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Benjamin Shafii
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80c30ed96e | simplify desktop server connection resolution alpha-macos-latest | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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2b9b382a4d | fix stale desktop server settings | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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d13b6d624b | fix provider status copy | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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e27801658c | fix desktop runtime owner token refresh | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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7c306c7f88 | preserve expanded workspaces on session switch | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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e64eb9366f | move OpenCode ownership into server | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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f243f2e0ed | fix Electron runtime boot and workspace seed | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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403e7c3e76 | fix startup session refresh stalls | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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20fcb84fd4 | fix React cloud sign-in and workspace reload state | ||
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b8cccf10d2 | ignore: update download stats 2026-04-24 | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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d687c8f5f7 | fix session loading | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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d0dee4d9d8 | design pass: quiet boot overlay, left-to-right dot ticker waiting state | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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6dffea8277 | fix startup: show task list fast and hide OpenCode copy | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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50e350bc19 | fix React startup and reload flows | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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9517d0397e | fix React reload toast blockers | ||
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Benjamin Shafii
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047cc43271 | fix React reload and debug diagnostics | ||
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458759b4f1 |
fix(share): debounce live package previews (#1546)
Reduce preview packaging traffic while typing pasted skills so the share editor does not repackage on every keystroke. Add an e2e check to keep the debounce behavior from regressing. Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Jan Carbonell
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feat(landing): turn enterprise hero PNG into an interactive leaderboard (#1534)
Replaces the static /enterprise-hero.png on the /enterprise page with a live React component (LandingEnterpriseHero) that renders the same dashboard as an interactive leaderboard with three tabs. - Departments: flat list (no technical/business split). Adoption-trend sparkline per team, colored green/gray/red by direction. Engineering now absorbs former Data Science (48/82, \$330K, JC+LT+AL+5). Customer Support trending up, Legal falling to zero. - Power users: 7 famous scientists/programmers/businesspeople with cumulative weekday trend sparklines whose shape encodes personality (Carmack's bursts, Turing's scheduled-automation linearity, Hopper removed, Lovelace's early- adopter flattening, Carnegie's late ramp, etc.). Tools: Zed (Carmack), Omarchy (Linus), Hugging Face (Lovelace), Claude Code (Turing). - AI tools: tool, penetration, top department, and power-user avatars colored by each person's home department so viewers see cross-functional adoption at a glance. Interactivity kept minimal: row hover background for scan, tab color transitions, native title-attribute tooltips on avatars/tool glyphs/ sparklines. No fake animations. Header consolidated into a single row: OpenWork logo + Q2 pill + breadcrumb on the left, Search/Bell/AG on the right. Old wordmark and dead whitespace removed. Total hero height ~705px (down from 1018px). Screenshots under ee/apps/landing/screenshots/. |
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fix(plugin-system): clean up empty connector imports (#1545)
* fix(plugin-system): clean up empty connector imports * fix(plugin-system): accept connector membership sources --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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fix github discovery import latency (#1544)
* fix github discovery import latency * fix discovery import plan typing --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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5f68c69023 | ignore: update download stats 2026-04-23 | ||
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Jan Carbonell
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fe5b57f522 |
Revert "feat(landing): turn enterprise hero PNG into an interactive React component (#1531)"
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12c2c7ddd9 |
feat(landing): turn enterprise hero PNG into an interactive React component (#1531)
* chore(landing): capture before screenshot of static enterprise hero * feat(landing): make enterprise hero an interactive React component * feat(landing): tabbed hero with OpenWork mark, power-users table, and sparklines * feat(landing): simplify hero into 3 leaderboard tabs (departments, users, tools) * feat(landing): make hero interactive with varied usage-personality sparklines |
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Jan Carbonell
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c787da288f |
feat(landing): add enterprise hero image (#1530)
* feat(landing): add enterprise hero image Add a hero screenshot below the enterprise page headline showing the OpenWork AI-adoption dashboard. Frames the image with the same rounded-[2rem] + border treatment used by the compliance and deployment cards further down the page so the hero matches the rest of the layout. * feat(landing): use rounded-xl on hero card to match stack cards |
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Benjamin Shafii
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61155fe05b | fix | ||
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7a53c2964c |
feat(desktop): Tauri → Electron migration release kit (#1526)
Ships the last-missing piece of the Electron migration. After this PR
merges there are three one-shot scripts under scripts/migration/ that
carry the whole lifecycle from "cut v0.12.0" through "delete src-tauri":
01-cut-migration-release.mjs # bumps versions, writes the release env
# fragment, tags, pushes.
02-validate-migration.mjs # guided smoke test against a cut release.
03-post-migration-cleanup.mjs # deletes src-tauri, flips defaults,
# scrubs Tauri docs (dry-run by default).
Code landing in the same PR (dormant until a release sets
VITE_OPENWORK_MIGRATION_RELEASE=1):
- apps/desktop/src-tauri/src/commands/migration.rs gains
migrate_to_electron() — downloads the matching Electron .zip, verifies
the Apple signature, swaps the .app bundle in place via a detached
shell script, relaunches, and exits. Windows + Linux branches are
stubbed with clear TODOs for the follow-up.
- apps/app/src/app/lib/migration.ts grows migrateToElectron() + a
"later" defer helper.
- apps/app/src/react-app/shell/migration-prompt.tsx adds the one-time
"OpenWork is moving to a new engine" modal. Mounted from
providers.tsx. Gated on isTauriRuntime() AND the build-time flag, so
Electron users and all non-migration-release builds never render it.
- apps/app/vite.config.ts loads apps/app/.env.migration-release when
present so the prompt gets the release-specific download URLs.
- .gitignore allows the migration-release fragment to be committed only
on the tagged migration-release commit (removed in cleanup step).
Release workflow:
- .github/workflows/release-macos-aarch64.yml gains a publish-electron
job alongside the Tauri jobs. Gated on RELEASE_PUBLISH_ELECTRON repo
var OR the new publish_electron workflow_dispatch input (default
false). Uses the existing Apple Dev ID secrets — no new credential
story. Produces latest-mac.yml alongside Tauri's latest.json so a
v0.12.0 release serves both updaters.
Verified:
pnpm --filter @openwork/app typecheck ✓
cargo check --manifest-path apps/desktop/src-tauri/Cargo.toml ✓
node --check on all mjs scripts ✓
python yaml parse of release-macos-aarch64.yml ✓
Not verified (needs a real release cycle):
end-to-end migration from a signed Tauri .app to a signed Electron
.app through the detached-script install swap.
Co-authored-by: Benjamin Shafii <benjamin@openworklabs.com>
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fix(plugin-system): unblock GitHub install and repository setup transitions (#1527)
Return from GitHub install completion as soon as the connector account exists instead of eagerly scanning every visible repo, and use explicit browser navigations for the post-install and start-discovery transitions. Also keep the add-repo screen in a loading state until the connector account query settles so it no longer flashes a false not-found state. Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(plugin-system): GitHub connector, discovery, marketplaces, and access UX (#1525)
* feat(plugin-system): add GitHub connector, discovery, marketplaces, and access UX End-to-end GitHub App connector flow and UI: - GitHub App connect: install start/callback/complete endpoints, connector account upsert from installation, selection state, and a dedicated Den Web setup page. - Repo discovery: GitHub tree + manifest inspection, Claude-compatible classification (marketplace/plugin-manifest), marketplace plugin metadata/component path parsing, discovery API + snapshot. - Apply pipeline: materialize plugins, connector mappings, config objects (with frontmatter-aware skill/agent parsing), memberships, and source bindings; create marketplaces with name/description from marketplace.json. - Auto-import on push: persist flag on connector instance, webhook-driven re-apply for new discoveries. - Cleanup: cascading disconnect on connector account removal and remove on connector instance. - Integrations UI: cleaner connected-account card, GitHub avatar, hover trash + confirm dialog, inline "Add new repo" action, per-account repo picker, manifest badges, configured/unconfigured sorting. - Discovery UI: cleaner loader, plugin cards with component chips, inline apply action, auto-import toggle default on. - Manage UI: instance configuration endpoint, auto-import toggle, remove repo danger zone with cascade confirmation. - Plugins & Marketplaces pages: dashboard nav entries, list + detail screens, per-plugin component counts, marketplace resolved endpoint with source + plugins, marketplace access section (org-wide/team/member grants). - Bitbucket card marked "Coming soon". - PRDs, GitHub setup instructions, and learnings docs added. * chore(docs): move GitHub-instructions.md into prds/new-plugin-arch/github-connection * fix(den-web): wrap github integration page in Suspense for useSearchParams * refactor(den-web): redirect GitHub post-install flow into the clean account selection phase After completing the GitHub App install, previously we rendered a separate GithubRepositorySelectionPhase with different styling. Now we call the install completion endpoint, then router.replace to ?connectorAccountId=... so the existing GithubConnectedAccountSelectionPhase renders the repo list. Removes the duplicate selection phase and its unused helpers/imports. * fix(den-web): drop Requires-scopes body and show GitHub description in integrations card Removes the empty-state Requires scopes: <code>… block from both provider cards and restores the provider description on the GitHub card so the empty state is consistent with Bitbucket. Drops the header's bottom border when no body follows. * fix(den-web): only show integration provider description in empty state Once a provider has connections, hide the description in the header so the card focuses on the connected accounts + repos list. --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(desktop): migration engine for Tauri → Electron (draft, do not merge) (#1523)
* feat(desktop): migration engine for Tauri → Electron handoff
Implements the infrastructure needed to move users from Tauri to Electron
without losing state or Launchpad/Dock presence. Zero user impact on its
own — this becomes live only when paired with a final Tauri release that
calls the snapshot writer and installs Electron.
