devswha/herdr-web-ui v0.4.12

herdr web ui v0.4.12

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Added

• Settings → Integrations → New agents picks the mode Claude Code (permission mode) and Codex
  (sandbox and approvals) start in from New workspace, New tab and New worktree. Agent default,
  the default, adds no flag, so the agent's own configuration still decides. The choice is shared
  by every device.
  (#1303)
• Agy panes now offer their commands and user, project, plugin and bundled skills in the slash
  menu, with origin groups, one-line descriptions and skill chips in user messages.
  (#1245)
• Codex's command menu now includes shared and ancestor-project skills, system skills and enabled
  plugin skills, grouped by origin. It honors the pane's CODEX_HOME and disabled skill paths,
  offers saved prompts as /prompts:name, and inserts skills as $name.
  (#1245)
• A Codex theme, light and dark, matching the Codex desktop app's default look: white or
  #181818 surfaces, Codex ink and its blue accent.
  (#1267)
• The message box's suggestions (commands, skills, files) have a close button, so a mouse or a phone
  can put them away as Escape does.
  (#1312)
• A question card can be folded to its title to read the conversation under it, and opened again;
  the question keeps waiting for its answer.
  (#1312)
• On a desktop with a mouse the selected tab shows its actions button (⋯) while the tab strip is
  hovered or the tab has keyboard focus, so Rename tab, Close tab and the open pane's actions are
  no longer only behind a right-click or the menu key.
  (#1246)
• Devin chat now lists local commands and skills with their source groups, imports enabled
  skills from other agents, and shows skill chips instead of expanded prompts in your messages.
  Cloud-only commands and skills, MCP prompts, and terminal-only pickers are excluded.
  (#1245)
• GJC chat now lists its commands, user and project skills, and four bundled workflows with
  origin icons and one-line descriptions. Namespaced commands and skill calls keep their colons,
  and invoked skills appear as chips in user messages. Discovery honors the pane's agent directory
  and skill settings, including disabled user or untrusted project skills.
  (#1245)
• A Grok pane's / menu now lists Grok's slash commands and the skills Grok loads for that pane:
  yours (~/.grok/skills, ~/.claude/skills, [skills] paths in config.toml), this
  project's (.grok/skills and .claude/skills in the folder and the repository root, left out
  when .gitignore ignores them) and those of plugins. $GROK_HOME is honored, and typed
  /name skill names should show as chips in your messages. This is built from Grok's published
  README, not checked against a running Grok, which is not installed where this was written.
  Grok's built-in skills, which live inside its binary, are not listed.
  (#1245)
• Dracula, Nord and Vesper are available on either theme side, with readable status and code colors.
  (#1254)
• Herdr's seven light/dark theme pairs now have CSS theme rows with readable text, agent
  states and code colors, plus upstream source and license attribution.
  (#1254)
• Settings → Appearance picks a dark theme and a light theme from every theme, as herdr does:
  picking one of a pair fills the other side with its sibling until that side is chosen by hand,
  and a dark theme chosen for light mode still draws dark.
  (#1254)
• Hermes chat now lists its CLI commands, trusted project and personal skills, installed bundled
  skills, skill bundles and quick commands, with origin groups and one-line descriptions.
  Plugin skills are not listed because their enabled state lives in Hermes' Python plugin manager.
  (#1245)
• The hub connection form can show the management key while you type it, so a key typed with
  the wrong keyboard layout is visible before it is saved.
  (#1264)
• The installers open the app in your browser after a new install on a PC with a desktop, where
  the address bar's Install adds it. Over SSH they print the ssh -L tunnel to run instead, and
  HERDR_WEB_NO_OPEN=1 turns the opening off.
  (#1228)
• herdrweb.dev shows Windows visitors the PowerShell install command and copies it.
  (#1228)
• The installed desktop app can fold Chrome's title bar away (the chevron next to the window
  controls): the header takes its place, drags the window and leaves room for the controls.
  (#1228)
• OmO's /model list shows in the chat as a card, as Claude Code's and Codex's do: pick a model
  and it is picked for the session, the model in use named on the card. It reads the list OmO
  draws, fullscreen or not, on a phone's narrow pane too.
  (#942 by @Noobear)
• OmO's todo list now appears as plan progress in the sidebar and as steps in the plan panel.
  (#1277)
• In an OmO chat, / at the start of a message and $ anywhere in it list OmO's commands and the
  skills it loads, and a skill named in the chat is drawn as a chip.
