This commit refactors the DataTable and ObjectTable components to enhance state management. In DataTable, the column visibility state is now set more efficiently by defaulting to an empty object when no initial visibility is provided. In ObjectTable, local entries are introduced to maintain alignment with server updates, and a new callback for local value changes is added to EditableCell, improving the responsiveness of the UI during data edits. Additionally, the handling of row selection during bulk delete operations is updated to use local entries, ensuring consistency across the component's state.
Delete subagent-panel.tsx (~670 lines) and its test. The SubagentPanel
bypassed the AI SDK's useChat pipeline with a manual createStreamParser,
causing tool events to never render. Instead, add a lightweight subagent
mode to ChatPanel via sessionKey/subagentTask/onBack props that reuses
the same DefaultChatTransport + useChat pipeline, fixing tool event
rendering and persisted message loading for completed subagent sessions.
This commit introduces a new plan to transition the chat transport from CLI processes to Gateway WebSocket, while maintaining the existing SSE API contract. It locks the web to a single `ironclaw` profile, disables workspace/profile switching, and updates relevant tests. Key changes include the implementation of a WebSocket-backed adapter, API lockdown with 403 responses for profile mutations, and UI adjustments to remove profile switching controls.
IDENTITY.md is now user-editable (no longer a system file). Managed skill filter updated from dench to crm/browser. Bootstrap seed toggle hidden from create-workspace dialog.
- Skip updateIndex for session IDs containing :subagent: so they don't
appear as top-level "New Chat" entries in the sidebar
- Filter subagent IDs in the sidebar component as a safety net
- Clean up existing leaked entries from index.json
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Bug 1: Subagent events from gateway broadcasts were processed as parent
events because the sessionKey filter was accidentally removed during the
subagent decoupling refactor. Re-add the filter in wireChildProcess.
Bug 2: Creating workspaces at custom paths failed because:
- mkdir API rejected absolute paths outside workspace root
- Directory picker started at workspace root, not home
- Error responses from mkdir were silently swallowed
Add absolute path support to mkdir, handle errors in picker UI,
start picker at home dir, and normalize init route paths.
Restore backend/logic features that were incorrectly auto-merged from the
design branch:
- Spreadsheet viewer (xlsx, csv, ods, etc.) and xlsx dependency
- HTML iframe viewer with source toggle
- Directory picker modal for workspace creation
- Workspace registry for custom-path workspaces
- Session auto-discovery for orphaned sessions
- Workspace init seeding (CRM objects, DuckDB, templates, bootstrap files)
- Symlink resolution and showHidden in tree/browse routes
- Upload to workspace assets/ instead of hidden ~/.ironclaw/uploads/
- Webpack dev watcher config (next.config.ts)
- router.push for back-button navigation history
Open button now toggles an expanded view showing all panels in a full
grid layout with animated transitions. Pin button already saves to
workspace /reports. Lazy-loads additional panel data on first expand
and adds a refresh button in expanded mode.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Images in webchat markdown messages (e.g. agent screenshots) fail to
load because the img component passes local filesystem paths directly
as <img src>, which the browser cannot resolve.
The chain-of-thought component already handles this via
resolveMediaUrl(), but the ReactMarkdown img override did not.
Now non-HTTP/data src values are proxied through
/api/workspace/raw-file?path=... so the server can resolve and serve
local files.
- Added `overflow-wrap: anywhere` and `word-break: break-word` to `.chat-prose` for improved text wrapping.
- Updated chat message component styles to include `min-w-0` and `overflow-hidden` for better layout control.
- Ensured consistent text breaking behavior across various message elements.