What lands here:
- Unify app identity with Tauri. electron-builder appId goes from
com.differentai.openwork.electron → com.differentai.openwork so macOS
reuses the same bundle identifier (no duplicate Dock icon, no new
Gatekeeper prompt, same TCC permissions).
- Unify userData path. Electron's app.setPath("userData", ...) now points
at the exact folder Tauri uses (~/Library/Application Support/com.differentai.openwork
on macOS, %APPDATA%/com.differentai.openwork on Windows, ~/.config/
com.differentai.openwork on Linux). An OPENWORK_ELECTRON_USERDATA env
var override is available for dogfooders who want isolation.
- Filename compat. On first launch, Electron copies Tauri's
openwork-workspaces.json → workspace-state.json (leaves the legacy
file in place for rollback safety).
- electron-updater wiring. New deps + IPC handlers
(openwork:updater:check / download / installAndRestart). Packaged-only.
Publish config points at the same GitHub release as Tauri.
- Migration snapshot plumbing.
* Tauri Rust command `write_migration_snapshot` serializes an
allowlist of localStorage keys to app_data_dir/migration-snapshot.v1.json.
* `apps/app/src/app/lib/migration.ts` has matching
writeMigrationSnapshotFromTauri() / ingestMigrationSnapshotOnElectronBoot().
* Scope: workspace list + selection only
(openwork.react.activeWorkspace, .sessionByWorkspace,
openwork.server.list/active/urlOverride/token). Everything else is
cheap to redo.
* Electron main exposes openwork:migration:read / ack IPC; preload
bridges them under window.__OPENWORK_ELECTRON__.migration.
* desktop-runtime-boot.ts ingests the snapshot once on first launch,
hydrates empty localStorage keys, then acks.
- Updated prds/electron-migration-plan.md with the localStorage scope
decision and the remaining work (last Tauri release ships the UI
prompt + installer downloader).
Verified: `pnpm --filter @openwork/app typecheck` ✓,
`pnpm --filter @openwork/desktop build:electron` ✓, `cargo check`
against src-tauri ✓.
* fix(desktop): emit relative asset paths for Electron packaged builds
Packaged Electron loads index.html via file:// (Contents/Resources/app-dist/
index.html inside the .app bundle), but Vite was building with the default
base: '/' which resolves /assets/*.js to the filesystem root. Result: a
working dev experience (Vite dev server on localhost:5173) and a broken
packaged .app that renders an empty <div id="root"></div>.
The Tauri shell doesn't hit this because Tauri serves the built HTML
through its own tauri:// protocol which rewrites paths. Electron's
file:// loader has no such rewriter.
Fix: electron-build.mjs sets OPENWORK_ELECTRON_BUILD=1 when invoking
vite build, and vite.config.ts flips base to './' only when that env
var is set. Dev server and Tauri builds unchanged.
Discovered while manually exercising the Electron prod-build migration
flow (packaged app launch, snapshot ingest, idempotency, updater IPC).
Latent since PR #1522 landed the packaged build path; never caught
because dogfood ran via dev:electron which uses the Vite dev server.
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Co-authored-by: Benjamin Shafii <benjamin@openworklabs.com>
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fix(ci): bootstrap pnpm before setup-node in electron workflow (#1524)
setup-node@v4 with cache: pnpm needs pnpm on PATH before it runs, but the workflow had it in the wrong order so the build failed on the first push to dev after the electron shell landed. Matches the bootstrap sequence already used in build-desktop.yml: pnpm first, then setup-node@v6 using node-version-file: .nvmrc instead of a hardcoded version. Co-authored-by: Benjamin Shafii <benjamin@openworklabs.com> |
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feat(desktop): electron 1:1 port alongside Tauri + fix workspace-create visibility (#1522)
* feat(desktop): electron 1:1 port alongside Tauri, fix workspace-create visibility Adds an Electron shell that mirrors the Tauri desktop runtime (bridge, dialogs, deep links, runtime supervision for openwork-server / opencode / opencode-router / orchestrator, packaging via electron-builder). Tauri dev/build scripts remain the default; Electron runs via dev:electron and package:electron. Also fixes the "workspace I just created is invisible until I restart the app" bug: the React routes only wrote to desktop-side state, so the running openwork-server never learned about the new workspace and the sidebar (which is populated from the server list) dropped it. The create flow now also calls openworkClient.createLocalWorkspace so POST /workspaces/local registers the workspace at runtime. Other small fixes included: - Clears the "OpenWork server Disconnected" flash caused by React 18 StrictMode double-invoking the connection stores' start/dispose pair. - Real app icon wired into Electron (dock + BrowserWindow + builder). - Fix a latent rm-import bug in runtime.mjs that silently skipped orchestrator auth cleanup. - Locale copy updated to say "OpenWork desktop app" instead of "Tauri app". - Adds description/author to apps/desktop/package.json to silence electron-builder warnings. * docs(prds): Tauri → Electron migration plan Describes how we'll cut every current Tauri user over to the Electron build via the existing Tauri updater (one last migration release that downloads + launches the Electron installer), how we unify app identity so Electron reads the same userData Tauri wrote (zero-copy data migration), and how ongoing auto-updates switch to electron-updater publishing to the same GitHub releases. --------- Co-authored-by: Benjamin Shafii <benjamin@openworklabs.com> |
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docs(changelog): add v0.11.210 release entry (#1504)
* docs(changelog): highlight v0.11.210 release changes
Document the microsandbox preview, agent-ready landing updates, and onboarding improvements so the public changelog reflects the latest customer-facing release.
* docs(changelog): refine v0.11.210 and add v0.11.212
* docs(cloud): add org settings screenshot
* Revert "docs(cloud): add org settings screenshot"
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docs: automated documentation updates 2026-04-19 (#1498)
* docs: update documentation based on recent changes * more clear enterprise docs * docs(cloud): add org settings screenshot * docs(cloud): use frame for org settings screenshot |
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fix(react-app): restore desktop bootstrap and reconnect flow (#1520)
* fix(react-app): restore workspace-scoped provider bootstrap Load providers and default model state from the selected workspace on first render so the React desktop flow matches the pre-cutover app without requiring a modal refresh. * fix(react-app): restore desktop workspace reconnect flow Keep desktop workspaces visible when bootstrap refreshes fail, log reconnect/bootstrap failures in the React inspector, and reattach local workspaces to the OpenWork host automatically so sessions and settings recover after workspace changes. --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Task/react port cutover react only workspace fixes (#1470)
* scaffold(react): add parallel React entry and app-root shell
Introduces apps/app/src/index.react.tsx and apps/app/src/react-app/shell/app-root.tsx as the base for a component-by-component migration, while keeping the Solid runtime as the shipped default. Updates vite.config so files inside src/react-app/ and the new React entry are routed through the React plugin rather than Solid.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): port platform abstraction to React
Adds react-app/kernel/platform.tsx with a React context equivalent of the Solid PlatformProvider and a createDefaultPlatform() helper that mirrors the Tauri-vs-web bootstrap logic from src/index.tsx. Wires it into the new React entry so downstream hooks can depend on usePlatform() during the migration.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/infra): port React Query client singleton
Copies the shared TanStack Query client helper into react-app/infra/query-client.ts and wires QueryClientProvider into the new React entry so future domain modules can share one Query cache.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): add minimal Zustand store for React migration
Introduces react-app/kernel/store.ts with a small OpenworkStore covering bootstrap, server, workspaces, selected session, and an error banner. This gives downstream domain modules a single place to read and mutate React-owned app state as the migration proceeds; it will grow as later phases port more behavior.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): add selectors module
Adds react-app/kernel/selectors.ts with a handful of small selectors (active workspace, server status, server URL, error banner) so domain components can consume store state through named selectors instead of reaching into the store shape directly.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): port ServerProvider to React
Adds react-app/kernel/server-provider.tsx with a React context equivalent of context/server.tsx: persisted server list, active URL, health polling, and add/remove/setActive helpers. Health checks reuse the Tauri or fetch transport based on runtime, and hosted web deployments skip any persisted localhost target.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): port GlobalSDKProvider to React
Adds react-app/kernel/global-sdk-provider.tsx mirroring context/global-sdk.tsx: builds an OpenCode client keyed to the active server URL, subscribes to the SSE event stream when healthy, and fans events into a lightweight channel emitter. Replaces the Solid @solid-primitives/event-bus with a small React-friendly emitter so downstream React domains can listen without pulling in solid-js runtime.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): port GlobalSyncProvider to React
Adds react-app/kernel/global-sync-provider.tsx with a React context equivalent of context/global-sync.tsx. Uses a single useState-backed GlobalState plus a workspaces map for per-directory slices, and re-implements the refresh/refreshDirectory helpers and the directory-scoped event subscriptions on top of the new GlobalEventEmitter from global-sdk-provider.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): port LocalProvider to React
Adds react-app/kernel/local-provider.tsx as a React-side persisted UI state + preferences provider equivalent to context/local.tsx. Uses plain useState with localStorage serialisation and migrates the legacy standalone thinking preference into the unified preferences shape.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/shell): compose full provider stack in React entry
Adds react-app/shell/providers.tsx that wraps ServerProvider, GlobalSDKProvider, GlobalSyncProvider, and LocalProvider in the same order as the Solid entry, and mounts the default server URL resolution logic from the original src/index.tsx. Wires the new AppProviders into the React entry so the migration now runs behind the full kernel provider stack.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/shell): port startup deep-link bridge
Adds react-app/shell/startup-deep-links.ts that mirrors the Tauri and web deep-link startup behaviour from src/index.tsx, and calls it from the React entry alongside the existing deployment dataset hook.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/shell): mount HashRouter in Tauri and BrowserRouter on web
Pulls react-router-dom into apps/app and selects HashRouter for Tauri builds (matching the Solid shell behaviour) and BrowserRouter elsewhere. Wraps AppRoot in the chosen router so downstream pages can use route primitives from day one of the React migration.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/kernel): port reload + reset system state to React hook
Adds react-app/kernel/system-state.ts with a useSystemState() hook that covers the reload-pending state (reasons, trigger, mark/clear helpers) and the reset modal state (open/close, confirm flow that clears localStorage and relaunches). Cache repair, Docker cleanup, and the Tauri updater surface stay in the original Solid factory for now and will be ported as the settings shell migrates.
