github devswha/ovis v0.3.5
herdr web ui v0.3.5

latest releases: beta/v0.5.3-beta.64, beta/v0.5.3-beta.63, beta/v0.5.3-beta.62...
one month ago

Added

  • Web addresses in chat messages are links: a bare https://… URL or one in <…> opens in a
    new tab, as a [text](url) link already did. Punctuation that ends the sentence stays out of
    the link, and so does text written straight after it (e.g. Korean without a space).
  • The chat composer attaches any file, not only PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP images. An icon, a PDF or
    a log is stored beside the pane under its own name and mentioned by path, as images are; SVGs
    get a thumbnail too. Other files used to be dropped without a word.

Fixed

  • Resizing the window no longer lags on a long session. Every frame of the drag resized the pane,
    and each resize made herdr reflow it and the program in it (Claude Code) repaint its whole
    conversation; the terminal now resizes once the drag rests.
  • The app does much less work while it sits open. The terminal under the chat view no longer
    draws every output frame, an unchanged chat is no longer re-rendered on every status update,
    and a hidden tab or a phone app in the background stops polling until it is back.
  • A chat open on a long session no longer stalls the server every poll while the agent works. The
    server re-read and re-parsed up to 16 MB of the transcript every 2 s; it now reads only what was
    appended and re-parses only the last turn.
  • Live status, pane-ended and session-changed updates resume after herdr restarts. One failed
    reconnect used to stop them until the web server itself restarted.
  • Long code blocks in a chat answer no longer look cut off. A block was capped at about six lines
    with the rest behind an inner scroll that a phone does not show, so a long answer seemed to stop
    halfway. Blocks now show whole; one longer than 30 lines opens at its first 20 with a
    Show all N lines row below it.

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