## Summary
- add SideCar support across the server and UI, including proxied tabs,
picker/settings flows, and websocket-aware proxying
- unify top-level tab handling so workspace instances and SideCars share
the same tab model and navigation flows
- limit SideCars to port-based services only, removing server-managed
process control from the final API and UI
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Co-authored-by: Shantur <shantur@Mac.home>
Co-authored-by: Shantur <shantur@Shanturs-MacBook-Pro-M5.local>
## Summary
- add server-backed speech capabilities and transcription endpoints plus
UI settings for speech configuration
- add push-to-talk prompt voice input with microphone controls,
transcription insertion, and browser capability gating
- keep prompt controls aligned by restoring right-side nav placement and
moving the mic beside the expand control
## Summary
- lazy-load the markdown and diff render paths so they stop inflating
initial UI startup work
- move shared text rendering helpers out of the markdown path and keep
diff rendering on the deferred path
- defer the Monaco secondary viewers so the markdown and diff path no
longer keeps that work in the main bundle
## Follow-ups
- related fork follow-up: Pagecran/CodeNomad#1
- that follow-up is now independent on dev and only keeps the remaining
right panel, picker, and tool-call secondary chunking work
## Testing
- npm run typecheck --workspace @codenomad/ui
- npm run build --workspace @codenomad/ui
Add DOM instrumentation tags and harden VirtualItem visibility for hidden/zero-sized roots to prevent inactive instances from keeping heavy tool-call markup mounted; restore message stream virtualization margin.
Add generic /api/storage config/state endpoints with merge-patch, migrate legacy YAML/JSON layout, and update UI/server to read and write owner-scoped settings. Replace config SSE events and drop /api/config routes.
Let the 'Unable to launch OpenCode' dialog grow up to 80vh and keep only the error output pane scrollable so longer stderr is visible without cramped nested scrolling.
Converts hardcoded UI copy to i18n keys across the app, adds global translation for non-component modules, and splits the English catalog into feature modules with duplicate-key detection.
This commit establishes a comprehensive native menu system for the Tauri application, bringing it to parity with the Electron implementation and enabling full keyboard shortcut support.
## Key Features Added
**Native Menu System:**
- Complete menu bar with File, Edit, View, and Window menus
- Platform-specific adaptations (macOS app menu, Windows/Linux quit behavior)
- Full menu event handling system with proper window management
**Keyboard Accelerators:**
- CmdOrCtrl+N for New Instance creation
- Standard Edit menu shortcuts (Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste, Select All)
- View menu shortcuts (Reload, Force Reload, Toggle DevTools, Fullscreen)
- Built-in zoom hotkeys enabled via zoomHotkeysEnabled
**Enhanced Capabilities:**
- Added core:menu:default permission for menu management
- Added core:webview:allow-set-webview-zoom for zoom functionality
- Proper event communication between Tauri backend and frontend
**Frontend Integration:**
- Tauri event listener for menu:newInstance events
- Proper cleanup and error handling for event subscriptions
- Runtime environment detection for Tauri-specific behavior
## Technical Changes
**Backend (Rust):**
- Replaced empty menu stub with full SubmenuBuilder implementation
- Added comprehensive menu event handling with window operations
- Implemented MenuItem::with_id for accelerator support
- Added platform-specific menu construction logic
**Frontend (TypeScript):**
- Added Tauri event listener integration in main App component
- Proper lifecycle management with onMount/onCleanup
- Runtime environment detection for conditional Tauri behavior
**Configuration:**
- Enabled zoomHotkeysEnabled in tauri.conf.json for built-in zoom support
- Updated capabilities to include necessary menu and webview permissions
This implementation provides a native, platform-consistent user experience with full keyboard shortcut support, matching the functionality users expect from desktop applications.