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* feat(react-app/kernel): port core model-config helpers and default model hook
Adds react-app/kernel/model-config.ts with the framework-agnostic parse/serialize helpers for session-level and workspace-level model choices, plus a lightweight useDefaultModel() hook that reads and persists the default model ref to localStorage. The richer workspace-scoped overrides, auto-compact context, and model picker orchestration stay in the Solid factory for now and will be ported when the session + settings surfaces need them.
Made-with: Cursor
* feat(react-app/session): port ModelPickerModal to React
Adds react-app/domains/session/modals/model-picker-modal.tsx as a faithful 1:1 React port of src/app/components/model-picker-modal.tsx. Preserves the recommended / connected / more-providers sections, search, keyboard navigation (arrow keys, enter, escape), behaviour chip row on the active option, and the empty/"no results" state. Uses an inline ProviderIcon placeholder until the full Solid ProviderIcon is ported. Installs lucide-react so the React tree can consume the same icon set.
Made-with: Cursor
* refactor(react-app/session): move session-sync + usechat-adapter into domains/session/sync
Relocates the session sync store and the AI SDK chat transport adapter into react-app/domains/session/sync/, with re-export shims left at the old react/session/ paths for Solid consumers still importing from there. These two files compile as a pair so they are moved together; the shims will disappear once the session route is mounted from react-app.
Made-with: Cursor
* refactor(react-app/session): move transition-controller into domains/session/sync
Pure transition/render-model helper moves from src/react/session/ into react-app/domains/session/sync/. Leaves a re-export shim at the old path so session-surface.react.tsx and debug-panel.react.tsx can keep their imports until they migrate too.
Made-with: Cursor
* refactor(react-app/session): move runtime-sync into domains/session/sync
React effect component that keeps the workspace session sync loop alive now lives under react-app/domains/session/sync/runtime-sync.tsx. Existing callers import through the shim at src/react/session/runtime-sync.react.tsx until Solid mounts move off it.
Made-with: Cursor
* refactor(react-app/session): move markdown block into domains/session/surface
Relocates the markdown/streamdown renderer to react-app/domains/session/surface/markdown.tsx with a re-export shim at the old react/session/ path.
Made-with: Cursor
* refactor(react-app/session): move tool-call view into domains/session/surface
Ports the ToolCallView component file into react-app/domains/session/surface/tool-call.tsx and leaves a shim at src/react/session/tool-call.react.tsx for the Solid transcript to keep importing from.
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* refactor(react-app/session): move message-list into domains/session/surface
Relocates the SessionTranscript renderer to react-app/domains/session/surface/message-list.tsx and retargets its local imports to the already-moved markdown and tool-call modules. Retains a shim at src/react/session/message-list.react.tsx for Solid session-surface.
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* refactor(react-app/session): move debug-panel into domains/session/surface
Session debug overlay moves to react-app/domains/session/surface/debug-panel.tsx with imports retargeted to the already-moved transition-controller and the shared openwork-server types. Leaves a shim at src/react/session/debug-panel.react.tsx for session-surface.
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* refactor(react-app/session): move composer notice into domains/session/surface/composer
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* refactor(react-app/session): move Lexical prompt editor into domains/session/surface/composer
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* refactor(react-app/session): move ReactSessionComposer into domains/session/surface/composer
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* refactor(react-app/session): move SessionSurface into domains/session/surface
Core React session surface (transcript + composer + sync bridge) moves to react-app/domains/session/surface/session-surface.tsx. Imports update to point into the relocated surface, sync, and composer modules, plus the shared infra query client. Shim at src/react/session/session-surface.react.tsx keeps Solid pages/app.tsx compiling against the React island pattern.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): re-export shared modal style tokens
Creates react-app/domains/workspace/modal-styles.ts as a re-export of the framework-agnostic class-name constants in src/app/workspace/modal-styles.ts, so React-side workspace modals consume a domain-scoped import path while the Solid tree keeps using the original file.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): re-export workspace types
Creates react-app/domains/workspace/types.ts as a re-export so React-side modal flows pull workspace types through the domain path.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port WorkspaceOptionCard to React
Adds react-app/domains/workspace/option-card.tsx as a 1:1 React port of app/workspace/option-card.tsx, using lucide-react's ChevronRight and the shared modal style tokens. Accepts an icon as a React ComponentType so callers can pass any lucide-react icon directly.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port RemoteWorkspaceFields to React
Ports the reusable remote-worker form (URL, token show/hide, optional directory, display name) into react-app/domains/workspace/remote-workspace-fields.tsx, keeping the Solid "Show" conditional as a plain conditional render and reusing the shared modal style tokens.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port CreateWorkspaceLocalPanel to React
Faithful 1:1 React port of the Solid local-create panel: folder picker, team template grid, sandbox progress stepper with logs, worker-setup warning banner, and confirm/cancel footer. Uses lucide-react icons and the shared modal style tokens.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port CreateWorkspaceSharedPanel to React
Ports the signed-in vs signed-out cloud workers panel, org selector, search input, worker cards with status badges, and "open cloud dashboard" footer into react-app/domains/workspace/create-workspace-shared-panel.tsx. Uses lucide-react icons and keeps behaviour parity with the Solid source.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port CreateRemoteWorkspaceModal to React
Ports the standalone remote-connect modal (host URL, token show/hide, optional directory/display name, cancel/confirm footer, optional inline render) to react-app/domains/workspace/create-remote-workspace-modal.tsx using the already-ported RemoteWorkspaceFields and the shared modal style tokens.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port CreateWorkspaceModal orchestrator to React
Ports the full create-workspace modal state machine to react-app/domains/workspace/create-workspace-modal.tsx. Covers the chooser/local/remote/shared screens, Den cloud org + worker list with live search + tokens handoff, template cache bootstrap, progress elapsed tracker, and focus/escape lifecycle. Reuses the already-ported local panel, shared panel, remote fields, and option card; depends on the React PlatformProvider for desktop-vs-web deep-link behaviour.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port ShareWorkspaceAccessPanel to React
Ports the access panel for the share workspace modal into react-app/domains/workspace/share-workspace-access-panel.tsx. Preserves the remote-access toggle with pending/save state, credential fields with reveal + copy, optional collaborator expansion, messaging setup card, warning banner, and note line. Uses lucide-react icons and the shared modal style tokens.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port ShareWorkspaceTemplatePanel to React
Ports the full template-sharing flow (chooser / public link / team save) into react-app/domains/workspace/share-workspace-template-panel.tsx. Preserves the sensitive-config warning with include/exclude toggles, generated-link copy/regenerate UX, sign-in-required fallback for the team save, and the 'Included in this template' summary card.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port ShareWorkspaceModal orchestrator to React
Ports the modal chrome + chooser + view switcher for the share workspace flow into react-app/domains/workspace/share-workspace-modal.tsx. Handles the chooser/template/template-public/template-team/access screens, escape-key back navigation, clipboard copy with a 2s confirmation, and syncs remoteAccess toggle state with the parent across opens.
