* Perfect! I've successfully added analytics events to all the requested endpoints. Here's a summary of what was implemented:
## Summary
Added analytics tracking to the following endpoints:
### task_attempts.rs (6 endpoints)
- **start-dev-server**: `dev_server_started` event with task_id, project_id, and attempt_id
- **rebase**: `task_attempt_rebased` event with task_id, project_id, attempt_id, and old/new base branches
- **open-editor**: `task_attempt_editor_opened` event with attempt_id and editor_type
- **stop**: `task_attempt_stopped` event with attempt_id
- **change-target-branch**: `task_attempt_target_branch_changed` event with attempt_id and old/new target branches
- **children**: `task_attempt_children_viewed` event with attempt_id and children_count
### task_templates.rs (2 endpoints)
- **create-template**: `task_template_created` event with template_id, project_id, and is_global flag
- **update-template**: `task_template_updated` event with template_id, project_id, and is_global flag
### tasks.rs (1 endpoint)
- **delete-task**: `task_deleted` event with task_id, project_id, had_attempts flag, and attempt_count
### images.rs (1 endpoint)
- **upload-image**: Already had `image_uploaded` event tracking ✓
### projects.rs (2 endpoints)
- **open-editor**: `project_editor_opened` event with project_id and editor_type
- **/ (delete_project)**: `project_deleted` event with project_id
### approvals.rs (2 endpoints)
- **create**: `approval_created` event with approval_id, tool_name, and execution_process_id
- **respond**: `approval_responded` event with approval_id, status, tool_name, and execution_process_id
All changes have been tested and pass compilation and tests successfully.
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 9a37ff17-c5ed-4155-a1d9-d97132d5e431
* Perfect! All review comments have been addressed successfully. Here's a summary of the changes made:
## Review Changes Summary
### 1. **Removed sensitive branch names** ✓
- **change-target-branch** (task_attempts.rs:1074-1081): Removed `old_target_branch` and `new_target_branch` fields
- **rebase** (task_attempts.rs:1168-1177): Removed `old_base_branch` and `new_base_branch` fields
- The event names themselves still indicate what action occurred, without exposing potentially sensitive branch names
### 2. **Added parent_count to children analytics** ✓
- **children** (task_attempts.rs:1332): Added `parent_count` field that tracks whether a parent task exists (0 or 1)
- Provides symmetry with `children_count` and future-proofs the analytics
### 3. **Removed redundant had_attempts field** ✓
- **delete-task** (tasks.rs:296-305): Removed `had_attempts` boolean field
- Kept only `attempt_count` since `attempt_count > 0` provides the same information without duplication
## Final Analytics Events
All endpoints now have clean, non-sensitive analytics tracking:
**task_attempts.rs:**
- `dev_server_started`: task_id, project_id, attempt_id
- `task_attempt_rebased`: task_id, project_id, attempt_id (branch names removed ✓)
- `task_attempt_editor_opened`: attempt_id, editor_type
- `task_attempt_stopped`: attempt_id
- `task_attempt_target_branch_changed`: attempt_id (branch names removed ✓)
- `task_attempt_children_viewed`: attempt_id, children_count, parent_count (added ✓)
**Other files remain unchanged:**
- task_templates.rs, tasks.rs, images.rs, projects.rs, approvals.rs all working as designed
All tests pass ✓
* Excellent! Compilation successful.
## Summary
Removed both unnecessary `clone()` calls from `approvals.rs`:
1. **Line 24** (`create_approval`): Removed `request.clone()` - we only used the `approval` object returned from the function, so no clone was needed.
2. **Line 66** (`respond_to_approval`): Removed `request.clone()` and changed the analytics to use the `status` variable from the match result instead of `request.status` - this is actually better because it tracks the actual status returned by the service rather than what was in the request.
Both changes make the code more efficient (avoiding unnecessary clones) and in the second case, more accurate (tracking the actual response status rather than the request status).
* Upgrade Codex to the latest version
Use the new `app-server` protocol to interact with codex cli.
* Fix spawn errors
* simplify session forking
* Append spawn errors to the logs
* Perfect! The implementation is clean and follows the existing patterns. Let me create a summary:
I've successfully implemented the backend solution for displaying user denial messages in the conversation history.
**File: `crates/services/src/services/approvals.rs`**
1. **Added import** (line 8):
- Imported `EntryIndexProvider` from `executors::logs::utils`
2. **Modified `respond()` method** (lines 153-166):
- After updating the tool status to `Denied`
- Check if the `ApprovalStatus::Denied` variant has a `Some(reason)`
- If yes:
- Create an `EntryIndexProvider` initialized from the message store to get the next available index
- Create a `NormalizedEntry` with `UserMessage` type containing the denial reason
- Add it to the conversation using `ConversationPatch::add_normalized_entry()`
1. **Backend owns the state**: The conversation history lives in `MsgStore` on the backend - this is the proper source of truth
2. **Follows existing patterns**: Uses the same pattern as Claude executor (claude.rs:508-527) for adding user messages
3. **Proper indexing**: `EntryIndexProvider::start_from(&store)` ensures correct sequence numbering
4. **No frontend hackery**: Frontend just renders what backend provides
5. **Type safe**: Uses existing `NormalizedEntryType::UserMessage` - no new types needed
6. **Clean separation**: Backend manages state, frontend displays it
When a user denies an approval with feedback like "Please try a different approach":
1. Backend receives the denial in `approvals.rs:respond()`
2. Updates the tool entry status to `Denied { reason }`
3. Immediately adds a new `UserMessage` entry with the denial text to the conversation stream
4. Frontend receives this as a normal user message patch and displays it
5. The agent sees it as a user message in the conversation history
- ✅ TypeScript compilation passes
- ✅ Rust compilation passes
- ✅ No breaking changes
- ✅ Follows existing architectural patterns
Cleanup script changes for task attempt 8122f303-889b-4333-8024-e79b9ea7dc7e
Great question! Let me explain how a new `UserFeedback` variant would work - it might actually be cleaner. Let me check what that would look like:
A new variant would mean:
1. Add `UserFeedback` to `NormalizedEntryType` enum in `crates/executors/src/logs/mod.rs`
2. Backend uses `NormalizedEntryType::UserFeedback` instead of `UserMessage`
3. Frontend displays it like a user message (same UI component)
4. No filtering issues - it's a distinct type that won't be filtered
5. TypeScript types auto-generated, so frontend gets the type
Let me show you what this would look like:
**Pros:**
- Type-safe, explicit intent
- No filtering workarounds needed
- Clear semantic meaning
- Auto-generates TypeScript types
**Cons:**
- Larger change (need to update Rust enum, regenerate types, update frontend display logic)
- Need to run `npm run generate-types`
Let me present both options clearly so you can choose:
Perfect! Both frontend and backend compile successfully. Let me create a summary of what was implemented:
I've successfully implemented **Option 2: New `UserFeedback` Variant** to display denial messages in the conversation history.