  (#1217)
• omp's chat menu lists its skills from native, plugin and compatible agent providers, with
  profile-aware settings, origin groups and inline /skill: completion. File commands and prompt
  templates respect command precedence; recorded skill invocations appear as user chips.
  Invocation-only extension and plugin roots cannot be recovered from on-disk settings.
  (#1245)
• OpenCode chat now lists its commands and valid skills from user and project roots, with origin
  groups and one-line descriptions. Pane-specific config directories and external-skill switches
  are honored, and recorded skill expansions show the original invocation as a chip.
  Commands whose recorded screens cannot be represented in chat are omitted.
  (#1245)
• The header's More menu opens with Search panes and actions, so a phone can reach the
  command palette by touch; on a desktop the item shows its shortcut.
  (#1246)
• The anonymous usage counts now include one message a day the app is opened in a browser, with
  the kinds of coding agents running in herdr (such as claude or codex), so the maintainer can
  count daily and monthly active installs. The usage notice is shown once more to explain it.
  (#1215)
• Add and manage subscription accounts from one provider picker in Settings, with official
  local CLI sign-in in a new terminal tab and CLIProxyAPI hub sign-in for Claude and Codex.
  All supported providers include installation or app sign-in guidance; single-home providers
  ask before replacing a discovered account.
  (#1236)
• Connect a hub to import its Claude and Codex plan limits, edit the connection or remove
  its saved key with confirmation. The management key stays on the server, OAuth tokens
  are never refreshed here, and disabling plan limits stops provider usage requests.
  (#1236)
• A web page this PC serves, such as an agent's dev server on localhost, can open in the panel
  beside the pane. Settings → File viewer → Web links chooses a new tab (the default) or the
  panel, and Shift-click opens a link the other way. A localhost address is reached under the
  host the browser used for the app, so it also works from another computer. Other sites keep
  opening in a new tab.
  (#1302)

Changed

• Every agent's / menu (and Codex's $) now reads the way omo's does: each command's
  description is one short line with the whole text in its tooltip, skills stand under where they
  come from (yours, this project's, built in, from a plugin) with an icon for each, a namespaced
  name such as /skill:x, /plugin:x or /prompts:x keeps the menu open past its :, and the
  skill names in your own messages show as chips. A command's description is no longer cut at 120
  characters, and a multi-line one in a skill's frontmatter arrives whole.
  (#1245)
• A question an agent asked earlier (omp's ask, OmO's ask_user_question, Claude Code's
  AskUserQuestion) opens in the chat as its questions and the options it offered, the recommended
  one marked, instead of the call's JSON. Found in #1250 by @CharleoYang.
  (#1291)
• The chat and the composer say one thing per situation. While the socket is down the composer's
  placeholder is the one word "Connecting…" or "Reconnecting…" and the chat draws no connecting line
  of its own. A file whose path has no room shows a warning glyph on its tile and one status line,
  "20,000-character limit · 41 over", with no second limit line under the card. A slow chat read
  shows a muted "Waiting for the PC…" while the chat retries on its own, and only repeated failure
  shows "The PC isn't responding" with Try again. A failed upload or read names the cause it knows
  ("Couldn't attach · PC disk is full") or offers Try again, with the advice and the server's own
  words behind Details. The held-input notice over the chat's input card is the held text with send
  and discard glyph controls, with no label.
  (#1246)
• While an agent writes its answer, the chat follows it every second instead of every two seconds.
  (#1281)
• The chat's "Working…" before an agent's first tool runs now looks like the head of the work
  block that follows, drawn where that block opens, so the block takes its place without a jump.
  (#1322)
• A message from a Claude agent team's teammate shows in the chat as a card with the teammate's
  name and summary, its report on request, instead of a prompt bubble full of
  <teammate-message> tags. Found in #1250 by @CharleoYang.
  (#1290)
• The default theme is now Codex, dark and light, instead of Amber. A browser that saved its
  settings before keeps the theme it shows, Amber included; one that never changed a setting moves
  to Codex. Amber stays one pick away in Settings → Appearance. The installed app's title bar and
  splash take Codex's dark colors.
  (#1318)
• Codex's built-in commands now match its recorded palette, excluding screens the chat cannot
  represent. Project .codex/skills remains excluded because Codex loading it is unconfirmed;
  project skills come from .agents/skills.
  (#1245)
• The online demo's sidebar is two repositories instead of six workspaces: checkout-api, with
  Claude Code and two worktrees running Codex and Claude Code, and cli-tools, with omp and two
  worktrees running pi and Hermes. The shell that replays git log and bun test is checkout-api's
  second tab.