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* feat(react-app/settings): port app-settings state modules to React
Adds React equivalents of the app-settings state surface under react-app/domains/settings/state/:
- model-controls-store.ts: plain ModelControlsStore shape (no Solid accessors)
- model-controls-provider.tsx: React context + useModelControls() hook
- session-display-preferences.ts: show-thinking toggle backed by the kernel LocalProvider
- feature-flags-preferences.ts: microsandbox-create feature flag toggle backed by LocalProvider
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* feat(react-app/shell-feedback): port StatusToast to React
Adds react-app/domains/shell-feedback/status-toast.tsx mirroring the Solid status toast: tone-specific icon tile (success/info/warning/error), title + optional description, optional action + dismiss buttons, and slide-in-from-top entrance animation.
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* feat(react-app/design-system): port ConfirmModal primitive
Adds react-app/design-system/modals/confirm-modal.tsx as a reusable confirm/cancel dialog with warning/danger variants, replacing the Solid Button dependency with inline primary/danger/outline button classes so the React tree can consume this modal without a ported design-system button yet.
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* feat(react-app/workspace): port RenameWorkspaceModal to React
Ports the simple rename-workspace dialog into react-app/domains/workspace/rename-workspace-modal.tsx, focus-on-open behaviour preserved and Enter-to-save keyboard shortcut kept. Uses shared modal-styles pill buttons and input class instead of the Solid Button/TextInput components.
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* feat(react-app/session): port RenameSessionModal to React
Adds react-app/domains/session/modals/rename-session-modal.tsx for the session rename dialog. Parallels the workspace rename modal port: auto-focus on open, enter-to-save, i18n strings, shared modal-styles buttons and input class.
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* feat(react-app/settings): port ResetModal to React
Ports the destructive reset confirmation dialog (typing RESET to enable) into react-app/domains/settings/modals/reset-modal.tsx. Keeps the onboarding-vs-all mode split, active-runs warning, and danger-styled confirm button.
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* feat(react-app/shell-feedback): port ReloadWorkspaceToast to React
Adds react-app/domains/shell-feedback/reload-workspace-toast.tsx with the Solid toast's full copy logic for skill/plugin/mcp/config/agent/command triggers, active-tasks warning, blocked-reason display, and danger-vs-primary reload button depending on active runs.
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* feat(react-app/design-system): port Button and TextInput primitives
Adds react-app/design-system/{button.tsx,text-input.tsx}. Button covers the five variants (primary/secondary/ghost/outline/danger) used across the Solid app. TextInput wraps the standard input with an optional label+hint pair. Both forward refs.
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* feat(react-app/design-system): port FlyoutItem and ProviderIcon primitives
- FlyoutItem: copy-to-toast style animated flyout that flies from origin to target rect.
- ProviderIcon: SVG icons for openai/anthropic/opencode plus initial-letter fallback for other providers.
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* feat(react-app/design-system): port SelectMenu primitive
Adds react-app/design-system/select-menu.tsx as a React port of the Solid select menu. Keeps the trigger + dropdown, chevron rotation, outside-click and Escape closing behaviour, and accessible listbox/options semantics.
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* feat(react-app/design-system): port WebUnavailableSurface
Wraps children with a dismissable web-only banner and an inert overlay when a feature is web-unavailable. Ports the Solid implementation to React without the Solid-only classList attribute.
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* feat(react-app/bundles): re-export framework-agnostic bundle helpers
Adds thin re-export modules under react-app/domains/bundles/ for the Solid-free bundle helpers (types, schema, url-policy, sources, apply, publish, skill-org-publish, index). React consumers will now import bundle behaviour through the react-app domain path while the Solid tree keeps using the original files.
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* feat(react-app/connections): port AddMcpModal to React
Ports the add-MCP dialog with remote/local server type toggle, OAuth opt-in checkbox for remote servers, command split for local servers, validation errors, and remote-workspace disable hint. Reuses the React design-system Button/TextInput primitives.
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* feat(react-app/session): port StatusBar to React
Ports the bottom status bar to react-app/domains/session/chat/status-bar.tsx. The React version receives the MCP-connected count as a prop instead of pulling it from a connections context, since the React connections provider is not ported yet. All other behaviour (ready/limited/disconnected copy, docs/feedback/settings buttons, optional custom status override) matches the Solid source.
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* feat(react-app/session): port QuestionModal to React
Ports the multi-question wizard modal with keyboard navigation (arrow keys + enter), single/multiple/custom answer modes, question counter, and auto-advance on single-option selection. Uses the React design-system Button for the Next/Submit CTA.
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* feat(react-app/connections): port ControlChromeSetupModal to React
Adds react-app/domains/connections/modals/control-chrome-setup-modal.tsx with the three-step setup card, use-existing-profile toggle, contextual hint below the toggle, and connect/save CTA that switches label based on mode and shows a busy spinner.
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* feat(react-app/bundles): port BundleStartModal to React
Adds react-app/domains/bundles/start-modal.tsx for the template start flow: template name + description header, items chip row (with +N more overflow), folder picker card, cancel/create-workspace footer, and Escape-to-close behaviour.
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* feat(react-app/bundles): port BundleImportModal to React
Adds react-app/domains/bundles/import-modal.tsx for the import-bundle flow: header + included items chips, Create-new-worker CTA, expandable existing-worker picker with status badges, disabled-reason hint, current-worker emphasis, and Escape-to-close.
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* feat(react-app/bundles): port SkillDestinationModal to React
Adds react-app/domains/bundles/skill-destination-modal.tsx for the pick-a-workspace-for-this-skill flow. Preserves the skill summary header (with trigger chip), workspace list with colour-coded circles and current/sandbox/remote badges, busy indicator per workspace, optional create-worker / connect-remote CTAs, and sticky footer with the selected-workspace summary + submit button.
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* feat(react-app/shell-feedback): port status-toasts store + TopRightNotifications
Adds StatusToastsProvider + useStatusToasts hook + StatusToastsViewport with auto-dismiss (3.2s info / 4.2s warning+error) and a rolling 4-item cap, plus the top-right notifications column that stacks the reload toast above the status toasts. Mirrors the Solid shell behaviour so downstream React pages can consume the same toast surface.
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* feat(react-app/settings): port PluginsView to React
Ports the plugins settings page into react-app/domains/settings/pages/plugins-view.tsx. Inverts the Solid useExtensions() context dependency: the React PluginsView receives its extensions store as a prop (PluginsExtensionsStore) so the full extensions provider can be ported later without blocking this page. All UI, scope switcher, suggested-plugins grid, guided steps, installed list, and custom add input are preserved.
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* feat(react-app/settings): port ConfigView to React
Ports the advanced-tab config view (OpenWork server URL/token form, test connection, engine reload card, hostInfo tokens card with copy/show for collaborator/owner/host tokens, developer diagnostics bundle JSON) into react-app/domains/settings/pages/config-view.tsx. Source file was already prop-driven so the port is a 1:1 JSX and effects translation.
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* feat(react-app/settings): port ExtensionsView to React
Ports the extensions tab shell (all/mcp/plugins filter pills, counters, mcp/plugins section composition) into react-app/domains/settings/pages/extensions-view.tsx. Inverts the Solid useConnections() dependency: the caller passes mcpConnectedAppsCount and the already-rendered McpView as props, so this page can ship before the connections provider is ported.
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* docs(react-app): add ARCHITECTURE.md describing the domain-based tree
Captures the top-level layout (shell/kernel/infra/design-system/domains),
the domain breakdown (session/workspace/settings/connections/bundles/shell-feedback),
the provider composition flow from index.react.tsx down, where state lives,
the framework-agnostic boundary with app/, the porting pattern (move-and-re-export
+ context-to-props), and the temporary shim layer under src/react/.
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* feat(react-app/session): port draft store to React
* feat(react-app/session): port run state helpers
* feat(react-app/session): port session actions store
* feat(react-app/session): port actions provider
* feat(react-app/session): port transcript scroll controller
* feat(react-app/session): port grouped transcript rendering
* feat(react-app/session): port composer tool affordances
* feat(react-app/session): port workspace session sidebar
* feat(react-app/workspace): port share workspace state
* feat(react-app/settings): port authorized folders panel
* feat(react-app/settings): port settings page chrome
* feat(react-app/settings): port settings shell layout
* feat(react-app/settings): port general settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port appearance settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port updates settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port recovery settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port den settings panel
* feat(react-app/settings): port den settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port messaging settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port MCP settings view
* feat(react-app/connections): port openwork server store
* feat(react-app/connections): port openwork server provider
* feat(react-app/settings): port skills settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port automations settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port advanced settings view
* feat(react-app/settings): port debug settings view
* feat(react-app/connections): port connections store
* feat(react-app/connections): port provider auth modal
* feat(react-app/connections): port MCP auth modal
* feat(react-app/connections): port connections modals
* feat(react-app/shell): port font zoom behavior
* feat(react-app/shell): port workspace shell layout
* feat(react-app/session): port session page
* feat(react-app/shell): wire session route in app root
* feat(react-app/shell): add top-level app routes
* feat(react-app/shell): switch app entry to React
* feat(react-app/settings): port extensions store
* feat(react-app/settings): port automations store
* chore(react-app): finalize React-only app cutover
* fix(react-app/shell): hydrate OpenWork settings from env
* fix(react-app/shell): restore full-height app shell
* fix(react-app/routes): restore workspace bootstrap flows
* fix(react-app): streaming, rename/delete session, model picker
* fix(react-app/settings): break infinite loop in model picker + local setUi effects
* docs(evals): capture 9 React session/settings flows for LLM replay
* feat(react-app): restore command palette, workspace options menu, desktop boot, missing i18n
- Add Cmd+K command palette (root + Sessions sub-mode), restoring a flow that was deleted with the Solid tree and never re-ported.