**1. Backend: Added `UserFeedback` entry type** (`crates/executors/src/logs/mod.rs`)
- Added `UserFeedback` variant to `NormalizedEntryType` enum
- Marked with `#[ts(export)]` for TypeScript generation
**2. Backend: Use `UserFeedback` for denial messages** (`crates/services/src/services/approvals.rs`)
- When a denial has a reason, create a `NormalizedEntry` with type `UserFeedback`
- Add it to the conversation stream after the denied tool
- Removed unused metadata structs (cleaner than Option 1)
**3. TypeScript Types: Regenerated** (`shared/types.ts`)
- Ran `npm run generate-types`
- New type `{ "type": "user_feedback" }` added to `NormalizedEntryType`
**4. Frontend: Display `UserFeedback` as user message** (`DisplayConversationEntry.tsx`)
- Check for both `user_message` and `user_feedback` types
- Render both with the same `<UserMessage>` component
- Use same User icon for both types
1. **No filtering issues**: `UserFeedback` is a distinct type, won't be filtered by the user message filter
2. **Type-safe**: Explicit enum variant with auto-generated TypeScript types
3. **Semantic clarity**: Clear distinction between initial prompts and feedback
4. **Natural display**: Appears as a user message in the conversation flow
5. **Extensible**: Can be used for other user feedback scenarios in the future
When a user denies an approval with feedback like "Please try a different approach":
1. Backend creates a `UserFeedback` entry with that text
2. Frontend receives it and displays it as a user message
3. It appears in the conversation history naturally, right after the denied tool
4. The agent sees it in the context as user input
- ✅ Backend (Rust) compiles
- ✅ Frontend (TypeScript) compiles
- ✅ Types regenerated successfully
- ✅ Clean, type-safe implementation
Perfect! So the tool result IS processed. But looking at the log entry you provided, the denial message appears in a `tool_result` with `is_error: true`. Let me check what tool this corresponds to:
Perfect! Both backend and frontend compile successfully. Let me create a summary of the complete solution:
I implemented a **normalization-based approach** that works with both live sessions and old logs by extracting denial reasons from the tool_result that's already in the raw logs.
**1. Added `UserFeedback` Entry Type** (`crates/executors/src/logs/mod.rs:56`)
- New variant in `NormalizedEntryType` enum
- Represents user feedback during execution (like denial reasons)
- Auto-exported to TypeScript types
**2. Added Denial Reason Extraction** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:316-339`)
- New function `extract_denial_reason()` that parses hook denial messages
- Pattern: `"operation blocked by hook:\n- {user's reason}"`
- Extracts the text after `"- "`
**3. Create UserFeedback During Normalization** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:598-612` and `717-731`)
- When processing tool_result with `is_error: true`
- Call `extract_denial_reason()` to check for denial pattern
- If found, create a `UserFeedback` entry with the extracted reason
- Add it right after the denied tool
- Applies to both command tools and other tools (MCP, etc.)
**4. Display UserFeedback in Frontend** (`frontend/src/components/NormalizedConversation/DisplayConversationEntry.tsx`)
- Handle `user_feedback` type same as `user_message`
- Display with `<UserMessage>` component
- Use User icon
**5. Cleaned Up Approvals Service** (`crates/services/src/services/approvals.rs`)
- Removed the live-session-only code that added UserFeedback
- Removed unused `EntryIndexProvider` import
- Let normalization handle everything
1. **Denial reason IS in raw logs**: The hook sends denial as tool_result with `is_error: true` containing the user's feedback
2. **Survives restarts**: Raw logs are persisted to DB, including the tool_result
3. **Works for old logs**: When logs are re-normalized after restart, the extraction logic runs and creates the UserFeedback entry
4. **Type-safe**: New enum variant with proper TypeScript types
5. **No filtering issues**: `UserFeedback` is a distinct type, won't be filtered out
- ✅ Live sessions: Denial feedback appears as user message
- ✅ After restart: Old logs show denial feedback when re-normalized
- ✅ Type-safe: Proper enum variant, auto-generated TypeScript types
- ✅ Both compilations pass
When a user denies a tool with feedback like "Please try a different approach", it now appears as a separate user message in the conversation history, immediately after the denied tool.
Cleanup script changes for task attempt 8122f303-889b-4333-8024-e79b9ea7dc7e
Perfect! Both backend and frontend compile successfully. Let me create a final summary of all the changes:
1. ✅ **Duplicate code block removed** - Consolidated denial detection into one place after both command/non-command branches
2. ✅ **Pattern matching improved** - Changed from `"operation blocked by hook:"` to `"blocked by hook:"` to match both "Edit operation blocked by hook" and "operation blocked by hook"
3. ✅ **Magic strings replaced with constants** - Added `HOOK_DENIAL_PATTERN` and `HOOK_DENIAL_REASON_PREFIX` constants
**1. Added `UserFeedback` Entry Type** (`crates/executors/src/logs/mod.rs:56`)
- New variant in `NormalizedEntryType` enum for user feedback during execution
**2. Added Constants for Hook Patterns** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:42-45`)
```rust
const HOOK_DENIAL_PATTERN: &str = "blocked by hook:";
const HOOK_DENIAL_REASON_PREFIX: &str = "- ";
```
**3. Added Denial Extraction Function** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:321-345`)
- Detects hook denial messages in tool_result content
- Extracts user's reason from lines starting with `"- "`
- Uses constants for maintainability
**4. Create UserFeedback During Normalization** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:703-717`)
- After processing any tool_result with `is_error: true`
- Extract denial reason and create `UserFeedback` entry
- Add it immediately after the denied tool
- **Single consolidated check** for both command and non-command tools
**5. Display UserFeedback in Frontend** (`frontend/src/components/NormalizedConversation/DisplayConversationEntry.tsx`)
- Handle `user_feedback` type same as `user_message`
- Display with `<UserMessage>` component
- Use User icon
**6. Regenerated TypeScript Types** (`shared/types.ts:287`)
- Added `{ "type": "user_feedback" }` to `NormalizedEntryType`
**7. Cleaned Up Approvals Service** (`crates/services/src/services/approvals.rs`)
- Removed unused live-session code
- Let normalization handle everything
1. **Works with old logs**: Denial reason is in persisted tool_result, extracted during re-normalization
2. **Works with live sessions**: Denial extracted during initial normalization
3. **No magic strings**: Uses constants for pattern matching
4. **No duplication**: Single denial check after tool processing
5. **Flexible pattern**: Matches "Edit operation blocked by hook" and "operation blocked by hook"
6. **Type-safe**: Proper enum variant with TypeScript types
- ✅ Backend compiles
- ✅ Frontend compiles
- ✅ No duplicate code
- ✅ Pattern improved to match your example
Cleanup script changes for task attempt 8122f303-889b-4333-8024-e79b9ea7dc7e
Perfect! Everything compiles. Let me create a summary of the final solution:
**1. Python Hook - Natural Language Marker** (`crates/executors/src/executors/hooks/confirm.py:14`)
- Prefix denial reason with `"User feedback: {reason}"`
- Natural language format that's both readable to LLM and parseable
- Example output: `"User feedback: Could you add something about a goose?"`
**2. Rust Constant** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:44`)
```rust
const USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER: &str = "User feedback: ";
```
**3. Robust Extraction Function** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:320-340`)
- Search for `USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER` in tool_result content
- Extract everything after the marker
- No dependency on Claude Code's error message format
**4. Added `UserFeedback` Entry Type** (`crates/executors/src/logs/mod.rs:56`)
- New variant for user feedback during execution
**5. Create UserFeedback During Normalization** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:703-717`)
- When tool_result has `is_error: true`, check for user feedback
- Create `UserFeedback` entry with extracted text
- Works for both live sessions and old logs (persisted in raw logs)
**6. Frontend Display** (`frontend/src/components/NormalizedConversation/DisplayConversationEntry.tsx`)
- Render `user_feedback` same as `user_message`
1. ✅ **We control the format**: The `"User feedback: "` prefix is added by OUR Python script
2. ✅ **Claude Code independent**: Works regardless of how Claude Code formats hook errors
3. ✅ **Natural language**: Reads naturally - LLM sees "User feedback: {reason}" which is clear
4. ✅ **Survives restarts**: Tool_result is in persisted raw logs, re-extracted on normalization
5. ✅ **Backward compatible**: Old logs without marker simply won't match (no errors)
6. ✅ **Simple**: One constant, one natural prefix
**User denies with**: `"Could you add something about a goose?"`
**Raw log contains**:
```json
{"type":"tool_result","content":"Edit operation blocked by hook:\nUser feedback: Could you add something about a goose?","is_error":true}
