The stats panel in StatusBar could grow too long when all sections
(Tools Used, Historical Costs, Budget tracking) were expanded, causing
content to overflow off the bottom of the screen.
Added max-height and overflow-y-auto to the stats container to ensure
it stays within the viewport and can be scrolled when needed.
Fixes: #136
- Add flex-wrap to StatusBar icon container to prevent overflow
- Add responsive media queries to hide button text on small screens (< 640px)
- Stack StatusBar sections vertically on mobile (< 768px)
- Add flex-wrap to InputBar controls to prevent bottom status info cutoff
- Make control buttons show icons only on small screens
- All buttons now use flex-shrink: 0 to prevent unwanted squishing
- Ensures Connect button, clock, and CLI version remain visible at all screen sizes
This commit fixes all 4 reported agent tracking bugs and adds comprehensive test coverage:
**Bug Fixes:**
1. Agents stuck in "running" state after completion
- Added SubagentStop hook parsing in wsl_bridge.rs
- Emits claude:agent-end events when SubagentStop hooks detected
- Includes 8 new Rust tests for hook parsing
2. Agents persisting after disconnect
- Added clearConversation() call on disconnect in tauri.ts
- Prevents agents from persisting across sessions
3. "Kill All" button doing nothing
- Added markAllErrored() call in AgentMonitorPanel after interrupt
- Updates UI state immediately after killing process
4. Badge persisting after closing tab
- Added clearConversation() call in conversations.ts deleteConversation()
- Properly cleans up agent tracking when tab is closed
**Test Coverage:**
- Added comprehensive agents.test.ts with 24 new tests
- Tests all store methods: addAgent, updateAgentId, endAgent, markAllErrored, clearCompleted, clearConversation, runningAgentCount
- Added 8 Rust tests for SubagentStart/Stop hook parsing
- All 387 frontend tests pass
- All 426 backend tests pass
**Documentation:**
- Updated CLAUDE.md with comprehensive testing guidelines
- Documents coverage goals, console mocking strategies, and E2E integration testing patterns
✨ This fix was implemented with help from Hikari~ 🌸
Added detailed documentation covering:
- Coverage goal: maintain near-100% test coverage across codebase
- Console mocking strategies for preventing flaky tests
- E2E integration testing approach for cross-platform code
- Guidance for adding tests when developing new features
This documentation ensures future development maintains our excellent
test coverage and follows established testing patterns.
Add comprehensive E2E-style integration tests for notification commands
that verify command structure without executing system APIs. This approach
enables testing cross-platform code in Linux CI environments.
Changes:
- Add 10 E2E tests for notification command structure verification
- Add helper functions to build commands for testing (Linux, Windows)
- Test command arguments, quote escaping, unicode support, edge cases
- Fix flaky frontend test by mocking console.error in config store test
- Fix lint errors (unused variables, TypeScript any types, unused imports)
- Fix TypeScript type errors in Svelte components
Test coverage:
- notifications.rs: 10 new E2E tests (command structure verification)
- All 417 backend tests passing
- All 363 frontend tests passing (no stderr output)
- 61.08% backend coverage (appropriate for architecture)
The E2E tests verify:
✓ Correct command names and arguments
✓ Proper quote escaping for PowerShell
✓ Unicode preservation across platforms
✓ Special character handling
✓ Edge case resilience (empty inputs)
✓ Cross-platform consistency
✨ This commit was crafted with love by Hikari~ 🌸
Add comprehensive management capabilities to both panels:
MCP Management Panel:
- Add "Add New Server" form with transport selection (STDIO/HTTP/SSE)
- Add enhanced server details view showing full CLI output
- Dynamic placeholder text based on transport type
- Support for environment variables and headers (backend)
Plugin Management Panel:
- Add collapsible marketplace management section
- Add/remove marketplaces from GitHub repos
- List all configured marketplaces with sources
- Enhanced plugin installation with marketplace syntax support
Backend Commands:
- add_mcp_server: Add MCP servers with transport/env/headers
- get_mcp_server_details: Fetch full server details from CLI
- list_marketplaces: Parse and list plugin marketplaces
- add_marketplace: Add marketplace from GitHub source
- remove_marketplace: Remove marketplace by name
All operations use Claude CLI directly, avoiding cross-platform path
issues by letting the CLI handle file system operations internally.