- Add Cmd+N shortcut to create a new session directly (distinct from Cmd+K).
- Wire workspace options menu: Edit name, Reveal in Finder, Share (path to clipboard), Remove workspace.
- Add RenameWorkspaceModal, workspaceUpdateDisplayName, workspaceForget bindings.
- Always-show +/... buttons on the selected workspace row (prev hover-only, broke in Tauri).
- Desktop dev bootstrap hook: starts openwork-server + engineStart + orchestratorWorkspaceActivate on Tauri startup and emits openwork-server-settings-changed so routes re-resolve.
- Restore 17 missing i18n keys leaking as raw identifiers (session.default_model, session.select_or_create_session, settings.default_label, workspace.create_workspace, etc).
- Extend evals/react-session-flows.md with flows 10-12 + desktop runner notes.
* new stuff
* feat(react-app): composer parity with solid shell
- Composer layout matches solid: sticky gradient wrap, 24px panel, menus render
above the panel, attach/tools/send inline with editor, agent+model+behavior
strip below the panel.
- Tools menu now surfaces commands + skills + MCPs with MCP status badges and a
"Configure" settings affordance.
- Attachments gain the 8MB cap, mime allowlist, image compression, better cards,
and localized notices (file_exceeds_limit / unsupported_attachment_type).
- Pasted-text chips expose expand/copy/remove actions; clipboard links now
normalize file://, Windows and UNC paths and surface the unsupported-file
notice.
- Composer now listens for openwork:focusPrompt + openwork:flushPromptDraft and
blocks Enter during IME composition in both the wrapper and the lexical
submit command.
- Inbox upload button and handler wired to openworkClient.uploadInbox with
success/error notices.
- SessionRoute now opens ModelPickerModal in place (instead of navigating to
/settings/general) and lazily loads providers when the picker opens.
- SettingsRoute mounts ConnectionsModals so the MCP OAuth flow actually shows
its auth modal after addMcp.
- Boot flow: fast-path when engine is already running; orphan event
subscriptions disposed immediately so repeated workspace switches stop
leaking event streams. Sidebar collapses non-selected workspaces to keep
rapid switching responsive.
- BootStateProvider + LoadingOverlay + session-memory land under react-app
shell for a consistent startup experience.
* fix(react-app/session): center transcript in 800px column
Wrap SessionTranscript in mx-auto max-w-[800px] so user and assistant
messages share the same centered column as the composer, matching the
reference chat layout.
* fix(react-app/session): let the user break out of autoscroll during streaming
Previously a programmatic scroll-to-bottom fired on every content-height
change during streaming, and the onScroll handler early-returned while
that flag was set. In practice the ResizeObserver re-anchored the user
to the tail of the transcript faster than their wheel gesture window
could win, so scrolling up felt hijacked.
Now:
- onScroll detects a user gesture (wheel/touch/trackpad/scrollbar) or
a meaningful upward delta and aborts the in-flight programmatic
state, switching to manual-browse immediately.
- The ResizeObserver no longer auto-scrolls while the user is actively
gesturing, even if we're still technically in follow-latest, so the
transcript stops fighting the user during streaming.
- Widened the gesture window from 250ms to 600ms and added a 16px
upward threshold to filter anchoring jitter from real intent.
* fix(react-app/session): make workspace rename + remove actually work
Rename and remove were being applied only to the desktop side (Tauri
workspaces.json) while the openwork-server's /workspaces list kept the
old name and a still-present row, and then the next refreshRouteState
overwrote the desktop list with the server one because we prefer the
server-returned workspaces for correct IDs. As a result, clicking Edit
name or Remove workspace in the sidebar menu did nothing visible.
- handleSaveRenameWorkspace now also calls client.updateWorkspaceDisplayName
so the server reflects the new name on the next refresh.
- handleForgetWorkspace now also calls client.deleteWorkspace, confirms
with the user first, clears the sidebar selection + last-session
memory if the removed workspace was active, and navigates back to
/session so the main pane stops referencing a gone workspace.
- refreshRouteState overlays desktop displayName onto the matching
server workspace (by id or normalized path) and filters out any
server row that the desktop no longer knows about, so rename / remove
take effect instantly instead of flickering back.
- Added workspace_list.remove_confirm to the en locale.
* fix(react-app/session): stop draft leak + transient workspace/session mismatch
- SessionSurface now clears the composer draft when sessionId changes. The
existing reset effect was clearing attachments/mentions/pasteParts but
not draft itself, so typed text bled across every session switch.
- SessionRoute refuses to render SessionSurface when the current
selectedSessionId doesn't belong to the new selectedWorkspaceId. That
transient mismatch happens for one tick after clicking a different
workspace, between setSelectedWorkspaceId and the router landing on the
remembered session id. SessionPage.canRenderReactSurface now also
requires a non-null surface prop so spreading null is impossible.
- Added a runtime inspection surface (window.__openwork) used by the
session route and SessionSurface. The route and composer each publish a
live slice (workspaces, selected ids, draft state, attachments, mentions,
pasteParts, busy/error state) and append events on refresh/mount.
External drivers (devtools, chrome-mcp) can call .snapshot() / .slice()
/ .events() to inspect the app without walking the DOM.
* fix: opencode proxy content-encoding + new task flow
- openwork-server's proxyOpencodeRequest/proxyOpenCodeRouterRequest now
returns a sanitized Response that strips content-encoding /
content-length / transfer-encoding. Bun's native fetch already decodes
the upstream body but keeps the upstream headers, so the browser would
see Content-Encoding: gzip on a plain JSON payload and fail with
ERR_CONTENT_DECODING_FAILED. This broke session.create (and anything
else reaching through /w/<id>/opencode/*) from Chrome/web clients.
- SessionRoute.surfaceProps now only refuses to render when the URL
session is known to belong to a *different* workspace. A brand-new
session that hasn't appeared in any workspace's list yet still
renders, so 'New task' feels instant.
- onCreateTaskInWorkspace optimistically inserts the freshly-created
session into sessionsByWorkspaceId, writes it as the remembered
session for the workspace, navigates, and then background-refreshes
the route so the server-assigned title/timestamp catches up.
Remember to run `pnpm --filter openwork-server build:bin` after any
apps/server/src change — the desktop app spawns the built binary, not
the TS source.
* feat(observability): dev log sink + react console/error/hang forwarder
- openwork-server gets a POST /dev/log endpoint that appends JSON lines to
the path in OPENWORK_DEV_LOG_FILE. Unauth on purpose because it runs
only when the env var is set on the dev host.
- React app ships a debug-logger that:
- patches console.log/info/warn/error/debug to forward to /dev/log
- captures window.onerror + unhandledrejection
- wraps fetch to record every request's URL, method, status, duration
and a list of in-flight requests the inspector can read
- runs a 1s heartbeat that logs a 'hang' entry when the main thread
stalls more than 3s, including the in-flight fetch sample
- publishes a 'debug' slice on window.__openwork with pendingFetches +
memory
- uses a captured native fetch for its own flush so it doesn't recurse
- skips recording /dev/log traffic so it can't log itself
- scripts/openwork-debug.sh: snapshot the dev stack, tail all logs
(pnpm dev + /dev/log sink), probe server/opencode/router health, and
clean orphan processes (parent == launchd).
* fix(react-app): auto-recover from webview background throttling
The biggest driver of 'the app becomes inactive after a while' on macOS
is WKWebView's aggressive background throttling: setIntervals pause and
in-flight fetches can sit idle for minutes, so when the user refocuses
the app, cached state is stale and the refresh guard (refreshInFlightRef)
is still stuck true from the interrupted request.
- debug-logger now distinguishes between a real hang (3-10s main-thread
stall) and a post-throttle resume (>10s gap). Only the former gets a
'hang' entry; the latter is logged as a meta event with a clear
'Webview resumed after Xs' message so operators don't chase a
non-bug.
- debug-logger listens for visibilitychange and, on return to visible,
dispatches 'openwork-server-settings-changed' to kick the app into
re-resolving its server connection and re-fetching route data.
- session-route self-heals refreshInFlightRef on both the settings
change event AND on visibility flip so a refresh that was stuck
mid-flight during throttling doesn't block every subsequent refresh.
Together this turns the long silent 'frozen' state after backgrounding
into an automatic recover-and-refresh cycle.
* feat(composer): plain Enter sends; remove 'upload to shared folder' button
- Enter submits the composer by default; Shift+Enter inserts a newline.
Cmd/Ctrl+Enter still works for muscle memory. IME composition guard
preserved so CJK input never triggers a submit mid-character.
- Removed the Upload (shared folder / inbox) button, its hidden file
input, the helper, and the unused lucide Upload import. The
onUploadInboxFiles prop stays available for the remote-paste notice
flow but no longer has a dedicated button in the action row.