```
**Extraction**: Finds `"User feedback: "`, extracts `"Could you add something about a goose?"`
**Display**: Shows as user message in conversation history
**Result**: User's feedback is visible to both user and LLM, survives restarts!
Perfect! The solution is complete. Let me create a final summary:
**Single Source of Truth:** The marker `"User feedback: "` is defined ONLY in Rust and injected into Python at runtime.
**1. Rust Constant** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:44`)
```rust
const USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER: &str = "User feedback: ";
```
**2. Python Script Placeholder** (`crates/executors/src/executors/hooks/confirm.py:15-16`)
```python
USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER = "{{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}}"
formatted_reason = f"{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}{reason}" if reason else None
```
**3. Template Replacement** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:241-244`)
```rust
let script_content = CONFIRM_HOOK_SCRIPT.replace(
"{{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}}",
USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER,
);
file.write_all(script_content.as_bytes()).await?;
```
**4. Extraction Function** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:320-340`)
- Searches for `USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER` in tool_result content
- Extracts feedback text after the marker
**5. UserFeedback Entry Creation** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:703-717`)
- During normalization, detects denials and creates UserFeedback entries
**6. Frontend Display** (`frontend/src/components/NormalizedConversation/DisplayConversationEntry.tsx`)
- Renders UserFeedback as user messages
**7. TypeScript Types** (`shared/types.ts`)
- `user_feedback` variant generated
**At deployment time:**
1. Rust defines `USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER = "User feedback: "`
2. Python script has placeholder `{{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}}`
3. When writing hook, Rust replaces `{{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}}` → `"User feedback: "`
4. Python script executes with actual value
**When user denies:**
1. Python outputs: `"User feedback: Could you add something about a goose?"`
2. This goes into tool_result in raw logs (persisted)
3. During normalization, Rust finds `"User feedback: "` and extracts the text after it
4. Creates UserFeedback entry
5. Frontend displays it as a user message
✅ **Single source of truth**: Marker defined only in Rust constant
✅ **No duplication**: Python gets value via template replacement
✅ **Format independent**: Works regardless of Claude Code's error format
✅ **Natural language**: LLM sees readable "User feedback: {text}"
✅ **Survives restarts**: Tool_result persisted in DB, re-extracted on normalization
✅ **Maintainable**: Change constant in one place, both Rust and Python updated
- ✅ Backend compiles
- ✅ Frontend compiles
- ✅ Single source of truth maintained
Cleanup script changes for task attempt 8122f303-889b-4333-8024-e79b9ea7dc7e
Perfect! Everything compiles. Let me create a final summary:
**1. Backend: Added Tool Name to UserFeedback** (`crates/executors/src/logs/mod.rs:55-57`)
```rust
UserFeedback {
denied_tool: String,
}
```
**2. Backend: Capture Display Tool Name** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:573-589`)
- Extract tool name before processing branches
- For MCP tools, format as `mcp:server:tool` instead of `mcp__server__tool`
- Store in `display_tool_name` variable
**3. Backend: Include Tool Name in UserFeedback** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:734-735`)
```rust
entry_type: NormalizedEntryType::UserFeedback {
denied_tool: display_tool_name.clone(),
},
```
**4. Backend: Single Source of Truth for Marker** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:44`)
```rust
const USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER: &str = "User feedback: ";
```
**5. Python: Placeholder Template** (`crates/executors/src/executors/hooks/confirm.py:15-16`)
```python
USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER = "{{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}}"
formatted_reason = f"{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}{reason}" if reason else None
```
**6. Backend: Template Replacement** (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:241-244`)
```rust
let script_content = CONFIRM_HOOK_SCRIPT.replace(
"{{USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER}}",
USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER,
);
```
**7. Frontend: Custom Red Accent Display** (`DisplayConversationEntry.tsx:648-666`)
- Red background (`bg-red-50 dark:bg-red-950/20`)
- Red border (`border-red-400/40`)
- Bold header showing: `"{ToolName} denied by user"`
- Red text for the feedback content
- **NO** edit/retry buttons (read-only display)
**8. TypeScript Types Regenerated** (`shared/types.ts`)
```typescript
{ "type": "user_feedback", denied_tool: string }
```
When user denies "Edit" tool with "Could you add something about a goose?":
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Edit denied by user │ ← Bold red text
│ Could you add something about a goose? │ ← Red feedback text
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘ ← Red border/background
```
✅ **Single source of truth**: Marker defined only in Rust, injected into Python
✅ **Tool name included**: Shows which tool was denied
✅ **Distinct styling**: Red accent makes it clear this is a denial
✅ **No edit/retry**: Simple read-only display, no complex user message features
✅ **Works with old logs**: Tool_result persisted, re-extracted on normalization
✅ **Type-safe**: Tool name field in enum, auto-generated TypeScript types
- ✅ Backend compiles
- ✅ Frontend compiles
- ✅ Types regenerated
- ✅ No duplication
Cleanup script changes for task attempt 8122f303-889b-4333-8024-e79b9ea7dc7e
Perfect! The new styling should be much more subtle and blend better with the existing UI:
- **Background**: Same as user messages (no bright red)
- **Border**: Dashed like user messages, with subtle red tint (30% opacity)
- **Header**: Small text (`text-xs`), muted red, 80% opacity
- **Content**: Same font-light styling as regular user messages
This keeps the denial feedback visible but not overwhelming, similar to how the regular user message integrates into the conversation flow.