✨ This enhancement was built by Hikari~ 🌸
- Remove --json flag from CLI commands (not supported)
- Parse plugin list text output format
- Parse MCP server list text output format
- Add status field to McpServerInfo for connection status
- Display connection status in MCP panel (✓/✗ badges)
- Simplify get_mcp_server to reuse list_mcp_servers
Backend (Rust):
- Add plugin management commands: list, install, uninstall, enable, disable, update
- Add MCP server management commands: list, get details, remove
- Integrate with Claude CLI's 'plugin' and 'mcp' subcommands
- Export PluginInfo and McpServerInfo types
Frontend (Svelte):
- Create PluginManagementPanel component with full CRUD operations
- Create McpManagementPanel component with server listing and removal
- Add buttons to StatusBar for both panels
- Beautiful UI with lucide-svelte icons
- Theme-aware styling using CSS variables
- Real-time loading states and error handling
Closes#133Closes#134
- Replace all hardcoded colours with CSS theme variables
- TodoPanel now respects user's theme (Dark, Light, Trans Pride, etc.)
- Clear todos when user disconnects (stop)
- Preserve todos during reconnects (permission prompts, interrupts)
- Only clear on real disconnect (when skipNextGreeting is false)
- Add TodoPanel component to display TodoWrite tool calls
- Create todos Svelte store to track todo state
- Emit todo-update Tauri event when TodoWrite is called
- Add todo button to status bar (next to session history)
- Display todos with status icons, progress bar, and completion count
- Real-time updates as I work through tasks
Closes#132
Displays the Claude Code CLI version in the status bar (to the left of the system clock) to help with debugging and understanding which features are available.
Changes:
- Add get_claude_version command to fetch CLI version from `claude --version`
- Create CliVersion.svelte component to display version
- Position component in InputBar status bar next to SystemClock
- Update on app start and CLI reconnection
Closes#131
Adds a "Clear All Sessions" button to the Session History Panel that
allows users to delete all saved sessions at once to manage disk usage.
Features:
- Red "Clear All" button with trash icon next to Import button
- Automatically disabled when there are no sessions to clear
- Confirmation dialog with warning styling shows exact session count
- Warning icon and "This action cannot be undone" message
- Keyboard support (Escape to cancel)
- Uses existing clearAllSessions() backend command
Benefits:
- Gives users control over disk usage
- Prevents unbounded growth of session files
- Safety confirmation prevents accidental deletions
- Improves performance for users with many sessions
Closes: #130
Removes all frontend invocations of the log_discord_rpc command that was
deleted in the Discord RPC refactor (edd8fa5). The frontend was still
calling this command during Discord RPC initialization, causing errors
that prevented the close confirmation modal event listener from being
registered.
The root cause:
1. initializeDiscordRpc() called invoke("log_discord_rpc")
2. Command doesn't exist anymore, promise rejects
3. await stops execution before close event listener setup
4. Close modal never works
Replaced all log_discord_rpc calls with console.log since the backend
already uses the tracing framework for Discord RPC logging.
Fixes: Close confirmation modal not appearing after Discord RPC refactor
Removes file-based logging from Discord RPC manager in favour of using
the tracing framework exclusively. All Discord RPC logs now appear in
the Debug Console with proper log levels.
Changes:
- Remove log_path field and file logging methods from DiscordRpcManager
- Replace all self.log() calls with tracing macros (debug/info/error)
- Remove log_discord_rpc command and its registration
- Remove set_app_handle() call from main setup
Benefits:
- Reduces disk usage (no unbounded log file growth)
- Eliminates maintenance burden of managing log files
- Better log levels and integration with existing tracing system
Closes: #129
Implements support for displaying Claude's extended thinking blocks in
the conversation UI with a collapsible, visually distinct component.
Changes:
- Backend: Update wsl_bridge.rs to emit thinking blocks with dedicated
line_type instead of system messages
- Types: Add "thinking" to TerminalLine type union
- Config: Add show_thinking_blocks toggle (default: true)
- UI: Create ThinkingBlock.svelte component with collapsible interface
- Terminal: Update to conditionally render thinking blocks
- Settings: Add toggle in Appearance section of ConfigSidebar
The ThinkingBlock component features:
- Lightbulb icon to indicate extended thinking
- Collapsible/expandable with animated chevron
- Distinct styling: dimmed, italic, monospace
- Timestamp display
- Respects global show_thinking_blocks config setting
Note: Extended thinking support in Claude Code CLI appears to be in
development. This implementation is ready and will automatically display
thinking blocks once the CLI begins emitting them.