* fix(app/http): bypass Tauri HTTP plugin for streaming endpoints
The dev log sink captured repeated 10-minute main-thread stalls on the
desktop webview, every one with pendingFetchCount=1 and the stuck
request being ipc://localhost/plugin%3Ahttp%7Cfetch_read_body. Tauri's
HTTP plugin only resolves the response body when the whole body has
been delivered; pointed at an SSE endpoint (opencode /event or
openwork-server /workspace/<id>/events) the body never closes so the
IPC call hangs forever and the webview's queue backs up until the UI
looks completely frozen.
- apps/app/src/app/lib/opencode.ts: createTauriFetch now detects
streaming requests (URL contains /event or /stream, or the caller
set Accept: text/event-stream) and routes them through the webview's
native window.fetch instead of tauriFetch. Those requests also opt
out of the 10s transport timeout so long-lived SSE subscriptions
aren't aborted — callers abort via AbortSignal when they're done.
- apps/app/src/app/lib/openwork-server.ts: resolveFetch(url) now
switches to native fetch for URLs that match the SSE pattern
(/events or /event-stream or /stream) and keeps tauriFetch for every
other desktop request so CORS-sensitive endpoints still work.
- CORS is already wide open on openwork-server (--cors *) so there's
no regression from using native fetch for streams from the Tauri
webview.
* fix(react-app): publish engine baseUrl to ServerProvider on desktop boot
Move DesktopRuntimeBoot inside ServerProvider so the boot hook can call
useServer().setActive with the real engine baseUrl from both the fast path
(engineInfo probe) and slow path (engineStart). Fixes chat on Windows where
the engine binds to a dynamic port (e.g. 64357) instead of the default 4096
that ServerProvider was stuck on.
* fix(react-app): restore thinking-variant picker + Cmd+K top icons; tighten chat column
Three unintentional regressions from the React port:
1. Thinking / reasoning variant picker was empty because session-route
never threaded modelBehaviorOptions into SessionSurface. Now we
prefetch opencode's provider catalog as soon as the workspace
opencode client is available, and compute
getModelBehaviorSummary(providerID, model, variant) for the current
default model to produce both modelVariantLabel and
modelBehaviorOptions. The composer's Default/Thinking/Minimal etc.
pill works again.
2. Cmd+K command palette lost the top-bar shortcuts. Added entries for
Open documentation, Send feedback, and direct jumps to every
settings tab (Skills, Extensions, Messaging, Appearance, Recovery,
Updates) alongside the existing New session / Sessions / Settings
rows. onOpenSettings now accepts an optional route so the palette
can drop the user straight into the matching tab.
3. Chat transcript column tightened from 800px to 720px so messages
don't sit at the same width as the composer and feel too big. The
composer stays at 800px for action-bar breathing room.
* fix(composer): compact editor + show real default variant instead of 'Provider default'
- Composer used way more vertical space than intended. The editor had
min-h-[180px] on the wrapper + min-h-[140px] on the ContentEditable
so the starting height was ~180px. The panel padding (p-5 md:p-6)
added another ~40px. Reset to a tight single-line look
(min-h-[24px]) and cap the ContentEditable at max-h-[220px] with
overflow-y-auto so long pastes scroll inside the composer instead
of pushing the transcript off screen.
- Drop the generic 'Provider default' row from the reasoning/thinking
variant menu. The list now shows only concrete variants
(Low / Balanced / Deep / …). When no override is saved we resolve
the provider's actual default preset (OpenAI/Google reasoning →
medium, Anthropic extended-thinking → none, etc.) and use its
label for the pill, so the pill is honest about what will run.
Variant menu highlights the row whose label matches the pill, so
'Balanced' appears selected when the provider default is medium.
- Editor placeholder label sizing normalized to 15px/24px line height
to match the new compact composer geometry.
* perf(session): reduce large-transcript render cost
The current freeze investigation pointed at frontend render cost more than
fresh exceptions: a giant session loaded with a huge pasted-email block,
and Chrome DevTools itself timed out when we tried to interact with it.
The transcript was only virtualized after 500 message blocks, which means
sessions with a few enormous messages still rendered a giant DOM eagerly.
This patch makes the transcript cheaper:
- lower virtualization threshold from 500 -> 40 blocks so react-virtual
kicks in much earlier for realistic long sessions
- apply content-visibility:auto sooner (24 blocks) and reduce the
intrinsic placeholder size so distant blocks stay out of layout/paint
- add contain: layout style paint to block wrappers to isolate large
message subtree layout work
- avoid running the text-highlight walk when search is inactive; if no
query is set, only clear highlights when marks actually exist instead
of traversing every large message DOM tree on every render
After this change the previously-problematic giant session
(ses_262bc60dfffefubKIJNQ23S3h2) still loads and, importantly, accepts a
new prompt + assistant reply in Chrome without wedging.
* feat(openwork-debug): proper layered teardown + reset subcommand
When a pulled PR doesn't take effect on the running desktop app, the
cause is almost always a wedged Vite dev server still attached to the
previous module graph, plus the Tauri webview holding its own HMR
client cache, plus the dep pre-bundle cache in node_modules/.vite. The
fix is multi-step and easy to get wrong by hand, so codify it.
scripts/openwork-debug.sh now supports:
start nohup pnpm dev with the /dev/log sink on
stop layered teardown (pnpm dev -> tauri dev -> webview ->
Vite -> openwork-server/orchestrator/opencode/router ->
orphan sweep)
reset stop + wipe Vite caches (apps/app/node_modules/.vite,
root + apps/desktop too) + truncate sink + start +
wait-healthy
restart alias for reset
wait-healthy block until openwork-server /health returns 200
status alias for snapshot
reset-webview destructive: wipe the dev WKWebView WebsiteData when a
plain reset still leaves the UI stuck on a stale URL
override
Safety:
- Tauri webview is matched by full 'target/debug/OpenWork-Dev' path so
the installed /Applications/OpenWork.app is never killed by mistake.
- pnpm dev teardown uses the PID file written at start time, falling
back to a path-aware pkill so we don't nuke pnpm runs in other
repos on the same host.
- reset preserves ~/Library/Application Support/com.differentai.openwork.dev
(tokens, workspaces registry, prefs) and only clears Vite ephemera
plus the log sink file (truncated).
This replaces the previous ad-hoc 'kill pnpm; kill vite; rm -rf .vite'
dance users had to do when HMR went stale after pulling changes.
* fix(composer): paste preserves newlines, no path hijack, no emojis
Two longstanding composer bugs:
1) Paste was fucked. The onPaste handler hijacked any plain-text paste
whose lines looked 'path-ish' (anything starting with '/', file://,
UNC, Windows drive letter) via parseClipboardLinks + preventDefault,
and it also force-replaced any paste >10 lines with a
'pasted text' chip. Together this meant normal email/code/legal
pastes either vanished or collapsed into a pill.
New policy:
- clipboard files -> attach (unchanged)
- clipboard text/uri-list -> treat as external URL drop, insert
links via onUnsupportedFileLinks (drag-from-Finder path only)
- everything else (plain text) -> DO NOTHING, let Lexical handle
the paste natively so newlines render and no content is lost
- remote/sandbox workspace warning is now advisory only; the paste
still goes through
Removed the now-dead countLines helper and the WINDOWS_PATH_RE /
UNC_PATH_RE constants. parseClipboardLinks becomes the
uri-list-only parseClipboardUriList.
2) Emojis in the composer. Mention pills rendered '🤖 ' / '📄 ' and
the pasted-text chip rendered '📋 N lines'. Removed all three. The
pill background/foreground already communicates the kind. The paste
chip now reads 'Pasted · N line(s)'.
* fix(composer): only render pasted-text chip inline, drop duplicate rail
The pasted-text chip was rendered twice: once inline inside the Lexical
editor via ComposerPastedTextNode, and again as a separate rail above
the composer. Deleted the rail so there's a single, inline
representation. The inline chip keeps its label + line-count pill and
users remove it with backspace like any other inline token.
* fix(session): allow appending prompts mid-stream; point feedback button at feedback
Two regressions from the React port:
1) Couldn't append a new prompt while the assistant was still producing
a response. SessionSurface.handleSend short-circuited on
chatStreaming, and the composer swapped the Send button out for a
Stop button whenever busy. Together this made mid-stream follow-ups
impossible.
- handleSend now only short-circuits when the draft is empty. Sending
while streaming is allowed; OpenCode accepts follow-up user turns
mid-run, and any error surfaces via setError.
- Composer action row now keeps Send reachable during streaming:
when busy + draft has text, Stop and Send render side-by-side.
When busy + draft empty, only Stop shows.
2) The bottom-right 'Send feedback' icon in the status bar used to
openLink('https://openworklabs.com/docs'), so clicking feedback
opened the docs. SessionRoute now uses buildFeedbackUrl({
entrypoint: 'status-bar', appVersion: '0.11.207' }) from
apps/app/src/app/lib/feedback.ts — the same helper the Solid app
used — so the button opens the real feedback form with source +
client OS context populated.
