RMB on text without selection now expands to the word at cursor using
acme's isfilec character set: alphanumeric + . - + / : @
This matches acme behavior for clicking on file paths like foo.go:42
Plumb messages now include the current session's cwd as wdir.
Added sessionCwd() helper to ChatPane and ChatBlockDelegate.
Updated plumber.plumb() to accept optional wdir parameter.
B3 (right-click) now only plumbs selection when available — no fallback
context menu. Mouse chording (B1+B2 cut, B1+B3 paste) still works.
Removed contextMenuComponent and promptContextMenu entirely.
- Convert from Dialog to Window (not modal, separate window)
- Title shows current session name
- Syncs to activeSessionId/activeAgentId changes in main window
- Header shows which session is being displayed
- Double-click row to view output
- Sort processes by PID descending (newest first)
- Clear selection when session changes
The ollie.protocol file was being installed to kservices5/, which is
the KF5 mechanism. KF6 KIO workers embed protocol metadata in the
plugin's JSON file (ollie.json), which we already have.
Remove:
- kio/ollie.protocol file
- CMake install rule for .protocol file
Manual cleanup needed: sudo rm -rf /usr/local/share/kservices5/
- Add procStarted signal to Ollie9pClient for proc.start events
- Add listProcs(), procTerm(), procKill(), procOutput() methods
- Create ProcManagerDialog.qml showing background processes for
the active session/agent with status, runtime, commands
- Add 'Procs' button to action toolbar to open the dialog
- Auto-refresh every 2 seconds when dialog is visible
- Support terminate, kill, and view output actions
Every background process emission now includes:
'Do NOT sleep, poll, or wait. Continue with other work —
output will be injected automatically when available.'
Add explicit instruction that models must not use sleep, loops,
or any blocking mechanism to wait for background process output.
The system injects updates automatically.
The GitWidget delays initialization until showEvent. Find the
QHBoxLayout containing QToolButtons (the button bar) and insert
our button there, next to Commit/Push/Pull buttons.
The GitWidget creates local QMenu objects that can't be intercepted.
Instead, add a QToolButton with dropdown menu to the git tool view:
- Review Staged Changes
- Review Unstaged Changes
- Explain Selected Files
This approach doesn't require Kate source modification.
The previous approach using QMetaObject::invokeMethod on gitWidget()
failed because that method isn't Q_INVOKABLE. The new approach:
- Find git tool view by object name or 'git' in name
- Install event filter to catch QEvent::ChildAdded
- When a QMenu child is added, connect to aboutToShow
- Add Ollie actions to the menu before it's shown
Also add retry timer for setupProjectGitWidget since the plugin
view may not exist at construction time.
- setupProjectGitWidget(): Hook into kateprojectplugin's GitWidget
via gitWidget() method, install event filter on tree view
- addOllieActionsToGitContextMenu(): Add 'Review Staged Changes' and
'Ask About Selection' to the git widget's context menu
- reviewStagedChanges(): Get staged (or unstaged) diff via git process
- askAboutGitSelection(): Ask Ollie about selected files in git view
- onWidgetAdded(): Detect DiffWidget additions by shouldClose() method
- onDiffWidgetContextMenu(): Add 'Review This Diff' to diff widget
- reviewDiffFromWidget(): Extract diff from widget and send to Ollie
- Remove cut/copy/paste menu items from context menu
- Remove paste button (📋) from input row
- Remove B1+B2/B1+B3 chord handling for cut/paste
- Simplify mouse handling to just B2=exec, B3=plumb
- Standard Ctrl+X/C/V still work via TextArea defaults
The cwd= parameter in agent/new payloads was not being parsed,
so scripts like ollie-session-here could not set agent cwd on
creation. Now parsed and passed to AgentParams.CwdOverride.
Match ollie-session-here behavior: update cwd for existing agents,
not just on creation. Ensures agent cwd reflects current project root
when invoked from a different context.
- Agent cwd is optional; empty = inherit session cwd (the common case)
- Session cwd is required at creation and is the inheritance root
- toolsrv maintains agentCWD map, resolved per call from agent= field
- Override set via agent cfg (cwd=...) or ctl (cwd [<dir>|-])
- Agent.SyncCwdToToolServer re-pushes on every (re)connect
- GUI NewAgentDialog shows '(inherit: <sessionCwd>)' as placeholder
- proc_test.go covers per-agent cwd isolation
- Kate and acme scripts updated for new session/agent creation flow
- AGENTS.md documents the architecture
Agent names derived from cwd using parent:prefix format:
- /home/user/src/ollie -> src:ollie
- /home/user/proj/ABC-123_feature/repo -> abc-123:repo
Updates:
- Kate plugin: one agent per project, git root fallback if no project plugin
- acme-ollie-ensure: single 'acme' session, per-project agents
- ollie-session-here: single 'default' session, per-project agents
Also fixed write -> rdwr for session/agent creation endpoints
Backend:
- Add proc.start/proc.exit events for background process lifecycle
- Add proc idx ctl command for machine-readable process listing (TSV)
- Add event.pub file for external event publishing
- Add ListProcsIdx to toolclient and toolsrv
- Fix bypass commands to use Setpgid for process group isolation
GUI:
- Add configurable bypass approval shortcuts (Ctrl+Y/Ctrl+N default)
- Add Keyboard Shortcuts section to Settings dialog
- Store shortcuts in theme.conf
Kate:
- Fix 'Start Session Here' - use rdwr for session/new endpoint
Changed from 0600 (owner only) to 0660 (owner + group):
- ctl: frontends need to send slash commands
- plan: frontends need to read/write plan
- fifo: frontends need to submit prompts via queue
The agent group includes frontends, so group permissions enable
frontend interaction while still maintaining ownership-based isolation.