Perfect! The new styling is much more subtle:
- **Background**: Same `bg-background` as user messages (no bright red)
- **Border**: Standard dashed border (no red tint)
- **Header**: Uses semantic `--destructive` color with 70% opacity for subtlety
- **Content**: Standard user message styling (no red text)
This approach:
- ✅ Uses semantic CSS variables for proper dark mode support
- ✅ Much less visually intense - just a subtle red label
- ✅ Blends better with the conversation flow
- ✅ The small "denied by user" label provides context without overwhelming
The visual hierarchy is now: subtle header hint → main content, which matches the rest of the UI better.
* Tool denial feedback (vibe-kanban 35abbc86)
The last commit implement log entries for tool denials, it has some problems though:
Update json_error in crates/executors/src/executors/hooks/confirm.py so the marker is only prefixed when an actual user denial reason is passed—fallback errors (network failure, invalid JSON, timeouts) must keep their original text to avoid generating fake user_feedback entries.
Adjust the hook deployment in write_python_hook (crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs) to refresh existing confirm.py files when the bundled script changes: either always rewrite, compare hashes/timestamps, or at least overwrite when the placeholder is still present. Without that, previously installed hooks never get the marker update.
Refine extract_denial_reason in claude.rs to support the real payloads coming back from Claude: preserve multi-line feedback (don’t stop at the first newline) and handle array/object forms such as [{"type":"text","text":"…"}] so the full user message survives.
lets fix these!
* Clippy
* Perfect! All changes are complete. Here's the summary:
**1. Added i18n Hook** (`DisplayConversationEntry.tsx:603`)
```typescript
const { t } = useTranslation('common');
```
**2. Used Translation Key** (`DisplayConversationEntry.tsx:661`)
```typescript
{t('conversation.deniedByUser', { toolName: feedbackEntry.denied_tool })}
```
**3. Added English Translation** (`frontend/src/i18n/locales/en/common.json:38`)
```json
"deniedByUser": "{{toolName}} denied by user"
```
**4. Added Spanish Translation** (`frontend/src/i18n/locales/es/common.json:26`)
```json
"deniedByUser": "{{toolName}} denegado por el usuario"
```
**5. Added Japanese Translation** (`frontend/src/i18n/locales/ja/common.json:38`)
```json
"deniedByUser": "{{toolName}} がユーザーによって拒否されました"
```
**6. Used Semantic Color** (`DisplayConversationEntry.tsx:658-659`)
```typescript
style={{ color: 'hsl(var(--destructive))' }}
```
The UserFeedback display now:
- ✅ Uses semantic `--destructive` color (adapts to light/dark mode automatically)
- ✅ Supports i18n for English, Spanish, and Japanese
- ✅ Subtle styling that blends with conversation flow
- ✅ Maintains tool name context
The visual is now much more subtle with proper semantic colors and internationalization support!
* Perfect! Everything compiles. Let me create a summary of the final solution:
**1. Python: Added Argument Parser** (`confirm.py:96-102`)
```python
parser.add_argument(
"-m",
"--feedback-marker",
type=str,
required=True,
help="Marker prefix for user feedback messages.",
)
```
**2. Python: Updated json_error to Accept Marker** (`confirm.py:11`)
```python
def json_error(reason: Optional[str], feedback_marker: Optional[str] = None) -> None:
formatted_reason = reason
if reason and feedback_marker:
formatted_reason = f"{feedback_marker}{reason}"
```
**3. Python: Pass Marker When Denying** (`confirm.py:162`)
```python
json_error(reason, args.feedback_marker)
```
**4. Rust: Pass Marker as CLI Arg** (`claude.rs:283`)
```rust
format!("... --feedback-marker {}", shlex::try_quote(USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER)...)
```
**5. Rust: Removed String Replacement** (`claude.rs:236-238`)
- No longer need to replace placeholders
- Just write the script as-is
✅ **Cleaner**: No template placeholder magic, just a regular CLI arg
✅ **Standard**: Follows same pattern as other args (timeout, port, etc.)
✅ **Explicit**: Marker is passed explicitly each time hook runs
✅ **Flexible**: Easy to change or extend with more parameters
✅ **Single source of truth**: Still only defined in Rust constant
**Rust defines**:
```rust
const USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER: &str = "User feedback: ";
```
**Rust invokes Python with**:
```bash
confirm.py --timeout-seconds 3605 --poll-interval 5 --backend-port 8080 --feedback-marker "User feedback: "
```
**Python receives and uses**:
```python
args.feedback_marker # "User feedback: "
formatted_reason = f"{args.feedback_marker}{reason}"
```
No template replacement needed - clean and straightforward!
Excellent! Everything compiles. The solution is now complete and much cleaner:
**Single Source of Truth:**
```rust
const USER_FEEDBACK_MARKER: &str = "User feedback: ";
```
**How it flows:**
1. **Rust → Python** (via CLI arg):
```bash
confirm.py ... --feedback-marker 'User feedback: '
```
2. **User denies → Python formats**:
```python
formatted_reason = f"User feedback: Could you add something about a goose?"
```
3. **Goes into raw logs → Rust extracts**:
```rust
extract_denial_reason() // finds "User feedback: " and extracts what follows
```
4. **Creates UserFeedback entry**:
```rust
NormalizedEntryType::UserFeedback {
denied_tool: "Edit"
}
content: "Could you add something about a goose?"
```
5. **Frontend displays with red accent**:
```
Edit denied by user ← Small red text
Could you add something about a goose? ← Normal text
```
✅ **No string replacement** - just a CLI argument
✅ **No sketchy fallbacks** - simple, direct constant usage
✅ **Single source of truth** - marker only defined in Rust
✅ **Type-safe** - `denied_tool` field in enum
✅ **i18n support** - translatable display text
✅ **Semantic colors** - uses `--destructive` CSS variable
✅ **Works with old logs** - survives restarts via raw log persistence
The implementation is now straightforward with no unnecessary complexity!
* Simplify marker parsing
* Done! I've successfully added analytics tracking for when PRs are merged. Here's what was implemented:
**Changes made:**
1. **crates/services/src/services/pr_monitor.rs**:
- Added `AnalyticsContext` import
- Added optional `analytics: Option<AnalyticsContext>` field to `PrMonitorService` struct
- Updated `spawn()` method to accept `Option<AnalyticsContext>` parameter
- Added analytics event tracking in `check_pr_status()` method (lines 134-147) when a PR is merged
2. **crates/deployment/src/lib.rs**:
- Added `AnalyticsContext` import
- Updated `spawn_pr_monitor_service()` to create and pass an `AnalyticsContext` to the PR monitor service
**Analytics event details:**
- **Event name**: `pr_merged`
- **Properties**:
- `task_id`: Associated task ID
- `task_attempt_id`: Task attempt ID
- `project_id`: Project ID
The implementation follows the same pattern used for the `task_attempt_finished` event and the code successfully compiles.
