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Problem

The harness HTTP API block in server/index.test.ts fails intermittently as a block on vitest (ubuntu-latest, shard 3/4) with expected 409 to be 200 (one variant 409 to be 400), marking unrelated PRs red (#1682, #1665, #1634, #1696 in the issue).

Root cause

The block shares one harness server and store across all of its tests. Two server facts combine into the cascade:

  • managedBoxOwners() (server/index.ts:5465) maps over every bot, and a single bot.busy === true marks an owner in use.
  • providerOperationConflict() (server/index.ts:5500) answers 409 to any Box/VPS config change while any owner is in use.

So one turn that leaks past its own test — typically a finally-block interrupt that lost the race under load — makes every later test's first config or lifecycle write hit the 409 busy guard instead of its expected response. Which tests fail depends on which turn is still in flight when they run, hence the moving failing sets on otherwise-untouched branches.

Fix

A test-only afterEach drain inside the describe (the direction the issue suggests: "drain turns deterministically in teardown … so no busy hold survives a test"):

  • release any armed managed-box fixture gates, so a blocked stub call cannot hang a later test;
  • poll GET /api/bots?messages=0 for busy bots (busy), busy rooms (busyBotId), and held computer-control leases (computerControl[].held), interrupting/releasing each through the same endpoints the tests' own finally blocks use;
  • 15s deadline: on timeout, fail the leaking test itself with the offending ids, instead of letting the cascade decide who fails;
  • best-effort clear of Box/VPS config residue ({box:{token:""}} / {vps:{sshAlias:""}}), because the same 409s also defeat the finally blocks that were supposed to reset a pasted token.

No server code changes.

Proof

A temporary test was injected right before the Box token tests that starts a plain fake-claude turn, waits for busy === true, and deliberately never interrupts it (removed before this commit):

  • Without the drain: the next three tests fail with the exact CI signature from the issue — refuses a box token the provider rejects, at the point of pasting (expected 409 to be 400), saves config keys write-only and reports booleans, and keeps Box resources attached while allowing a proven same-account token rotation (expected 409 to be 200), with the server answering stop active bot work and computer control before changing the Box account.
  • With the drain: the same tree passes 253/253.

Self-gate (ambient OMB_* / OPENMAUSBOT_* unset in every shell)

  • npx vitest run server/index.test.ts — 252/252 passed
  • pnpm exec vitest run --shard=3/4 — 181 files, 2239 passed | 12 skipped
  • pnpm typecheck — clean
  • pnpm lint — clean

Closes #1731

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  • Tests
    • Added cleanup after HTTP API tests to release managed resources, interrupt busy bots and groups, and clear configured credentials.
    • Added checks that wait for active tasks and computer-control holds to clear, and report any holds that remain.

The harness HTTP API block shares one server and store across its tests,
and providerOperationConflict() answers 409 to any Box/VPS config change
while managedBoxOwners() reports any bot in use, so a single turn that
leaks past its own test (typically an interrupt that lost the race under
load) turns every later test's first config or lifecycle write into the
busy guard. Which tests fail depends on which turn is still in flight,
which is why unrelated PRs went red on ubuntu shard 3/4 with a failing
set that moved between runs.

Drain the holds in afterEach instead: release armed fixture gates,
interrupt leftover busy bots and rooms, release leaked computer-control
leases, and clear the Box/VPS config residue those same 409s leave behind
when a test's finally could not reset it. A leak now fails inside its own
test, naming the offending ids, instead of cascading through the block.

Verified by temporarily injecting a test that leaks a busy bot right
before the Box token tests: without the drain the next three tests fail
with the exact CI signature (expected 409 to be 200/400, including
"refuses a box token the provider rejects" and "saves config keys
write-only and reports booleans"); with the drain the same tree passes
253/253. The injected test is not part of this commit.

Closes milind-soni#1731

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>
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The harness HTTP API tests now run per-test teardown. It releases managed Box gates, drains busy bot, group, and computer-control holds with a timeout, and clears configured Box and VPS credentials.

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Harness test cleanup

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Per-test resource cleanup
server/index.test.ts
The test suite imports Vitest’s afterEach. Teardown releases and clears Box fixture gates, interrupts busy bot task threads or uses a bare interrupt when no task IDs are listed, and releases computer-control holds. It polls for up to 15 seconds, throws if holds remain, and clears configured Box and VPS credentials.

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The new teardown can still leave configuration behind and cause order-dependent test failures. Validate and retry cleanup responses before merging.

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  • observed — Modified behavior in server/index.test.ts: Adds the afterEach import from Vitest.
  • observed — Modified behavior in server/index.test.ts: Adds per-test cleanup that releases and clears Box fixture gates, retries interruption or release of busy bots, groups, and computer-control holds for up to 15 seconds, and throws with remaining hold IDs if cleanup times out. It then clears configured Box and VPS credentials.
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bot.busy aggregates every task, but the drain's bare /interrupt reaches
only the bot's default thread: a leaked turn on another thread survived
the drain and timed it out. Read each busy task's threadId from the same
/api/bots listing and interrupt those threads explicitly, keeping the
default-thread interrupt as the fallback when no busy task threads are
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🟡 Minor · Retry and validate the Box/VPS cleanup writes. · index.test.ts:1168-1173

server/index.test.ts:1168-1173
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Retry and validate the Box/VPS cleanup writes.

api returns HTTP errors as responses, so .catch does not handle a 409. The config route returns 409 without persisting when provider work is active. The teardown can therefore leave the token or alias configured. A later test expects Box to be unconfigured and can fail.

Suggested fix
     const config = (await api("GET", "/api/config")).body;
-    if (config.box?.configured) await api("PUT", "/api/config", { box: { token: "" } }).catch(() => undefined);
-    if (config.vps?.configured) await api("PUT", "/api/config", { vps: { sshAlias: "" } }).catch(() => undefined);
+    const clearConfig = async (body: unknown, name: string) => {
+      const deadline = Date.now() + 15_000;
+      while (true) {
+        const result = await api("PUT", "/api/config", body);
+        if (result.status === 200) return;
+        if (result.status !== 409 || Date.now() >= deadline) {
+          throw new Error(`failed to clear ${name} configuration: ${result.body?.error ?? result.status}`);
+        }
+        await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
+      }
+    };
+    if (config.box?.configured) await clearConfig({ box: { token: "" } }, "Box");
+    if (config.vps?.configured) await clearConfig({ vps: { sshAlias: "" } }, "VPS");
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In @server/index.test.ts around lines 1168 - 1173, Update the teardown cleanup
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* refactor: rename Box to Boat across the repo (#1935)

* refactor: rename Box to Boat across the repo

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix: restore framework identifiers swept by the Boat rename

The rename rewrote Jetpack Compose framework symbols (BoxScope, BoxWithConstraints) and the standard CSS property box-decoration-break. Restore them; only product naming stays Boat.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix: align e2e flags, fixture wire keys, and Boat branding

The e2e harness now checks --with-boat (keeping --with-box as a compat alias), the preview fixture answers with the provider wire key box, and the remaining user-facing and docs prose says Boat.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* feat(android): KAT-32 full 8-skin picker, integrated with #1903 (#1942)

Cliff's KAT-32 implementation (reviewed and bug-fixed this session:
wrong default skin, hex-alpha parsing bug), pulled from his workspace
and merged onto a branch that also carries #1903's routine.run card
fix. No file overlap between the two changes at the code level (core
ChatPreferences.kt for #1903 vs app/storage ChatPreferences.kt here),
confirmed by review before merging.

