olwb 2.0.0

Added

• Instant liners: > olwb -i and Alt-Shift-i open a memory-only liner
  whose captures can use selection, send, export, and issues workflows.
  /save <name> promotes it; switching liners, closing, resuming, or exiting
  discards it without changing durable active-liner state.
• Explicit entry modes: bindable launch, resume, and instant Lua
  functions default to Alt-o, Alt-Shift-o, and Alt-Shift-i without
  overwriting existing user bindings.
• Per-invocation autostart: a non-empty OLWB_AUTOSTART opens olwb for one
  micro process, including file-backed launches, without persisting the option.
• Open-view queries: /open candidates now accept repeated label:
  tokens (ANDed against liner labels) plus case-insensitive text matched
  against liner names, ids, and descriptions.
• Command aliases: every top-level slash command has a collision-checked
  single-letter alias shown beside it in the live /? menu and help.
• Errors in the feed: workflow failures (/send, /issues draft,
  /issues file) now land as persistent ⚠ error-labeled messages — in the
  destination's into liner, the issues liner, or a fallback olwb-errors
  liner — carrying full stderr, kept evidence paths, any partially-filed
  issue URLs, and the retry command. The info bar still flashes the short
  version.
• Failure evidence kept: failed issues jobs save full stderr to
  <datadir>/issues/<id>.err.log and record last_error/last_error_ms on
  the manifest (cleared on a later success); /issues list shows the last
  error under each draft.
• Progress indicator: background jobs show an animated spinner in the
  bottom bar (and the /issues list overlay) with what is running and
  elapsed time, e.g. ⠹ filing 7 issue(s) on o/r 12s, driven by a
  main-state-safe sleep ticker.
• /issues open [<id|latest>]: opens a draft's filing script in a new
  tab for the review step — editable, saveable, no more retyping the path
  from the /issues list overlay.
• Label preflight: generated filing scripts create any missing labels
  (create-if-absent, never --force) before the first gh issue create,
  so a label the drafting model invented no longer aborts the whole run.

Fixed

• Shared destination sessions: state.json saves now lock and merge
  per-key dest_sessions changes, preserving additions and deletions made by
  other micro instances using the same data directory.
• Async sends: stale-session retries reuse the original payload and
  provenance; completion clears only the selection sent by that attempt, so
  edits and selections made while it runs survive.
• Issue filing: /issues file refuses a second invocation while an issues
  job is running, preventing duplicate GitHub issues.

Changed

• Bare input without a liner: submitting text with no active liner now
  turns it into a live /open query for Tab selection instead of creating a
  notes liner and storing the text there. Slash commands and input within an
  active liner keep their existing behavior.

Docs

• CONTRIBUTING.md: external contribution policy — trivial
  comment/docstring-only PRs are not merged; deeper contributions (multiple
  issues, code, behavior changes) are welcome.

olwb 1.1.0

Added

• Browse mode: Shift-Tab on a plain/empty line drops into the feed with
  per-message navigation (↑/↓), multi-select (Space, a for all/none),
  and a live N selected bar indicator that clears on send.
• Destinations and /send: user-editable shell command templates that
  the selection (or whole scope) is rendered to markdown and piped into.
  Seeded on first run: claude, codex, opencode, leather, clipboard,
  file. Managed with /dest [add|rm|into|kind|session …]; /send <dest> [tui] fires a send, tui instead opens the CLI interactively in a new
  terminal window ($TERMINAL, then konsole/foot/alacritty/kitty/xterm, or
  olwb.termcmd).
• CLI adapters (new dest.lua): destinations whose command starts with
  claude / codex / opencode get JSON-output parsing, response text
  routed to the destination's into liner as a #<dest>-labeled message,
  and a per-destination-per-liner session id that later sends resume
  automatically (stale sessions retry fresh once). /dest session list|clear manages stored ids.
• Inbox: destination responses landing outside the active liner bump a
  bar badge (inbox: 2 new); Alt-i toggles between the active liner and
  the inbox.
• Notes → agent-work issues pipeline (new issues.lua, /issues):
  turns a selection into GitHub issues an agent can implement, with a
  mandatory human review gate between drafting and filing.
  • /issues repo add <name> <owner/repo> [path] registers a target repo;
    a local path enriches the draft prompt with that repo's AGENTS.md
    (and .subagents/ routing table, if present).
  • /issues draft <repo> sends the selection to a model (/issues model,
    default claude -p), validates its response as strict JSON, and
    deterministically renders a gh issue create filing script — the model
    never produces shell, and a malformed response is rejected whole (raw
    output saved for inspection) rather than risking a bad command.
  • /issues file latest runs the reviewed script, records issue URLs in
    the issues liner, and labels the source messages #filed (refiling
    is refused).
  • The drafting prompt template is seeded once to
    <datadir>/issues-prompt.md and is user-editable thereafter.
• New olwb.termcmd option (state.json-backed) for the /send <dest> tui
  terminal command.
• tests/fixtures/: canned CLI/model responses (claude, codex, opencode,
  and good/fenced/broken issues drafts) backing the new adapter and issues
  unit tests.

Changed

• render.lua now also produces a feed entry index and selection markers
  (▌) alongside the existing feed-text/markdown-export rendering.
• store.lua gained a plain-Lua glob() helper and an issues/ data
  directory (issue drafts as <id>.sh + <id>.json manifest, plus
  <id>.raw.txt when a response is rejected).
• Job handling in olwb.lua (start_job/drain_jobs) routes all
  destination/issues subprocess output through files rather than
  JobStart chunk callbacks, working around a gopher-luar/GopherLua crash
  triggered by running real Lua on the job's callback thread.

Documentation

• README: new "Browse mode", "The benefits — sending", and "The pipeline —
  notes to agent-work issues" sections; updated data-directory and module
  tables.
• New user guides: docs/dest.md (destinations, adapters, sessions),
  docs/send.md (browse mode, sending, tui, inbox), and docs/issues.md
  (the notes → issues pipeline).
• AGENTS.md: documents the dest.lua/issues.lua modules, the
  JobStart-callback crash and the file-redirected job architecture that
  works around it, and the completed status of the benefits and issues
  plans.

olwb 1.0.0

Initial release of olwb — one line with benefits, a one-line-input notepad inside the micro editor. A reimplementation of the 2024 one-line-with-benefits Electron app as a ~zero-dependency Lua plugin.

Highlights

• Capture: type one line, press Enter — it lands in the feed with a timestamp and any active labels, newest at the top. The input auto-grows when text wraps.
• Domain model: Liner → Session → Message with inherited labels (liner ∪ session ∪ message), filters, substring search, and md/json export.
• Command language: / opens a live, width-aware command menu; Tab/Shift-Tab/↑/↓ cycle completions (verbs, subcommands, liner names) with highlighted selection; Space expands liner details during /open; /set manages options in-UI.
• Layout: title, highlighted one line, feed with scrollbar and Shift-Tab browsing, shortcut reference, and a Liner/Session bar — self-healing across terminal resizes.
• Storage: file-per-liner JSON with atomic writes, timestamped backups, ULID-lite sortable ids, and an importer for the Electron app's flat userData files (> olwb migrate).
• Tested: pure modules run under plain lua (make check, 89 unit + 8 harness assertions) plus in-editor > olwb selftest.

Install

git clone https://github.com/TGPSKI/olwb-micro-plugin
cd olwb-micro-plugin && make install   # symlinks into ~/.config/micro/plug/olwb

Requires micro ≥ 2.0.