  (#1298)
• Settings → Devices shows one red warning, not two, while nothing is paired and no token is
  set: the note on what pairing turns on is a plain hint now, and it tells someone whose proxy
  already signs people in to set HERDR_WEB_TOKEN and have the proxy send it. The guide's
  Behind a reverse proxy shows the Caddy and nginx lines. Who gets in is unchanged.
  (#1242)
• A file opened from the chat, terminal or Files list shows in the popup again on a wide window.
  Settings → Chat → File viewer → Open files → Beside the pane brings back the panel beside the
  pane for text and code; the viewer's header button still moves the file open now either way.
  (#1324)
• On a window 980px wide or more, text, code, Markdown and HTML opened from the chat, terminal or
  Files list show in a panel beside the pane, so the terminal stays usable. Media, PDFs, binaries
  and folders keep the popup. A header button moves a file between the panel and popup, keeping
  that choice across reload and Forward.
  Drag the panel's left edge to resize it (double-click resets); the width is remembered on this
  device. Phones keep the full-screen viewer.
  (#1224)
• Selecting another pane or PC closes a file opened from the previous one, beside the pane or in
  the popup, and Back returns to that pane without the file.
  (#1224)
• The header is quieter on a computer: Chat and Terminal are two words with no box around them,
  Files has its own button beside them (it leaves the More menu there), and with one PC its name
  is no longer repeated next to the title. On a phone the header buttons are bigger to tap.
  (#1220)
• CONTRIBUTING.md now takes a new theme only when herdr ships it as a built-in, written as a
  CSS theme block with reviewed overrides that pass AA. DESIGN.md and the guide describe the dark
  and light theme pickers.
  (#1254)
• The README's plugin-only install now names herdr 0.9.0+, Bun 1.4+ and Node 18+, and the guide's
  checkout install says herdr must be running first. The Windows installer now says to restart
  herdr after updating it.
  (#1330)
• An omo pane's / and $ menu shows each command's description as one short line, the whole
  text in its tooltip, and lists your own skills apart from the ones omo ships, each with its
  own icon.
  (#1221)
• On a phone the file viewer's header is one row, so the file keeps the screen: the name, Show
  source and Copy, a More menu with Open in a new tab, Open raw file and Download, then Close. The
  size and folder line is left out there unless it warns of a partial view.
  (#1231)
• A pi pane's / menu now lists the nested skills pi finds below its skills folder and the
  skills listed in its settings, groups them under "Your skills", and, once pi trusts the
  project, adds that project's .pi/skills, .agents/skills and .pi/prompts.
  (#1245)
• Pinning a repository workspace now pins only that row. Its unpinned worktrees stay outside
  the pinned card in their original order, fixed in place until the repository is unpinned.
  (#1243)
• Pinned workspaces can be reordered within their card by dragging, long-pressing on touch
  screens, or pressing Alt+Up/Down. The shared pin order changes without changing herdr's
  workspace order or moving unpinned repository worktrees outside the card.
  (#1243)
• Settings → Phone & devices says less at rest: the Tailscale and paired-device explanations are one
  sentence with a Details fold, Keep screen on names its HTTPS condition only where it applies, and a
  device's Revoke is a neutral trash button until it asks to confirm.
  (#1246)
• The Add PC host-key question shows the fingerprint to compare and one sentence; ssh's own text
  waits behind Show SSH output, and the status box above it is gone.
  (#1246)
• As in herdr's own sidebar, a top-level git workspace now shows its branch on a second line under
  its name, while indented worktrees and folders outside git stay one line. A repository without
  worktrees has its branch read too, so the strip under its message box names it as well.
  (#1244)
• A repository's worktrees hang from it on dim tree branches, as herdr draws them.
  (#1244)
• The plan meters show what is left of each plan's 5-hour session by default (a choice already
  saved is kept), fill the sidebar footer's row instead of stopping at four, and their tooltip
  names a limit near its end that a chip does not show.
  (#1301)
• Settings in the sidebar footer is its gear alone; its name stays in the tooltip and for screen
  readers.
  (#1301)
• The Pinned caption sits on the pinned card's top edge instead of above it.
  (#1301)
• A workspace row finds its project's icon in more places (static/, Next.js app/icon.*,
  Electron build/icon.png, logo.svg, assets/logo.png and others), all asked at once. On a
  repository row with worktrees, the folder opens and closes with the group, and a project icon
  turns into that folder under the pointer.
