- Create FeatureStateManager class for feature status updates
- Extract updateFeatureStatus, markFeatureInterrupted, resetStuckFeatures
- Extract updateFeaturePlanSpec, saveFeatureSummary, updateTaskStatus
- Persist BEFORE emit pattern for data integrity (Pitfall 2)
- Handle corrupted JSON with readJsonWithRecovery backup support
- Preserve pipeline_* statuses in markFeatureInterrupted
- Fix bug: version increment now checks old content before applying updates
- Add 33 unit tests covering all state management operations
- Add TypedEventBus as wrapper around EventEmitter
- Implement emitAutoModeEvent method for auto-mode event format
- Add emit, subscribe, getUnderlyingEmitter methods
- Create comprehensive test suite (20 tests)
- Verify exact event format for frontend compatibility
- AutoModeService now delegates to ConcurrencyManager for all running feature tracking
- Constructor accepts optional ConcurrencyManager for dependency injection
- Remove local RunningFeature interface (imported from ConcurrencyManager)
- Migrate all this.runningFeatures usages to concurrencyManager methods
- Update tests to use concurrencyManager.acquire() instead of direct Map access
- ConcurrencyManager accepts getCurrentBranch function for testability
BREAKING: AutoModeService no longer exposes runningFeatures Map directly.
Tests must use concurrencyManager.acquire() to add running features.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Lease-based reference counting for nested execution support
- acquire() creates entry with leaseCount: 1 or increments existing
- release() decrements leaseCount, deletes at 0 or with force:true
- Project and worktree-level running counts
- RunningFeature interface exported for type sharing
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- Test lease counting basics (acquire/release semantics)
- Test running count queries (project and worktree level)
- Test feature state queries (isRunning, getRunningFeature, getAllRunning)
- Test edge cases (multiple features, multiple worktrees)
- 36 test cases documenting expected behavior
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Replace the Automaker License Agreement with a simplified project status section in the README, indicating that the project is no longer actively maintained.
- Update the LICENSE file to reflect the new MIT License.
- Add license information to package.json for clarity.
- Introduced a new event type 'dev-server:url-detected' to enhance event handling for the development server.
- This addition allows for better tracking and response to URL detection during server operations.
These changes improve the event system's capability to manage server-related events effectively.
- Added `isAdaptiveThinkingModel` utility to improve model identification logic in the AddFeatureDialog.
- Updated the ThinkingLevelSelector to conditionally display information based on available thinking levels.
- Enhanced model name formatting in agent-context-parser to include 'GPT-5.3 Codex' for better clarity.
These changes improve the user experience by refining model handling and UI feedback related to adaptive thinking capabilities.
- Changed model identifier from `claude-opus-4-5-20251101` to `claude-opus-4-6` across various files, including documentation and code references.
- Updated the SDK to support adaptive thinking for Opus 4.6, allowing the model to determine its own reasoning depth.
- Enhanced the thinking level options to include 'adaptive' and adjusted related components to reflect this change.
- Updated tests to ensure compatibility with the new model and its features.
These changes improve the model's capabilities and user experience by leveraging adaptive reasoning.
- Upgraded @openai/codex-sdk from version 0.77.0 to 0.98.0 in package-lock.json and package.json.
- Introduced new model 'GPT-5.3-Codex' with enhanced capabilities in codex-models.ts and related files.
- Updated descriptions for existing models to reflect their latest features and improvements.
- Adjusted Codex model configuration and display to include the new model and its attributes.
These changes enhance the Codex model offerings and ensure compatibility with the latest SDK version.
Fix#689: Improve auto-generated commit message quality
- Add generateCommitMessage() method that includes description summary
- Include first 5 lines of feature description (up to 300 chars)
- Add git diff stats to provide file change context
- Commit messages now reflect the actual scope of work performed
- Maintains backward compatibility with fallback for missing features
Fix#601: Improve scroll indicator visibility on small screens
- Enhanced scroll indicator with gradient fade effect
- Show indicator on both expanded and collapsed sidebar states
- Added "Scroll" text label for better discoverability
- More prominent brand-colored chevron with animation
- Prevents Project Settings from being hidden on smaller laptop screens
Both fixes improve user experience without breaking existing functionality.
Test results: All 1,421 server tests pass
Fix#684: Prevent Windows reserved filename creation
- Add sanitizeFilename() utility to detect and prefix Windows reserved names
(NUL, CON, PRN, AUX, COM1-9, LPT1-9)
- Apply sanitization to save-image route to prevent "nul" file creation
- Add 23 comprehensive tests for filename sanitization edge cases
Fix#576: Detect actual dev server port from output
- Parse stdout/stderr for real server URLs (Vite, Next.js, generic formats)
- Update server URL when detected instead of using allocated PORT
- Emit dev-server:url-detected event for frontend updates
- Add 6 tests for URL detection patterns
Fix#193: Commit only feature-specific changes
- Change from 'git add -A' to branch-aware file staging
- Use git diff to find files changed on feature branch only
- Prevent committing unrelated changes from other features
- Maintain backward compatibility with main branch workflow
All fixes include comprehensive tests and maintain backward compatibility.