Issue: #120✨ Implemented by Hikari~ 🌸
- Add key to #each block in MemoryBrowserPanel (ESLint)
- Replace .last() with .next_back() for better performance (Clippy)
- Format files with Prettier
Co-Authored-By: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com>
Implements issue #118 to display auto-memory system operations and
provide a browser for viewing memory files.
Backend changes:
- Detect memory file operations in format_tool_description()
- Add emoji icons (📝/💾) for memory Read/Write/Edit operations
- Add list_memory_files() Tauri command to find all memory files
- Add 4 new tests for memory detection logic
- Update Tauri capabilities to allow reading .claude directory
Frontend changes:
- Create MemoryBrowserPanel component with file list and viewer
- Add memory panel to main app layout
- Support Markdown rendering of memory file contents
- Add loading states and error handling
Testing:
- All 354 Rust tests passing
- TypeScript type-checks pass
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Claude Code CLI v2.1.33 introduced support for restricting sub-agents
via Task(agent_type) syntax in agent tools frontmatter. This commit
updates our Task tool detection to handle both the legacy "Task" syntax
and the new "Task(agent_type)" syntax.
Changes:
- Updated agent-start event detection to match "Task" or "Task("
- Updated character state detection to recognize Task(agent_type)
- Added comprehensive test cases for new syntax variants:
- Task(Explore)
- Task(Plan)
- Task(general-purpose)
The fix is backwards compatible and all 350+ tests pass.
Fixes: #114
Add a SystemClock component that displays the current date and time in
British format. The clock appears in the top control bar (same row as
Clipboard and Actions buttons) and updates every second.
Features:
- Date format: "7 February 2026" (British English)
- Time format: "14:35:42" (24-hour)
- Auto-updates every second via setInterval
- Proper cleanup on unmount using Svelte 5 $effect
- Hover effect with accent colour border
- Positioned with margin-left: auto to align right
Testing:
- Added comprehensive unit tests for date/time formatting logic
- 12 test cases covering edge cases, month boundaries, leap years
- All tests passing with proper local timezone handling
- Updated CLAUDE.md with testing requirements and guidelines
Resolves: #128
## Summary
This PR resolves several critical bugs that were blocking the permission modal and causing config loss:
- **Permission modal not appearing** - Fixed z-index issues and runtime errors
- **Config store race condition** - Resolved critical race condition causing settings to be lost
- **Excessive logging** - Removed redundant fmt layer that was writing to hidden stdout
- **System tool prompts** - Prevented unnecessary permission prompts for built-in tools
- **Permission batching** - Added support for parallel permission requests
- **ExitPlanMode tool** - Fixed ExitPlanMode tool not functioning correctly
## Changes Made
### Permission Modal Fixes
- Updated z-index to proper value (9999) to ensure modal appears above all other UI elements
- Fixed runtime errors that were preventing modal from rendering
- Resolved issues with permission grants not being properly applied
### Config Store Race Condition
- Fixed critical race condition where multiple rapid config updates would result in lost settings
- Ensured config writes are properly sequenced to prevent data loss
- Added proper synchronisation for config store operations
### Logging Cleanup
- Removed redundant fmt formatting layer that was outputting to hidden stdout
- Cleaned up excessive debug logging added during troubleshooting
- Removed temporary debugging documentation files
### UX Improvements
- Added close confirmation modal with minimise to tray option
- Implemented batching for parallel permission requests
- Added debug console for viewing frontend and backend logs
### ExitPlanMode Fix
- Fixed ExitPlanMode tool not functioning correctly, ensuring proper transitions out of plan mode
## Issues Resolved
Closes#112 - Permission flow now properly handles multiple tool requests
Closes#113 - ExitPlanMode tool now functions correctly
Closes#126 - Debug console feature added (partial - basic implementation complete)
## Test Plan
- [x] Permission modal appears and functions correctly
- [x] Config settings persist across app restarts
- [x] No excessive logging in production builds
- [x] System tools don't trigger permission prompts
- [x] Parallel permission requests are properly batched
- [x] Debug console displays frontend and backend logs
- [x] ExitPlanMode properly exits plan mode
---
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Reviewed-on: #127
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Also includes a fix to persist configuration across reconnects.
