v0.1.23
Orchestrator
- Sessions in one panel. The right panel opens on Sessions: grouped by
project, the ones waiting on you first, each with how long it has been at
it and what it was last asked. A session opens to its question, a reply
typed into its terminal as you, and everything that passed between it and
the orchestrator; sessions no longer running stay below with their history.
The chat's corner counts them and opens the panel. - A session's terminal, right here. Open any session in a devpit terminal
over the orchestrator's chat and work in it as you — answer what it asks,
type a command — without leaving; its tab takes it back when you close it.
"Go there" now opens its very tab. - Questions above the composer. A session stopped on a question shows
right above where you type, with its choices and a way into its terminal. - Who woke it. A turn another session woke says which one, and quotes what
it said. - Handed work as cards. Each message the orchestrator sends shows as a
card: to whom, what was asked, and how that session stands now. - Memory and tools, always. The orchestrator's brief now has it search and
save in whatever memory tools the account has, look facts up with the
account's MCP servers, and keep a notice that adds nothing to one line.
Chat
- Remote Control connects visibly. A chat whose process started with a
message now shows its claude.ai page as soon as it arrives, instead of
staying on "connects with the next message".
Under the hood
- Tests no longer leave tmux servers running behind them.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/jholhewres/devpit/commits/v0.1.23