Usability-Audit 2026-09-10 found three gaps versus the dependency-chain-display
spec: a Queued task blocked on an unmet task_dependencies edge rendered the same
chip as one about to run, a cross-list predecessor silently dropped the
"after #N" chip, and the detail pane showed nothing about a wait at all.
- TaskRowViewModel gains IsBlockedByDependency/DependencyWaitLabel (extrinsic,
assigned by TasksIslandViewModel like the existing chain fields); IsQueued/
IsWaiting/StatusChipClass/StatusLabel/StatusChipTooltip now account for it
alongside the existing BlockedByTaskId planning-chain link.
- TasksIslandViewModel.ApplyDependencyWaitState computes the blocked flag and
wait label per row; a new RefreshExternalDependencyCacheAsync backfills
Number/Title/Status for predecessors not loaded into the current list's
Items (reusing the already-open DbContext, no new hub method), so
BuildAfterLabel/blocking both resolve a listenfremder Vorgänger correctly.
- New "waiting" chip style (IslandStyles.axaml) and locale keys (en+de);
TaskHeaderBar shows a "Waiting on #N" line bound straight to the same row.
Tests: TasksIslandChainTests (blocked/unblocked chip, cross-list predecessor),
DetailsIslandDependencyWaitTests (new), TaskRowViewModelNotificationsTests
updated for the new notification set.
InteractiveTerminalViewModel.HasExitedAfterStartup now covers every
post-startup death that ExitedAfterStartup alone missed (crash, clean
exit, quiet exit inside the grace window) -- previously the tile just
stayed looking alive/thinking with zero signal. ConPtyPaneView binds a
new banner to it (message + Retry + Close); CanRetry simplifies to
"any HasExited state" since the same descriptor factory can relaunch
either kind of death. HandlerRestartCoordinator's worker-side
auto-restart path is untouched.
en.json and de.json each defined the checks object twice; JSON silently
kept the second block's values, so the first block's friendlier titles/hints
(e.g. "Permission Mode" over the raw "--permission-mode auto support" flag)
were dead text. Merged into one block per key, keeping the friendlier title
and the more actionable hint.
Added a Utf8JsonReader-based duplicate-top-level-key test, since
JsonDocument accepts duplicates without error and the existing parity test
can't see this failure mode either.
Mutex was Local\ (per Windows session), so a second RDP/fast-user-switching
session bypassed the single-instance guard. A Kestrel bind failure on top of
that had no try/catch, so a second worker (or any process on 47821/47822)
died as an unhandled crash with nothing in the log to explain why the UI
never connects. Mutex is now Global\, bind failures and any last-resort
unhandled exception log a Fatal line and exit(1) instead of crashing raw.
Neuer Eintrag im Worker-Menü der Titelleiste, der die Claude CLI über
das konfigurierte claude_bin (ExecutableResolver, inkl. Shim-Handling)
mit `claude update` aktualisiert. Ausgabe/Fehler landen im Footer-Strip
(FlashFooterSuccess/FlashFooterError), Menüpunkt ist während des Laufs
deaktiviert. 5-Minuten-Timeout tötet den Prozessbaum.
Data: folder delete keeps its lists (ON DELETE SET NULL), rename patches
name/icon without resetting sort order or collapse state.
Sidebar: grouping on load, folder badge as the sum of its children, both
move routes, and the persisted collapse state.
Drops the LoadAsync/AddRowAsync normalization of a dangling folder_id:
FK enforcement is on for every connection, so the row it guarded against
cannot exist, and ContainerOf already falls back to the top level.
Folders render above the top-level lists, each with its own collapsible
children; tapping a folder header folds it instead of selecting it.
Lists move in by dragging onto a folder header (or onto a row inside it)
and out by dropping between top-level rows or via the context menu.
Creating a folder is a toggle in the New-list modal, not a third sidebar
button: it reduces the modal to name + icon and writes a folder row
instead of the list row the create flow pre-created.