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Closes#102
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## Summary
- Add CodeMirror 6 editor with syntax highlighting for 40+ languages
- Add file browser sidebar with collapsible directory tree navigation
- Add multi-tab support with dirty state indicators and close buttons
- Add keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+E toggle, Ctrl+B file browser, Ctrl+S save, Ctrl+W close tab)
- Add editor toggle button to status bar (disabled when not connected)
- Editor automatically uses current session's working directory
- Add Tauri backend commands for file operations (list_directory, read_file_content, write_file_content)
## Test Plan
- [ ] Connect to a session and verify the editor toggle button becomes enabled
- [ ] Press Ctrl+E to open the editor and verify file tree shows the session's CWD
- [ ] Navigate directories and open files to verify syntax highlighting works
- [ ] Edit a file and verify the dirty indicator (*) appears
- [ ] Save with Ctrl+S and verify the dirty indicator disappears
- [ ] Open multiple files and verify tab switching works
- [ ] Close tabs with Ctrl+W or the X button
- [ ] Disconnect and verify the editor automatically closes
- [ ] Verify keyboard shortcuts are documented in the shortcuts modal
Closes#72✨ This PR was created with help from Hikari~ 🌸
Reviewed-on: #79
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## Summary
This PR adds a collection of productivity features and UI enhancements to improve the Hikari Desktop experience:
### New Features
- **Clipboard History** (#25) - Track and manage copied code snippets with language detection, search, filtering, and pinning
- **Quick Actions Panel** (#15) - Buttons for common quick actions like "Review PR", "Run tests", "Explain file", with customizable actions
- **Git Integration Panel** (#24) - View current branch, changed/staged files, quick git actions (commit, push, pull), and branch management
- **Session Import/Export** (#8) - Export conversations to JSON and import previously saved sessions
- **Snippet Library** (#22) - Save and reuse common prompts with categories and quick insert
- **Session History** (#14) - Auto-save conversations with browsable history and search
- **High Contrast Mode** (#20) - Accessibility theme with improved visibility
- **Minimize to System Tray** (#11) - System tray support with right-click menu
### UI Enhancements
- Trans-pride gradient theme applied across UI elements
- Copy button added to code blocks
- Linter formatting and eslint-disable comments for cleaner code
## Closes
Closes#8Closes#11Closes#14Closes#15Closes#20Closes#22Closes#24Closes#25Closes#34Closes#35Closes#36Closes#37Closes#69Closes#70
## Test Plan
- [ ] Verify clipboard history captures code from code block copy buttons
- [ ] Verify clipboard history captures manually selected text from terminal
- [ ] Test snippet library CRUD operations and insertion
- [ ] Test quick actions panel with default and custom actions
- [ ] Test git panel shows correct status, branch, and performs git operations
- [ ] Test session history auto-save and restore
- [ ] Test session import/export roundtrip
- [ ] Verify high contrast mode provides adequate contrast
- [ ] Test minimize to tray functionality and tray menu
- [ ] Verify trans-pride gradient theme displays correctly in all themes
---
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Reviewed-on: #68
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## Summary
- Adds Tauri clipboard-manager plugin to read images from native clipboard
- Falls back to native clipboard when WebView clipboard API returns empty (fixes screenshot paste)
- Allows sending messages with just attachments (no text required)
- Logs attached files to output with 📎 emoji
## Test plan
- [ ] Build and run the app natively on Windows
- [ ] Copy a screenshot (Win+Shift+S) and paste in the chat input
- [ ] Verify the screenshot appears as an attachment preview
- [ ] Send the attachment and verify Claude receives the file path
- [ ] Test sending a message with only an attachment (no text)
- [ ] Verify the 📎 log line shows the attached filename
**Note:** Paste will not work in WSLg dev environment due to clipboard isolation - needs native Windows build to test.
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Reviewed-on: #67
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Co-committed-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
## Explanation
This PR bundles several user-facing improvements and feature additions for the v0.3.0 release, including quality-of-life improvements to the UI, new slash commands, better state persistence, and auto-update checking.
## Included Changes
- **Resizable chat input** with drag handle (#58 partial)
- **Arrow key navigation fix** - cursor keys now navigate text when user has typed input (#58)
- **Scroll position persistence** per conversation tab
- **/skill command** for invoking Claude Code skills (#57)
- **Stats persistence fix** - stats now persist across session changes, only reset on disconnect (#59)
- **Auto-update checker** on startup (#17)
- **Resizable character panel** with full-height sprites (#10)
- **Font size and zoom settings** with keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl++/Ctrl+-/Ctrl+0) (#19)
## Closes
Closes#10, #17, #19, #57, #58, #59
## Attestations
- [x] I have read and agree to the Code of Conduct
- [x] I have read and agree to the Community Guidelines
- [x] My contribution complies with the Contributor Covenant
- [x] I have run the linter and resolved any errors
- [x] My pull request uses an appropriate title, matching the conventional commit standards
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## Documentation
N/A - Internal app features
## Versioning
Minor - My pull request introduces new non-breaking features.