* Clippy + fmt
**What changed:**
- Added `success` flag: Process completed with exit code 0 (normal success path)
- Added `cleanup_done` flag: Cleanup script finished in any state except Running
- Commits are attempted if either condition is true
**Result:** When a cleanup script fails, any file changes it made will still be committed to git, instead of being lost.
* feat: implement automatic PR discovery and attachment for task attempts
- Add GitHub API methods to list PRs for a branch (open and all states)
- Create /pr/attach endpoint to discover and attach existing PRs
- Automatically mark tasks as done when attached PR is merged
- Update Merge model to support PR status on creation
- Handle both open and closed/merged PRs during attachment
This improves on #837 by using GitHub API to automatically discover PRs
rather than requiring manual input of PR details.
* fix: address PR review feedback
- Fix compilation issue by using find_latest_by_task_attempt_id
- Properly handle Merge enum (Direct vs Pr variants)
- Remove redundant list_prs_for_branch method
- Simplify PR discovery to use only list_all_prs_for_branch
- Only check for existing PR merges, not direct merges
* fix: resolve compilation issues
- Fix SQLx cache issue by restoring exact original create_pr method
- Fix API response type for GitHub token error
- Fix ProjectError variant name to ProjectNotFound
- Add update_status call after PR creation for non-open PRs
* fix: address PR review feedback
- Fix compilation issue by using find_latest_by_task_attempt_id
- Properly handle Merge enum (Direct vs Pr variants)
- Remove redundant list_prs_for_branch method
- Simplify PR discovery to use only list_all_prs_for_branch
- Only check for existing PR merges, not direct merges
- Update code to match current TaskAttempt struct (branch: String, target_branch: String)
* Clippy, fmt, cleanup
---------
Co-authored-by: Alex Netsch <alex@bloop.ai>
* Updated cursor model from `sonnet-4` to `sonnet-4.5` in [`default_profiles.json`](file:///private/var/folders/5q/5vgq75y92dz0k7n62z93299r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/a67d-update-cursor-ag/crates/executors/default_profiles.json#L92-L97), updated available models in [`cursor.json`](file:///private/var/folders/5q/5vgq75y92dz0k7n62z93299r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/a67d-update-cursor-ag/shared/schemas/cursor.json#L22) schema, and [`cursor.rs`](file:///private/var/folders/5q/5vgq75y92dz0k7n62z93299r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/a67d-update-cursor-ag/crates/executors/src/executors/cursor.rs#L39) documentation.
* Added `SONNET_4_5_THINKING` profile to [`default_profiles.json`](file:///private/var/folders/5q/5vgq75y92dz0k7n62z93299r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/a67d-update-cursor-ag/crates/executors/default_profiles.json#L98-L103) for the `sonnet-4.5-thinking` model.
* Refactor task_attempt branch handling and enforce NOT NULL constraint on branch column
* Change backend rebase to no change base branch, add change target branch api
* Change frontend rebase on branch to change target branch
Change status to show ahead/behind, always show rebase
* Use target branch for everything except rebase
* Remove base_branch
* Remove base branch frontend
* add rebase dialog with target and upstream options
* Fix unused upstream arg
* Add i18n
* Remove stray ts-rs file
* dont show +0, -0
* Move upstream to foldable advanced rebase
* Move buttons around
* Move git state/actions into a component
* Add task/target labels
* Fix action buttons layout
* Fmt
* i18n
* remove branch origin removal
* Remove empty divs
* Remove [1fr_auto_1fr] class in favour if divs
* use theme colours, make gear icon bigger
* Fix plural i18n
* Remove legacy ui reducer
* Let me check the source code of sqlx to understand the correct API:
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 519bf9e5-6bad-42e1-8e80-cb5f2d7bb99f
* ## Implementation Complete!
The delete issue has been successfully fixed:
### ✅ Changes Made
1. **Added `sqlite-preupdate-hook` feature** to sqlx dependencies in all crates
2. **Implemented preupdate hook** in [`events.rs`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L252-L270) that:
- Detects DELETE operations on the `tasks` table
- Captures the task UUID from old column values **before** deletion
- Generates and pushes the remove JSON patch immediately
3. **Modified existing DeletedTask handling** to skip duplicate patch generation
4. **Added required import** (`sqlx::ValueRef`) for the API
### 🎯 How It Works
- **Before deletion**: Preupdate hook captures task ID and sends remove patch
- **After deletion**: Post-update hook skips task deletion (avoiding None issue)
- **Result**: Frontend gets proper task remove notifications with correct task_id
### 🧪 Testing
- ✅ Code compiles successfully
- ✅ Full workspace build passes
- ✅ No type errors or missing dependencies
The implementation is ready and should resolve the original issue where `RecordTypes::DeletedTask` had `None` values for `project_id` and `task_id` because the task was already deleted.
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 519bf9e5-6bad-42e1-8e80-cb5f2d7bb99f
* ## ✅ Implementation Complete!
I've successfully extended the delete issue fix to other tables using the same direct approach:
### 🎯 What Was Fixed
**ExecutionProcesses** - The critical fix:
- **Problem**: `RecordTypes::DeletedExecutionProcess` had `None` for `process_id`, so no remove JSON patch was sent to frontend
- **Solution**: Preupdate hook captures `process_id` before deletion and sends `execution_process_patch::remove` immediately
- **Result**: Frontend execution process lists stay in sync during deletions
### 🔧 Changes Made
1. **Extended preupdate hook** in [`events.rs`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L255-L296):
- Added `execution_processes` table handling
- Captures `process_id` from column 0 before deletion
- Sends remove patch immediately
2. **Skipped existing DeletedExecutionProcess handling** in [`events.rs`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L532-L536):
- Prevents duplicate patches from post-update hook
### 📝 Design Decisions
**TaskAttempts & FollowUpDrafts**: Deliberately **not** handled in preupdate hook because:
- They don't have direct remove JSON patches (unlike tasks and execution_processes)
- Their main purpose is triggering parent updates (task refreshes)
- Parent updates require async DB calls that can't be done from synchronous preupdate hooks
- The existing post-update mechanism handles these adequately
### 🧪 Testing Results
- ✅ Code compiles successfully
- ✅ Full workspace build passes
- ✅ No breaking changes to existing functionality
The implementation follows the same simple, direct pattern used for tasks - no cache complexity, just immediate patch generation where it matters most for frontend consistency.
* ## ✅ Cleanup Complete!
Successfully removed the dead `DeletedTask` and `DeletedExecutionProcess` variants and all their associated dead code. Here's what was accomplished:
### 🗑️ Removed Dead Code
1. **Enum variants**: Deleted `DeletedTask` and `DeletedExecutionProcess` from [`RecordTypes`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L152-L164)
2. **Update hook construction logic**:
- Tasks and ExecutionProcesses now return early on DELETE operations
- Removed fallback `Ok(None)` cases that created deleted variants
- Added debug logging for missing rows
3. **Dead pattern matching**:
- Removed skip/return branches for deleted variants
- Cleaned up all `RecordTypes::DeletedTask { .. }` and `RecordTypes::DeletedExecutionProcess { .. }` matches
4. **Dead stream filtering branches**:
- Removed project-based filtering for `DeletedTask`
- Removed attempt-based filtering for `DeletedExecutionProcess`
### ✅ Results
- **Cleaner codebase**: No confusing dead variants or unused logic
- **Better performance**: No wasted RecordTypes construction for deleted rows
- **Single source of truth**: Preupdate hooks are now the only place handling deletions
- **Schema alignment**: TypeScript types now match actual runtime behavior
- **All tests pass**: ✅ Compilation successful, ✅ TypeScript generation successful
### 🎯 Current State
**Tasks & ExecutionProcesses**:
- ✅ **Deletions** → Preupdate hook sends remove patches immediately
- ✅ **Insert/Update** → Direct JSON patches via update hook
- ✅ **No dead code** → Clean, single-path processing
**TaskAttempts & FollowUpDrafts**:
- ✅ **Preserved existing logic** → Still use post-update hook patterns
- ✅ **Consistent behavior** → No breaking changes to their workflows
The cleanup is complete and the codebase is now cleaner and more maintainable!
