devswha/ovis v0.3.34

herdr web ui v0.3.34

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Added

• A pane herdr could not restore after a restart (herdr 0.9.3+, e.g. its folder was
  removed) is marked NOT RESTORED in the sidebar, and selecting it shows herdr's reason
  instead of a terminal that ends at once. The server no longer tries to attach it.
• The new-session dialog offers OmO when omo is installed on the PC. herdr cannot start
  omo itself, so the new pane's shell runs omo and the dialog waits until it is up.
• Subscription usage beside Settings: the plan limits of Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot,
  Grok and Antigravity, read with the sign-in each tool keeps on the server's PC, which is
  never refreshed. Each account shows its limit closest to running out, red from 80%; a
  tap lists every limit with its reset time. Two accounts of one provider (a second
  ~/.codex-* or ~/.claude-*, several GitHub CLI or Grok sign-ins) are listed apart,
  named by their email or login. Settings orders the accounts, hides any, and counts what
  is used or what is left. Off until turned on in Settings, since it sends the PC's
  sign-ins to each provider. GET /api/usage.
  Sign-in locations and endpoints follow OpenUsage.

Changed

• Tested against herdr 0.9.3: CI runs the integration and browser suites on it, and the API
  types are generated from its schema. herdr 0.9.0 or newer is still enough.
• The website is redesigned after herdr.dev: ink and paper modes, one large headline with the
  install line, a strip of figures, and five numbered rows for what the app does. It is built
  from the README's own media: its top video, with a tab that swaps it for the demo app, its
  four feature clips, and the installer screenshot.
• The one-line installer installs the latest release instead of main, so a new install
  runs the same version as existing ones and never picks up changes merged since.
  HERDR_WEB_UI_REF still picks another branch or tag.

Fixed

• Enforce device permissions and request origins consistently, persist device changes
  before reporting success, and stop alerts after device access is revoked. A device that
  can only watch can no longer read files on a connected PC through a path with an empty
  segment, and an alert subscription made before any pairing stops once pairing closes the
  open network.
• Show remote conversation images and full tool output, including Codex output inherited
  from earlier rollouts.
• Dragging terminal text copies the visible selection immediately, including when an
  installed app's asynchronous clipboard permission is blocked. Scrollback copies
  reserve clipboard access during the release gesture; delayed or empty selection
  responses cannot erase a newer copy.
• Settle sent composer drafts across pane switches and cancel all delayed completion
  alerts when work resumes.
• Closing the selected pane with the sidebar's X no longer puts the keyboard on the pane
  selected in its place. On a phone it came up over the drawer, in the way of closing the
  next pane. A pane or lens the user picks still takes the keyboard.
• Pane statuses and web push recover when herdr drops the app's event stream: herdr 0.9.2
  and newer close a listener that falls behind, and herdr restarts do the same. Every
  stream now reconnects at once, keeps trying while herdr restarts, and reads back what
  it missed from herdr, so a pane created meanwhile is no longer left without status or
  alerts for up to a minute, and an alert for a pane that has since gone quiet is called
  off instead of sent.