Supersedes the standalone #1931 stopgap (System/Light/Dark override) -
this is the full named-skin picker KAT-32 asked for.

:core:test + :app:testDebugUnitTest both green on this combined branch.

Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(server): pin the verification fixture starter bot name (#1861)

* test(server): pin the verification fixture starter bot name

The first-run seed draws a random friendly name from server/names.ts, and that pool shares names with bots e2e suites plan: when the starter drew Quill, the team-setup suite saw one planned name in the store before any decision and reported a phantom leaked bot (#1257). No apply path ever ran; deny never creates bots and applyTeamSetup commits once. launchVerificationServer now renames the freshly seeded starter to a fixed name outside the pool, and a regression test locks the pin across launches.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* test(server): bound fixture rename requests with abort signals

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(test-infra): give the verification starter rename its own abort timeout

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* test(server): drain busy holds between harness HTTP API tests (#1885)

* test(server): drain busy holds between harness HTTP API tests

The harness HTTP API block shares one server and store across its tests,
and providerOperationConflict() answers 409 to any Box/VPS config change
while managedBoxOwners() reports any bot in use, so a single turn that
leaks past its own test (typically an interrupt that lost the race under
load) turns every later test's first config or lifecycle write into the
busy guard. Which tests fail depends on which turn is still in flight,
which is why unrelated PRs went red on ubuntu shard 3/4 with a failing
set that moved between runs.

Drain the holds in afterEach instead: release armed fixture gates,
interrupt leftover busy bots and rooms, release leaked computer-control
leases, and clear the Box/VPS config residue those same 409s leave behind
when a test's finally could not reset it. A leak now fails inside its own
test, naming the offending ids, instead of cascading through the block.

Verified by temporarily injecting a test that leaks a busy bot right
before the Box token tests: without the drain the next three tests fail
with the exact CI signature (expected 409 to be 200/400, including
"refuses a box token the provider rejects" and "saves config keys
write-only and reports booleans"); with the drain the same tree passes
253/253. The injected test is not part of this commit.

Closes #1731

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* test(server): interrupt busy task threads in the harness drain

bot.busy aggregates every task, but the drain's bare /interrupt reaches
only the bot's default thread: a leaked turn on another thread survived
the drain and timed it out. Read each busy task's threadId from the same
/api/bots listing and interrupt those threads explicitly, keeping the
default-thread interrupt as the fallback when no busy task threads are
listed.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* fix(server): book Claude turns at their own cost, not the CLI's running total (#1891)

* fix(server): book a retained Claude process's turns at their own cost

Claude Code reports total_cost_usd as the running total of its process:
"cumulative across turns in streaming-input sessions — each result
carries the running total so far" (2.1.282), while `usage` is per turn.
The driver keeps one CLI process per thread across turns while the
spawn contract is unchanged, yet forwarded every result's total as
turn.completed.cost, which the harness books as that turn's own spend
(task totals, the usage ledger, the spend cap, digests). A retained
process's second turn was booked at the first two turns' total, its
third at the first three, and so on.

settle() now books the growth since the total the same process reported
for its previous turn. A process's first turn keeps its whole figure.
The share is taken where the turn settles, from the last total its
results reported, so it also holds for a turn that spans more than one
native result. A total that goes down is taken whole rather than booked
as a negative cost, and the subtraction is rounded to 1e-10 USD to drop
float noise.

The fake CLI now reports a running total as well (0.01 per result), the
way the real CLI does. A new driver test runs three turns on one
retained process and expects 0.01 each; before this change it got 0.01,
0.02 and 0.03.

* fix(server): book a resumed Claude session's first turn at its own cost

In the running server almost every Claude turn is a new CLI process: the
per-turn comms token in the MCP config changes the spawn contract, so the
next turn relaunches with --resume. On --resume the CLI (2.1.282)
restores the session's running cost, so that process's first
total_cost_usd, and its modelUsage, already count the earlier turns. The
driver booked the whole figure, so each turn was billed again for the
session so far: one real thread's ledger booked about $90 for roughly
$15 of work.

A result's modelUsage holds the session's running token counts per
model, while `usage` is the turn's own. The driver now keeps each
session's latest (total, modelUsage) states in
<data>/claude-cost-history.json (100 sessions, 8 states each), so the
record survives an app restart. On a process's first result it finds
the state the CLI restored: the earlier state that sits inside the new
counts and leaves exactly this turn's usage for one model. That is not
always the latest state; a process closed during a steered continuation
restored an older one. When no state fits exactly, because the CLI saved
work that never reported a result (an interrupted turn), the latest
state inside the new counts stands, so that work is booked once. With no
known state the turn keeps its whole figure, as before.

The fake CLI now reports modelUsage and, with FAKE_CLAUDE_COST_STATE,
restores a session's running cost on --resume. New tests cover the
helper against real frames, a resumed process with and without a driver
restart, and the usage ledger through the server, which booked 0.01 and
then 0.02 before this change.

* fix(server): measure a resumed Claude process from its first result with a cost

The first result after --resume decided the process's starting cost even
when it carried no total_cost_usd, as an API error result (529
overloaded) does. The start became unknown, so the next turn on that
process was booked at the whole running total again, restored turns
included. A result without a cost now decides nothing; the first one
with a cost is matched against the session's earlier states.

The fake CLI's FAKE_CLAUDE_RESUMED_API_ERROR plays the first turn of a
--resume launch as that error. The new test booked 0.02 for the turn
after it; it now books 0.01.

* fix(server): match a resumed Claude turn split over two models

restoredCostBase compared the turn's usage with each model's growth on
its own. A turn that used two models then matched no earlier state, and
the latest contained state won instead: with states A=2 ($0.01) and A=3
($0.02), a resume from the first plus one token on each of A and B
measured the turn from $0.02 and booked nothing. A state now also
matches when its growth summed over all models equals the turn's usage.
The one-model match stays: usage leaves out side calls on another model,
such as a Haiku title. Replaying real 2.1.282 logs gives the same figures
as before.

* fix(server): measure a resumed Claude turn from the latest known state

restoredCostBase took the highest total among the states that fit. A
resume that went back to an older state leaves later states with lower
totals (a real session went from 4.3538 to 4.2123), so the highest total
can be an older state from a lost branch. The start was then too high,
and a turn whose total fell below it was booked whole. Both the exact
match and the fallback now take the latest state in recorded order.
Replaying real 2.1.282 logs gives the same figures as before.

