* fix(tab-group): keep a grabbable tab in narrow tab-group strips
Tabs were the only shrinkable item in a pane's strip, and the only drag
source, so a narrow pane clipped them to 0px while +, quick commands, the
pane-actions menu and the reserved window-chrome spacers kept their width.
Give the tab area a 40px floor and let the action chrome clip before it.
* test(tab-group): open the right sidebar so the narrow-strip e2e is platform-neutral
* test(tab-group): assert the dragged tab moves between strips in the DOM
* fix(tab-group): hide strip actions whole instead of clipping their focus targets
Narrow strips clipped the new-tab, quick-command and pane-actions buttons
behind the 40px tab floor, so Tab could focus a control that was mostly or
entirely out of view. Measure the room left after the reserved spacers and
drop each control whole, and so out of Tab order, below the width where it
fits: quick commands first, then pane actions, then new tab (groups with a
tab only). Close split pane stays in every tab's context menu.
The e2e now measures only pixels that start a tab drag (not the close
button), drags from that run, and walks the strip with Tab at normal and
narrow widths, asserting every focused control is fully visible.
* fix(tab-group): offer quick commands from pane actions when the strip hides them
When a narrow strip folds the quick-command button away, the pane actions
menu now carries the same Quick Commands submenu the terminal and chat
menus use, so running or adding a command still works from the strip.
The narrow-strip e2e no longer sleeps or casts: it retries the first Tab
until focus lands in the strip, and a new test checks the menu offers quick
commands only when the button is hidden.
* fix(tab-group): drop the window-drag gap before strip controls clip
With the right sidebar closed, the 40px window-drag gap only shrank after
the tab bar hit its floor, so "+" and the actions clipped behind it while
the width rules said they fit. Hide the gap below the width where it and
every control fit, so the existing thresholds hold.
Adds an e2e that sweeps the top-right strip with the right sidebar closed
and asserts no focused strip control is clipped.
* refactor(ai-vault): group scanner modules by defining owner
* refactor(ai-vault): consolidate owner imports and isolate path absence
* Preserve mobile CI triggers for extracted absence predicate
* fix(computer): stop echoing written text and secure read-backs in action results
* fix(computer): treat a truncated set-value read-back as unverifiable
* fix(computer): accept code-point truncated read-backs as unverifiable
* feat(wsl): turn WSL hosts on by default; ORCA_INTERNAL_WSL_HOSTS=0, false, off or no turns them off
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(wsl): review follow-ups for WSL hosts on by default
- Off words also match when quoted (cmd.exe's set NAME="0" keeps the quotes).
- The refusal now says WSL hosts are turned off for this launch, not missing from the build.
- New preload test pins when the renderer gets the WSL hosts API.
- Unit tests no longer inherit the gate state an Orca terminal publishes.
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* Tidy the Settings → Agents installed list
Rows line up on one line, the default agent gets a Default pill, and
Set as default moves into each row's ⋯ menu. Chat/CLI stays in place,
grayed out, when an agent is off. Click a row to expand its settings.
* Keep a saved default clearable when its agent isn't installed
The ⋯ checkbox follows the saved default, not the badge, so a saved
agent that isn't detected still shows Default and can go back to Auto.
Row hover uses the list-row accent token.
* Use plain items in the agent row's ⋯ menu
No checkmark column: Set as default, or Clear default agent on the saved
default, then Docs/Install aligned to the menu edge.
* test: remove 60 low-value cases and orphaned conversion fixtures
* docs(ci): list supported Windows SSH host cells
* test: recognize direct Windows orcad server entry
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* fix(agent-status): skipping a Codex async question clears it on SSH panes too
An SSH pane's Codex hooks are normalized by orcad on the host, so the
desktop's own hook server had no row to apply the skip keystroke to. The
renderer now sends a remote pane's skip to the owning runtime through a new
terminal.inferCodexQuestionSkip RPC, which applies it to the host's tracker.
* test(e2e): skipping a Codex async question clears a managed SSH terminal's row
* feat(automations): redesign the automation detail overview
Group the overview into a run-health band (last run, next run, spend), Schedule and Execution property panels, and a Prompt panel with copy and a fading show-more. Run Now is now the primary action next to Edit; Pause and Delete move into an overflow menu with Delete separated as destructive.
* test(e2e): align prompt disclosure spec with the 8-line clamp
The redesign raised the collapsed prompt clamp from 4 to 8 lines and caps the
prompt at 80ch, so the resize prompt no longer overflowed at 820px. Lengthen it
so it wraps to ~11 lines at 820px and ~6 at 1400px, and assert line-clamp 8.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The first-launch 'Trust <repo> for agents?' modal blocked agent launches
to ask a question that offered no real protection: undecided repos, and
every unattended launch, already pre-trusted. Drop the dialog, the launch
hold and the skipAgentWorkspaceTrust plumbing. Repos default to
pre-trust; the per-repo setting remains as an opt-out.
Neil
Jinjing
Kelvin Amoaba
OrcaWinandOrcaWin
Brennan Benson
mousepotato03