Test results: 1,968 tests passed (547 package + 1,421 server tests)
* feat(terminal): Add core infrastructure for custom terminal configurations
- Add TerminalConfig types to settings schema (global & project-specific)
- Create RC generator with hex-to-xterm-256 color mapping
- Create RC file manager for .automaker/terminal/ directory
- Add terminal theme color data (40 themes) to platform package
- Integrate terminal config injection into TerminalService
- Support bash, zsh, and sh with proper env var injection (BASH_ENV, ZDOTDIR, ENV)
- Add onThemeChange hook for theme synchronization
Part of custom terminal configurations feature implementation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(terminal): Wire terminal service with settings service
- Pass SettingsService to TerminalService constructor
- Initialize terminal service with settings service dependency
- Enable terminal config injection to work with actual settings
This completes Steps 1-4 of the terminal configuration plan:
- RC Generator (color mapping, prompt formats)
- RC File Manager (file I/O, atomic writes)
- Settings Schema (GlobalSettings + ProjectSettings)
- Terminal Service Integration (env var injection)
Next steps: Settings UI and theme change hooks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(terminal): Add Settings UI and theme change synchronization
Complete Steps 5 & 6 of terminal configuration implementation:
Settings UI Components:
- Add PromptPreview component with live theme-aware rendering
- Add TerminalConfigSection with comprehensive controls:
* Enable/disable toggle with confirmation dialog
* Custom prompt toggle
* Prompt format selector (4 formats)
* Git branch/status toggles
* Custom aliases textarea
* Custom env vars key-value editor with validation
* Info box explaining behavior
- Integrate into existing TerminalSection
Theme Change Hook:
- Add theme detection in update-global settings route
- Regenerate RC files for all projects when theme changes
- Skip projects with terminal config disabled
- Error handling with per-project logging
- Inject terminal service with settings service dependency
This completes the full terminal configuration feature:
✓ RC Generator (color mapping, prompts)
✓ RC File Manager (file I/O, versioning)
✓ Settings Schema (types, defaults)
✓ Terminal Service Integration (env vars, PTY spawn)
✓ Settings UI (comprehensive controls, preview)
✓ Theme Synchronization (automatic RC regeneration)
New terminals will use custom prompts matching app theme.
Existing terminals unaffected. User RC files preserved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(terminal): Add error handling and explicit field mapping for terminal config
- Add try-catch block to handleToggleEnabled
- Explicitly set all required terminalConfig fields
- Add console logging for debugging
- Show error toast if update fails
- Include rcFileVersion: 1 in config object
This should fix the issue where the toggle doesn't enable after
clicking OK in the confirmation dialog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(terminal): Use React Query mutation hook for settings updates
The issue was that `updateGlobalSettings` doesn't exist in the app store.
The correct pattern is to use the `useUpdateGlobalSettings` hook from
use-settings-mutations.ts, which is a React Query mutation.
Changes:
- Import useUpdateGlobalSettings from mutations hook
- Use mutation.mutate() instead of direct function call
- Add proper onSuccess/onError callbacks
- Remove async/await pattern (React Query handles this)
This fixes the toggle not enabling after clicking OK in the confirmation dialog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(terminal): Use React Query hook for globalSettings instead of store
The root cause: Component was reading globalSettings from the app store,
which doesn't update reactively when the mutation completes.
Solution: Use useGlobalSettings() React Query hook which:
- Automatically refetches when the mutation invalidates the cache
- Triggers re-render with updated data
- Makes the toggle reflect the new state
Now the flow is:
1. User clicks toggle → confirmation dialog
2. Click OK → mutation.mutate() called
3. Mutation succeeds → invalidates queryKeys.settings.global()
4. Query refetches → component re-renders with new globalSettings
5. Toggle shows enabled state ✓
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* debug(terminal): Add detailed logging for terminal config application
Add logging to track:
- When terminal config check happens
- CWD being used
- Global and project enabled states
- Effective enabled state
This will help diagnose why RC files aren't being generated
when opening terminals in Automaker.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Fix terminal rc updates and bash rcfile loading
* feat(terminal): add banner on shell start
* feat(terminal): colorize banner per theme
* chore(terminal): bump rc version for banner colors
* feat(terminal): match banner colors to launcher
* feat(terminal): add prompt customization controls
* feat: integrate oh-my-posh prompt themes
* fix: resolve oh-my-posh theme path
* fix: correct oh-my-posh config invocation
* docs: add terminal theme screenshot
* fix: address review feedback and stabilize e2e test
* ui: split terminal config into separate card
* fix: enable cross-platform Warp terminal detection
- Remove macOS-only platform restriction for Warp
- Add Linux CLI alias 'warp-terminal' (primary on Linux)
- Add CLI launch handler using --cwd flag
- Fixes issue where Warp was not detected on Linux systems
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Updated getClaudeAuthIndicators() to ensure that empty or token-less credential files do not prevent the detection of valid credentials in subsequent paths.