* fix(computer): claim the host desktop and pin surfaces on first use (#1884)

* fix(computer): claim the host desktop and pin surfaces on first use (issue #1650)

An Auto turn that fell back to the person's own desktop bound the
exclusive computer:host seat while it was still mounting tools, so a
screen-less turn held the desktop for its whole duration, and every
conversation pinned its surface the moment a computer was mounted
rather than when it was actually taken.

Register the host fallback in the autoVmClaims table as a lazy slot,
the same seam the Local VM (#1361) and the VPS already use: the gated
integration mounts at dispatch, and the first screen tools/call fires
the exclusive bind through the computer-control gate. A turn that never
touches the screen holds no desktop seat; a claim that finds the seat
held waits behind the holder like every other seat.

Move every auto surface pin into the claim itself - the ready Local
VM's lazy claim, a VM created for the turn, the VPS, and the host - so
a conversation records the desktop this turn actually took. A Box
attached during dispatch and the built-in browser (no seat to claim)
keep pinning at mount.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(computer): read live state before recording an auto surface pin

A claim can land long after dispatch — the host desktop's seat is taken
on the first screen call, mid-turn — but pinAutoSurface still consulted
the dispatch-time bot snapshot. A Works on change arriving in that
window is not blocked (assertTeamComputerChangeIdle only guards team
computers) and sweeps the thread's auto pins, which the deferred claim
then resurrected from its stale computer read; a person pinning the
thread meanwhile was overwritten too, because plan.pinned was captured
at dispatch.

Both pin sites now share one autoPinAllowed() guard that reads the live
bot and task: the pin records only when the live bot still has no Works
on choice and the live task is not user-pinned. The dispatch-time
plan.pinned check stays, so legacy pins of unknown provenance keep the
protection they already had.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* feat(android): show per-bot connector tool grants in the profile sheet (#1846)

* feat(android): show per-bot connector tool grants in the profile sheet

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(android): decode the overview grants array the server serves

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* fix(android): decouple the profile grants load and quiet its failures

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* feat(server): coalesce one sender burst on drain (#1888)

* refactor(server): one shared admission decision for every surface

Six seams each hand-rolled their own busy policy: the 1:1 busy-send
steer clamps, startOrQueueDirectMessage's parking reasons, the room
send/steer rules, the guarded 409, unattendedDispatchState for
routines and webhooks, and canAdmitDirectTurn plus the opened-thread
queue for peer work. They agreed by convention and could only drift
by accident.

Extract server/admission.ts: admit(surface, message, state) is a pure
function — no IO, no store reads, no adapter calls. Callers gather
state, apply the returned decision with their own side effects, and
re-ask after anything that can settle a turn. Zero behavior change:
every truth table, reason code, refusal, and clamp is preserved
byte-for-byte, and the unreachable defensive branches (the head-only
409 behind holdChannelQueue's head guard, the post-decision engine
recheck that only satisfies the type system) keep their exact shape.

server/admission-golden.test.ts freezes each surface's current policy
as explicit tables: steer clamps (images, pending computer-selection,
capabilities.queueing), queue reason precedence (capacity over
group-turn, reasonless busy-thread and coordination parks), rooms
always queueing with head-only steer, guarded refusing on every busy
shape, unattended sharing startTurn admission with missed-run
semantics, and peer/opened-thread slot-awareness. The end-to-end
shapes stay frozen by the existing suites (steer-queue,
channel-queue, steer-e2e, guarded-messages-api, index steered cases).

* feat(server): coalesce one sender burst on drain

Both drains used to merge everything queued into one follow-up turn:
1:1 joined hours-apart texts from anyone into a single prompt, and rooms
spent one serial turn per message in a five-message burst. The drains now
group only one sender contiguous items inside a short window
(DRAIN_COALESCE_WINDOW_MS, 2 min, measured between consecutive items):
senders never merge, provenance kind is part of the identity, and each
queue keeps FIFO across groups. Room head-steer folds the whole leading
group into the live turn as one. No new waiting: the drain fires exactly
as before and only groups what is already queued.

* fix(server): guard coalesce gaps and cap room head groups

A regressed queuedAt (clock skew, a rewritten row) computed a negative
gap that still passed the window check; the gap must be non-negative.
Room head groups now stop at the room-context window (30) so a drained
burst never appends transcript lines the responder cannot see — the
excess stays queued for the next turn. The 1:1 drain carries every
group item in its prompt and stays uncapped.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* test(server): pin the M2 drain contract in chat follow-ups

The two pre-M2 expectations assumed one batched dispatch. Under the
coalescing rule the unattended line and the person's line keep separate
provenance, so each drains as its own turn with its own prompt, reply
context, receipts and billing; the channel drain now hands the run one
coalesced group with per-item queuedAt. Restart, settle, cancel and
durable-failure coverage is unchanged.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(server): carry every burst item's images into the coalesced room turn

A coalesced drain ran one sender's whole burst as one turn but only the last line's attachments reached the responder natively; an earlier line's image tag leaked into the room context as literal words. The turn now records its burst's queueIds, extracts every burst line's attachments into the turn's native image set, and renders each stripped text in the room context, so what the responder sees matches what its own turn would have carried.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(server): fold each burst line's reply context and clamp room-steer images

A coalesced head group steered as one prompt built from the head's reply target alone: a later line's reply relationship vanished and a non-replying line inherited the head's quote. The fold now renders per-item reply context (the head through the existing helper, the rest resolved per item, restoring the held queue when a target cannot be resolved) and joins the per-item prompts. A head group carrying an attachment no longer steers at all — a live fold has no image side channel, so those words stay queued for a real turn, mirroring the 1:1 refusal.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* feat(routines): accept for_bot_id on propose_routine_action (#1879)

* feat(routines): accept for_bot_id on propose_routine_action

Routine creation already accepts for_bot_id for a bot in the proposer's
section; extend the same targeting to routine management so a Chief can
pause, resume, edit, run-now, or delete a section bot's routine through
the same human-confirmed card.

The route layer resolves the target up front for every action with the
same teaching errors as creation, and the service re-authorizes it at
confirm time: a moved or deleted target expires the card without
touching the routine. Routine lookup is scoped to the named bot, and
ownership, engine, and permissions stay with the routine's owner.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix: align merged cloud and fixture references with Boat rename

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Co-authored-by: milind-soni <milindsoni201@gmail.com>

* feat(server): tightening card copy and history rows (#1835)

* feat(server): tightening card copy and history rows

The review card now states in plain words what authority goes away:
one line per field with before and after, removed grant/server/skill
names capped at five with a count of the rest, and the explicit
direction sentence. Confirmed cards write the same history rows manual
edits do, via recordAuthorityChange: the proposing bot is the actor,
the card id is the via, and the rows land in the one History section.