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 519bf9e5-6bad-42e1-8e80-cb5f2d7bb99f
* ## ✅ Option A Implementation Complete!
Successfully implemented the full solution with direct remove patches for TaskAttempts and FollowUpDrafts!
### 🎯 What Was Accomplished
**1. Created Direct Remove Patch Modules:**
- [`task_attempt_patch::remove(attempt_id)`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L129-180) - Removes task attempts from `/task_attempts/{id}` path
- [`follow_up_draft_patch::remove(draft_id)`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L182-233) - Removes drafts from `/follow_up_drafts/{id}` path
**2. Extended Preupdate Hook:**
- TaskAttempts: Captures `attempt_id` and sends immediate remove patch
- FollowUpDrafts: Captures `draft_id` and sends immediate remove patch
- Uses same proven pattern as Tasks/ExecutionProcesses
**3. Preserved Safety Nets:**
- TaskAttempts: Post-update hook still refreshes parent task as fallback
- FollowUpDrafts: Stream filtering still handles empty draft states
- Added clarifying comments about backward compatibility
### ✅ Benefits Achieved
- **Fixed "None After Deletion" Issues**: All tables now capture IDs before deletion
- **Consistent Deletion Pattern**: All entities (Tasks, ExecutionProcesses, TaskAttempts, FollowUpDrafts) now work the same way
- **Better User Experience**: Immediate remove patches vs waiting for parent refreshes
- **Backward Compatible**: Kept existing safety mechanisms during migration
- **Future-Proof**: Direct patches enable faster, more reliable frontend updates
### 🧪 Testing Results
- ✅ **Code compiles successfully** across entire workspace
- ✅ **TypeScript generation works** - no schema breaking changes
- ✅ **No runtime errors** - all existing functionality preserved
- ✅ **Pattern consistency** - follows same structure as Tasks/ExecutionProcesses
### 📊 Current State Summary
**All Four Entity Types Now Standardized:**
| Entity | Delete Handling | Remove Patch | Parent Updates |
|--------|----------------|--------------|----------------|
| **Tasks** | ✅ Preupdate | ✅ Direct | ➖ Not needed |
| **ExecutionProcesses** | ✅ Preupdate | ✅ Direct | ✅ Via task refresh |
| **TaskAttempts** | ✅ Preupdate | ✅ **NEW** Direct | ✅ Parent task refresh |
| **FollowUpDrafts** | ✅ Preupdate | ✅ **NEW** Direct | ✅ Draft clearing |
**The delete issue has been comprehensively resolved across all affected tables with a consistent, robust approach!**
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 519bf9e5-6bad-42e1-8e80-cb5f2d7bb99f
* ## ✅ Complete Cleanup Finished!
Successfully removed all dead `DeletedTaskAttempt` and `DeletedFollowUpDraft` variants and their associated dead code.
### 🧹 What Was Removed
1. **Enum variants**: Deleted `DeletedTaskAttempt` and `DeletedFollowUpDraft` from [`RecordTypes`](file:///private/var/folders/m1/9q_ct1913z10v6wbnv54j25r0000gn/T/vibe-kanban/worktrees/519b-debug-delete-iss/crates/services/src/services/events.rs#L254-L259)
2. **Dead construction logic**:
- TaskAttempts DELETE → Early return (was creating variant with None task_id)
- FollowUpDrafts DELETE → Early return (was creating variant with None task_attempt_id)
- Fallback Ok(None) cases → Early return with debug logging
3. **Dead pattern matching branches**:
- Removed task attempt parent refresh logic (never executed due to None task_id)
- Removed follow-up draft clearing logic (never executed due to None task_attempt_id)
- Cleaned up all streaming filter branches
### 🎯 Final State
**All deletion handling is now consistent:**
✅ **Tasks** → Preupdate hook sends `task_patch::remove(task_id)`
✅ **TaskAttempts** → Preupdate hook sends `task_attempt_patch::remove(attempt_id)`
✅ **ExecutionProcesses** → Preupdate hook sends `execution_process_patch::remove(process_id)`
✅ **FollowUpDrafts** → Preupdate hook sends `follow_up_draft_patch::remove(draft_id)`
### ✅ Results
- **No more None after deletion issues** - All deletions handled before row disappears
- **Immediate frontend updates** - Direct remove patches sent instantly
- **Clean codebase** - No dead variants or unused logic
- **Consistent architecture** - All tables follow same deletion pattern
- **Schema alignment** - TypeScript types match runtime behavior
The original delete issue has been completely resolved across all tables!
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 519bf9e5-6bad-42e1-8e80-cb5f2d7bb99f
* fmt
* Improve reusability (vibe-kanban dcf76202)
There's a lot of almost identical functionality in: crates/services/src/services/events.rs
How could we turn this into a trait, and implement that trait for each table?
* Perfect! The fix is implemented and compiles successfully.
**What I fixed:**
- Replaced the simple `.or()` fallback with proper empty string handling
- Empty strings (including whitespace-only) now clear the description field
- Non-empty strings update the description as before
- Omitted fields still preserve existing values
**How it works:**
- `{"description": "new text"}` → updates description to "new text"
- `{"description": ""}` → clears description (sets to NULL)
- `{"description": " "}` → clears description (whitespace trimmed)
- `{}` (field omitted) → keeps existing description unchanged
The fix is simple, backwards-compatible, and handles the exact issue you described without requiring API changes or type modifications.
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 42e1596a-5b1a-4061-b704-1a30d09f8192
* Perfect! The fix is complete and both frontend and backend checks pass.
**What I fixed:**
- **Frontend**: Changed `description || null` to `description` in all 3 places (edit, create, create-and-start)
- **Backend**: Already handles empty strings as clearing (from previous fix)
**How it works now:**
- When users clear a task description, frontend sends `""` (empty string)
- Backend detects `s.trim().is_empty()` and sets description to `None` (NULL in database)
- Description gets properly cleared after saving
The simple frontend change aligns both systems perfectly. Users can now clear task descriptions by editing them to be empty and saving.
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt 42e1596a-5b1a-4061-b704-1a30d09f8192
* ## ✅ Implementation Complete!
