Remove the entire sandbox security system including:
- All sandbox-related Rust code and dependencies (gaol crate)
- Sandbox command handlers and platform-specific implementations
- Comprehensive test suite for sandbox functionality
- Agent sandbox settings UI components
Simplify agent configuration by removing sandbox and permission fields:
- Remove sandbox_enabled, enable_file_read, enable_file_write, enable_network from agent configs
- Update all CC agents to use simplified configuration format
- Remove sandbox references from documentation and UI
Resolves#87 and #9 by implementing a robust three-tier process
termination approach:
1. ProcessRegistry kill - primary method using run_id tracking
2. ClaudeProcessState kill - fallback via stored process handle
3. System kill command - last resort using PID and OS commands
Key improvements:
- Enhanced logging throughout termination flow for better debugging
- Graceful fallback between termination methods
- Proper UI state management even when backend termination fails
- Track run_id in AgentExecution component for targeted process killing
- Comprehensive error handling with user-friendly feedback
- Consistent event emission for UI synchronization
This ensures agents can be properly stopped without requiring
application restart, addressing the core issue where STOP
requests were ignored and processes continued running.
This comprehensive update adds support for resumable Claude Code sessions that can run in the background and be resumed later. Key improvements include:
Backend enhancements:
- Enhanced ProcessRegistry to track both agent runs and Claude sessions
- Added new Tauri commands: list_running_claude_sessions, get_claude_session_output
- Improved Claude process management with proper session ID extraction and lifecycle handling
- Enhanced cancellation logic with registry-based process killing and fallback mechanisms
- Added live output capture and storage for session persistence
Frontend improvements:
- New RunningClaudeSessions component to display and manage active sessions
- Added streaming state management and session tracking in App component
- Implemented navigation protection when Claude is actively streaming
- Enhanced ClaudeCodeSession component with streaming callbacks and session management
Configuration updates:
- Updated .gitignore to exclude documentation files (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, *_TASK.md)
This feature enables users to start Claude sessions, navigate away while Claude continues processing, and resume sessions later from the Projects view, significantly improving the user experience for long-running AI interactions.
- Remove Rust formatting check from CI workflow since formatting is now applied
- Standardize import ordering and organization throughout codebase
- Fix indentation, spacing, and line breaks for consistency
- Clean up trailing whitespace and formatting inconsistencies
- Apply rustfmt to all Rust source files including checkpoint, sandbox, commands, and test modules
This establishes a consistent code style baseline for the project.
- Add conditional compilation for Unix-specific gaol sandbox functionality
- Implement Windows-compatible SandboxExecutor with no-op sandboxing
- Update ProfileBuilder to handle both Unix and Windows platforms
- Add platform-specific dependency declaration for gaol crate
- Modify agent and claude commands to use appropriate sandbox implementation
- Update test modules with conditional compilation for Unix-only tests
- Ensure graceful degradation on Windows with logging warnings
This change enables the application to build and run on Windows while
maintaining full sandbox security on Unix-like systems.
This commit provides a comprehensive solution to Claude binary detection issues
by implementing a user-friendly version selector UI and improving the binary
discovery logic. It addresses all concerns raised in multiple PRs and comments.
Changes:
- Add ClaudeVersionSelector component for selecting from multiple installations
- Update ClaudeBinaryDialog to use version selector instead of manual path input
- Fix unused variable warning in production builds (claude.rs:442)
- Improve select_best_installation to handle production build restrictions
- Add listClaudeInstallations API endpoint to fetch all available installations
- Make Claude version indicator clickable to navigate to Settings
- Move Claude installation selector to General tab in Settings (per user request)
- Enhance dialog UX with loading states and clear installation instructions
- Add Radix UI radio-group dependency for version selector
Fixes:
- Production build warning about unused claude_path variable
- Version detection failures in production builds due to process restrictions
- Poor UX when Claude binary is not found (now shows helpful dialog)
- Inability to easily switch between multiple Claude installations
This implementation takes inspiration from:
- PR #3: Version selector dropdown approach (preferred by users)
- PR #4: Binary detection improvements and path validation
- PR #39: Additional detection methods and error handling
- Commit 5a29f9a: Shared claude binary detection module architecture
Addresses feedback from:
- getAsterisk/claudia#4 (comment): User preference for dropdown selector
- Production build restrictions that prevent version detection
- Need for better error handling when Claude is not installed
The solution provides a seamless experience whether Claude is installed via:
- npm/yarn/bun global installation
- nvm-managed Node.js versions
- Homebrew on macOS
- System-wide installation
- Local user installation (~/.local/bin, etc.)
Refs: #3, #4, #39, 5a29f9a
- Add run_id/session_id based event isolation for concurrent executions
- Enhance process registry with graceful shutdown and fallback kill methods
- Implement session-specific event listeners in React components
- Add proper process cleanup with timeout handling
- Support both isolated and backward-compatible event emissions
- Improve error handling and logging for process management
This change prevents event crosstalk between multiple concurrent agent/claude sessions
running simultaneously, ensuring proper isolation and user experience.