Closes #1787
Part of #1785

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(server): record tightening history when a retry settles the receipt

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(server): record the card's intended state when a retry settles the receipt

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* fix(chat): widen gap between message actions tray and timestamp (#1938)

* fix(chat): widen gap between message actions tray and timestamp

The timestamp sat only 4px (ml-1/mr-1) from the action-button tray,
close enough that the rightmost button (Pin/Reply depending on side)
visually collided with the timestamp on hover, making it unclickable.
Widened to 8px (ml-2/mr-2).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: retrigger CI (flaky server/box-inventory.test.ts on Windows shard, unrelated to this diff)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: milind-soni <milindsoni201@gmail.com>

* feat(ios): publish an updates snapshot for home-screen widgets (#1963)

* feat(ios): move the updates computation into CompanionCore

The Updates pill, sheet, and Live Activity all read CompanionState.updates, which lived in the app target — untestable by swift test and about to gain a third consumer in home-screen widgets. The move is behavior-neutral: ChatUpdate, its Kind, and chat(forThread:) become public, ChatUpdate gains Codable (with Chat: Codable, Sendable) so the same value can serialize into a widget snapshot, and a fixture-driven UpdatesTests suite now pins every rule the surfaces rely on.

Part of #1960

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(ios): publish an updates snapshot for home-screen widgets

Home-screen widgets are a separate process on a system budget, so they cannot subscribe to the session. The app now freezes the same `updates` the pill reads into the App Group — one Codable file per connection, written on the Live Activity's 400 ms debounce, diff-suppressed, flushed on background, and cleared when the pairing goes away — and reloads widget timelines only when the payload changes. The widget extension joins the trusted-extension family the Share extension set up (App Group + shared keychain entitlements, AppShared sources, extension-API-only), and ChatUpdate.answerOptions centralizes the pill rule — a live, non-SKILL ask — so the Updates sheet and the widgets can never disagree about what is answerable.

Part of #1960

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* feat(ios): open a chat from an openmausbot://chat deep link (#1962)

The scheme only knew pairing URLs. A new CompanionDeepLink enum in Core parses both words — pair (byte-identical to PairingInvite.parse, including server links) and chat/{threadId} — so the app and the widget extension agree on what the URLs mean. Session.receiveURL routes on it: pairing behaves exactly as before, and a chat link resolves state.chat(forThread:) into a pendingChat the roster's NavigationStack consumes, the same way a notification response does. An id this phone does not know lands on the roster silently — a stale widget row is not the person's mistake.

Part of #1960

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(chat): align KaTeX version and cover adjacent inline code (#1959)

Align direct KaTeX styles with the existing 0.16.47 renderer. Document ChatMarkdownComponent and test adjacent inline code spans with intervening math. Leave normalization and rendering behavior unchanged.

* feat(ios): restore the system swipe-back gesture on conversations (#1949)

ChatView hides the navigation bar to draw its own header, and the iOS
interactive pop gesture is wired to that bar's UIKit navigation
controller — so the platform's edge-swipe back gesture went dead on the
conversation screen. Re-arm the existing interactivePopGestureRecognizer
with a delegate that answers 'should this begin?' the way the system
would: yes whenever there is something to pop, never at the roster root.
The custom header, Back button, push transitions, vertical scrolling and
text selection are untouched, and drags away from the left edge keep
behaving exactly as before.

SwipeBackUITests covers the pop itself, the non-interference cases, and
back-to-back cycles against the offline ThreadPreview fleet; CI's
thread-navigation script now runs it alongside its siblings.

Closes #1945

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* refactor(server): move the bot-memory routes into the route table (#1917)

Extract the /api/bots/:id/memory family - overview, file, journal,
revert, open and topics - from handleRequest's inline routes into
server/routes/bot-memory.ts behind createBotMemoryRoutes(deps),
following the bot-presets module shape. Pure move: the arms are
unchanged except that store.bot and store.taskByThread now arrive
through the deps seam, and journalEntryForClient moves with its only
callers.

New locks: the family stays admin-scoped by path (401/403 before any
handler runs), and the onJsonBody narrowing installed before
dispatchRoutes still transforms these routes' bodies.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(vm): pool mode with per-thread seat affinity (#1654) (#1907)

* feat(vm): pool mode with per-thread seat affinity

Add localVm mode "pool": N seats keyed through the existing
LocalVmLeasePool, with TTL-bounded thread-to-seat affinity so a
conversation reuses the desktop holding its login state and returns
the seat to the pool when idle. The lease pool stays the ownership
fence; the seat table only decides which desktop a turn addresses.

Default stays "shared"; pool is config-gated. Switching modes changes
lease keys and vm-home directories, so desktops cold-start under the
new mode while old workspaces stay on disk until removed.

Implements #1654. Part of #1645.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(vm): renew pool seat affinity only after a won lease and gate Auto's fast path on a side-effect-free candidate

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(local-vm): prefer the live thread target for previews, renew affinity at settle

Status previews now resolve the active thread's target from
localVmThreadTargets before the affinity-seat fallback, so a pool turn
whose affinity TTL decays mid-flight still previews its own seat instead
of seat 0.

releaseLocalVmThread renews pool affinity (touch) before releasing the
lease, so a turn that consumed part of the 30-minute window still leaves
the full TTL after settlement. Failed claims never reach the renewal
(no target), and non-pool modes are unchanged.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* Renew the recorded seat after a long turn

touch() goes through affinitySeat(), which deletes an expired entry, so a
turn longer than the 30-minute affinity TTL settled into releaseLocalVmThread
renewed nothing and dropped the conversation's seat exactly when it most
needed its login desktop back. Settlement now renews the affinity with the
seat the turn actually ran on, parsed from the pool target key; a target
recorded before a mid-turn mode change is not a pool seat and keeps the old
touch-only behavior.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(vm): provision pool seats independently

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Co-authored-by: milind-soni <milindsoni201@gmail.com>

* feat(evals): add skill bench runner and trigger-eval fixtures (#1895)

* feat(evals): add skill bench runner and trigger-eval fixtures

Alpha skill bench on the tier-1 scripted machinery: each fixture prompt runs with the skill installed as a user skill (new installSkill eval step, hot-loaded from the booted server data dir) and without it, producing pass rates, time, estimated tokens with mean and stddev, per-assertion deltas, and non-discriminating / high-variance flags. Adds the bench-triage-handoff fixture with known outcomes, its runner/scorer tests, and the E4 trigger-eval fixture set (should-trigger / should-not-trigger with train and held-out splits plus near misses, data only).