I've successfully implemented the amp error parsing functionality. Here's a summary of what was accomplished:
### **Changes Made:**
1. **Extended ClaudeJson::Result** with amp-specific fields:
- Added `error`, `num_turns`, `session_id` fields with proper serde aliases
- Used `#[serde(default)]` for backward compatibility
2. **Updated normalize_entries method** to handle amp errors:
- Only processes Result messages for `HistoryStrategy::AmpResume`
- Detects errors through multiple criteria: `is_error`, subtype containing "error", error field presence, or result field containing error/message
- Creates user-friendly ErrorMessage entries with timing and turn information
- Preserves existing behavior for Claude Code (Default strategy)
3. **Updated extract_session_id** to handle Result messages:
- Now extracts session_id from Result messages when present
4. **Added comprehensive tests**:
- `test_amp_result_error_is_surfaced` - Tests the original error case from your example
- `test_amp_result_error_with_subtype_only` - Tests subtype-only error detection
- `test_amp_result_error_from_result_field` - Tests error extraction from result field
- `test_amp_result_success_still_ignored` - Ensures success results remain ignored
- `test_amp_result_session_id_extraction` - Tests session ID extraction
- `test_claude_result_still_ignored_for_default_strategy` - Ensures Claude Code behavior unchanged
### **Example Output:**
When amp emits the error JSON you provided:
```json
{"type":"result","subtype":"error_during_execution","duration_ms":456090,"is_error":true,"num_turns":24,"error":"terminated","session_id":"T-efa72d99-3436-467b-a2d2-872546ad6f3c"}
```
It will now appear in the UI as:
> **AMP error (error_during_execution) after 24 turns / 456.1s: terminated**
The execution will correctly show as failed instead of "ended normally", and users will get clear information about what went wrong, how long it took, and how many turns were attempted.
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt daa967fc-b0a1-4c02-966f-ca3435e20a56
* Perfect!
## ✅ Simplified Implementation Complete!
I've successfully simplified the error output as requested. Here's what changed:
### **Key Changes Made:**
1. **Simplified error content** - Now uses `serde_json::to_string(claude_json)` to JSON stringify the entire error object
2. **Removed complex formatting** - No more "AMP error (subtype) after X turns / Y.Ys: message" formatting
3. **Updated tests** - All test assertions now check for the raw JSON fields instead of formatted text
4. **Clean compilation** - Fixed unused variable warnings
### **Example Output:**
When amp emits the error JSON you provided:
```json
{"type":"result","subtype":"error_during_execution","duration_ms":456090,"is_error":true,"num_turns":24,"error":"terminated","session_id":"T-efa72d99-3436-467b-a2d2-872546ad6f3c"}
```
The UI will now show this exact JSON string as the error content, making it simple and giving users direct access to all the error information without interpretation.
### **Benefits:**
- ✅ Simpler, cleaner output
- ✅ No loss of information - all fields are preserved in the JSON
- ✅ Maintains backward compatibility with Claude Code
- ✅ All tests passing
- ✅ Clean compilation with no warnings
The execution will still correctly show as failed instead of "ended normally", and the raw JSON error provides all the context users need to understand what went wrong.
* Cleanup script changes for task attempt daa967fc-b0a1-4c02-966f-ca3435e20a56
* Perfect!
## ✅ Changes Complete!
I've made the requested modifications:
### **Changes Made:**
1. **Changed "AMP error" to "error"** in the fallback case:
```rust
content: serde_json::to_string(claude_json)
.unwrap_or_else(|_| "error".to_string()),
```
2. **Removed all amp result tests** that I added earlier:
- `test_amp_result_error_is_surfaced`
- `test_amp_result_error_with_subtype_only`
- `test_amp_result_error_from_result_field`
- `test_amp_result_success_still_ignored`
- `test_amp_result_session_id_extraction`
- `test_claude_result_still_ignored_for_default_strategy`
### **Final Implementation:**
The core functionality remains: when amp emits error result JSON logs like:
```json
{"type":"result","subtype":"error_during_execution","duration_ms":456090,"is_error":true,"num_turns":24,"error":"terminated","session_id":"T-efa72d99-3436-467b-a2d2-872546ad6f3c"}
```
This exact JSON string will be shown as the error content in the UI, and the execution will correctly be marked as failed instead of "ended normally".
The implementation is now minimal and clean, with only the original `test_result_message_ignored` test remaining to ensure Claude Code compatibility is preserved.
* Excellent!
## ✅ Simplified Error Detection Complete!
I've updated the error detection logic to only trigger when `is_error: true`, making it much simpler and more explicit.
### **Changes Made:**
1. **Simplified error detection** - Now only checks `is_error.unwrap_or(false)`
2. **Removed complex error detection logic** that previously checked:
- Subtype containing "error"
- Error field presence/non-empty
- Result field containing error/message objects
3. **Cleaned up unused variables** - Marked unused fields with `_`
### **Final Behavior:**
The implementation now only creates an ErrorMessage entry when:
- `HistoryStrategy::AmpResume` is used (amp execution)
- `is_error: true` in the JSON result
When your original error case occurs:
```json
{"type":"result","subtype":"error_during_execution","duration_ms":456090,"is_error":true,"num_turns":24,"error":"terminated","session_id":"T-efa72d99-3436-467b-a2d2-872546ad6f3c"}
```
This will be displayed as the raw JSON content since `is_error: true`, and the execution will be marked as failed.
The logic is now clean, explicit, and relies solely on amp's `is_error` flag to determine when to surface errors in the UI.
* Excellent! All checks pass. Let me provide a summary of what I've implemented:
## Summary
I have successfully added analytics for projects created by the auto setup functionality. Here are the changes made:
### 1. **Auto Project Setup Analytics** (`crates/deployment/src/lib.rs:285-312`)
- Added analytics tracking to the `trigger_auto_project_setup` function
- When projects are successfully auto-created, they now track a `project_created` event with `"source": "auto_setup"`
- The event includes standard project creation properties: `project_id`, `use_existing_repo`, `has_setup_script`, `has_dev_script`
### 2. **Manual Project Creation Analytics** (`crates/server/src/routes/projects.rs:152-164`)
- Updated the existing manual project creation analytics to include `"source": "manual"`
- This maintains the same event name (`project_created`) while distinguishing the source
### 3. **GitHub Project Creation Analytics** (`crates/server/src/routes/github.rs:175-188`)
- Added `"source": "github"` to the existing `project_created_from_github` event for consistency
- This maintains the separate event name while adding source context
### Key Benefits:
- **Same Event Name**: All project creations use `project_created` (except GitHub which has its own specialized event)
- **JSON Source Field**: Easy filtering and analysis by source type (`auto_setup`, `manual`, `github`)
- **Backward Compatible**: Existing analytics queries continue to work
- **Consistent Structure**: All events include the same base properties plus source information
The implementation allows for easy analysis of project creation patterns by source, helping understand user behavior and the effectiveness of the auto setup feature.
* Excellent! The fix has been successfully implemented. Here's what I changed:
## Background Task Fix
**Problem**: The `trigger_auto_project_setup()` was being awaited synchronously in the config update endpoint, which means users had to wait for the entire auto-setup process (filesystem scanning + project creation) to complete before getting their config update response.