- Improved error handling for settings file readability checks, providing clearer feedback on file access issues.
- Added unit tests to validate the new behavior, ensuring that the system continues to check all credential paths even when some files are empty or invalid.
This change improves the robustness of the credential detection process and enhances user experience by allowing for more flexible credential management.
- Enhanced getClaudeAuthIndicators() to return detailed check information
including file paths checked and specific error details for debugging
- Added debug logging to server startup credential detection for easier
troubleshooting in Docker environments
- Show paths that were checked in the warning message to help users debug
mount issues
- Added support for CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN environment variable
- Return authType in verify-claude-auth response to distinguish between
OAuth and CLI authentication methods
- Updated UI to show specific success messages for Claude Code subscription
vs generic CLI auth
- Added Docker troubleshooting tips to sandbox risk dialog
- Added comprehensive unit tests for OAuth credential detection scenarios
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- Move Playwright install after node_modules copy to use pinned version
- Use local playwright binary instead of npx to avoid registry fetch
- Add --user automaker -w /app flags to docker exec commands
- Change bold text to proper heading in README (MD036 lint fix)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes#725
AI agents in automated testing mode require Playwright to verify implementations,
but Docker containers had only system dependencies installed, not browser binaries.
This caused verification failures with permissions errors.
Changes:
- Install Playwright Chromium in Dockerfile (~300MB increase)
- Update docker-compose.override.yml.example with clearer Playwright documentation
- Add "Playwright for Automated Testing" section to README
- Document optional volume mount for persisting browsers across rebuilds
Browsers are now pre-installed and work out of the box for Docker users.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Git initialization now explicitly specifies --initial-branch=main to match
GitHub's default branch standard (since October 2020). This prevents the
branch name mismatch that caused features to disappear from the UI when
pushing to GitHub.
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- Use lstatSync with try/catch for robust broken symlink detection
- Remove redundant existsSync check before mkdirSync with recursive: true
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes#742
This commit resolves two critical issues that prevented the Electron app from starting:
1. **Broken symlinks in server bundle**
- After npm install, local @automaker/* packages were symlinked in node_modules
- These symlinks broke after electron-builder packaging since relative paths no longer existed
- Solution: Added Step 6b in prepare-server.mjs to replace symlinks with real directory copies
- Added lstatSync and resolve imports to support symlink detection and replacement
2. **electronUserDataWriteFileSync fails on first launch**
- The userData directory doesn't exist on first app launch
- Writing .api-key file would fail with ENOENT error
- Solution: Added directory existence check and creation with { recursive: true } before writing
Files modified:
- apps/ui/scripts/prepare-server.mjs: Added symlink replacement logic after npm install
- libs/platform/src/system-paths.ts: Added parent directory creation in electronUserDataWriteFileSync
Verification: After these fixes, npm run build:electron produces a working app that starts without ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND errors.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Updated the ProjectSwitcher component to conditionally apply top padding based on the operating system and Electron environment. This change utilizes the newly created MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS for improved maintainability and consistency across the UI.
Extract the hardcoded 'pt-[38px]' magic number into a shared constant
MACOS_ELECTRON_TOP_PADDING_CLASS for better maintainability. This
addresses the PR #732 review feedback from Gemini Code Assist.
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Updated the sidebar header and navigation components to increase top padding for macOS Electron users from 10px to 38px, ensuring better layout and avoiding overlap with the traffic light controls. This change enhances the user experience on macOS platforms.
Dev server test was failing on non-localhost hostnames (e.g., 'fedora')
because it expected 'localhost' in the URL. Now sets HOSTNAME env var
in test setup and restores it in teardown for consistent test behavior
across all environments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Copilot icon had a hardcoded white fill that made it invisible on
light theme backgrounds. Changed to use currentColor so it adapts to
theme and respects CSS text color classes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The fetchOpencodeModels function was calling '/api/opencode/models' which
returns 404. Changed to '/api/setup/opencode/models' which correctly
returns the dynamic models.
This fixes an issue where enabled OpenCode dynamic models (e.g., local
Ollama models) were not appearing in the Model Defaults dropdown selectors
despite being visible and enabled in the OpenCode Settings page.
Update the EventHistoryView component to use toast notifications instead of alert dialogs for displaying event replay results, enhancing user experience and providing clearer feedback on success and failure states.
