Release v0.1.32 · jholhewres/devpit

This machine, from your phone or another computer, over Tailscale.
Settings → General → Remote: the machine serves its own viewer to your
tailnet. Terminals are watched, and typed into when you allow it. The
board's cards move. Agents' questions are answered. Chats are read.
Nothing listens beyond the machine and your tailnet. The viewer
answers on loopback, published by tailscale serve with HTTPS, or on the
machine's tailnet address when the tailnet has no HTTPS. Never on every
interface.
Two things to get in. You must be the machine's owner in the tailnet,
and the device must be paired with a code (or QR) shown on the machine's
screen. The code is good once, for two minutes.
What each device may do is set on the machine. Every device can watch.
Typing and answering are allowed device by device. A device that only
watches is attached read-only by tmux itself, and a phone never shrinks
the terminal on the desk.
The desk says Watched by 1 device, and a click drops it. A log keeps who
connected and what they did, never what was on screen.

A session's window says where it stands. It shows the branch, how far
it is ahead or behind, and whether it runs in its own checkout. A folded
Changes panel holds the files, the commits and the diff. Its name is
renamed in place (click or F2), through the CLI's own /rename.
It proposes projects, and you add them in one click. "Add
~/Workspace/x to the ASC group" becomes a card above the composer:
Yes, Edit or Drop. The Boards panel adds a folder, names it, groups
it and links it in one screen, and links a whole group at once.
It hears what its sessions did since its last message (one finished,
one is waiting, one ended) at the start of your next one. It is not woken
to say it.
Standing rules for every session it starts. Whatever its
context/preferences.md keeps under Rules for sessions goes with every
brief.

A card moves to the lane for work in progress when its work starts, and
to the one for checking when it is finished. The agent no longer has to
remember. A lane says which role it plays from its menu.
A card says what its sessions changed in other repositories: Also
changed 13 files in devpit-app, with which are still uncommitted.

Attach files with a button (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+A), from the system's picker.
Voice messages. Click or hold the microphone. The words land in the
composer to read and edit before sending. They come from a whisper on this
machine (whisper.cpp or whisper), or from a transcription service only if
you choose one and keep its key. Without an engine, the recording goes as
a file.

It shows the question a session asks, and answers it. Its choices
become buttons, pressed in that terminal as you.
Answer in words. Reply to a session from the island without opening
its terminal.
A question from another session waits as a badge, rather than taking
the island from the one you are reading. A thin bar counts down the last
seconds before it folds.
On Wayland too. It is a layer at the top of the screen on KDE,
Hyprland and Sway (with gtk-layer-shell), and a window that never takes
focus on GNOME.
It costs nothing while hidden: no timer, no frame, no sound context.

One devpit at a time. Opening it again brings the open one forward.
In the tray, with Pause for an hour.
Open at login, and a shortcut that brings devpit forward from
anywhere, both in Settings → General.
Pause notifications, the island and its questions, for a while or until
you resume. Everything is still heard, so it is right when you come back.

Any agent can report to devpit. devpit-agent hook --agent <name>
says what it is doing, so it shows on the island and on its card like
Claude Code (see docs/agents.md).
Gemini CLI reports from devpit's terminals with nothing to set up.
Your own ~/.gemini/settings.json is never written, and your own hooks
still run.
A safe way to change an agent's own settings file: a diff first, a
backup, and no write over a file that changed in between.

A PDF opens in its tab, page by page, rather than as a file too long to read.
A big tool report, such as a Read of a large file, reaches devpit cut down
to what it reads, rather than being refused and leaving its step running.

Full Changelog: v0.1.31...v0.1.32

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