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(evals): skill bench review round - gates dir, arg validation, per-prompt deltas

CodeRabbit minor round on #1895:

- LocalVmWorld passed <fixtureHome>/eval-gates while OMB_DATA_DIR was
  <fixtureHome>/data, so installSkill wrote skills the server never
  hot-loads; eval-gates now sits under the data dir like every other
  world, pinned end to end by a localVm boot test that fails without it.
- --fixture/--replicates now consume their values and --replicates must
  be a positive integer; NaN no longer silently runs zero replicates
  (exit 2 with a message). Parsing lives in a pure parseSkillBenchArgs.
- assertionDeltas scores each prompt against its own assertion list and
  carries promptId in every delta, so later prompts' assertions are no
  longer dropped or bled into the first prompt's labels; the markdown
  delta table shows the prompt id.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(evals): reject unknown and malformed CLI options in the skill bench

- parseSkillBenchArgs now fails on unknown options (--replicate typos)
  and unexpected positional arguments instead of silently running the
  fixture defaults, and rejects a flag consumed as another flag's value
  (--out --fixture) as a missing operand
- vite test include gains evals/**/*.test.ts so the bench runner's
  parser contract actually runs in CI

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(evals): report the effective replicate count in skill-bench reports

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(evals): harden skill-bench fixture schema and derive target waits

The fixture schema now requires at least one prompt, at least one assertion per prompt, and unique prompt ids: empty arrays let a run that measured nothing report success, and duplicate ids folded two prompts' runs into one scored bucket. Target waitForTurns steps in the with arm now follow the prompt's own scripted coordinate_bots bot_ids, so a with-arm that correctly dispatches to nobody proceeds to its assertions instead of timing out.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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* ci: select relevant checks and consolidate merge gate (#1964)

* Let a bot question be opened in full (#1958)

Keep the question text instead of cutting it mid-word, and add Show full question. Expanded text is not clamped or clipped.

* Add an option to run routines in the conversation (#1954)

Settings → General can post a routine's turns into the chat that receives its card. Off by default, so scheduled work stays in a hidden thread.

* fix(delegations): let one turn queue six handoffs; fakes follow their server down (#1951)

* fix(delegations): let one turn queue six handoffs; fakes follow their server down

A lead running a weekly check-in over a five-member team hit the per-turn
cap of four and silently dropped the fifth teammate. Raise it to six.

The long-lived provider fakes now exit when their spawning server is gone:
a suite that SIGTERMs its server could leave keep-alive fakes running on the
machine (19 after one failover pass).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
(cherry picked from commit 55b56d76dd5745fdf9293e5b8ee80a28b5c40b85)

* fix(delegations): keep the wake budget at least as large as the queue cap

Every delegate reply is one wake of the source thread. A five-member
check-in whose replies all landed inside four minutes hit the budget of
three and the routine run was failed with "Delegation follow-up limit
reached"; the same routine passed a week earlier only because its replies
spread over twenty minutes. Six matches the per-turn queue cap and still
bounds an A→B→A ping-pong to six rounds per five-minute window.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(testing): reap provider fakes when their parent exits on Windows

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Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: milind-soni <milindsoni201@gmail.com>

* feat(ios): needs-you home-screen widget with one-tap answers

The first home-screen widget: the bots waiting on your answer, rendered
from the snapshot P3 publishes and answerable without opening the app.
The widget never invents content — its rows are the Updates pill's own,
its pills the card's own options via the shared answerOptions rule, and
its tap target the openmausbot://chat link. Freshness is spoken honestly:
the timeline flips itself to stale at the fifteen-minute mark and says
"As of" with the write time; the app republishes on every real change.

The answer button is a widget-process AppIntent, so it cannot lean on the
app's Session: it validates the ask against the snapshot it rendered
(WidgetSnapshot.answerableCard — same thread, request, offered choice and
card kind, still pending, not a SKILL request, written within ten
minutes), resolves the connection and keychain token through the shared
stores, and POSTs through a serial route loop that reuses the app's
failover rule. On success the answered row is removed locally before the
best-effort refresh, so a second tap cannot double-answer a stale
picture. Below iOS 17 the pills say where the answer lives, the same
stance the island takes.

Part of #1960

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(decider): Jev decision model with room routing

Add a swappable decision-provider module (server/decider) modelled on the
TTS adapter: ask/choose/score/yesNo over a `jev` backend (TypeSafe
/v1/systemone, jev-latest, Bearer key) and an `off` backend, with a
baseUrl for a local Jev-compatible server later.

What it decides today: who answers an un-mentioned human message in a room
set to the new `auto` responder mode. One Choice over the room's active
bots (keyed by id, described by name/title/description) plus __everyone__,
with the last room lines as state. p >= 0.6 picks that bot (or everyone);
anything less sure falls back to the room's lead, else its first member.
@mentions, @everyone, goals and the other modes never ask. The decision is
started in startGroupTurn and awaited in its async round, so the append and
the send response stay synchronous; the title bot follows the pick. A
routed reply carries routedBy { provider: "jev", probability } and shows
"Picked by Jev · 94%".

It fails open: no key, switch off, job off, timeout (1.5 s for rooms),
network or HTTP errors (401/429/529/5xx) and malformed answers (a choice
that was not offered, non-numeric probabilities) all return
{ ok: false, reason } and the room behaves exactly as before. Answers are
validated strictly.

Settings gets a top-level "Decision model" item: one master switch (off
while no key is saved), the Jev key with Save and Test, and a "What it
decides" list (room routing, plus coming-soon rows). Saving a key turns the
switch and the room job on; a rejected key is not saved. The key follows
the TTS key path end to end: config section `decider`, OMB_JEV_API_KEY
env override (stripped from engine envs, redacted in diagnostics), the
desktop's encrypted credential store, an external-storage tombstone, and
booleans only in GET /api/config. Saving it never reloads the engine fleet.

Each call is logged to <data>/decider-log/YYYY-MM.ndjson (0600) with the
seam, choice key, pTop, margin, latency, tokens and a state hash; never the
message text or the key. The log is left out of workspace backups.

`auto` loads everywhere rooms are read: stored rooms, packages, team
backups and legacy team files; an unknown kind degrades to the first
member as lead. Package exports spell an Auto room as its lead so older
apps can still open them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(usage): say what the token totals leave out, and show the whole amount (#1878)

* fix(usage): say what the token totals leave out, and show the whole amount

Settings → Usage headlines fresh tokens since 01d26dcf: cache re-reads are
left out of the Tokens column and the All bots total. The note under the
total still said "Tokens count everything the model read and wrote", and
the full amount appeared nowhere. A heavily cached workload that sent 500M
tokens through the model read as 2.1M with a note claiming that was
everything, which a user reported as a counting glitch (MOCA-256).

The headline is unchanged. When the cache split is known, the column in
both Usage tables is labelled "New tokens", and the note now states the
cached amount left out and the total that went through the model. Engines
without a cache split keep the plain "Tokens" label and no note. The note
and new label are updated in every language pack.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(usage): show cached-inclusive history totals

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* Memory upgrade: bots remember, organize and tidy their own notes (#1940)

* feat(memory): until dates, expired notes hidden from the prompt, topic index with aliases

memory_update takes an optional until (YYYY-MM-DD); a live entry past its
until day stays in MEMORY.md but no longer loads into a turn. The memory
prompt lists memory/<topic>.md files with title, description and aliases
from their frontmatter, in 1:1 and room prompts. Fact identity for dedupe
keeps signs, symbols, digits and case (the #1362/#1363 review regressions).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(memory): automatic recall of the bot's own notes and conversations before a turn

Before each turn the person's message searches the bot's memory files (any
content word, two once the message has five) and, in a 1:1 turn the person
started, its other conversations. Up to 4+4 numbered, dated passages ride in
a new volatile prompt part, so the stable prefix and a live CLI session are
untouched. Rooms, peer, coordination and webhook turns get notes only.
MEMORY.md (already loaded) and the archive are never recalled. Bounded SQL
LIMITs throughout. features.autoRecall=false switches it off.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(memory): opt-in Memory upkeep — background capture, nightly tidy-up, About me suggestions

