child processes inherit the patched env so their
loopback traffic is covered too. Non-loopback traffic continues using the
configured proxy. Supersedes the runner control client workaround from #563.
Codex now requires hook trust before non-managed hooks can run. HAPI relies on the runtime-injected SessionStart hook to receive the Codex thread/session id, so leaving that hook untrusted breaks local Codex startup without manual /hooks review.\n\nGenerate the same trusted_hash Codex derives for the injected SessionStart command and pass it through the runtime hooks.state override. The trust is scoped to the synthetic session-flags hook key and the exact generated command, so user, project, and plugin hooks still go through Codex review normally.\n\nAlso cover the generated config args so future changes keep both the hook declaration and its trust state together.\n\nValidation:\n- bun test cli/src/codex/utils/codexMcpConfig.test.ts\n- bun typecheck
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