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Description

Implements automatic task scheduling from Planning to In Progress with priority-based queueing and configurable concurrent task limits. Users can now enable a queue for each project that automatically starts tasks from the backlog when slots become available.

Features:

  • Queue settings dialog with enable/disable toggle and max concurrent (1-3)
  • Priority-based queueing: urgent > high > medium > low > none
  • FIFO ordering within same priority level
  • Automatic task triggering when queue is enabled
  • Queue status display (running / max concurrent)
  • Live warnings when running count exceeds limit

Related Issue

Closes #934

Type of Change

  • 🐛 Bug fix
  • ✨ New feature
  • 📚 Documentation
  • ♻️ Refactor
  • 🧪 Test

Area

  • Frontend
  • Backend
  • Fullstack

Commit Message Format

Follow conventional commits: `: `

Types: feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, test

Example: `feat: add user authentication system`

Checklist

  • I've synced with `develop` branch
  • I've tested my changes locally
  • I've followed the code principles (SOLID, DRY, KISS)
  • My PR is small and focused (< 400 lines ideally)

CI/Testing Requirements

  • All CI checks pass
  • All existing tests pass
  • New features include test coverage
  • Bug fixes include regression tests

Screenshots

Before After
Queue Settings Dialog

Feature Toggle

  • Behind localStorage flag: `use_feature_name`
  • Behind settings toggle
  • Behind environment variable/config
  • N/A - Feature is complete and ready for all users

Breaking Changes

Breaking: No

Details: None - this is a pure addition to the existing Kanban board functionality.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Background per-project task queue with live status events and a settings dialog to enable queues and set concurrency.
  • Types & Constants

    • Added queue config/status types, concurrency constants, project queueConfig field, new IPC channels, and a preload API for queue operations and real-time updates.
  • Localization

    • English and French UI strings for queue features.
  • Tests

    • Extensive unit and component tests for queue store and settings dialog.
  • Chores

    • Browser mock extended with queue API methods; orderly startup/shutdown wiring for the queue manager.

✏️ Tip: You can customize this high-level summary in your review settings.

MikeeBuilds and others added 30 commits December 26, 2025 22:05
AndyMik90#337)

This commit optimizes the merge handler to prevent UI blocking by converting synchronous file operations to asynchronous I/O:

- Make handleProcessExit async to support async operations
- Replace readFileSync with fsPromises.readFile for commit message reading
- Refactor plan persistence to use async I/O with parallel updates via Promise.all()
- Implement fire-and-forget pattern for plan updates to prevent blocking the response
- Improve error handling with separate tracking for main vs worktree plans

These changes eliminate blocking I/O operations that could freeze the UI during merge operations, particularly when updating implementation plans across both the main project and worktree.

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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>
…AndyMik90#343)

The old ProjectSettings modal has been replaced by the unified AppSettings
dialog. This removes:

- `ProjectSettings.tsx` - deprecated modal component
- `project-settings/ProjectSettings.tsx` - unused refactored version
- `hooks/useProjectSettings.ts` - replaced by project-settings/hooks/
- `hooks/useEnvironmentConfig.ts` - only used by deprecated modal
- `hooks/useClaudeAuth.ts` - only used by deprecated modal
- `hooks/useLinearConnection.ts` - only used by deprecated modal
- `hooks/useGitHubConnection.ts` - only used by deprecated modal
- `hooks/useInfrastructureStatus.ts` - only used by deprecated modal

Updated index files to remove deprecated exports.
* fix(execution): add structured phase event emission and improve phase transition handling

- Add emit_phase() calls in coder.py for PLANNING, CODING, COMPLETE, and FAILED phases
- Add emit_phase() calls in planner.py for follow-up planning phase
- Add emit_phase() calls in qa/loop.py for QA_REVIEW, QA_FIXING, COMPLETE, and FAILED phases
- Add parsePhaseEvent() to agent-events.ts to prioritize structured events over log parsing
- Default to 'planning' phase in PhaseProgressIndicator when running but phase

