The host scope strip is the single scoping control (the design doc
explicitly forbids a separate focused-host toggle), and decluttering is
now served by collapsing host sections. A second entry point with a
different verb invented a third concept where two suffice: the strip is
where work goes, the header is a group you can fold.
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Sidebar usability fixes for the multi-host grouping, from review feedback:
- A lone host section is noise: host headers now render only when at
least two hosts have visible workspaces, so a 6-host registry with
only local work shows today's plain sidebar
- Host sections collapse/expand like other sidebar groups (persisted
via the existing collapsed-group keys; chevron on hover; menu clicks
don't toggle)
- Host headers restyled from bordered cards to the group-label idiom so
the scope strip (a filter) and host headers (group labels) read as
different tiers
- Scope strip shows '{n} connected' instead of the raw saved-host count
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PR #4946 forced terminalGpuAcceleration to 'off' whenever a remote
runtime environment is active, as a conservative workaround alongside
the real fixes (CSS anchor-name encoding and rebuilding the WebGL
renderer after replay bytes parse). That left every remote-runtime
terminal on the slower DOM renderer even though the post-replay
rebuildPaneWebgl already covers the snapshot-after-attach race.
Remove the forced-off resolver so remote-runtime panes honor the user
GPU setting again. The snapshot path (onSnapshot -> processData with
replayingBufferedData -> onReplayData -> rebuildPaneWebgl after parse)
keeps the glyph atlas in sync, and attachWebgl re-checks all guards
(gpuRenderingEnabled, deferred attachment, context loss) on rebuild.
Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
* Make Add Project highlight a roving keyboard selection
The Add Project modal previously rendered Browse folder as a permanently
filled "primary" card with a static ⏎ chip. Turn that white fill + ⏎ chip
into a roving selection indicator driven by keyboard focus: Browse starts
selected (it is autofocused on open), and Tab or ↑/↓ move the highlight —
and the ⏎ chip — to whichever action is focused, so Enter's target is always
the highlighted row.
Also flatten the unselected Browse card's surface to bg-background so it
matches the secondary rows instead of showing the outline variant's lighter
tinted/shadowed surface.
ShortcutKeyCombo gains an optional keyCapClassName so the ⏎ chip can tint
itself for the filled surface.
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* Drop focus ring on selected Browse card so it stays borderless
The primary Browse card uses the Button component, whose base styles always
draw a focus-visible border + ring. Because Browse is autofocused-and-selected
on open, that ring rendered as a border on only the top card, unlike the
filled secondary rows. Suppress the ring on the selected state (the fill + ⏎
chip already indicate focus, since focus drives selection) and add a
transparent border to hold the box size steady across the outline↔default swap.
Co-authored-by: Orca <help@stably.ai>
* Fix add project action selection accessibility
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* Refine add project action outlines
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- New runtime-status slice holds per-environment status (boot hydration,
settings-pane probes, host-header checks all write through it); stale
environments dropped on list reload
- buildSidebarHostOptions forwards live status to the host registry at
all call sites, so compat verdicts and blocked health render in the
scope strip, options menu, host headers, and browser pane
- New-workspace composer defaults to a repo on the focused host scope
(explicit draft/initial/active choices still win)
- SSH hosts with expired auth say "Authentication needed" in the host
header instead of icon-only
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Replace the variable chip Tooltips with HoverCards to allow scrolling
through long prompt previews (such as the base prompt template).
* Pass action-specific base prompt previews (commit, PR, branch name)
into the text generation dialogs to populate the variable chips.
* Style the hover cards to support vertical scrolling with a sleek
scrollbar and update theme colors to match design guidelines.
* Add unit tests for the variable chips and dialog form behavior.
When on full-page views (like Tasks or Landing) with an open sidebar
but no active worktree, mirror the split-column titlebar layout.
This positions the left titlebar controls directly above the sidebar,
avoiding a layout gap and ensuring consistent visual alignment.
- Use the active runtime environment RPC for fetching, paging, and
counting work items when available, falling back to local IPC.
- Scope in-flight work item request keys to specific environment targets
to avoid incorrect deduplication during runtime transitions.
- Discard and skip writing work item responses to cache if the active
runtime environment changed while the request was in flight.
Keep the worktree details hover card visible while the review actions
dropdown is open. This change prevents the hover card from unmounting
when interacting with the portaled dropdown items, and adds support
for unlinking GitLab MRs with appropriate terminology.
* Add remote SSH file download
Implement the remote file download flow described in docs/remote-file-download.md, including main/preload IPC wiring, SSH provider support, file explorer UI actions, and tests.
* Add open action to download toast
* rm design doc
* Detect active agents from title/launch hints before hooks report
* Fix active agent detection in split-pane layouts with lone background ti
* Probe runtime for manually started agents during note-send detection
- Query runtime via `terminal.isRunningAgent` to detect active agents
before titles or status hooks have reported them.
- Extract active-agent-target resolution utilities and state selectors
to a dedicated `active-agent-note-target.ts` file.
* fix: address pr-bug-scan validated finding from #4741
Plain-Escape branch in onTerminalKeyDown now runs the three unread clears before its early return, so Escape dismisses attention again.
* E2E: test that plain Escape clears focused terminal tab attention
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Co-authored-by: Jinjing <6427696+AmethystLiang@users.noreply.github.com>
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