* feat(dev-profiler): React Profiler overlay for pnpm dev
Dev-only overlay that shows which React zones re-render and how long
they take, so operators can immediately see which subtree is thrashing
when the UI feels stuck.
Mechanics:
- apps/app/src/react-app/shell/dev-profiler.tsx: exports DevProfiler
(wraps a subtree with React's <Profiler>) and DevProfilerOverlay
(small floating card, bottom-right).
- Aggregates every commit into a Map keyed by zone id: count, total
actual ms, base ms, last commit ts, mount vs update counts. Emits
to subscribers via rAF-throttled dispatch so a stream of commits
can't flood setState.
- Overlay is opt-in. Toggle with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P; last state is
persisted in localStorage.openwork.debug.profilerOverlay. Off by
default.
- In prod builds the wrapper is a pure pass-through (no <Profiler>
mounted, no overhead) and the overlay renders null. Gate via
import.meta.env.DEV.
- Exposes the same snapshot at window.__openwork.slice('profiler') so
Chrome MCP / external drivers can read render counts without the
overlay being visible.
Instrumented zones so the table fills up with real work:
- AppRoot, SessionRoute, SettingsRoute (top-level routing)
- SessionSurface (chat pane)
- SessionTranscript (message list)
- SessionComposer (composer tree)
Using it:
1. pnpm dev
2. open the dev app
3. press Cmd+Shift+P
4. watch the table as you interact — hottest zones bubble to the top,
rows flash when they commit so you can visually attribute bursts.
5. hit 'reset' in the overlay header to clear counters between tests.
* fix(model-behavior): use vendor-canonical thinking-mode nomenclature
The composer's variant labels were generic ('Light / Balanced / Deep /
Maximum'), which didn't match the terminology users already know from
the vendors' own products. Switched to vendor-aligned labels per
provider family so the composer pill shows names matching ChatGPT /
Claude / Gemini / Grok conventions.
Mapping (per provider family, by OpenCode variant key):
OpenAI / ChatGPT / Azure / OpenCode
none or minimal -> Instant
low -> Light thinking
medium -> Thinking
high -> Thinking longer
xhigh / max -> Maximum thinking
section title -> 'Reasoning effort'
Anthropic / Claude
none -> No extended thinking
low -> Brief extended thinking
medium -> Extended thinking
high -> Deep extended thinking
xhigh / max -> Maximum extended thinking
section title -> 'Extended thinking'
Google / Gemini
none -> Instant
low -> Brief thinking
medium -> Thinking
high -> Deep thinking
xhigh / max -> Maximum thinking
section title -> 'Thinking budget'
xAI / Grok
none -> Fast
low / medium -> Think
high -> Think harder
xhigh / max -> Think hardest
section title -> 'Think mode'
Each row's description was also rewritten per family to match. The
previous generic labels remain as the fallback for providers outside
these four families.
Also added resolveProviderFamily(providerID) to centralize the family
bucketing so getVariantLabel / getVariantDescription / getBehaviorTitle
stay consistent.
* fix(dev-profiler): stop the profiler from profiling itself into a loop
The React Profiler overlay produced absurd numbers (1.1M+ commits per
zone, ~22min of render work) because it re-rendered itself inside the
AppRoot Profiler zone every time it recorded a commit — which itself
scheduled another commit, forever.
Why:
commit somewhere -> recordCommit -> scheduleEmit (rAF)
emit -> every subscriber's setSnapshot(...)
-> overlay re-renders (inside AppRoot's <Profiler>)
-> another commit -> recordCommit -> emit -> ...
Two changes:
1. DevProfilerOverlay now splits into two components.
- DevProfilerOverlayToggle owns visibility + the Cmd+Shift+P bind
and does NOT subscribe.
- DevProfilerOverlayVisible is only mounted when the overlay is
visible and is the sole subscriber to profiler snapshots.
When the overlay is hidden (the default), nothing is subscribed.
2. recordCommit / scheduleEmit short-circuit when subscribers.size === 0.
Profiler zones are therefore zero-cost when the overlay is off: no
Map writes, no rAF scheduled, no emit, no re-render chain.
When the overlay is on you still get the intended behavior (rows
update per commit, flashing, reset button, totals), but the overlay's
own re-renders no longer propagate endlessly through the tree.
Prod builds: untouched (the wrapper is already a pass-through and the
overlay returns null when !import.meta.env.DEV).
* perf(session): memoize SessionTranscript; lift profiler overlay out of AppRoot zone
The previous profile (1144 AppRoot commits, 55 SessionTranscript at
27ms each) made two things obvious:
1) AppRoot's commit count was inflated by the dev profiler overlay's
own re-renders. The overlay subscribes to commits to refresh its
table, and it was mounted inside <DevProfiler id='AppRoot'>, so
every overlay self-render registered as an AppRoot commit (~1073 of
the 1144). Now the overlay sits OUTSIDE the AppRoot Profiler zone
so AppRoot's count reflects real app-level commits only and its
children's relative numbers stay readable.
2) SessionTranscript was committing 55 times for 59 SessionSurface
commits at ~26 ms per commit (right at the 16ms frame budget). The
counts being almost identical means the transcript was re-rendering
on every parent commit instead of only when its own props changed.
Wrapping with React.memo at the transcript boundary lets it skip
re-renders when SessionSurface ticks for unrelated state (sending,
chatStreaming, attachment changes, etc.). The transcript component
itself remains the same; the public export is a memoized wrapper
over SessionTranscriptInner with displayName preserved.
Composer was already cheap (~0.5ms/commit), so left as-is. Next pass
should reduce SessionSurface state churn during streaming so the
parent commits 5-10x less often.
* fix(dev-profiler): opt-in only; disable by default in dev
Symptom: open an old session, type 'tell me a long story', press
Enter. A few tokens stream in, then the webview wedges. Log contains:
Uncaught DataCloneError: Failed to execute 'measure' on
'Performance': Data cannot be cloned, out of memory.
at logComponentRender (react-dom_client.js)
Root cause: the React <Profiler> zones I added (AppRoot, SessionRoute,
SessionSurface, SessionTranscript, SessionComposer) cause React-DOM's
internal instrumentation (logComponentRender) to emit
performance.measure entries on every commit. Sustained streaming
commits fill the browser's performance timeline faster than it can be
reclaimed; once the allocation cloner runs out of space the commit
throws mid-stream and the main thread stalls for everyone.
Fix: make the profiler fully opt-in. Default is OFF even in dev. Two
opt-ins:
- VITE_OPENWORK_PROFILER=1 at pnpm dev
- window.localStorage.setItem('openwork.debug.profiler', '1')
When off, <DevProfiler> is a pure pass-through (no <Profiler> mounted,
no overhead) and <DevProfilerOverlay> renders null. The Cmd+Shift+P
overlay toggle is unchanged for opted-in dev runs.
* perf(session): correct virtualizer + memoize markdown blocks
Audit of why large sessions still hung 'after 2 words' during streaming
turned up four real virtualizer bugs and one markdown hot spot:
1. shouldVirtualize required props.scrollElement() to already be
non-null. On the first render of a large session the scroll
container ref hadn't attached yet, so the whole transcript rendered
eagerly (every message block) for one tick before switching to
virtualization. That burst alone froze the UI on huge transcripts.
Now shouldVirtualize only depends on block count.
2. A useEffect called virtualizer.measure() on every messageBlocks
change. During streaming messageBlocks gets a new identity on every
token, so we forced a synchronous re-measure (every row's
getBoundingClientRect) on every token. react-virtual already
invalidates rows whose refs or content change. Deleted the effect.
3. The render had a second eager fallback: virtualRows.length > 0
? <virtualized> : <every message eagerly>. That re-introduced the
same freeze on the very first virtualized render before rows were
computed. Removed; if shouldVirtualize is true we always render the
virtualized container, even when getVirtualItems() is empty, so the
tree stays bounded.
4. estimateSize was a flat 220 for every block. Giant messages and
tiny user-user bubbles share the same bad guess, so react-virtual
constantly fought the real sizes. Replaced with a shape-aware
estimate (steps-cluster: 80, user: 96, assistant: 320).
5. VIRTUALIZATION_THRESHOLD lowered from 40 -> 20. Medium sessions are
cheaper to render via the virtualizer than as a flat list of 20+
markdown-heavy blocks.
6. MarkdownBlock was not memoized. Every streamed token re-parsed
markdown for every visible message. Wrapped it in React.memo so
blocks other than the currently-streaming one skip re-render when
their own text prop didn't change.
Also fixed an unrelated TS error in session-sync (missing
deltaFlushBuffer / deltaFlushScheduled fields on the SyncEntry factory
literal) that was blocking typecheck.
* perf(session): structural sharing for messageBlocks during streaming
Port the useStableRows idea from T3Tools' MessagesTimeline. On every
streaming token, props.messages is a fresh array but only the
currently-streaming message has a new UIMessage reference — every
other message in the transcript is still pointer-equal to last tick
(session-sync.ts uses messages.slice() + targeted mutation).