* fix(execution): prevent premature 'complete' phase during QA workflow

- Remove COMPLETE phase emission from coder.py when subtasks finish (QA hasn't run yet)
- Add phase regression prevention in agent-events.ts to block fallback text matching from moving backwards (e.g., QA → coding)
- Remove 'complete' phase detection from "BUILD COMPLETE" banner text (only structured emit_phase(COMPLETE) from QA approval should set complete)
- Add line buffering in agent-process.ts to prevent split __EXEC_PHASE

* fix(execution): prevent phase regression and improve JSON parsing robustness

- Add phase regression check to 'planning' phase detection in agent-events.ts
- Prevent 'failed' phase from overwriting 'complete' or 'failed' from structured events in agent-process.ts
- Add extractJsonObject() to handle JSON with trailing garbage in phase-event-parser.ts
  - Implements brace-matching parser that handles escaped quotes and nested objects
  - Prevents parse failures when __EXEC_PHASE__ JSON is followed by log

* refactor: improve variable naming clarity in phase event parsing

- Rename 'escape' to 'isEscaped' in extractJsonObject() for better readability
- Rename list comprehension variable 'l' to 'line' in test_phase_event.py

* feat(agent-events): add Zod validation and refactor phase event parsing

- Add zod dependency (^4.2.1) for runtime type validation
- Refactor phase event parsing into specialized parser classes:
  - ExecutionPhaseParser for task execution phases
  - IdeationPhaseParser for ideation workflow phases
  - RoadmapPhaseParser for roadmap generation phases
- Add strict Zod schemas for phase event validation:
  - Reject invalid message types (must be string)
  - Reject invalid progress values (must be 0-100

* refactor(agent-events): remove parser delegation and inline phase detection logic

- Remove ExecutionPhaseParser, IdeationPhaseParser, and RoadmapPhaseParser delegation
- Inline all phase detection logic directly into AgentEvents methods
- Add wouldPhaseRegress() check to prevent fallback text matching from moving backwards
- Add parsePhaseEvent() call to prioritize structured __EXEC_PHASE__ events
- Add checkRegression() helper to validate phase transitions before applying fallback matches
- Filter

* test(subprocess): update test expectations to include newlines in buffered output

- Update subprocess-spawn.test.ts to append '\n' to test data and expectations
- Reflects line buffering behavior where output is processed line-by-line
- Skip ipc-handlers.test.ts exit event test (status change logic removed)
- Remove exit code 0 test case that no longer applies after status change removal

* refactor(ideation-phase-parser): add terminal state guard and extract progress calculation

- Add terminal state check to prevent phase changes after completion
- Extract calculateGeneratingProgress() helper with division-by-zero protection
- Return 90% progress fallback when totalTypes is 0 or negative
- Apply helper to both progress calculation paths (no phase change and phase detected)

* fix(phase-parser): prevent premature QA phase detection during planning

Add canEnterQAPhase guard to fallback text matching in agent-events.ts
and execution-phase-parser.ts. QA phases can now only be triggered via
text matching if currentPhase is already 'coding', 'qa_review', or
'qa_fixing'. This prevents tasks from jumping to QA Review column when
planning phase output contains QA-related text.

Structured events from backend (__EXEC_PHASE__:...) bypass this check.

* fix(task-store): prevent stale plan data from overriding status during active execution

When a task is restarted, the file watcher immediately reads the existing
implementation_plan.json and calls updateTaskFromPlan. If the old plan has
all subtasks completed, it would set status to 'ai_review' before the agent
process emits the 'planning' phase event.

This fix checks if the task is in an active execution phase (planning,
coding, qa_review, qa_fixing) and if so, does NOT let the plan data
override the status. The execution phase takes precedence.

Added 4 tests to verify the behavior.

* Reorder imports in coder.py for clarity

Moved the import of ExecutionPhase and emit_phase from phase_event to follow the project's import organization conventions and improve code readability.

