Agent Sessions

Fixed

• Onboarding (updates): Auto-onboarding is now suppressed for upgrades from 2.11.x to 2.12; update onboarding continues for users upgrading from older major/minor versions.
• Codex usage tracking: JSONL backward scans now continue extracting token-usage fields while searching for the preferred codex rate-limit stream, preventing stale token values when newer non-codex limit buckets are present.
• Sessions (OpenClaw): Tool format scanning now recognizes underscore/case variants for tool-call and tool-result blocks, and is_error tool-result flags are now classified as errors in transcript events.
• Transcript (Session view): Code-fence opening detection now requires line-start fences, preventing inline triple-backtick snippets from consuming later fenced blocks and misclassifying narrative text as code.
• Transcript (Session view): Codex review-card parsing now skips malformed fenced JSON candidates and continues scanning later candidates, so one invalid payload block no longer suppresses a valid review summary.
• Transcript (Session view): path:line:column file references now preserve their column target when linkified, avoiding overlap with path:line parsing that could drop column navigation.
• Transcript (Session view): Opening file links in Cursor/VS Code no longer blocks transcript interaction while the editor CLI starts; CLI launches now run asynchronously with fallback behavior preserved.
• Transcript (Session view): Multiple Cursor/VS Code file-link opens now run concurrently, so slow/unavailable editor CLIs no longer serialize later clicks behind earlier timeout waits.
• Session view (Unified): Jump-to-latest arrow visibility is now driven by transcript position for every agent/session type, so it appears whenever the viewport is away from the end (including immediately after switching sessions) and no longer depends on active-session refresh paths.
• Session view (Unified): The floating jump-to-latest control now uses a smaller compact circle and now appears immediately after session selection whenever the transcript is not at the tail (no initial scroll required).
• Session view (Unified): Clicking the floating jump-to-latest control now hides it immediately after programmatic scroll-to-end, without requiring additional manual up/down scrolling.
• Session view (Unified/Codex): When new output arrives while reading away from the tail, a floating down-arrow now appears in Session/Text modes to jump to the latest transcript output and resume sticky follow-to-bottom behavior.
• Sessions (Unified): Key-window resign no longer clears focused session state, preventing missed active-transcript updates after returning to the app/window.
• Sessions (Unified): Focused active-session monitoring is now capability-driven per source, with one key-window-selected session monitored at high cadence and deterministic stop/start behavior across window/app activation changes.
• Sessions (Gemini/OpenCode/Copilot/Droid/OpenClaw): Focused-session reloads now use in-flight dedupe, unchanged-file fast-skip, and monitor-safe reload behavior that avoids loading-overlay flicker for already-rendered transcripts.
• Session view (Unified): Replaced the table-selection bridge with canonical ID-driven selection so transient row churn no longer clears active transcript selection, and transcript host routing now stays pinned to canonical source resolution.
• Session view (Unified): Active session selection now stays sticky during background refresh/search churn, preventing transient table-selection clears from detaching the transcript pane and showing the empty placeholder while the session still exists.
• Search fields (Unified global search + transcript Find): Esc now clears the active field directly when that field has focus, eliminating the system beep and making clear behavior consistent from the keyboard.
• Transcript Find (Esc): pressing Esc with an empty Find field now closes the Find bar again (Close Find (⎋)), restoring keyboard-only close behavior.
• Claude Usage: tmux /usage probes now use a larger runtime timeout envelope (derived from script boot timeout) so successful but slower probes no longer fail with premature Script timed out (exitCode 124) errors.
• Session view (Unified): table selection synchronization now keeps programmatic updates out of manual-selection handling, preventing auto-selection from being disabled by internal selection coalescing.
• Session view (Unified): Removed the transient "Selected session is hidden by the current search/filter" notice and its Show in List / Keep Hidden actions.
• Session view (Unified): Transcript tail-append now verifies the previous tail event content (not only ID), forcing a full rebuild when a live update rewrites the prior tail event in place.