  (#1301)
• The sidebar's rows are one line by default (Settings → Appearance → Sidebar rows), and on One
  line an agent row is one line too, its place dim after its title. A browser that already saved
  its settings keeps the rows it had.
  (#1223)
• Pinned workspaces and agents no longer carry a pin after their name: the pinned card at the top
  of the list already says they are pinned.
  (#1218)
• The sidebar's pinned agents and pinned workspaces now sit under a small pin and "Pinned"
  caption, so the pinned card reads as pinned at a glance.
  (#1276)
• A pinned workspace is one line in its card, as an indented worktree is; its branch stays in
  the tooltip and the row menu.
  (#1276)
• Each half of a split view now has one row: its tabs, with the half's Chat/Terminal switch and
  close at the far end. The separate bar with the pane's title is gone. The free end of the row,
  past the tabs, drags the half's pane to a half, as the bar did.
  (#1270)
• The tab strip's + opens a shell tab at once in the workspace's folder, as herdr's own new tab
  does, with no dialog. A tab with an agent comes from the tab's menu (a right-click, or the ⋯ on
  touch screens): New tab with agent… opens the New tab dialog.
  (#1232)
• The terminal's notices say less. Input held while the connection was down comes back as one row,
  the command and two buttons, Send held input and Discard held input, with no sentence over it.
  View only is a plain pill with an eye glyph. An ended pane says "Terminal ended";
  input held for it stays until it is sent or discarded.
  (#1246)
• The SSH host-key prompt now says what trusting does before you trust.
  A file that cannot be previewed says to download it, and
  "Opening…" and the same-name file list are announced and translated.
  (#1246)
• Subscription accounts show their source, plan and sign-in status in provider groups,
  with existing ordering and visibility controls. Short setup copy is available in English,
  Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
  (#1236)

Removed

• The message box no longer has a resize grip on its top edge: its height always follows the
  draft, and a height chosen with the grip before is no longer applied.
  (#1273)

Fixed

• Screen readers now hear "Sending your answer…" when a prompt answer is on its way: the card's
  busy state sits on its options alone, no longer over the status line.
  (#1246)
• "Loading PCs…" and "Loading agents…" in the sidebar are announced: each is a status box that
  is in the list before its words arrive.
  (#1246)
• Six Korean sentences no longer hang a 을(를)/은(는) particle on a name: closing a workspace,
  a PC that needs a bridge update, a file with no room in the message, a file that could not be
  attached, an expired sign-in and a font that is not monospace are worded around the name.
  (#1246)
• Screen readers now hear the chat's own waits: "Loading conversation…" and "Reconnecting…" at the
  end of the transcript are announced when they appear, as is a PC's state word when its notice or
  bridge update clears.
  (#1246)
• The terminal no longer shows "Waiting for terminal input…" while no pane is selected.
  (#1246)
• Screen readers now hear every status line the app can open with: "Connecting…", the header's
  connection word, a PC's state word, "Loading workspaces…" and "Waiting for terminal input…" are in
  the page before their words arrive, as "Sending your answer…" and the loading lines already were.
  (#1246)
• The chat no longer jumps for a frame when the message box grows a line while you read at the
  end of the conversation. Found, with its fix, in #1205 by @Yoonwoo-Ha.
  (#1321)
• The prompt card says "Sending your answer…" while an answer is on its way, and a refused answer
  or a failed chat read is told as a plain sentence with the PC's own words kept beneath it.
  (#1246)
• Typing @ when the PC cannot list the folder's files now says "Couldn't load suggestions"
  instead of showing nothing, as if no file matched.
  (#1246)
• Screen readers hear when an attachment finishes ("photo.png attached") or fails, with the reason;
  the chat log is named by the pane's title instead of its id, and a picture a tool read is named
  by its number and the tool.
  (#1246)
• A failed attachment's note over the message box says in plain words why it failed, with the PC's
  own words kept beneath it, instead of /api/pane/image failed (500): ....
  (#1246)
• With reduced motion, the prompt card's options and question chips change colour without fading.
  (#1246)
• A long chat history no longer adds a button to the turn rail for every message loaded: once the
  rail is full, one tick stands for each run of turns, so the page stays light.
  (#1289)
• A file path in the chat named in Korean or any other non-Latin script opens in the file viewer,
  and so does a path in backticks with spaces in it (~/My Docs/notes.md). A particle written
  straight after a path (docs/a.md를) stays out of the link.