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Reviewed-on: #61
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Co-committed-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
## Summary
Implements support for Claude's `AskUserQuestion` tool, allowing Claude to ask the user questions with multiple choice options during a conversation.
## Changes
- Add `UserQuestionEvent` and `QuestionOption` types (Rust and TypeScript)
- Detect `AskUserQuestion` in permission denials and emit `claude:question` event
- Create `UserQuestionModal` component with option selection and custom answer input
- Use stop/reconnect approach (same as `PermissionModal`) since Claude API doesn't accept tool_result for permission-denied tools
- Add `pendingQuestion` to conversation store and `hasQuestionPending` derived store
## Technical Notes
We discovered that Claude Code's permission denial system doesn't allow sending tool results back directly - the API rejects them with "unexpected tool_use_id found in tool_result blocks". The solution was to use the same stop/reconnect pattern that permissions use: stop the session, reconnect with context, and include the user's answer in the context restoration message.
## Test Plan
- [x] Build compiles without errors (Rust + TypeScript)
- [x] Question modal appears when Claude uses `AskUserQuestion`
- [x] Can select options and submit answer
- [x] Answer is properly restored to Claude after reconnect
Closes#51
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Reviewed-on: #60
## Summary
This PR includes a batch of bug fixes and new features:
### Bug Fixes
- **Links in chat history now open in default browser** instead of navigating within the app
- Closes#54
- **Allow spaces in tab names** - space key no longer acts like enter when renaming tabs
- Closes#52
### New Features
- **`/cd` command** - Change the working directory of an active tab with context preservation
- Closes#55
- **`/search` command** - Search and highlight matches within the conversation
- Closes#32
## Test Plan
- [ ] Click a link in chat history and verify it opens in the default browser
- [ ] Rename a tab and verify spaces can be typed
- [ ] Use `/cd <path>` and verify the directory changes while preserving conversation context
- [ ] Use `/search <query>` and verify matches are highlighted in yellow
- [ ] Use `/search` with no args to clear the search highlighting
✨ This PR was created with help from Hikari~ 🌸
Co-authored-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
Reviewed-on: #56
Co-authored-by: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com>
Co-committed-by: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com>
### Explanation
_No response_
### Issue
Closes#33Closes#31
### Attestations
- [ ] I have read and agree to the [Code of Conduct](https://docs.nhcarrigan.com/community/coc/)
- [ ] I have read and agree to the [Community Guidelines](https://docs.nhcarrigan.com/community/guide/).
- [ ] My contribution complies with the [Contributor Covenant](https://docs.nhcarrigan.com/dev/covenant/).
### Dependencies
- [ ] I have pinned the dependencies to a specific patch version.
### Style
- [ ] I have run the linter and resolved any errors.
- [ ] My pull request uses an appropriate title, matching the conventional commit standards.
- [ ] My scope of feat/fix/chore/etc. correctly matches the nature of changes in my pull request.
### Tests
- [ ] My contribution adds new code, and I have added tests to cover it.
- [ ] My contribution modifies existing code, and I have updated the tests to reflect these changes.
- [ ] All new and existing tests pass locally with my changes.
- [ ] Code coverage remains at or above the configured threshold.
### Documentation
_No response_
### Versioning
_No response_
Reviewed-on: #50
Co-authored-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
Co-committed-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
### Explanation
_No response_
### Issue
Closes#9
### Attestations
- [ ] I have read and agree to the [Code of Conduct](https://docs.nhcarrigan.com/community/coc/)
- [ ] I have read and agree to the [Community Guidelines](https://docs.nhcarrigan.com/community/guide/).
- [ ] My contribution complies with the [Contributor Covenant](https://docs.nhcarrigan.com/dev/covenant/).
### Dependencies
- [ ] I have pinned the dependencies to a specific patch version.
### Style
- [ ] I have run the linter and resolved any errors.
- [ ] My pull request uses an appropriate title, matching the conventional commit standards.
- [ ] My scope of feat/fix/chore/etc. correctly matches the nature of changes in my pull request.
### Tests
- [ ] My contribution adds new code, and I have added tests to cover it.
- [ ] My contribution modifies existing code, and I have updated the tests to reflect these changes.
- [ ] All new and existing tests pass locally with my changes.
- [ ] Code coverage remains at or above the configured threshold.
### Documentation
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### Versioning
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Reviewed-on: #49
Co-authored-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
Co-committed-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
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