• Session view (Unified): Transcript view now rebuilds on eventCount, fileSize, and endTime metadata updates for loaded sessions, so in-place live parsing changes without events.count growth no longer leave stale text.
• Session view (Unified): Transcript rebuild triggering is now keyed off a stable session render signature (id, eventCount, events.count, fileSize, endTime, isFavorite) so same-ID live updates and favorite toggles always re-evaluate rendering.
• Session view (Unified): Transcript rendering now keeps the last non-empty resolved session snapshot when refresh briefly republishes the same session ID as lightweight/empty, preventing transient blank transcript drops during live refresh.
• Session view (Unified): Transcript tail-append now writes appended output to the in-view build-key cache, preventing stale transcript regressions when switching modes during live updates.
• Session view (Unified): Active transcript tail-append updates now keep readiness state in sync with the current build key, so Unified Search auto-jump still triggers after append-only live updates.
• Session view (Unified): Transcript tail-append now requires render-option parity with the previously rendered buffer, so toggles like Skip preamble force a full rebuild instead of appending into stale formatting.
• Session view (Unified): User-triggered manual refreshes now always show loading feedback for the selected session, even when transcript text is already visible.
• Session view (Unified): Loading animation now stays visible when the selected session is still loading but the on-screen transcript buffer belongs to a different session, preventing stale-content flashes without feedback.
• Session view (Unified/Terminal): Loading overlay now remains until the first terminal render completes, preventing brief blank panes and 0/0 navigation states on large sessions.
• Session view (Unified/Terminal): Transcript toolbar semantic navigation now detects code/diff content inside tool-output blocks, and semantic counter totals no longer collapse to 0/0 from semantic-filter state alone.
• Session view (Unified/Terminal): Transcript toolbar now hides navigation chips with no matching items (errors/images/code/diffs/reviews), uses compact marker+count chips when labels cannot fit, and on very narrow widths moves extra chips into a chevron overflow menu.
• Session view (Unified/Terminal): Toolbar fit mode now re-evaluates on width/layout transitions, preventing stale compact/overflow rendering after switching split layouts.
• Session view (Unified): Removed loading spinners from the transcript UI to avoid spinner-on-empty states while sessions load.
• Session view (Unified): Async transcript/JSON renders now persist the originating view mode in render state, preventing transcript-tail append from attaching to buffers built for another mode after mode switches.
• Sessions (Codex/Session view): Active-session transcript updates now append tail content in Session view instead of replacing the full rendered buffer on each monitor refresh, eliminating periodic flicker and preserving in-session reading/navigation context.
• Sessions (Codex): Focused monitor/background refresh reloads no longer surface loading overlays when transcript content is already visible, avoiding repeated loading flashes during near-live tail updates.
• Session view (Unified): Live transcript rendering now applies strict latest-generation gating across async rebuild paths, and Session mode now performs deterministic tail patching/signature checks to reduce stale or flickering text during rapid updates.
• Session view (Unified/Session mode): Terminal find/unified-find auto-scroll now runs only for explicit navigation requests (token-driven) so passive live refreshes no longer yank scroll position; canceled JSON rebuild tasks now reliably clear loading state for the active generation.
• Session view (Unified): Selected transcript content now keeps the last resolved session buffer during transient reindex gaps, and list-side programmatic selection updates are coalesced to avoid table reentrant delegate churn that could leave the transcript pane blank until reselection.
• Session view (Unified): Table-driven transient empty-selection events (during indexing/list churn) now preserve the active session selection instead of treating them as user deselects, and transcript host source/type now stays pinned to the last resolved selected session to prevent blank placeholder fallbacks.
• Sessions (Codex/Claude): Active-session transcripts no longer flash empty during periodic auto-refresh when a lightweight pass temporarily replaces fully parsed session data.
• Stability: Hardened Claude indexing refresh state synchronization (refresh token, file-stat cache, prewarm signatures) and made progress throttling thread-safe to reduce intermittent EXC_BAD_ACCESS crashes during concurrent indexing tasks.