Our messageBlocks useMemo previously reconstructed every block object
from scratch on every token, so downstream React.memo'd components
(MarkdownBlock especially) always saw fresh prop references and
couldn't bail out. Structural sharing fixes that:
- blockIdentityKey(block): derives a stable key per block ('msg:<id>'
for message blocks, 'cluster:<id>' for step clusters).
- blocksAreEquivalent(prev, next): returns true when the two blocks
point at content-equal data. For message blocks the critical check
is prev.message === next.message (UIMessage reference). For step
clusters we compare messageIds + stepGroups identity.
- SessionTranscriptInner keeps a previousBlocksRef<Map<key, block>>.
After the raw messageBlocks array is computed it maps each entry
through useStableBlocks-equivalent logic: if the previous block at
the same key is content-equivalent we reuse the previous reference.
Net effect: during a streaming burst, only the active assistant
message's block gets a new identity per token. All other rows hand
pointer-equal props to their memoized children, which bail out of
rendering entirely. This is the highest-leverage fix available for
the 'big sessions freeze after a few streamed words' symptom.
* fix(session-sync): infer stub role when parts arrive before message.updated
When message.part.updated or message.part.delta arrives for a
messageID we haven't seen a message.updated for yet, we stub the
message so the part has somewhere to live. The stub's role was
hard-coded to 'assistant', which lost the race during a promptAsync
flow: if the server emitted a part event for a user turn before the
user message.updated, the new user message flashed as an assistant-
styled block (left-aligned, markdown, no bubble) until the real role
arrived a tick later. User saw 'sometimes my message renders outside
the user bubble, as if it were assistant'.
Fix: infer the stub role from the conversation. Chat turns alternate
so a new unknown message is almost always the opposite role of the
most recent known message. If the transcript is empty the first
message is always the user's.
- New inferStubRole(messages): returns 'user' when the last message
was 'assistant' (and vice versa), defaulting to 'user' when there
is no prior message.
- message.part.updated / delta-flush stubs now call inferStubRole if
the message isn't already in state. If it is, they preserve the
existing role to avoid flapping.
upsertMessage already re-applies the authoritative role as soon as
the real message.updated event arrives, so this is purely a correct-
on-first-paint improvement and doesn't affect long-term state.
* fix(dev-logger): stop spamming 404s when the /dev/log sink is disabled
The React debug-logger posts console/error/fetch/hang events to the
openwork-server /dev/log sink. When pnpm dev is started without
OPENWORK_DEV_LOG_FILE set, the server returned 404 from both GET and
POST /dev/log. The browser logs every failed POST as
'Failed to load resource: 404' regardless of whether the logger
silently handles the error, so an operator who doesn't know about the
env var sees console noise on every page.
Two changes:
1) Server probe now returns 200 + {ok:false, reason:'dev_log_disabled'}
instead of 404. Clients that want to know whether the sink is active
should read the body flag, not the status. This eliminates the
console warning from the probe itself.
2) Client now probes /dev/log once per base URL with GET. If the
response body says the sink is disabled, it caches that decision
and skips all further POSTs for the remainder of the session. In-
memory events remain available via window.__openwork.events().
Net effect: sink-disabled dev sessions produce zero /dev/log traffic
and zero console 404s. Sink-enabled sessions behave as before.
* feat(app): wire share-workspace modal; add alpha release channel concept
Share workspace (React port):
- session-route wires the full ShareWorkspaceModal + useShareWorkspaceState,
with remote-access toggle (local workspaces), workspace-profile publish,
skills-set publish, team/public template flows, and workspace export.
- Route now tracks OpenworkServerInfo, EngineInfo, and settings version so
the share state has enough context to resolve the mounted local workspace
URL and host tokens.
Alpha release channel:
- New ReleaseChannel type ("stable" | "alpha").
- apps/app/src/app/lib/release-channels.ts exposes STABLE/ALPHA updater
endpoints, resolveUpdaterEndpoint, isAlphaChannelSupported, and a
coerceReleaseChannel helper.
- LocalPreferences carries releaseChannel (default "stable").
- Updates settings shows a macOS-only Stable/Alpha toggle.
- .github/workflows/alpha-macos-aarch64.yml now publishes signed+notarized
macOS arm64 builds to a rolling alpha-macos-latest GitHub release with
a Tauri updater latest.json on every merge to dev.
- ARCHITECTURE.md documents the channel contract.
* feat(react-app/cloud): port Den auth + desktop-config + forced-signin gate
Ports the cloud-domain pieces dev added on Solid so the React shell has
feature parity for:
- DenAuthProvider / useDenAuth — drives auth status + user, calls
ensureDenActiveOrganization() on every refresh so Better-Auth's
active org stays in sync (Solid: apps/app/src/app/cloud/den-auth-provider.tsx)
- DesktopConfigProvider / useDesktopConfig / useOrgRestrictions — fetches
the org-scoped DesktopAppRestrictions (blockZenModel, disallowNonCloudModels,
etc.) introduced in packages/types, caches it per base-url+org in
localStorage so the gate resolves synchronously on next boot, and
re-fetches on denSessionUpdatedEvent / denSettingsChangedEvent and a
1h interval (Solid: apps/app/src/app/cloud/desktop-config-provider.tsx)
- DenSignInSurface — shared presentation surface for both the forced
sign-in page and any embedded 'panel' usage; matches Solid props 1:1
so flows are interchangeable
(Solid: apps/app/src/app/cloud/den-signin-surface.tsx)
- ForcedSigninPage — full-screen sign-in gate that owns local drafts
(base URL, manual auth input) and pipes them into DenSignInSurface.
Handles manual auth input parsing (openwork:// deep links and raw
grant codes) and base-URL overrides via setDenBootstrapConfig
(Solid: apps/app/src/app/cloud/forced-signin-page.tsx)
Shell wiring:
- providers.tsx mounts DenAuthProvider > DesktopConfigProvider inside
GlobalSyncProvider so all routes have access to auth + org restrictions
- app-root.tsx adds a /signin route and a DenSigninGate component that
enforces readDenBootstrapConfig().requireSignin: redirects unsigned
users to /signin and signed-in users away from /signin. Renders null
while the first Den session check is still in flight so no
session/settings chrome flashes behind the gate.
Better-Auth active-org:
- den-settings-panel.tsx now calls ensureDenActiveOrganization({
forceServerSync: true }) both in refreshOrgs and in the org <select>
change handler so subsequent /v1/org/* requests resolve against the
freshly selected org (Solid
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feat(app): gate desktop updates by org config (#1512)
* feat(app): gate desktop updates by org config Return allowed desktop versions through the signed-in desktop config endpoint and only surface Tauri updates when both the server and active org explicitly allow them, logging failures silently for debugging. * fix(app): trace den-gated update checks Wait for Den auth hydration before the startup update check and add debug logging around auth restoration and update gating so local-vs-cloud version decisions are visible while testing. --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(app): key cloud providers by cloud id (#1510)
Use the raw cloud provider id for imported provider config and auth so synced removals and updates can reconcile against the same key. Preserve provider-family behavior by storing source metadata and using names where UI heuristics still need Anthropic/OpenAI detection. Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(app): auto-sync cloud providers (#1509)
Keep workspace-managed providers aligned with the active cloud org on sign-in, launch, background sync, and Cloud settings open while declaring the sync interval in one place. Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(den): let users name their LLM providers explicitly (#1508)
Users were confused when adding or editing an LLM provider because the display name was derived automatically from the catalog or pasted config. This made it impossible to tell two keys for the same provider apart (e.g. 'OpenAI personal' vs 'OpenAI prod'). - Add an explicit 'Name' field to the add + edit LLM provider forms in ee/apps/den-web with a 'Give this key a name' prompt, preload the current name when editing, and require a non-empty value before save. - Require 'name' on the llm-provider write schema in ee/apps/den-api and persist it verbatim instead of falling back to provider.name from the models.dev catalog or the custom config JSON. Verified end-to-end via Chrome DevTools MCP on the Den Docker stack; screenshots captured under ee/apps/den-web/docs/screenshots/. Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(den): allow org desktop version controls (#1507)
* feat(den): let orgs restrict supported desktop versions Give org settings a desktop version allowlist derived from the server-supported range so admins can block specific releases without exposing stale metadata. * fix(den): simplify desktop version settings copy Reduce the prominence of the supported-version helper text and remove the redundant summary box so the allowlist stays focused on the actual version choices. --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(app): enforce desktop restriction policies (#1505)
* feat(app): enforce desktop restriction policies Keep org desktop restrictions consistent in the desktop client by hiding blocked provider/model paths and syncing workspace config when Zen access is disabled. * fix(app): persist provider disconnects in workspace config Keep config-backed providers disabled through the same opencode.jsonc flow used by desktop restrictions so disconnecting OpenCode writes the workspace disabled_providers state reliably. --------- Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com> |
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fix(den): persist active org for legacy proxy requests (#1503)
Treat legacy '/v1/orgs/:orgId/*' forwarding differently from API-key scoping so proxied requests can still hydrate a missing session active organization. This keeps older clients working across moved endpoints while preserving API-key behavior. Co-authored-by: src-opn <src-opn@users.noreply.github.com>openwork-orchestrator-v0.11.210 |
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