## Summary
- prefer the bundled desktop UI over the downloaded cache when both
report the same version, so rebuilt installers do not keep serving stale
frontend assets
- rebuild the server workspace during the Tauri prebuild step on every
desktop package build, matching Electron's correctness boundary for
fresh UI/server assets
- add a regression test covering the equal-version bundled-vs-downloaded
UI selection path
## Why
- local desktop rebuilds should reflect the latest server and UI code
without requiring users to manually clear cached assets
- packaged updates should keep favoring the freshly bundled frontend
when the cached copy is not actually newer
## Testing
- node --import tsx --test
packages/server/src/ui/__tests__/remote-ui.test.ts
- npm run build:tauri
## Summary
- Adds file writing capability to Monaco editor in the file viewer
- Implements writeFile API on the server for workspace files
- Integrates save functionality into the file viewer UI with proper
state management
## Bug Fixes (Review Feedback)
- Fixed failed save discarding edits when switching files - now checks
save result and only proceeds if successful
- Fixed refresh overwriting dirty editor state - now prompts for
confirmation before discarding edits
- Fixed save button unable to save empty files - changed check from `if
(content)` to `if (content !== undefined && content !== null)`
- Added agent edit conflict detection - when agent edits file while user
has unsaved changes, shows conflict dialog with Overwrite/Cancel options
- Fixed dialog appearing behind unpinned sidebar - increased alert
dialog z-index to z-100
## Related Issues
- Closes#251
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Co-authored-by: Jess Chadwick <jchadwick@gmail.com>
## 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 of Improvements
This PR replaces the custom `IntersectionObserver`-based virtualization
with the `virtua` library to significantly improve rendering performance
and UI responsiveness.
### 🚀 Performance Results
Verified using `session-performance.test.ts`:
- **Rendering**: 2000 messages rendered in **16.90ms**.
- **Huge Conversation**: 10,000 messages processed in **0.80ms**.
- **Session Switching**: Average switch time reduced to **0.58ms**
(virtually zero lag).
### 🛠️ Key Changes
- **Virtualized Message Stream**: Integrated `virtua/solid` for
efficient windowing and automatic scroll compensation.
- **Floating Scroll Controls**: Applied `position: absolute` and
`pointer-events: none` to the list controls to ensure
scroll-to-top/bottom buttons float correctly over the message area
without blocking interactions.
- **Package Synchronization**: Updated `virtua` and SDK dependencies,
with a fully synchronized `package-lock.json` for stable builds.
### 🎥 UI Verification
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/24e483a3-8be6-4ac4-a431-d719f2015f4e
- **Smooth Scrolling**: Verified that rendering gaps are eliminated
during fast scrolls.
- **Position Retention**: Scroll positions are preserved when switching
between sessions.
> [!NOTE]
> Detailed performance gains and layout fixes are isolated to the
`virtua` implementation and core package updates, following the
requested cleanup.
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Co-authored-by: Shantur Rathore <i@shantur.com>
Make server usage easier to discover from the root README, add local install/run instructions, and document additional CLI flags/env vars for UI and logging.
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.
Publish bleeding-edge builds from dev to GitHub prereleases and npm dist-tag 'dev'. Dev builds poll GitHub prereleases and surface update availability via /api/meta for UI notifications.
Default to HTTPS with optional loopback HTTP, generate/rotate self-signed certs via node-forge, and surface Local/Remote connection URLs. Update /api/meta schema, UI remote access overlay, and desktop shells to follow the new startup output.
Move PWA config into the default Vite build, ensure the PWA icon source is generated, and restrict Workbox caching to static assets only. Update server UI build wiring and clarify TLS requirements in docs.
Accept OpenCode SSE chunks shaped as { payload: { type, ... } } even when no directory is present, and attach directory when available to avoid dropping heartbeat events as malformed.
- Add vite.config.pwa.ts extending the base config with VitePWA plugin
- Generate PWA icons at build time from source logo via @vite-pwa/assets-generator
- Add web app manifest with name, theme color, display overrides
- Add Workbox runtime caching: NetworkFirst for API, CacheFirst for assets
- Set navigateFallback to null to preserve server-side auth redirects
- Server build uses build:pwa for PWA-enabled output; Electron/Tauri use
the base build without PWA
Signed-off-by: Jesper Derehag <jderehag@hotmail.com>
