- Add CLI-side terminal management via Bun.Terminal with TerminalManager
- Implement server-side Socket.IO proxy for terminal I/O between web and CLI
- Create web terminal UI component with xterm.js and support for resize/reconnect
- Add terminal route and navigation button in session chat
- Include comprehensive terminal implementation plan and architecture docs
Apply safe area insets to sticky/fixed headers (using top inset) and bottom-fixed elements (using bottom inset), rather than to scroll containers. This ensures proper spacing on devices with notches and home indicators (e.g., iPhone).
- Sessions List page: Move header outside scroll container with sticky positioning and pt-[env(safe-area-inset-top)]
- SessionList component: Add renderHeader prop to optionally hide internal header when parent renders it
- HappyComposer: Change bottom padding to pb-[calc(0.75rem+env(safe-area-inset-bottom))] for proper iPhone home indicator spacing
Adds support for hosting the web UI separately from the hapi server on static hosts (GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages). Users can now set a custom server origin via a dialog on the login screen, with the ability to return to same-origin behavior.
Changes include:
- New useServerUrl hook for managing server URL configuration and storage
- Updated API client to support baseUrl parameter for all requests
- Enhanced login UI with server picker dialog (top-right button)
- Auth system now keys tokens per baseUrl to support multiple servers
- SSE connection updated to use configured baseUrl
- Documentation updates for standalone hosting setup
- Add macOS quarantine fix instructions for prebuilt binaries
- Document Access Token location (~/.hapi/settings.json)
- Show how to view and set custom token
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When CLI_API_TOKEN is provided via environment variable, persist it to settings.json
if not already saved. This prevents token regeneration if the env var fails to load
on subsequent startups, ensuring token consistency across server restarts.
Bun.isCompiled does not exist and always returns undefined, causing
embeddedAssetMap to be null. This makes the server fall back to looking
for web/dist directory, which doesn't exist when running the compiled
binary from a different location.
The correct way to detect a compiled Bun binary is to check if Bun.main
starts with '/$bunfs' (the virtual filesystem path used by compiled binaries).
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Add hasBootstrappedRef to track component initialization and prevent
counting messages during the initial render. This fixes the new message
counter behavior when messages load on component mount and ensures
accurate message tracking when autoScroll is disabled.
Add comprehensive WHY_NOT_HAPPY.md documenting the architectural
differences between HAPI's local-first design and Happy's cloud-first
approach. Update README with clearer project description and link to
new documentation.
Add validation checks before releasing:
- Ensure we're on the main branch to prevent accidental releases from feature branches
- Verify npm authentication to prevent failed publish attempts
This prevents common release mistakes and improves release workflow reliability.
Configuration now loads with priority: environment variable > settings.json > default value.
When values are read from environment variables and not present in settings.json, they are automatically saved for future use. This eliminates the need to repeatedly set environment variables.
- New serverSettings.ts module handles loading/saving with persistence logic
- Async createConfiguration() factory for proper initialization ordering
- Configuration sources tracked and displayed in startup logs
- Exported Settings interface and read/write functions from cliApiToken.ts
- Updated index.ts to display configuration sources in log output
Consolidate version bumping, building, npm publishing, and git operations into a single release script that handles platform packages first. This solves the issue where optionalDependencies needed platform packages published before bun install could generate complete lockfile hashes.
Changes:
- Created cli/scripts/release-all.ts with support for --dry-run, --publish-npm, and --skip-build flags
- Removed release-it dependency and old release/publish-npm scripts
- Simplified GitHub Actions release workflow to always use --generate-notes
- Deleted obsolete release configuration files (.release-it.json, .release-it.notes.js, publish-npm.ts)
- Update CLI version to 0.1.0
- Change bin script extension from .js to .cjs for ES module compatibility
- Add release-it as dev dependency for version management
- Update all platform-specific binary package versions to 0.1.0
- Enhance release workflow to support custom RELEASE_NOTES.md
The package.json has "type": "module" but bin/hapi.js uses CommonJS
require() syntax. Renaming to .cjs forces Node.js to treat it as
CommonJS regardless of the package type setting.
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- Update CI workflow to package release artifacts with correct naming (hapi-* prefix)
- Generate SHA256 checksums for all artifacts
- Auto-update homebrew-tap repository on release
- Add Installation section to README with Homebrew, npm, and binary options
- Simplify .release-it.json config as CI now handles release process
- Add update-homebrew-formula script to update formula in homebrew-tap
- Add release-artifacts directory to .gitignore
Users can now install via: brew install tiann/tap/hapi
Update documentation to promote npm package usage over binary downloads:
- Changed primary quickstart command to use npx @twsxtd/hapi
- Moved binary download to alternative option with link to releases
- Updated Multi-agent support section to use npx commands
- Simplified Quickstart section title
- Adjusted step numbering to reflect changes
- Add publish-npm and publish-npm:dry-run scripts to root package.json (forwarding to cli)
- Remove Windows ARM64 (bun-windows-arm64) from DEFAULT_TARGETS in build-executable.ts
- Remove Windows ARM64 check from getPlatformDir in build-executable.ts
- Remove HAPI_TARGET_WIN32_ARM64 from bunBundle.d.ts type definitions
- Remove Windows ARM64 check from embeddedAssets.bun.ts
- Centered button using mx-auto w-fit wrapper (matches SystemMessage pattern)
- Changed variant from secondary to outline for subtler appearance
- Reduced visual weight with text-xs opacity-80 hover:opacity-100
- Added ↑ arrow icon before the text
- Adjusted spacing to py-1 mb-2 and gap-1.5
Fixes alignment issues where button wasn't centered with content below and improves visual consistency with page design.