Per-agent file ownership with Unix permission enforcement:
- Agent directories owned by agent ID (UID), group 'agent' (GID)
- Private files (plan, ctl, fifo): mode 0600 - owner only
- Group-readable (chat, log): mode 0440 - owner + agent group
- World-readable (state, id): mode 0444 - observable by all
- Prompt: mode 0220 - CLI and owner can write
virtfs: fix UID/GID inheritance through nested paths
- Added findChildWithInheritance() to accumulate inherited UID/GID
- Stat now correctly shows agent ID as owner for nested files
server: admin bypass for server owner
- serverAdmin variable captures the Unix user running olliesrv
- Admin bypass includes empty uname, 'admin', or server owner
Documentation updates:
- fs/doc.go: 'The Namespace IS the Security Model'
- registry/doc.go: capability-based tool access
- peer.go: capability-based peer access
- lessons-learned.md: 'Model compliance is not a security boundary'
- architecture-9p.md: per-agent file ownership section
Security evaluation:
- Added experiments/security-eval/ with NERV attack corpus adaptation
- Test scripts for Landlock sandbox validation
- RESULTS.md documenting 0% ASR on hostile operations
This implements the NERV thesis: 'An agent can only access resources
explicitly bound into its namespace.' Enforcement is structural via
file permissions, not behavioral via model compliance.
The isSessionPaused() Q_INVOKABLE didn't trigger QML binding
re-evaluation on pause/resume. New property with proper signal
makes ChatPane bindings reactive.
- activeSessionPaused property tracks active session's paused state
- Updated on refreshSessions() and switchAgent()
- ChatPane.qml uses property instead of function call
Size and margins scale with row height:
- height: 30% of row height
- width: same as height (circular)
- left margin: 15% of row height
- right margin: 25% of row height
Small colored dot to the right of agent name shows execution state:
- Green: idle
- Blue: thinking
- Orange: calling tool
- Gray: paused
Updates reactively via agentStateChanged event signal.
o sess approve [id] - approve pending, optionally verify id
o sess deny [id] - deny pending, optionally verify id
Shows request id in output: [42] approving: cmd
Errors if specified id doesn't match pending request.
Server emits session.{sid}.agent.{aid}.bypass.resolved with id and
action (approved/denied) when a bypass is resolved by any client.
GUI handles bypass.resolved events to clear the banner and pending
count when CLI or another client resolves a bypass request.
This allows CLI 'o sess approve' to clear the GUI banner automatically.
Works at session or agent context (bypass is session-level).
Reads pending request from session/{s}/bypass, extracts ID,
writes '{id} approve' or '{id} deny' to resolve.
Track multiple concurrent pending bypasses per agent in C++ backend:
- Add m_pendingBypasses QHash<QString,QSet<QString>> keyed by session:agent
- Add pendingBypassCount(sessionId, agentId) Q_INVOKABLE
- Add pendingBypassCountChanged(sessionId, agentId) signal
- Update resolveBypass to take agentId and remove from tracking set
SessionTree.qml: show ⚠ indicator left of agent name when the agent
has pending bypass requests. Uses Connections to refresh on signal.
ChatPane.qml: pass agentId to resolveBypass calls.
- Changed event topic: session.{sid}.agent.{aid}.bypass.request
- Added agentId parameter to bypassRequested signal
- Filter bypass events to show only for the active agent
Bypass approval now flows through:
1. GUI - via event stream and banner
2. CLI - via agent loop (to be implemented)
Removed:
- bypass_notify.go (D-Bus notification)
- BypassNotifyFunc type and all references
- godbus/dbus dependency
The bypass event is still published via SetBypassPending.
If fidOK was false for the event file, we fell through to the
default stream handling path which doesn't work for events.
Now we return 'bad fid' error instead of falling through.
The pubsub library had issues:
- Published to literal '*' topic (nonsensical)
- Used TrySend which drops events
- Complex hierarchical wildcard publishing
New implementation:
- Simple eventHub with map of subscribers
- PublishEvent fans out to all subscribers (blocking send)
- SubscribeEvents returns channel, cleaned up on ctx cancel
- SubscribeEventsFiltered filters client-side with MatchTopic
- Removed simonfxr/pubsub dependency
The subscription was being cancelled after the first read completed
because we used the per-request context. Now using the connection
context so the subscription lives until the fid is clunked or
connection closed.
The pubsub library's SubscribeChan uses non-blocking TrySend which
drops events when the channel is full. Switch to Subscribe with a
blocking callback to ensure no events are lost.
Also increased channel buffers from 64 to 256.
Plain reads (without writing a filter first) now get a per-fid
subscription with '*' filter, identical to 'echo * | rdwrs event'.
This fixes event loss — the old EventStream path overwrote events
when multiple arrived before the reader consumed them.
Levi Neely