- Added an `afterEach` hook to clean up after tests in `claude-usage-service.test.ts`.
- Updated the mock for `onExit` to include an exit callback, ensuring proper handling of process termination.
- Modified the `fetchUsageData` test to await the promise resolution, preventing unhandled promise rejections.
These changes improve the reliability and robustness of the unit tests for the ClaudeUsageService.
- Updated ESLint configuration to include support for `.mjs` and `.cjs` file types, adding necessary global variables for Node.js and browser environments.
- Introduced a new `vite-env.d.ts` file to define environment variables for Vite, improving type safety.
- Refactored error handling in `file-browser-dialog.tsx`, `description-image-dropzone.tsx`, and `feature-image-upload.tsx` to omit error parameters, simplifying the catch blocks.
- Removed unused bug report button functionality from the sidebar, streamlining the component structure.
- Adjusted various components to improve code readability and maintainability, including updates to type imports and component props.
These changes aim to enhance the development experience by improving linting support and simplifying error handling across components.
- Deleted the pnpm-lock.yaml file as part of project cleanup.
- Introduced comprehensive unit tests for the ClaudeUsageService, covering methods for checking CLI availability, parsing reset times, and handling usage output.
- Enhanced test coverage for both macOS and Windows environments, ensuring robust functionality across platforms.
These changes aim to streamline project dependencies and improve the reliability of the Claude usage tracking service through thorough testing.
- Updated the project creation logic to write a detailed app_spec.txt file in XML format, including project name, overview, technology stack, core capabilities, and implemented features.
- Improved handling for projects created from templates and custom repositories, ensuring relevant information is captured in the app_spec.txt.
- Enhanced user feedback with success messages upon project creation, improving overall user experience.
These changes aim to provide a clearer project structure and facilitate better integration with AI analysis tools.
- Updated type imports for `icon` and `content` in the `WikiSection` interface to use `ElementType` and `ReactNode` for better clarity and type safety.
- Expanded the content description in the WikiView to include shared libraries and updated technology stack details.
- Revised the directory structure representation for clarity and completeness, reflecting the current organization of the codebase.
- Adjusted file paths in the feature list for better accuracy and organization.
These changes aim to improve the documentation and type safety within the WikiView component, enhancing developer experience and understanding of the project structure.
This commit deletes the .github/workflows/claude-code-review.yml file, which contained the configuration for the Claude Code Review GitHub Action. The removal is part of a cleanup process to streamline workflows and eliminate unused configurations.
- Extracted new components: ProjectSelectorWithOptions, SidebarFooter, TrashDialog, and OnboardingDialog to improve code organization and reusability.
- Introduced new hooks: useProjectCreation, useSetupDialog, and useTrashDialog for better state management and modularity.
- Updated sidebar.tsx to utilize the new components and hooks, reducing complexity and improving maintainability.
- Enhanced project creation and setup processes with dedicated dialogs and streamlined user interactions.
This refactor aims to enhance the user experience and maintainability of the sidebar by modularizing functionality and improving the overall structure.
Extract logo, header, actions, and navigation into separate components:
- AutomakerLogo: SVG logo with collapsed/expanded states
- SidebarHeader: Logo section with bug report button
- ProjectActions: New/Open/Trash action buttons
- SidebarNavigation: Navigation items with active states
Reduces sidebar.tsx from 1551 to 1442 lines (-109 lines)
Improves code organization and component reusability
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- Introduced new hooks: useRunningAgents, useTrashOperations, useProjectPicker, useSpecRegeneration, and useNavigation for improved state management and functionality.
- Created CollapseToggleButton component for sidebar collapse functionality, enhancing UI responsiveness.
- Refactored sidebar.tsx to utilize the new hooks and components, improving code organization and maintainability.
- Updated sidebar structure to streamline project selection and navigation processes.
This refactor aims to enhance user experience and maintainability by modularizing functionality and improving the sidebar's responsiveness.
This commit modifies the unit tests in dev-server-service.test.ts to replace the usage of the native fs.existsSync method with secureFs.access for improved security and consistency in file handling. Key changes include:
- Updated all instances of existsSync to utilize secureFs.access, ensuring that file existence checks are performed using the secure file system operations.
- Adjusted mock implementations to reflect the new secureFs methods, enhancing the reliability of the tests.
These changes aim to align the testing strategy with the recent refactor for enhanced security in file operations.
This commit updates various modules to utilize the secure file system operations from the secureFs module instead of the native fs module. Key changes include:
- Replaced fs imports with secureFs in multiple route handlers and services to enhance security and consistency in file operations.
- Added centralized validation for working directories in the sdk-options module to ensure all AI model invocations are secure.
These changes aim to improve the security and maintainability of file handling across the application.
- Changed the resolved URL for the @electron/node-gyp module from SSH to HTTPS for improved accessibility and compatibility.
This update ensures that the package can be fetched using a more universally supported URL format.
- Introduced .prettierrc for consistent code formatting with specified rules.
- Added .prettierignore to exclude unnecessary files from formatting.
- Updated package.json to include Prettier and lint-staged as devDependencies.
- Implemented GitHub Actions workflow for format checking on pull requests and pushes.
- Created a Husky pre-commit hook to run lint-staged for automatic formatting.
These changes enhance code quality and maintainability by enforcing consistent formatting across the codebase.
This commit introduces several performance improvements across the UI components:
- Updated the Button component to enhance hover animations by grouping styles for better GPU efficiency.