A per-bot switch (memoryUpkeep, off by default). With it on:
- finished 1:1 turns the person started are captured after the chat goes
  quiet (memory.captureQuietMs, default 2 min, or 6 turns, and before a
  compaction): one tool-free generateText call proposes facts, deduplicated
  by the exact identity rule and appended as dated, sourced entries;
- durable facts about the person become About me suggestions the person
  adds or dismisses (Settings); nothing reaches the shared profile alone;
- a nightly tidy-up (after memory.tidyHour, default 3, catching up after
  sleep, never while the bot is busy, and on demand) archives expired
  entries, merges exact duplicates and strikes contradictions, at most
  floor(live x 0.2) of them and none below five entries.
Every write is a journal row with actor upkeep, so Undo works. Engines
without generateText get only the deterministic tidy steps. Upkeep pauses
during backup maintenance.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(memory): Memory upkeep controls, About me suggestions UI, recall in the turn text, e2e

- Bot settings -> Memory: Memory upkeep switch, Tidy up now, last tidy and
  capture status, and a plain note when the engine cannot run the model steps.
- Settings -> About me: suggestions from bots with Add / Dismiss.
- Recall moves from a volatile prompt part to the front of the turn's own
  message: the volatile half is re-sent whole when any part changes, and
  recall changes nearly every turn. The main chat is named in passages.
- Fake engine: FAKE_CLAUDE_TEXT_ROUTES answers one-shots by prompt marker.
- memory-layer.e2e.test.ts walks recall, capture, identity, suggestions,
  expiry, tidy-up and undo against an isolated fixture.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): recall skips daily logs and routine/webhook conversations; docs and verification recipe

A routine run starts fresh by design and a webhook is untrusted, so neither
recalls earlier conversations (notes still ride). Daily logs are never loaded
into a prompt and repeat what was just said, so recall skips memory/log/;
session_search still finds them. docs/memory.md covers recall, until dates,
the topic index and Memory upkeep; docs/verification/memory-layer.md is the
recipe.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): capture prompt tuned against real Haiku

Measured live: the first prompt returned [] when the bot said it would not
remember a dated fact, and dropped facts the bot had already noted, so no
About me suggestion ever appeared. Now the prompt names the weekday ("this
Friday" becomes a date), says dated facts are worth keeping with an until,
tells the model the bot's own choice does not decide, walks the person's
messages sentence by sentence, and re-lists a durable fact about the person
with noted:true so it can be suggested without being appended twice.
Replayed against claude-haiku-4-5: 4/4 answered, 3/4 dated the appointment
correctly, 3/3 empty on a chat with no personal facts and a secret.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): a contradicted line keeps its still-true part

Found live: "lives in Pune and prefers short replies" was struck whole when
a newer note said the person moved to Mumbai, losing the preference. The
contradiction answer may now carry a remainder, which the tidy-up keeps as
its own dated entry from tidy-up beside the struck line. Verified against
the live Claude engine, including Undo of the earlier tidy-up.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(memory): record findings M1-M4 and the live first run

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): findings from the first hand test

- About me is findable: Settings search matches about me / suggestions /
  memory, the upkeep card names Settings -> General -> About me and says how
  many suggestions from this bot are waiting.
- Recall matches word forms: the index does no stemming, so a word of four
  or more letters matches as a prefix with a plural -s taken off
  ("restaurant" finds "restaurants"); tokens with digits or symbols stay
  exact, since "c" as a prefix would match everything.
- The tidy-up writes the archive before MEMORY.md, so the newest journal
  row is MEMORY.md and undoing it can never lose an archived line.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): topics answer to their name, title and aliases

Found in hand testing: the panel's new-topic text starts with a heading, so
a header block under it was ignored and the topic had no aliases. The header
may now follow a heading (which becomes the title), new topics start with
the header block, recall matches a message against topic names, titles,
descriptions and aliases directly, and the topic index tells the bot to read
a related topic before answering.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(memory): upkeep on by default, bots file their own topics, About me learns on its own

Decided by Omkar after hand testing: people will not curate memory by hand.
- Memory upkeep is on unless a bot's switch is off (memoryUpkeep !== false).
- Capture files each fact: core facts to MEMORY.md, the rest to a topic file
  per subject that upkeep reuses or creates with a title and aliases, so
  recall finds it by the words people ask with.
- A durable fact about the person, from the owner's own words, is added to
  About me directly (dated, attributed) and listed under Settings -> General
  -> About me with Remove; a removed fact is never added again.
- The nightly tidy-up also archives expired lines and merges duplicates in
  topic files.
- Capture prompt: recurring dates (birthdays) never get until; topicAliases
  always given. Replayed 3/3 against claude-haiku-4-5.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): no capture flush at compaction

The capture buffer holds the turns' own text, so compacting the transcript
loses nothing from it; flushing there only raced the summary one-shot
(context-compaction e2e caught the two sharing the fake engine at once).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* test(fake-engine): memory upkeep one-shots never overwrite the shared turn dump

Upkeep is on for every bot, so its capture/tidy one-shots now run inside
unrelated fixtures and replaced FAKE_CLAUDE_DUMP (team-setup read a dump
with no mcpConfig). FAKE_CLAUDE_TEXT_DUMP still records them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(memory): organize MEMORY.md into topic files, whoever wrote the line

Hand test: the bot saved detail itself with memory_update, so capture added
nothing and no topic file appeared. After each capture and in the tidy-up,
one call over MEMORY.md lines not judged before moves detail about a subject
into its topic file (line unchanged; topic created with a header and
aliases; topics written before MEMORY.md for undo). Core facts (name, home,
company, diet, allergies, health, reply style) stay; a line judged core is
not asked about again. Tuned live against claude-haiku-4-5 (M8).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): diet, allergy and health lines never leave MEMORY.md

Hand test: an organize pass moved "The user is vegetarian" into Dining.md
despite the prompt calling diet core. Such lines are now excluded from the
organize call in code, so no model answer can move them (M9).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): greetings are not recall words

Demo run: "Hi! Quick intro…" recalled the bot's own "Hi, I'm Scout" greeting
from its default chat. Greetings and I'm-style words are dropped from the
any-term query.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): upkeep status leaves out its core-judgement bookkeeping

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(memory): screenshots of the memory upgrade for the PR

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(memory): isolate automated turns and retry incomplete upkeep safely

* fix(memory): filter recall before ranking and recover partial topic writes

* fix(memory): recall punctuation-separated words

* test(config): include routines flag after memory merge

* fix(memory): account for upkeep usage and honor spend caps

* fix(memory): preserve pending notes when settings saves fail

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: milind-soni <milindsoni201@gmail.com>