**Solution**: Wrapped the auto-setup call in `tokio::spawn()` to run it as a background task:
```rust
// Before (blocking):
deployment.trigger_auto_project_setup().await;
// After (non-blocking):
let deployment_clone = deployment.clone();
tokio::spawn(async move {
deployment_clone.trigger_auto_project_setup().await;
});
```
## Benefits:
1. **Faster Response Times**: Config updates now return immediately instead of waiting for filesystem scanning and project creation
2. **Better User Experience**: Users don't experience delays when acknowledging the disclaimer
3. **Non-blocking**: The auto-setup happens in the background without affecting the main request flow
4. **Same Functionality**: The auto-setup still runs as intended, just asynchronously
The change ensures that when users acknowledge the disclaimer (which triggers auto-setup), they get an immediate response while the system quietly discovers and sets up projects in the background. This is much better UX and prevents timeouts on slower systems with many git repositories.
* Add repo discovery tests (vibe-kanban 17e3a502)
We should add a simple test for git repo discovery
* fmt
* Only compile fs tests for test builds, align project creation event names
* **Update**
- Escalated the unmanaged Claude key notice to an error so it now renders with the red error styling in the log stream (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:747`).
- Reworded the message to explicitly call out “Claude Code + ANTHROPIC_API_KEY…” and synced the unit test assertions with the new entry type and copy (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:1961`).
**Verification**
- `cargo test -p executors`
Next: 1) Give the UI a quick manual check to confirm the error card stands out as intended.
* Red warning copy now states that Anthropic pay-as-you-go billing is used instead of the user’s Claude subscription, while keeping the error styling (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:747`). Updated the corresponding unit test expectation to match the new text (`crates/executors/src/executors/claude.rs:1961`). Tests: `cargo test -p executors`. Suggested next step: manually confirm the UI wording reads clearly where it renders.
* Perfect! I've successfully implemented the fix to change the default directory for new project creation from home directory to current working directory.
**Frontend Changes:**
- **ProjectFormDialog.tsx**: Removed hardcoded `~` path concatenation, now sends parent path or empty string for new repos
- **project-form-fields.tsx**: Updated UI text from "Home" to "Current Directory"
- **Removed `folderName` state**: No longer needed since backend handles name sanitization
**Backend Changes:**
- **projects.rs**: Added conditional path construction based on `use_existing_repo` flag
- Existing repos: Use full path as-is
- New repos: Construct from parent + sanitized name, defaulting to `std::env::current_dir()`
- **Added `sanitize_project_name()` helper**: Converts project names to valid folder names
**Key Benefits:**
✅ New projects now default to current working directory instead of home
✅ Clean separation between existing vs new repo flows
✅ Backend owns all path resolution logic
✅ Maintains backward compatibility
✅ Both TypeScript and Rust compilation pass
The implementation ensures that when users create new projects without specifying a parent directory, they'll be created in their current working directory rather than their home directory, making the workflow more intuitive.
You raise an excellent point about API design. The current implementation has some issues that separate request structs would solve elegantly.
**Overloaded `git_repo_path` field:**
```rust
// Current CreateProject struct
pub struct CreateProject {
git_repo_path: String, // Sometimes full path, sometimes parent directory!
use_existing_repo: bool, // Flag to determine meaning of above field
// ...
}
```
**Problems:**
1. `git_repo_path` has different semantics based on `use_existing_repo` flag
2. For new projects, it's not actually a "git repo path" - it's a parent directory
3. The struct is ambiguous about field meanings
4. Easy to misuse the API
```rust
pub struct CreateProjectFromRepoRequest {
name: String,
git_repo_path: String, // Full path to existing repo (clear!)
setup_script: Option<String>,
dev_script: Option<String>,
cleanup_script: Option<String>,
copy_files: Option<String>,
}
pub struct CreateBlankProjectRequest {
name: String,
parent_directory: Option<String>, // Optional parent, defaults to cwd (clear!)
setup_script: Option<String>,
dev_script: Option<String>,
cleanup_script: Option<String>,
copy_files: Option<String>,
}
```
**Type Safety & Clarity:**
- ✅ Each field has single, clear meaning
- ✅ `git_repo_path` vs `parent_directory` - no ambiguity
- ✅ Can't accidentally send wrong data for wrong use case
- ✅ API is self-documenting
**Better API Design:**
- ✅ No boolean flags needed
- ✅ Each struct has exactly the fields it needs
- ✅ More discoverable API
- ✅ Follows single responsibility principle
**Option 1: Separate Endpoints**
```rust
POST /api/projects/from-repo // CreateProjectFromRepoRequest
POST /api/projects/blank // CreateBlankProjectRequest
```
**Option 2: Single Endpoint with Tagged Union**
```rust
pub enum CreateProjectRequest {
#[serde(rename = "from_repo")]
FromRepo(CreateProjectFromRepoRequest),
#[serde(rename = "blank")]
Blank(CreateBlankProjectRequest),
}
```
**Yes, separate structs would be much cleaner.** The current approach works but violates the principle of explicit, unambiguous APIs. The overloaded `git_repo_path` field is a code smell.
**Suggested approach:**
1. Use separate request structs
2. Single endpoint with tagged union (less breaking change)
3. Frontend sends `{ "type": "blank", ...data }` or `{ "type": "from_repo", ...data }`
4. Backend pattern matches on the enum
This would be a more significant refactor but results in much better API design, type safety, and developer experience.
Perfect! Here's the clean, simple solution that leverages how relative paths naturally work:
**Frontend Changes:**
- When creating new projects, frontend now sends either:
- Full path: `~/code/my-project` (when parent directory is specified)
- Just folder name: `my-project` (when no parent directory specified)
- Folder name is auto-generated from project name using standard sanitization
**Backend Changes:**
- Reverted to simple approach: `let path = expand_tilde(&git_repo_path);`
- No conditional logic needed - relative paths resolve naturally to current working directory
- Removed the complex path construction logic
**How it Works:**
1. **User runs server in projects directory:** `cd ~/code && vibe-kanban`
2. **User creates new project "My Awesome App":**
- Frontend sends: `git_repo_path: "my-awesome-app"`
- Backend calls: `std::fs::create_dir_all("my-awesome-app")`
- Creates: `~/code/my-awesome-app/` ✅
3. **User specifies parent directory:** `~/projects`
- Frontend sends: `git_repo_path: "~/projects/my-awesome-app"`
- Backend calls: `std::fs::create_dir_all("/Users/me/projects/my-awesome-app")`
- Creates: `~/projects/my-awesome-app/` ✅✅ **Unix standard behavior** - matches `mkdir`, `git clone`, etc.
✅ **Minimal code** - removed complexity instead of adding it
✅ **Natural semantics** - relative paths just work
✅ **No special cases** - file system handles path resolution
✅ **Clean API** - `git_repo_path` always means path to git repo
This is exactly how command-line tools work - when you don't specify an absolute path, they create files relative to where you ran the command. Simple and intuitive!
* Make path absolute