  (#1271)
• Chat now shows "Working…" while Claude Code or Codex works with nothing new in its transcript yet,
  such as the spinner right after a message, instead of staying silent until the first tool runs.
  (#1307)
• Korean interface text wraps between words instead of inside them, and Japanese and Chinese text no
  longer starts a line with closing punctuation or a small kana; code, paths and the terminal keep
  their own breaking. A dialog title or the empty chat's greeting that wraps now takes even lines.
  (#1246)
• A message sent from the chat to Claude Code with an editor connected is no longer refused as if its
  input box held a draft: Claude's [⧉ … selected] / [⧉ In <file>] pill there is not typed text,
  and Claude's suggested next prompt shows again beside it.
  (#1285)
• A Claude Code question that takes several choices offers "Or type your own answer", as
  its terminal does with "Type something": the card, or a message typed in the chat that is not
  option numbers, types it into that row and sends it.
  (#1239 by @sergiorademacher)
• Claude's menu follows its personal, ancestor-project, synced and enabled plugin skills,
  with origin groups, name precedence and linked-worktree fallback. Its command list follows
  Claude Code 2.1.301's recorded palette and omits screens the chat cannot represent.
  (#1245)
• Explicit Claude skill invocations remain readable as skill chips instead of disappearing.
  Binary-compiled skills, session-only added directories, and skills in subfolders that Claude
  loads only after working there are not listed.
  (#1245)
• A Claude Code teammate stopped with TaskStop, and any background command it left running, no
  longer stay listed as running in a pane's background tasks.
  (#1319)
• Chat finds short Codex replies when the terminal shows a completed-turn duration and time
  below the answer, including sessions started with profile launchers.
  (#1248 by @christso)
• Codex chat no longer shows image envelopes or local file paths beside pasted images.
  (#1263 reported by @zerodice0)
• Codex chat can read a short first exchange such as a greeting, including beside another Codex pane
  in the same directory when their visible exchanges identify different conversations.
  (#1155 by @christso)
• Threads created during Codex startup are checked against a precise Linux process-start bound;
  older tool-heavy transcripts no longer exhaust the short-conversation message budget.
  (#1155 by @christso)
• The header's connection chip, the chat's footer, the terminal's banner and the composer's offline
  sentence say "Connecting" until this page has connected to the PC once, and "Reconnecting" only after
  a connection dropped; before, every wait read as a reconnect, a fresh page's first one included.
  (#1246)
• The pre-connect shell's "Connecting…" line is translated like every other status line.
  (#1246)
• A damaged remote PC settings file is reported in the server log.
  (#1330)
• A browser that gets in with a token its proxy sends in an Authorization header no longer
  offers Sign out, which cleared nothing: the proxy sent the token again with the next
  request. /api/health marks such a sign-in with auth.bearer.
  (#1242)
• Attaching a second file with the same name is announced to screen readers again, for a finished
  upload and for a failed one alike.
  (#1246)
• When a new workspace opens but its agent does not start, the dialog now says so in the UI
  language and suggests checking the agent is installed, with the PC's own words kept beneath and
  Open still offered.
  (#1246)
• A chat that takes too long to load now says the PC took too long to answer, instead of
  "Something went wrong".
  (#1246)
• A file named without its folders now opens, and shows in the file search, in a folder that
  also holds thousands of files (a downloaded data set): the lookup reads the whole git file list
  first, and the folder walk no longer lets one large folder use up its 5,000 entries.
  (#1284)
• A file popup opens with the keyboard focus on the file, not on its first button: Space plays a
  video or sound and scrolls a text, where it used to press Show beside the pane and move the
  file to the side panel.
  (#1313)
• In the installed app's window, the file viewer offers Copy link in place of Open in a new
  tab and Open raw file, which opened another app window there instead of a browser tab. A
  browser tab keeps both.
  (#1313)
• Files opened on one pane follows a switch to another pane while it is open (the Next pane and
  Previous pane shortcuts): it lists the new pane's folder instead of the folder it was opened on.
  (#1330)
• A prompt card no longer disappears for two seconds when one read of the pane's prompt fails (a
  network error or a server hiccup): it stays until the next read says the menu is gone.
  (#1330)
• A GJC pane's chat and status no longer start the gjc CLI on every refresh: the session found
  for the pane is kept until GJC's session index changes (a /new or /resume always writes
  it), the pane's gjc process changes, or half a minute passes.