• Usage tracking/menu bar: Codex and Claude polling now continues when usage is visible (including active in-app strip visibility), while inactive/background polling remains tied to that specific agent being shown in the menu bar; Codex menu-background polling also now re-seeds to newer JSONL session files instead of stalling on an older file.
• Sessions (Codex): Active selected sessions now refresh tails faster (focused-file monitoring with adaptive 5s/15s cadence), and Refresh Sessions now forces a full reload of the selected Codex transcript so newest prompts/outputs appear without reselection.
• Sessions (Claude): Focused selected sessions now use the same focused-file monitor path as Codex, forcing selected-session reloads when the active JSONL changes so live Claude output keeps the transcript pane populated.
• Sessions (Unified/Codex/Claude): Focused-session monitor cadence is now source-aware (Codex faster than Claude) with distinct active/inactive and AC/battery intervals, and monitor interval policy is now defined for every agent source to simplify future focused-monitor support expansion.
• Sessions (Codex): Fixed a forced-reload dedupe race for active-session monitoring so follow-up tail reloads are not skipped when JSONL files change during parsing.
• Startup stability: Hardened launch-time observer/task lifecycle for analytics/onboarding and made updater-controller startup ownership explicit to reduce intermittent launch EXC_BAD_ACCESS crashes.
• Analytics: Kept the analytics-toggle observer active across main-window close/reopen so menu/shortcut toggles continue working for the full app session.
• Sessions (Unified): Closing one window no longer clears shared app-active/focused-session state for other open windows, and closing the last Agent Sessions window now clears shared focus/activity state so background monitor loops stop until a main window reopens; manual Codex refresh intent now survives coalesced refresh execution so selected-session force reload stays consistent.
• Sessions (Unified): Focused-session monitoring now tracks the key window per instance, preventing window-close races from leaving a stale focused session when another main window remains open.
• Crash reporting reliability: Launch recovery now keeps pending crash reports when email/export is canceled or fails, and launch deduplication now tracks all previously handled crash IDs to prevent repeat prompts for old reports.
• Crash reporting reliability: Launch crash scan now checks the full lookback window (not just an early truncated candidate slice), and seen crash-ID history now evicts by recency so recently handled crashes are not re-prompted after history capping.
• Crash reporting reliability: Launch recovery now uses a single queued crash-report model (newest-first), so successful sharing clears only that one pending report and cannot silently drop additional queued items.
• Crash reporting reliability: Crash IDs are now marked seen only when the pending report is actually handled/cleared, and queued report metadata now preserves app version/build from the crash file (not the currently running app).
• Crash reporting reliability: Clearing pending reports now marks every cleared crash ID as seen (not just the latest), preventing re-prompts from legacy or multi-entry pending stores.
• Crash reporting reliability: Seen-ID persistence now happens only after pending clear succeeds; failed/partial clear attempts no longer suppress future crash prompts.

Changed

• Transcript (Session view): Added semantic transcript rendering for plans, code blocks, diffs, and Codex review summaries, including distinct block accents and improved block grouping boundaries.
• Transcript (Session view): Added clickable local file references (for example Foo.swift:56, Foo.swift#L56) with configurable editor open behavior (System default, Cursor, VS Code) and optional CLI path override.
• Preferences (Unified Window): Added Rich Transcript controls for review cards, file linkification, code/diff line numbers, and preferred editor target.
• Preferences/About: Added a new Diagnostics section for crash reporting with local pending queue controls (Email Crash Report, Export Report, Clear Pending) and a direct support email link.
• Crash reporting: Crash diagnostics are queued locally on launch and shared only through an explicit pre-filled email draft action; no automatic startup/background upload occurs.
• Crash reporting UX: Crash capture is always on (toggle removed), and when a new crash report is detected at launch the app now prompts to either Email Crash Report or Export + Open GitHub Issue.