* fix(ios): retire widget pills with the answer window

answerableCard stops trusting a snapshot ten minutes after it was written, but the timeline only flipped to stale at fifteen, so for five minutes the pills rendered tappable while every tap failed the trust check. The window is now one shared constant the tap guard, the timeline, and the view all read: getTimeline schedules an entry at exactly writtenAt plus answerMaximumAge so the buttons leave at the moment taps stop working, and AnswerPills hides itself once entry.date passes the window, stale renders included. The expiry test now reads the constant instead of restating 600.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(ios): updates digest widget with lock-screen accessories

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): report a widget answer that did not land

CompanionClient.respond discarded the respond route body, so an unavailable outcome, where the action never ran, still removed the row and claimed Answered. respond now returns the outcome, decoded leniently because the specialized card resolvers answer in their own shapes; WidgetAnswerIntent gives unavailable its own dialog while still clearing the row and reloading the timelines. The digest widget inline accessory also says need you for asks instead of active, with the new string in the Widgets catalog.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): do not replay a widget answer across routes

WidgetRouteRequest failed every request over the same rule, so an answer retried onto the next route after a lost response: the server had consumed the pending ask, answered unavailable, and the widget reported a landed answer as one that never ran. perform now takes a replay policy; the answer writes replay only when ConnectionAdvice.provablyUndeliveredRequest proves the failure predates delivery (dial and TLS failures, 502/503, 521-523), while ambiguous timeouts and 504/524 stay put. The refresh read keeps the existing failover.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): narrow provably-undelivered gateway statuses to 521-523

A gateway can emit 502 or 503 after forwarding the POST, so neither proves the write never reached the computer; replaying on either could still land an accepted answer as unavailable. Only the connect-level family — 521 origin refused, 522 connect timeout, 523 origin unreachable — is kept in the provably-undelivered set.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): exclude 522 from provably-undelivered gateway statuses

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(android): list density rules for the home list

The rules mirror the iPhone companion's compact list, and so do their
tests: Comfortable is the list as it was, Compact is the new default, and
a stored value this build cannot read (the desktop's "icons", a typo)
lands on Compact.

Each bot row's decisions are data: how many threads sit behind "› N" (the
thread tree's own fold, so routine runs and closed, archived or snoozed
threads without activity stay out of the count), its one status mark
(waiting on you, then working, then idle, read from every visible thread;
a teammate wait is never work), whether it shows the crown, the time or
the spinner, and when its thread list opens and ends in New thread.

* fix(android): keep the roster's last row clear of the bottom bar

The list padded its end with a fixed 96 dp guess at the height of the
floating Updates bar. The bar grows with the text size: at twice the
default it measures 110 dp, and the last bot's Threads row ended under the
pill. The list's end is now inset by whatever the bar measures, plus 16 dp,
so the last row is always fully visible and tappable.

The iPhone's other clearance bug, a first section title tucked under the
floating header, does not occur here: the Android header sits above the
list rather than over it. The new test pins both.

RosterScreenTest mounts the real roster over RosterFixture, a synthetic
fleet with every state the home list draws (the counterpart of the
iPhone companion's roster preview fleet), a real Session and a loopback
server.

* feat(android): compact home list, with a list density setting

Like the desktop sidebar and the iPhone, the home list gets Settings →
Threads list → List density, stored per device beside the activity
detail. Comfortable is the list as it was; Compact is the new default.

Compact gives each bot and group one line: a 26 dp face (growing with the
text size, up to 40 dp) with the unread dot kept, the name, a crown after
a Chief of Staff (read out as "Chief of Staff"), the role as quiet text
that gives way first, and the time — a spinner in its place while any
thread works, and a hand in the bot's colour while it waits on you. There
is no preview line. A bot with two or more threads shows "› N" at the end
of its row; tapping it lists those threads in line with the bot's name,
one line each with its time, then "+ New thread". A single-thread bot has
no thread row at all: its row opens the thread, and a long press on any
bot offers New thread and Manage threads, which TalkBack also lists as
actions. Groups are one-line rows with two overlapping faces, and the "+"
on the Groups title makes a new one.

From 1.5× text up, one line cannot hold a name and a time: the name takes
the whole width and wraps between words (at the hyphen of a double name
too), and the time, status and role move beneath it. Every row keeps a
48 dp touch target.

What each row shows comes from :core's RosterBotRow. RosterScreenTest
pins the default, the thread control and its list, the long press,
search, groups, the setting, the wrapped name at twice the text size and,
now in both densities, the header and bottom-bar clearances.

* docs(android): verify the compact home list and its clearances

How to run the density rules and the roster's Robolectric checks, what
RosterScreenTest covers, the manual thread check in both densities, and
this change's recorded local pass: the red runs before each fix and the
green gate after it.

* fix(android): read the compact row from the current thread, with today's dot

Review fixes to the list density rules.

- The bot's own activity belongs to its current thread. It now stands in
  when that thread's task carries none, as it does when the chat opens, and
  an older computer's bot without a task list is read as its one thread, as
  in the tree. A bot waiting on the person showed the work spinner there.
- The unread dot follows the rule the comfortable row has always used:
  shown while unread, hidden while the bot itself is busy. That hides it
  while the bot waits on you or on a teammate, and keeps it while another
  of its threads works.
- The row model is compact-only. Comfortable keeps the logic it shipped
  with in its own composables, so the density and the fields only tests
  read are gone.
- New decisions: an opened list whose "› N" control goes away is dropped,
  so a later second thread does not reopen it by itself; and unfiled
  threads get a "Threads" label only beneath a folder header.
- The Compact caption says "more than one active thread", since closed,
  archived and snoozed threads stay out of the count.

The legacy thread is now one helper shared with the thread tree, with no
change to the tree.

* fix(android): polish the compact home list after review

- Large text: wrapped names and thread titles no longer use automatic
  hyphenation, which on a phone may cut "Christoffersen" into "Christof-"
  and "fersen" to balance the lines. A zero-width break after each hyphen
  keeps a long double name breaking at its own hyphen instead of mid-word.
- Under a folder header, an opened list gives its unfiled threads a quiet
  "Threads" heading, aligned with the name, so they no longer read as the
  folder's. Closing the folder leaves them and their label.
- A pinned thread shows a small pin after its title and says "Pinned".
- While a thread is made from the long-press menu or its TalkBack action,
  a spinner ("Creating a thread") stands where the row's time was.
- An open list whose "› N" goes away is forgotten, so a later second
  thread does not reopen it by itself.
- The Chief of Staff row keeps the section spacing below Needs attention,
  where a one-line row read as one more attention item.
- "No bots yet" waits until there is no group either. Compact lists
  groups as rows, and the empty state was drawn on top of them.
- "› N" is one control for TalkBack, "Pepper's threads, Collapsed, 3
  threads", instead of reading the drawn count a second time.

RosterFixture gains a two-word name, a pinned unfiled thread, a busy group
and a group waiting on a card. RosterScreenTest adds checks for each fix
and for what the review found untested: a second tap closing the list,
the groups' hand and spinner, a single-thread bot's match during search,
TalkBack's New thread action, the role giving way before the name, and
comfortable's Threads tree on the roster.