  (#1299)
• GJC chat keeps the displayed conversation while a temporary SDK lookup failure is retried,
  instead of briefly replacing it with terminal fallback. Missing or changed sessions still
  undergo the same identity checks
  (#1295 by @Kinetic27).
• Grok chat on Linux follows any Grok executable named grok or grok-…, including builds
  newer than 1.0.50, when that process holds one events.jsonl for the session Herdr
  reported. macOS and Windows still show the terminal view.
  (#1207 by @infowolfe)
• While the terminal reconnects, the held input's clipped preview (Input held: “…”) answers the
  pointer again, so hovering it shows the whole command; before, the pointer fell through to the
  terminal and the preview's title never showed.
  (#1246)
• In a narrow split on a desktop, the reconnecting notice with held input stays inside its pane and
  wraps, instead of running out of the pane's left edge with its first words cut off.
  (#1246)
• An HTML page previewed from a chat link closes again with X, the scrim and Escape after it
  navigated inside its frame (a click on its table of contents, a script setting location.hash
  once it had loaded); until now the preview stayed open and later file links opened nothing.
  (#1274)
• Install app no longer shows inside an installed app's window, in any display mode, nor in a
  Chrome or Edge 140+ tab of an address whose app is installed.
  (#1228)
• On an iPhone or iPad, holding the keyboard's ⌫ in a terminal keeps deleting, as it does in any
  text field, instead of deleting one character and stopping.
  (#1325)
• Moving the cursor before the terminal's kept space on iPhone or iPad no longer drops typed
  Hangul or interferes with composition and held Backspace.
  (#1330)
• On an iPhone, Korean typed with the on-screen keyboard in a terminal arrives as whole syllables
  (한글) instead of one jamo at a time (ㅎㅏㄴㄱㅡㄹ).
  (#1327)
• The terminal key bar fades the edge that hides more keys, so a phone shows when the row scrolls
  on, and every key with a symbol or abbreviated cap (Esc, ^C, ⌫, |, ~, /, Ctrl, the arrows and
  page keys) has a spoken name for screen readers, in every UI language.
  (#1246)
• In Korean, the message box's and the terminal input line's placeholders keep each word whole
  ("넣지 않습니다" is no longer cut into "넣지 않 / 습니다" on a phone); what is typed into them, and
  code, break as before.
  (#1246)
• A pane opened in a second browser while another one already shows it now gets the whole screen:
  herdr is asked to draw it again, so what a busy program drew only once (btop's boxes, titles
  and column headers) no longer goes missing there.
  (#1323)
• ANSI terminal colours are now readable in every light theme, including yellow and bright colours.
  (#1261)
• A right-click in the chat composer, the terminal's input line, the find field or a password
  prompt's field opens the browser's own menu (Copy, Paste, spelling suggestions) on that field
  again instead of the pane menu, as does the keyboard's menu key while one of them is focused.
  A right-click on the pane itself still opens the pane menu.
  (#1268)
• When the app's server cannot reach herdr, the sidebar's connection error and the header's
  "herdr offline" pill now say what to do: start herdr on this PC, or check HERDR_SOCKET.
  (#1330)
• A setting the server cannot save (its state folder is read-only) no longer fails silently:
  Settings shows a plain sentence with the next step, the server's own words behind Details, and
  the change is sent again once the folder can be written.
  (#1330)
• OmO's bundled skills now appear in the chat command menu on Windows.
  (#1229)
• OmO panes show BG while a detached eval cell is still running or queued after the assistant
  ends its turn, rather than showing DONE before the background work finishes.
  (#1275)
• An OmO question asked while background tasks run shows its options card again, not a bare
  Enter and Esc card.
  (#1226)
• Mouse wheel and touch scrolling can read terminal history while OmO has a question open.
  (#1278)
• OMP question prompts remain available when a narrow terminal clips the navigation hint at the end of the footer.
  (#1192 by @christso)
• OMP chat finds the pane's transcript on Linux when Herdr reports its process without command-line
  arguments, including sessions in a named profile. Process-memory reads have a deadline and run
  outside the bridge so a stalled WSL process cannot freeze it.
  (#1157 by @christso)
• An Oh My Pi chat keeps showing its model after /model switches it, instead of losing the name
  until the next answer. Found in #1250 by @CharleoYang.
  (#1283)
• OMP question cards recognize current and clipped key hints, keep wrapped labels and descriptions
  with their choices, and support the final review step after multiple questions.
  (#1184 by @christso)
• A rendered HTML page plays its own videos and sounds too large to put into it (over 8 MB, or
  past the page's 32 MB) instead of showing an empty player: each plays from an address only that
  render hands out, for 30 minutes and only to the network address that opened the page.
