Integrates tunwg (WireGuard tunnel) to enable optional public access
to the hapi server. Tunnel is disabled by default and enabled via
--relay flag or HAPI_TUNNEL=true environment variable.
Users can now run 'hapi server --relay' and get a direct link like:
https://app.hapi.run/?server=https://xxx.relay.hapi.run&token=xxx
- Improved preview output columns: Removed id and tag columns, added Title (from metadata.summary.text), First Message (first user message), and human-readable Updated date
- Reordered columns for clarity: Updated, Msgs (fixed width), Title, First Message, Path
- Added --message=PATTERN filter option for fuzzy matching on first user message (case-insensitive)
- Fixed deletion count to use actual session count instead of result.changes (which included CASCADE deleted messages)
- Added helper functions: formatDate(), truncate(), extractUserText()
Add cleanup-sessions.ts script that enables deletion of sessions from the database with support for multiple filtering strategies:
- Message count filtering (delete sessions with fewer than N messages)
- Path pattern matching with glob support
- Orphaned session detection (sessions whose path no longer exists)
- Optional confirmation prompt with --force flag to skip
Includes 'clean-session' npm script for convenient invocation.
Implement support for bundling web assets into CLI single executable binaries.
When built with --with-web-assets, the executable includes the compiled web
application and serves it directly without file system access. A stub generator
creates empty manifests for normal builds to maintain compatibility.
Key changes:
- Add --with-web-assets flag to build-executable.ts with manifest validation
- Generate embeddedAssets.ts manifest from web/dist during build
- Serve embedded assets in web server with fallback to file system
- Add hapi server subcommand to start API + web server
- Include server sources in CLI tsconfig for compilation scope
- Add workspace-level build:single-exe scripts for production builds
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