Sidebar folders get their own table rather than a flag on lists, so the
places that enumerate lists (MCP tools, move-to-list, queue picker, repo
import) need no folder filtering. ON DELETE SET NULL keeps a folder's
lists alive when the folder goes.
Ctrl+V wurde von TerminalControl als rohes Control-Byte an das Kind
weitergegeben und tat nichts; jetzt wird es im Tunnel abgefangen und geht
ueber TerminalView.PasteAsync, damit Bracketed Paste greift und ein
mehrzeiliger Paste nicht auf der ersten Zeile abschickt. Gedroppte Dateien
werden als Pfade in den Composer getippt, ohne Enter.
Sechs Markdown-Sheets (git, Conventional Commits, Claude CLI, Claude-Config,
dotnet CLI, PowerShell) als EmbeddedResource, gerendert im modelosen, per
Topmost anpinnbaren CheatSheetsWindow. MarkdownView bekommt dafuer das Opt-in
CommandRows: `befehl` - beschreibung wird zu Mono-Chip + Copy-Button, jede
##-Sektion landet in einem Expander. Enthaelt ausserdem: Mission Control
wird beim Oeffnen aus dem Minimiert-Zustand geholt, nicht nur aktiviert.
Schalter, Zeitfenster und Handoff-Prozent lagen im Usage-Monitor und mussten
in SettingsModalViewModel nur load->save durchgeschleift werden, damit ein
Settings-Speichern sie nicht zurueckwirft. Jetzt gehoeren sie dem General-Tab,
der Monitor ist wieder nur Anzeige + Threshold-Drag, und "Jetzt aktualisieren"
sitzt als Icon in der Titelleiste (neuer ModalShell.HeaderActions-Slot).
MinVer setzt die AssemblyVersion auf {Major}.0.0.0 (Binding-Kompatibilitaet),
darum zeigte der Dialog immer "2.0.0". Die echte Major.Minor.Patch steckt in
der FileVersion.
Eine manuelle Liste (Erinnerungen) hat kein WorkingDir. BuildForTaskAsync
warf dafuer bisher "no working directory configured", die interaktive
Session liess sich also nicht oeffnen. Jetzt faellt der Pfad auf das
User-Verzeichnis zurueck; Session-Skills werden dort bewusst nicht
geseedet, weil das Ziel das echte ~/.claude/skills waere.
Default of 1 serializes every hub call on a connection - a slow one
(GetTicketProjects hitting an unreachable ticket system, 10s timeout)
blocked unrelated calls like UpdateList/UpdateListConfig behind it for
the same duration, making list-settings save appear to hang.
ClaudeDo.App inherits its own process environment from whatever started it
(e.g. a dev/test launch from inside a claude session). Every embedded
claude.exe it spawns into a Mission Control tile then inherited those
markers too, so the child session mistook itself for a subagent: transcript
saving disabled and a degraded startup banner (white instead of orange,
missing box rules). PtyTerminalSession.StartAsync is the one choke point
all ConPTY launches already share for env handling, so clearing both vars
there covers task, ad-hoc, planning, and list-handler sessions regardless
of how ClaudeDo.App itself was started.
Ein "Abandon run"-Knopf an Handler-Panes fragt HandlerRoundState.Get(handlerTaskId)
nach den noch offenen (Queued/Running) Tasks des Laufs, bestaetigt mit Anzahl,
cancelt jeden ueber den bestehenden CancelTaskAsync-Pfad und schliesst danach die
Session -- ein Schritt statt Tile schliessen + Queue separat abbrechen. Ohne
offene Tasks (oder ohne Round-Eintrag) schliesst die Aktion direkt, ohne Dialog.
Nur an den beiden Handler-Panes sichtbar (IsListHandler), normale Task-/Ad-hoc-
Panes bleiben unveraendert.