  HERDR_WEB_MEDIA_ROOTS names folders, such as a network share, that a symlink beside the page
  may lead to for such a video
  (#1188 by @JensR93).
• A message queued for Claude Code is held for Send now when /clear or /resume switches that
  Claude to another session, also in a pane without herdr's hook, instead of going into the new
  conversation.
  (#1310)
• A held message whose Send now dropped before it left the browser now says it was not sent and
  keeps Send now, instead of "Not confirmed" with only Copy and Discard.
  (#1308)
• On a phone, a New worktree made with Shell opens its terminal: closing the sheet no longer sent
  the app back to the pane it was opened on before the new pane was listed.
  (#1241)
• On a phone, a downward stroke on an open agent list scrolls the list instead of pulling down the
  dialog under it.
  (#1241)
• Show Pi chat from sessions stored in the pane's own profile.
  (#1194 by @christso)
• A failure on the sign-in screen, in New workspace, in Find in terminal, in a pane layout change or
  rename, and in a workspace rename or reorder now says what happened and what to do next in the UI
  language, with the server's or browser's own words still shown beneath it to select and copy.
  (#1246)
• Submitting a pairing code that is not six digits now says so under the field instead of only
  moving focus back to it, and New workspace's Directory field shows an example path.
  (#1246)
• A HERDR_SOCKET set in the plugin's config is now used, so the plugin can show a named herdr
  session instead of always following herdr's own socket.
  (#1330)
• Installing the herdr plugin on WSL no longer fails with scripts/preflight.sh: 7: set: Illegal option - when git there converts line endings (core.autocrlf=true): every text file is now
  checked out with LF.
  (#1293)
• status and stop run by hand (without herdr's environment) now find the server herdr started,
  in the plugin state dir herdr keeps (also on Windows), instead of reporting it down because an
  old checkout's stale pid file was looked at first. By @vibewriter-hand.
  (#1210)
• The card that asks before Claude Code or omp submits several answers now lists each question
  with its answer in plain text. It used to copy the terminal's lines into a mono box, so a
  question the pane had wrapped was cut mid-sentence.
  (#1296)
• The Agents list says "Loading agents…" while the PCs' panes are still coming in, instead of
  "No agents running".
  (#1246)
• A link that waits for its PC says "Opening link…" in the header until it opens or says why it
  could not.
  (#1246)
• A folder listing in the command palette that fails to load now offers Try again.
  (#1246)
• The header's link notes and a failure's detail line are set in the interface face: Korean in the
  mono face had letter-wide spaces and a period set off from its word.
  (#1246)
• On a phone, the terminal's reconnecting notice keeps held input on one line, cut with an ellipsis
  (the whole text in its title), instead of breaking a command inside a word; wrapped notice text
  starts at the left.
  (#1246)
• On a touch screen the composer's plan chip stays a small pill and takes its 44px hit area through an
  invisible expander, instead of growing into a tinted badge.
  (#1246)
• When file suggestions could not load, the composer now says what to do next: keep typing to try
  again.
  (#1246)
• Every field's placeholder takes the dim text colour (4.5:1 or better); the browser's grey was 3.8:1
  on a dark field.
  (#1246)
• Starting the server on a port that is taken now prints one plain line naming the address and what
  to do instead of a stack trace, and the log says once at startup when herdr cannot be reached or
  the state folder cannot be written.
  (#1330)
• Settings switches draw their knob centred in the track, and an on switch takes it all the way to
  the end.
  (#1282)
• On a phone, a tab with a short name (such as 탭 1) is now as wide as a fingertip target, so a tap
  beside its name no longer lands on the strip or on its ⋯ button.
  (#1246)
• Screen readers now hear "Sending your answer…", the file viewer's "Opening…" and the header's
  "Opening link…": each status line is in the page before its words arrive, so the change is read.
  (#1246)
• The New workspace dialog's Directory field shows the end of a long path, where the folder's name
  is, when the path is set for you or the field is left.
  (#1246)
• Korean: the sentences for an agent that did not start, a tool's image and a provider's rate limit
  no longer hang a particle on the name ("이(가)").
  (#1246)
• In omp, gjc and Hermes chats, a skill call now shows as the skill's name instead of the
  skill's full instructions pasted into the conversation.
  (#1245)
• The empty status boxes that stay in the page for screen readers (the header's note, the
  terminal's wait for input) no longer reach into layout: the note's sentence has its own class, so
  the pane title alone carries the header title's, and the clipped wait region sits at the banner
  column's corner instead of widening the column by a pixel.