- Adjusted the interval timing in the BoardView and WorktreePanel components from 1 second to 3 and 5 seconds respectively, reducing CPU/GPU usage.
- Replaced the continuous gradient rotation animation with a subtle pulse effect in global CSS to further optimize rendering performance.
These changes aim to improve the overall responsiveness and efficiency of the UI components.
- Show 'N/A' and dim card when percentage is NaN/invalid
- Use gray progress bar for invalid values
- Rename opusWeekly* properties to sonnetWeekly* to match server types
Platform-specific implementations:
- macOS: Uses 'expect' command (unchanged, working)
- Windows: Uses node-pty for PTY support
Also fixes 'which' vs 'where' for checking Claude CLI availability.
Replace Unix-only 'expect' command with node-pty library which works
on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Also fixes 'which' command to use 'where'
on Windows for checking if Claude CLI is available.
Adds a Claude usage tracking feature that displays session, weekly, and Sonnet usage stats. Uses the Claude CLI's /usage command to fetch data (no API key required).
Features:
- Usage popover in board header showing session, weekly, and Sonnet limits
- Progress bars with color-coded status (green/orange/red)
- Auto-refresh with configurable interval
- Caching of usage data with stale indicator
- Settings section for refresh interval configuration
Server:
- ClaudeUsageService: Executes Claude CLI via PTY (expect) to fetch usage
- New /api/claude/usage endpoint
UI:
- ClaudeUsagePopover component with usage cards
- ClaudeUsageSection in settings for configuration
- Integration with app store for persistence
This commit introduces several improvements to the security and file handling mechanisms across the application. Key changes include:
- Updated the Dockerfile to pin the GitHub CLI version for reproducible builds.
- Refactored the secure file system operations to ensure consistent path validation and type handling.
- Removed legacy path management functions and streamlined the allowed paths logic in the security module.
- Enhanced route handlers to validate path parameters against the ALLOWED_ROOT_DIRECTORY, improving security against unauthorized access.
- Updated the settings service to focus solely on the Anthropic API key, removing references to Google and OpenAI keys.
These changes aim to enhance security, maintainability, and clarity in the codebase.
Tests: All unit tests passing.
This commit refactors the handling of ALLOWED_ROOT_DIRECTORY by removing legacy support for ALLOWED_PROJECT_DIRS and simplifying the security logic. Key changes include:
- Removed deprecated ALLOWED_PROJECT_DIRS references from .env.example and security.ts.
- Updated initAllowedPaths() to focus solely on ALLOWED_ROOT_DIRECTORY and DATA_DIR.
- Enhanced logging for ALLOWED_ROOT_DIRECTORY configuration status.
- Adjusted route handlers to utilize the new workspace directory logic.
- Introduced a centralized storage module for localStorage operations to improve consistency and error handling.
These changes aim to enhance security and maintainability by consolidating directory management into a single variable.
Tests: All unit tests passing.
Changes:
- Introduced new npm scripts for testing all packages and running tests across the server.
- Updated GitHub Actions workflow to include a step for running package tests.
Benefits:
✅ Enhanced testing capabilities for individual packages
✅ Improved CI process with comprehensive test coverage
All tests passing.
Changes:
- Added a new package, @automaker/prompts, containing AI prompt templates for enhancing user-written task descriptions.
- Implemented four enhancement modes: improve, technical, simplify, and acceptance, each with corresponding system prompts and examples.
- Updated relevant packages to utilize the new prompts package, ensuring backward compatibility with existing imports.
- Enhanced documentation to include usage examples and integration details for the new prompts.
Benefits:
✅ Streamlined AI prompt management across the codebase
✅ Improved clarity and usability for AI-powered features
✅ Comprehensive documentation for developers
All tests passing.
Changes:
- Removed specific compiled file patterns from .gitignore to simplify ignore rules.
- Modified error handling in feature-loader.ts to rethrow errors instead of keeping original paths, preventing potential broken references.
- Added ".js" extensions to import statements in types package for ESM compliance.
Benefits:
✅ Cleaner .gitignore for better maintainability
✅ Improved error handling logic in feature-loader
✅ Consistent import paths for ESM compatibility
All tests passing.
This commit replaces direct file system operations with a secure file system adapter to enhance security by enforcing path validation. The changes include:
- Replaced `fs` imports with `secureFs` in various services and utilities.
- Updated file operations in `agent-service`, `auto-mode-service`, `feature-loader`, and `settings-service` to use the secure file system methods.
- Ensured that all file I/O operations are validated against the ALLOWED_ROOT_DIRECTORY.
This refactor aims to prevent unauthorized file access and improve overall security posture.
Tests: All unit tests passing.
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Move ESM module configuration from individual package tsconfigs to the
shared base configuration for better maintainability.
Changes:
- Updated libs/tsconfig.base.json:
- Changed module: "commonjs" → "NodeNext"
- Changed moduleResolution: "node" → "NodeNext"
- Cleaned up all lib package tsconfigs:
- Removed duplicate module/moduleResolution settings
- Now all packages inherit ESM config from base
- Packages: dependency-resolver, git-utils, model-resolver, platform, utils
Benefits:
✅ Single source of truth for module configuration
✅ Less duplication, easier maintenance
✅ Consistent ESM behavior across all lib packages
✅ Simpler package-specific tsconfig files
All packages build successfully. All 632 tests passing.
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