CanRemoveFromQueue schloss IsWaiting (queued+blocked) faelschlich aus, sodass ein
Kettenglied in der Mitte nicht entfernbar war. Zusaetzlich unblockt
TaskStateService.DequeueToIdleAsync jetzt den Nachfolger eines dequeueten
Kettenglieds, sonst bliebe er dauerhaft auf einen nicht mehr laufenden
Vorgaenger blockiert.
BeginLoad's fire-and-forget LoadAsync now catches instead of leaving an
unobserved task exception, reports it via the new ErrorReported event
(wired into FlashFooterError like the other modal VMs), and keeps Save
locked so the failure can't clobber list_config with blank fields.
LoadTicketProjectsAsync's empty catch now reports too; behavior for the
dropdown itself is unchanged.
OpenListSettingsAsync/CreateListAsync used to await LoadAsync (name/agent
config/list_config x2/ticket settings/ticket projects, all serial) before
showing the window -- an unreachable ticket system alone could add a 10s
HTTP timeout to every open. LoadAsync now runs via BeginLoad (fire-and-forget,
mirrors UsageMonitorModalViewModel), the modal shows immediately and fields
fill in behind it.
GetListConfigAsync no longer runs twice per open -- AgentConfigEditorViewModel
exposes the row it already fetched (LastLoadedListConfig) instead of the
caller re-fetching it. Ticket-project loading is split into its own
fire-and-forget step so a slow/unreachable ticket system can't block the
rest of the fields, and its tri-state Save logic now also treats "never
finished loading" like "not available" -- leaving the stored
TicketProjectId link untouched instead of overwriting it with 0. Save/Delete
are gated (CanExecute) on the core load being done, so a save can't land
before the fields it writes are populated.
Not measured with OperationTiming against a live worker in this session (no
running app instance available) -- verified instead via 4 new unit tests
that assert GetListConfigAsync fires exactly once and that a hung/failing
ticket-projects call neither blocks LoadAsync's other fields nor corrupts
the saved TicketProjectId. Before/after OperationTiming numbers and a visual
pass are still open follow-ups.
feat(worker): Handler-Session vor dem Usage-Limit sauber uebergeben (#275); Konflikte mit start_list_handler aufgeloest, WorkerLog-Aufruf im Fire-and-forget-Pfad wieder abgesichert
Eine PowerUse-Handler-Session soll am 5h-Limit nicht mehr mitten im Merge
sterben, sondern vorher selbst sauber uebergeben:
- HandlerUsageGuard (neu) warnt die laufende Session genau einmal pro Runde,
sobald FiveHour.Utilization den Schwellwert PowerUseHandoffPct erreicht.
Die Warnung wird per HandlerUsageWarning-Broadcast an Mission Control
geschickt und dort in das Pane der Handler-TaskId getippt.
- handoff_list_handler broadcastet den Handoff dann nicht sofort, sondern parkt
ihn bis ResetsAt + 60 s; das Ergebnis traegt deferredUntil. Ohne ResetsAt
wird wie bisher sofort gesendet.
- Der geparkte Handoff liegt im HandlerRoundState (handler-rounds.json) und
wird vom Guard-Tick ausgeloest, also auch nach einem Worker-Neustart wieder
eingeplant bzw. sofort gesendet, wenn er ueberfaellig ist.
- Review-Befund aus #272: HandlerRestartCoordinator wartet nicht mehr selbst
bis ResetsAt, sondern parkt den Neustart im selben Slot. AutoRestartUsed wird
erst gesetzt, wenn der Broadcast wirklich rausging - ein Worker-Absturz
waehrend der Wartezeit laesst die Runde nicht mehr dauerhaft tot zurueck.
Zurueckgehaltener Handoff und Auto-Neustart teilen sich einen Slot, also
oeffnet nie beides dieselbe Runde. UsageLimitProofPct entfaellt zugunsten von
PowerUseHandoffPct.
- PtyTerminalSession.SendLineAsync schreibt in die laufende Session. Gegen eine
echte claude-Session verifiziert: Text und Enter muessen zwei getrennte
Writes sein, die Enter-Bytes kommen von Terminal.GenerateKeyInput.
mika kuns