Release v0.1.30 · jholhewres/devpit

Every agent at a glance, above your other windows. A small capsule at
the top of the screen shows what each session in devpit's terminals and
chats is doing — the step it is on, like Edit invoice.ts or Run npm
test — and opens all the way when one waits on you. Hover or click it for
every session; open one for its steps and a preview of the change, the
file or the command. It folds itself away when you move on.
Answer from it. A terminal session's permission question can be
allowed, denied, allowed always (the rule the agent suggested) or handed
back to the terminal; unanswered, the terminal asks as it always did, and
coming back to devpit hands it back too. A chat's question is answered
there as well.
Get to the session. Open terminal and Open chat bring devpit to the
front on it. Drop a file on a session and its path goes into the agent's
prompt. A session's pull request and the state of its checks show beside
it.
devpit's own face, in a picture per mood, a few sounds of its own you
can switch off, and a system notification when a session waits, fails or
finishes while devpit is behind — held, like the bell, by a focus.
Drag it to the screen you work on; it stays there.
On by default; switch it off in Settings → General. It sees only what runs
inside devpit. On Linux it needs X11 or XWayland, which the AppImage uses;
on a Wayland session without it you get the notifications alone.

It reads a session's replies, a project's repository state and keeps
its own log through devpit, rather than through scripts of its own.
Its links and account are kept by devpit, out of reach of its own chat.
Its session tools reach only the projects linked to it, never type
control characters into a terminal, give every session a name of its own,
and wait long enough for a session to start — so a slow start no longer
ends in two of the same session.
A message queued while it works goes in as soon as it has answered, not
once every background task it started has finished.

Allow always, for the rest of the conversation: every file edit, the
exact command, or the same tool — kept for that chat only.

A card checked out again after its worktree was removed goes back on its
branch, diffing from where its work began.
A reply to a session is never typed into a terminal whose shell is in front.

Full Changelog: v0.1.29...v0.1.30

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