Remove message.updated -> complete classification in the mobile foreground
SSE monitor. The processor cleanup stamps time.completed on every assistant
message after each LLM step, not just at session end, causing premature
complete events. The sole reliable signal is session.status with type idle.
Remove the redundant status.set(idle) from the processor halt() path. The
Runner onIdle callback already transitions to idle when the loop exits,
so the explicit set in halt was firing a duplicate complete notification
alongside the error notification.
- SSE recovery: retry syncSessionState on stream failure or natural close
- Periodic 20s polling fallback while monitorJob is active in foreground
- syncSessionState retries after 5s when runtime status fetch fails
- isSending 5s safety timeout to prevent permanent send block
- Prompt history and swipe hint colors changed to neutral grays
- Swipe hint fades out/in inversely with waveform visibility
- Session list excludes subagent sessions via roots=true API param
Swipe right-to-left on the transcription area to browse previous prompts
sent in the current session. Includes haptic feedback on page snap,
auto-snap to live page on record start, and layout-measured page width
for correct alignment.
Attach shell process listeners before handling already-aborted tool signals so canceled runs always settle, and decode shell output as UTF-8 to preserve multibyte characters across chunk boundaries. Also lazy-load shell-specific parsers and hoist command sets so parsing work stays focused on the active shell.
Treat shell access as one logical toggle during agent creation and apply bash compatibility rules before explicit per-shell overrides. This avoids disabling the active Windows shell unexpectedly and keeps pwsh and powershell overrides deterministic.
Move shell tool ID checks behind shared helpers so runtime code and tests stop duplicating bash, pwsh, and powershell branches. This keeps shell-specific behavior aligned across consumers and makes follow-on shell changes less error-prone.
Make the shell exit assertions typecheck cleanly while keeping the PowerShell regression coverage. Remove the accidentally committed .opencode package-lock so generated state does not ship in the branch.
Use a multiline PowerShell trailer so native Windows commands keep their actual exit status without masking cmdlet failures, and add focused regression coverage. Remove the accidentally committed .opencode package-lock to keep generated state out of the branch.
Keep legacy tools.bash migration mapped to the single bash permission since the permission layer already expands it to pwsh and powershell. This preserves the backward-compatible config shape while retaining shell compatibility.
