- All ToolButtons now use theme.fontSize-based sizing
- Height, width, margins, and spacing scale with font
- Removed all hardcoded pixel values from bookmark UI
- Add ollie:// URL scheme for plumb messages
Format: ollie://session/agent#block
- Plumber listens on 'ollie' port for navigation messages
- Bookmarks show 📋 button to copy ollie:// link
- Add data/plumbing with rules to route ollie:// URLs
- On plumb message: switch session/agent, scroll to block, raise window
- Add bookmark button (📌) on chat block hover
- Bookmarks section in left panel (SessionTree) with grouped view
- Non-persistent GUI-only state using ListModel
- Click bookmark to scroll to that block in chat
- Bookmark format: sessionName/agentName with block content preview
- Add activeSessionName/activeAgentName C++ getters for display
- Document colon separator for session:agent
- Document agent-level bypass/approve/deny filtering
- Document !a !d !b shortcuts in prompt REPL
- Update tmux session naming to include agent
- Add Procs and Peers buttons to KDE GUI features
!a or !approve - approve first pending bypass for this agent
!d or !deny - deny first pending bypass for this agent
!b or !bypass - list pending bypass requests for this agent
o session/agent bypass - shows only that agent's requests
o session/agent approve - approves first request from that agent
o session/agent deny - denies first request from that agent
o session bypass - shows all requests (unchanged)
Agent names may contain colons (e.g., src:ollie), so slash must
be the primary separator. Colon separator is only for the rare
case where session names contain slashes.
default/src:ollie now correctly parses as:
session = default
agent = src:ollie
- Sanitize tmux session name (replace / and : with -)
- Include agent name in tmux session for uniqueness
- Quote context arg in spawned o commands
- Use colon separator for robustness
- session:agent works as alternative to session/agent
- Colon takes precedence (allows slashes in session names)
- Quoted arguments with spaces now work: o "my session:agent" prompt
- Removed set -- $* which broke quoted arguments
- Updated help with examples
Canvas-based graph visualization of agents in current session:
- Nodes represent agents, colored by state
- Edges represent peer connections
- Drag nodes to reposition
- Click two nodes to toggle connection
- Double-click to start connecting
- Right-click for context menu
- Pan with middle mouse, zoom with scroll wheel
- Auto-layout arranges nodes in circle
9P API methods: listPeers, addPeer, removePeer, listAgentsInSession
Remove complex DiffWidget detection and context menu injection.
Add 'Review Staged Changes' and 'Review Unstaged Changes' to editor
context menu when in a git repo. Uses git diff directly.
-119 lines of code removed.
Based on Kate source analysis (apps/lib/diff/diffwidget.*):
- DiffWidget uses DiffEditor children (QPlainTextEdit subclass)
- In Raw/Unified mode, editors contain the actual diff text
- Use looksLikeDiff() to identify which editor has valid diff
Simplified from multi-strategy approach to single focused method.
Removed unused QTextEdit and functional includes.
Add minimumWidth: 320 and minimumHeight: 240 to allow the window to
resize properly when tiled by KDE's window manager. Without explicit
minimums, Qt calculates implicit minimums from content that may be
too large for narrow tile slots.
Make the six context-menu action methods (askAboutFile, explainSelection,
submitSelectionPrompt, sendVerbatim, reviewDiff, startSession) public
Q_INVOKABLE so sibling plugins can trigger them by name via
QMetaObject::invokeMethod. The Deft radial menu uses this to offer an 'Ollie'
submenu when this plugin is enabled. No behaviour change for existing callers.
Right-click on files/directories in Kate's project panel now shows
Ollie actions:
For directories:
- Ask about directory (explain purpose/structure)
- Start Session Here
For files:
- Ask about file (explain purpose/design)
- Review file (code review)
- Write tests
Constructs file paths by walking up the tree model and joining with
the project base directory.
Added Output sections with explicit bans on narration, hedging, and
verbose summaries to all agent-*.md files:
- author, conductor, copilot, foreman, observer, panelist, reviewer, theo
- Strengthened existing Output sections in explorer, librarian, navigator, taskmanager
All agents now have consistent brevity guidelines.
Added concrete examples of banned output patterns:
- Preambles (Great question!, I'd be happy to help!)
- Narration (Let me..., I'll now...)
- Hedging (It seems like, It appears that)
- Over-explaining and self-congratulation
- Summaries that restate what was just done
Added positive guidance: start with the answer, state task
completion in one sentence, end when information is delivered.
Models respond better to explicit prohibitions with examples than
to general instructions to 'be brief'.
Frontend changes to match the backend's multi-request support:
- bypassResolved signal now includes the request ID
- ChatPane tracks pendingBypasses as a map (id -> request)
- onBypassRequested adds to the map; onBypassResolved removes by ID
- currentBypass shows the first pending request for the active agent
- Switching agents updates the banner to show that agent's pending request
- Approve/Deny now remove only the specific resolved request
This allows each agent to have multiple pending bypass requests without
blocking other agents, and the banner correctly shows requests only for
the currently active agent.
Tests cover:
- Multiple concurrent pending requests from different agents
- BypassPendingByID lookup
- ResolveBypass removes only the resolved request
- ResolveBypass fails for non-existent ID
- Empty session has no pending requests
Previously a session tracked only one pending bypass request. If
agent A1 had a pending bypass, agent A2's bypass request would block
waiting to be read from toolsrv's channel, effectively blocking all
agents in the session.
Now bypassPending is a map keyed by request ID:
- SetBypassPending adds to the map instead of overwriting
- BypassPending returns all pending requests (slice)
- BypassPendingByID returns a specific request
- ResolveBypass removes from the map by ID
- 9P bypass file returns JSON array of all pending
The bypass loop reads requests continuously without waiting for
resolution, so multiple agents can have concurrent pending requests.
- SplitView allows dragging the divider between process list and output
- Show/Hide Output button toggles output panel visibility
- View Output and double-click auto-show the panel if hidden
- Output panel always visible with placeholder text
- View Output clears panel before refreshing
- Added Dismiss button to close window
- Process list has fixed height, output panel fills remaining space
Removed 'Explain this', 'Fix the bug', 'Write tests', 'Summarize',
'Refactor', 'Add comments' — these require context from Kate which
isn't available in the GUI. Replaced with 'Load skills and tools...'
which inserts 'Load all required skills and tools, then ' into the
prompt for user to complete.
B3 (right-click) on a word now plumbs it directly without visually
selecting it first. Double-click word selection includes underscores,
so snake_case selects the whole identifier.
MouseArea's onDoubleClicked doesn't fire when placed on a TextEdit with
selectByMouse:true — the TextEdit's internal mouse handling consumes the
events. TapHandler coexists with TextEdit's mouse handling and reliably
receives double-tap events.
Double-click on a bracket or quote delimiter now selects the content
between the matching pair. Quotes use parity to decide opener/closer
direction. Falls back to word selection when no delimiter is adjacent.
Works in chat blocks (mainTextEdit, textComponent) and prompt textarea.
The MouseArea (chordArea) is a sibling of the ScrollView containing
promptInput, so mouse.x/y are relative to the parent Item, not the
TextArea. Map coordinates via mapToItem before calling positionAt.
Levi Neely