  (#1246)
• With reduced motion on, Tab from the selected tab now reaches its actions button (⋯) on a
  desktop; without the fade's delay the button hid while the keyboard focus crossed to it, and the
  focus fell out of the tab strip.
  (#1246)
• The terminal's "Terminal ended", "Reconnecting to herdr web ui…", "Input held:" and view-only
  banners are translated into Korean, Japanese and Chinese, and wrap inside a narrow pane (a phone,
  or a split on a desktop) instead of running past its edge.
  (#1246)
• A two-finger pinch that changes the terminal's text size tells a screen reader the new size once,
  when the fingers lift; a cancelled pinch says nothing.
  (#1246)
• A failed file paste or prompt answer in the terminal says what went wrong in a plain sentence,
  with the server's or browser's own words after it.
  (#1246)
• Fullwidth punctuation (，。（）) no longer pushes the rest of its terminal row to the right in
  Chrome, so OmO's side panel stays in one column while the transcript beside it scrolls.
  (#1300)
• Dialogs take keyboard focus before their first paint, falling back when the preferred control
  is unavailable, so an immediate Escape closes the dialog instead of reaching the terminal.
  New workspace and New tab reset failed agent launches before reopening their fields.
  (#1238)
• A web address clicked in the terminal opens in a new tab again, not in a new browser window.
  (#1234)
• Switching panes no longer leaves two window listeners behind for each terminal it closes, so a
  tab kept open through many switches stops growing.
  (#1288)
• On a touch screen every control is now at least 44px in both directions: the header's buttons
  and lens switch, tabs, the key bar's keys, sidebar rows and their actions, palette and dialog
  rows, the composer's buttons and a message's copy buttons. With a mouse the chat's copy buttons
  and an attachment's X keep their size but take a 24px hit area.
  (#1246)
• A browser connecting through a TLS-terminating Traefik proxy no longer stays on Reconnecting
  because its secure WebSocket upgrade was mistaken for a different origin.
  (#1206 by @philipprass-prog)
• A file whose name holds Korean, accented or similar letters stored in another Unicode form (as
  files from a Mac, a zip or a sync tool often are) now opens in the file viewer and shows up in
  file search, instead of failing with "no readable file at that path".
  (#1219)
• The updater now removes the temporary tmp_pack_* files a failed fetch leaves in the checkout,
  including the ones earlier versions left behind (any untouched for an hour is swept), and no
  longer retries a failed history (unshallow) fetch every 5 minutes. On Linux and macOS a fetch
  that runs out of time is ended with SIGTERM first, so that Git releases its lock files
  (#1258 by @mkitaev).
• A damaged or unreadable hub configuration no longer prevents the web UI from starting.
  The hub stays unconfigured, and the server logs the problem without exposing its saved key.
  (#1236)
• Failed local sign-in launches release an empty credential home so the same account name can be retried.
  (#1236)
• Closing account setup cancels a pending hub sign-in instead of leaving its session active.
  (#1236)
• A sign-in that finishes before the server's pane-event connection starts now completes in the UI
  and refreshes the available accounts instead of waiting indefinitely.
  (#1320)
• With a repository's main checkout open in more than one workspace, the sidebar now hangs each
  worktree under the nearest of them above it, instead of always under the first.
  (#1262)

Maintenance

• One useAnnouncedText hook (src/lib/) carries the announced-status pattern that the header note,
  the file viewer and the two sidebars each copied; DESIGN.md names the pattern and where the prompt
  card's aria-busy lives.
  (#1246)
• The split-view, UI and chat browser checks find a pane's conversation inside that pane's frame
  instead of by its spoken name, which now carries the pane's title; the UI check also covers the
  desktop tab actions button appearing on hover and keyboard focus. DESIGN.md's tab strip section
  describes that button and the lone pane's actions in the tab's menu on a desktop.
  (#1246)
• The browser checks that read the header's note select it by .header-note; .context-title-text
  is the pane title alone, which the mobile tabs check measures.
  (#1246)
• Theme colors now live only in the theme blocks of src/styles.css. bun run generate:themes
  writes the terminal colors, DESIGN.md's amber table, the theme-color tag and the web manifest
  colors from them, and fast checks fail when a copy is stale. Nothing changes on screen.
  (#1253)
• The remote-PC runtime is now version 31: every saved PC asks for Update bridge… once.
  (#1330)