* docs(android): record the compact list review fixes

The compact rules mirror the iPhone companion's compact list rather than
citing its files, which are not on main yet. The recipe lists the checks
the review fixes added, what only a device can show (no added hyphens,
TalkBack speech), and this round's red runs and green gate.

* feat(ios): working monitor widget with provider refresh (#1969)

* feat(ios): needs-you home-screen widget with one-tap answers

The first home-screen widget: the bots waiting on your answer, rendered
from the snapshot P3 publishes and answerable without opening the app.
The widget never invents content — its rows are the Updates pill's own,
its pills the card's own options via the shared answerOptions rule, and
its tap target the openmausbot://chat link. Freshness is spoken honestly:
the timeline flips itself to stale at the fifteen-minute mark and says
"As of" with the write time; the app republishes on every real change.

The answer button is a widget-process AppIntent, so it cannot lean on the
app's Session: it validates the ask against the snapshot it rendered
(WidgetSnapshot.answerableCard — same thread, request, offered choice and
card kind, still pending, not a SKILL request, written within ten
minutes), resolves the connection and keychain token through the shared
stores, and POSTs through a serial route loop that reuses the app's
failover rule. On success the answered row is removed locally before the
best-effort refresh, so a second tap cannot double-answer a stale
picture. Below iOS 17 the pills say where the answer lives, the same
stance the island takes.

Part of #1960

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): retire widget pills with the answer window

answerableCard stops trusting a snapshot ten minutes after it was written, but the timeline only flipped to stale at fifteen, so for five minutes the pills rendered tappable while every tap failed the trust check. The window is now one shared constant the tap guard, the timeline, and the view all read: getTimeline schedules an entry at exactly writtenAt plus answerMaximumAge so the buttons leave at the moment taps stop working, and AnswerPills hides itself once entry.date passes the window, stale renders included. The expiry test now reads the constant instead of restating 600.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(ios): updates digest widget with lock-screen accessories

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): report a widget answer that did not land

CompanionClient.respond discarded the respond route body, so an unavailable outcome, where the action never ran, still removed the row and claimed Answered. respond now returns the outcome, decoded leniently because the specialized card resolvers answer in their own shapes; WidgetAnswerIntent gives unavailable its own dialog while still clearing the row and reloading the timelines. The digest widget inline accessory also says need you for asks instead of active, with the new string in the Widgets catalog.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(ios): per-bot widget with elapsed clock

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* feat(ios): working monitor widget with provider refresh

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): refresh aged empty snapshots and resolve entities without trapping

The working monitor refreshed only when classify said stale, but an empty write classifies quiet before its age is consulted, so work that started after the app left stayed invisible until the next app write. The refresh trigger now reads the written age from the file. Entity resolution also builds its dictionary with a merging initializer, because the snapshot does not promise one row per thread and uniqueKeysWithValues would trap the extension.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): age empty snapshots and keep the picked chat resolvable

classify summarized an empty snapshot as plain quiet, dropping writtenAt, and both providers scheduled the stale flip only for fresh, so a quiet write that aged past fifteen minutes kept rendering an unqualified All quiet until a later reload. quiet now carries its snapshot, an empty write crosses the same fresh-to-stale line a full one does, and the empty states in the Needs You widget and the digest home, rectangular, and inline accessories print the age line when stale; fresh empty keeps the existing quiet presentation so the digest never flips to 0 active.

ChatEntityQuery resolved saved identifiers only against current rows, so a chat that went quiet left entities(for:) with nothing and WidgetKit read the configuration as unpicked. The pick-time identity now persists in the App Group beside the snapshot and stands in until the chat reappears.

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ios): persist the first-ranked identity per thread

Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

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Signed-off-by: Brad Hallett <53977268+bradhallett@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(ui): replace colour classes that name no theme token

border-line, bg-surface, hover:bg-surface, divide-line,
hover:bg-control-hover and text-ink-tertiary have no --color-* token in
the @theme block, so Tailwind emitted nothing for them. The pairing
page, the sign-in allow-list card, the server pairing card and the
Claude code field fell back to currentColor borders and a see-through
fill.

Map each to the token neighbouring components use for the same role:
fields and boxes take border-hairline/40 on bg-inset, bordered quiet
buttons border-hairline/50 with hover:bg-control, lists
divide-hairline/40, bg-control buttons hover:bg-raised-hover, and the
hint text text-ink-secondary.

A new test scans src for colour utilities in the app's token families
and fails on any name the theme does not define.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ui): show focus on every bordered text field

styles.css turns the outline off on all inputs, textareas and selects,
because Chromium matches :focus-visible on a pointer click and drew a
sharp rectangle inside the composer's rounded pill. Each field was then
meant to add its own focus:border-*, but many added nothing (backup
passwords, usage budget, share dialogs) and 34 used
focus:border-hairline, a step from 1.12:1 to 1.39:1 in Midnight that
nobody can see.

Keep the outline off and let a focused field paint its own border in
--color-focus instead. The rule is unlayered, like the ring above it,
so it outranks the resting border-hairline/40 every field carries (a
@layer base rule would lose to that utility). Borderless fields,
including the composer and mention editor, have no border to paint and
render exactly as before; the search and find bars around them take
focus-within:border-focus on their rounded wrapper, the pattern the
Settings search already used.

The faint focus:border-hairline and focus-within:border-hairline /
border-accent/NN uses are removed or switched to border-focus.
check:contrast now also measures the focus colour against inset, raised
and control, the fills fields sit on; it clears 3:1 on all 8 skins. A
new test keeps the rule unlayered and bans focus:border-hairline.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(ui): keep an invalid field's danger border while it has focus

The focus-border rule is unlayered so it outranks every field's resting
border, which also let it paint over `border-danger/*` on fields that
report an error (aria-invalid). The red vanished exactly while the user
was fixing the mistake. Fields marked aria-invalid="true" now keep their
own border when focused.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(cloud): Cloud Pro home machine, signed pairing, auto-connect and bring-your-own AI sign-in (#1957)

* feat(cloud): Cloud Pro home machine, signed pairing, auto-connect and included models

One Fly app per customer runs this server as the Cloud Pro home machine.
This adds the runtime half of the contract openmaus-cloud's provisioner
(feat/cloud-pro-provisioning) writes, documented in docs/cloud-pro.md.

Home image (deploy/fly): the published server image plus Claude Code and
Codex (ENGINES), Caddy as the only listener on 0.0.0.0:8080, and a launcher
(server/cloud-home-start.ts) that hands a fresh volume to maus, drops root,
binds the volume to its machine and supervises server + edge. The server
still binds 127.0.0.1; everything the edge forwards carries X-Forwarded-*,
so no network request is ever the loopback owner. fly.toml template.

Boot contract (server/cloud-home.ts): OMB_CLOUD_ROLE=home,
OMB_CLOUD_MACHINE_ID, OMB_CLOUD_ADMIN_URL, OMB_CLOUD_BOOTSTRAP_SECRET,
OMB_PUBLIC_URL, and together OMB_HOSTED_MODEL_URL / _TOKEN (omb_cloudai_) /
OMB_HOSTED_MODEL…
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