Add additional condition to check for the intermediate auth state where
authSource exists but token hasn't been fetched yet. This prevents the
LoginPrompt from briefly flashing when the page is refreshed and the user
already has a stored access token.
Changes the condition from just `isAuthLoading` to also cover the gap
before the useAuth effect starts fetching the token, displaying the
loading state instead of the login prompt.
Complete documentation refresh covering:
- Version detection via CLI binary mtime (not package.json)
- Multi-Agent Support section with token authentication for claude/codex/gemini
- Directory creation approval flow for session spawning
- HTTP Control Server endpoints with Fastify + Zod schemas
- State persistence fields including startedWithCliMtimeMs
- Integration Testing section with test environment and key scenarios
- Typed shutdown sources (hapi-app, hapi-cli, os-signal, exception)
- MachineMetadata with new happyLibDir field
- WebSocket communication patterns and RPC methods
- Machine sync architecture with separated metadata and daemon state
Replaces CLAUDE.md with structured daemon documentation.
Add checks to gracefully handle abort signals:
- Check if abort is already signaled before attempting spawn
- Check if abort caused the spawn error instead of rejecting
Update documentation across the project to reflect current state of codebase:
- cli/README.md: Add all commands (codex, gemini, daemon subcommands, doctor, mcp),
configuration options, storage locations, and source structure references
- server/README.md: Add complete HTTP API reference, Socket.IO events, Telegram bot
features, core logic descriptions, and source structure
- web/README.md: Add all routes, feature descriptions, authentication flow, data
fetching, real-time updates, and source structure
- README.md: Improve feature list clarity, add HTTPS exposure instructions in
quickstart, add multi-agent support section
Add sendUserMessage() method to ApiSessionClient and CodexSession to handle
user_message events from Codex. Updates CodexConversionResult type and
convertCodexEvent() to process user_message payloads, with test coverage.
Introduces two reusable loading components to standardize loading states:
- Spinner: Base spinner with accessibility support (role, aria-label)
- LoadingState: Semantic loading indicator combining spinner and label
Updates loading patterns across the app:
- Full-screen/block loading now uses LoadingState (App, router, files, file)
- Inline button loading states show spinner + text with aria-busy
- Message list loading replaced with MessageSkeleton component
- Removes duplicate SpinnerIcon definition from PermissionFooter
Improves UX and accessibility:
- Loading screens centered and full-height
- Consistent ellipsis character (…)
- Semantic accessibility (role="status", aria-live, aria-busy)
- Adds CSS variables for banner styling
Debounce the sync banner to only show if sync takes longer than 300ms.
This prevents the banner from flashing on quick syncs while still showing
for slower operations.
Changes:
- Added DEBOUNCE_MS constant (300ms)
- Changed doStartSync to delay banner display by 300ms
- Changed endSync to immediately clear all timeouts
- Renamed endSyncTimeoutRef to startDelayTimeoutRef (now for debounce)
Added isFirstConnectRef to distinguish between first SSE connection
(page load) and subsequent reconnects (session switches). Only the
first connection forces the banner to show; subsequent connects use
non-forced mode which only displays the banner when returning from
background within 30s, eliminating unwanted banner flashes on
session changes.
Remove build:cli:exe and build:cli:exe:all scripts since building executables
without web assets serves no practical purpose. Update npm publish script to use
build:single-exe:all which includes embedded web assets in published packages.
Adds infrastructure for distributing Hapi via npm as a scoped package
(@twsxtd/hapi) with platform-specific optional dependencies. This enables
installation via `npx @twsxtd/hapi` or `bunx @twsxtd/hapi`.
- Add bin/hapi.js wrapper script for platform detection and binary selection
- Create npm/ directory structure for platform-specific packages (darwin-{arm64,x64},
linux-{arm64,x64}, win32-x64)
- Add scripts/prepare-npm-packages.ts to generate platform-specific package.json files
and copy binaries to npm packages
- Add scripts/publish-npm.ts for automated publishing of platform packages
- Update package.json with new scoped name, bin entry, optionalDependencies, and
prepack/publish scripts
- Update .gitignore to ignore generated npm packages and build outputs
- Update .npmignore to only include bin/hapi.js wrapper, excluding source and build files
Remove all interactive features from the Telegram bot that are now handled by the
Telegram Mini App. The bot now serves a single purpose: sending notifications for
permission requests and ready events.
Changes:
- bot.ts: Remove /help command and message handler, simplify /start to show Mini App link
- callbacks.ts: Remove all callback handlers except APPROVE and DENY for permissions
- sessionView.ts: Remove detail views and settings, keep only notification formatting
- renderer.ts: Remove session/machine list rendering, keep utility functions
This reduces the codebase by ~1000 lines (58% reduction) while preserving notification
functionality that the Mini App cannot provide.
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