Release Happy Agent v0.4.111 · slopus/happy-agent

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See what changed since you last looked. A new feed brings new tasks, bots, Surfaces, todos, document edits, and artifacts together in one list, newest first. Changes to the same thing fold into one entry until you look, so a busy todo list or an artifact on its fifth version takes one line, not five.
Your own changes aren't news. What you do yourself is already seen. What agents and teammates do arrives unread, and the app knows your unread count as soon as it opens.
Follow what matters. Subscribe to or mute a project, workspace, task, bot, or Surface, and peek at one without marking anything as seen. Opening a task or bot conversation marks its entry as seen.
New team members start with the last 30 days of activity, already marked as seen. Entries are kept for 90 days, and private work only shows up for the people who can see it.

Windows and macOS runners. Agents can work in folders on other machines, laid out the way that machine's platform expects. Windows runners get PowerShell guidance.
Keep this machine as the default. [runners] default = "local" keeps work on this machine while runners are configured.
Runner folders behave like local ones. Live Git status and file changes, attached secrets for a command, and forwarded ports all work on runners. User-wide MCP servers start on the runner where the agent works. Happy Agent's documentation and your skills are copied to each runner; sync_skills = false keeps your skills off one.

Serve teams on a public HTTPS address. The daemon serves its public API and phone connections on its own listener.
Works behind an SSO load balancer. Tunnels also run over WebSocket for load balancers that refuse CONNECT, connections are kept alive every 15 seconds, and a new edge SSO recipe covers Okta, Entra ID, and Keycloak.
Connect to a team server by its address. Chief of Staff can add a team server by its HTTPS URL. Your own sign-in travels with each request, and this daemon stores no credential for it. You can also connect from a shared server link.
Safer team sign-in. Sign-in is bound to its server, token and refresh addresses must share the sign-in origin, server addresses stay fixed, and a removed server's ID is never reused.

Tasks and bots can post short image or video stories about shipped work. A story lasts 24 hours and is seen by the people in that task or bot. Stories stay off until you turn them on, and each bot has its own switch.
You can post your own stories, repost with a round video, and reply to the agent.

Agents can create Markdown and HTML artifacts with their content and supporting files in one step.
Generated short titles are plain words, without emoji.
Claude conversations no longer pick up Claude Code's automatic memory, away summaries, advisor tool, hooks, or slash-command expansion from your local settings.
Agent status lines under sidebar rows are gone. Each conversation still shows when it was last active.

Far fewer file watches. Live Git tracking and file search no longer watch every directory inside folders that aren't Git repositories. Before, a few task folders holding package stores could use up almost every file watch on the machine.
Upgrades from earlier Stories builds are reliable, and leftover prototype data is cleaned up.