* fix: address PR review comments from CodeRabbit

- Clamp progress values to 0-100 range in phase_event.py
- Remove unused PhaseEvent import in test file
- Simplify terminal phase check in ideation-phase-parser.ts
- Add regression prevention in roadmap-phase-parser.ts
- Use z.infer for PhaseEvent type derivation

* fix: add type assertions for Zod-validated phase values

TypeScript couldn't infer the literal type from Zod enum validation.
Added explicit type assertions since the phase is already validated.

* fix: correct misleading test name for QA loop transition

The test was named 'should not regress' but actually verified that
qa_fixing → qa_review IS allowed (valid re-review after fix).
Renamed to clarify the expected behavior.

* fix: define phase variable from rawPhase in PhaseProgressIndicator

The prop was renamed during destructuring but the derived variable
was never defined, causing 'phase is not defined' runtime error.

* fix(security): add Python path validation to prevent command injection

Add validatePythonPath() function that validates user-configurable Python
paths before use in spawn(). This prevents potential command injection
attacks via malicious paths.

Security checks implemented:
- Block shell metacharacters (;|&<> etc.)
- Validate against allowlist of known Python locations
- Verify file exists and is executable
- Confirm it's actually Python via --version

Applied validation to all affected locations:
- AgentProcessManager.configure()
- InsightsConfig.configure()
- ChangelogService.configure()
- TitleGenerator.configure()

Addresses: PR AndyMik90#249 review - CRITICAL security finding

* fix: add sequence tracking to prevent race conditions in state updates

Add sequenceNumber field to ExecutionProgress to track update order and
prevent stale updates from overwriting newer state.

Changes:
- Add sequenceNumber to ExecutionProgress interface
- updateExecutionProgress now rejects updates with lower sequence numbers
- All execution-progress emissions now include monotonically increasing
  sequence numbers

This prevents race conditions where out-of-order updates could cause
incorrect task state display.

Addresses: PR AndyMik90#249 review - HIGH severity race condition finding

* refactor: extract helper methods from spawnProcess() to reduce complexity

Break down the 294-line spawnProcess() into smaller focused methods:
- setupProcessEnvironment(): Creates the process environment object
- handleProcessFailure(): Orchestrates rate limit and auth failure handling
- handleRateLimitWithAutoSwap(): Handles auto-swap logic for rate limits
- handleAuthFailure(): Detects and handles authentication failures

The main spawnProcess() is now significantly cleaner with single-responsibility
helper methods that are easier to test and maintain.

Addresses: PR AndyMik90#249 review - HIGH severity complexity finding

* fix: improve phase handling with type guards and better error reporting

- Add type guard validation in checkRegression() before calling
  wouldPhaseRegress() to prevent undefined lookups in PHASE_ORDER_INDEX
- Add warning log when calculateOverallProgress() receives unknown phase
  instead of silently returning 0%
- Change 'failed' phase index from 5 to 99 to clearly indicate it's
  outside normal progression (like 'idle' uses -1)

These changes improve defensive programming and debugging capabilities
for phase state management.

Addresses: PR AndyMik90#249 review - MEDIUM severity findings

* refactor(security): consolidate Python path validation logic into reusable helper

Extract repeated validation pattern into getValidatedPythonPath() helper to reduce code duplication across services.

Changes:
- Add getValidatedPythonPath() helper that encapsulates validation logic
- Replace duplicated validation blocks in ChangelogService, InsightsConfig, and TitleGenerator with helper call
- Improve isSafePythonCommand() to normalize whitespace before checking
- Add newline/carriage return to DANGEROUS_SHELL_CHARS regex

* fix(tests): enable exit event forwarding test

- Remove it.skip from 'should forward exit events with status change on failure'
- Add proper test setup: create project and task before emitting exit event
- Add mock for notificationService to prevent errors during test

* fix(security): use mkdtempSync for secure temp directory in tests

Addresses CodeQL 'Insecure temporary file' warning by using
mkdtempSync with a random suffix instead of a predictable path.

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Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Alex <[email protected]>
…dyMik90#344)

Remove the backwards compatibility re-export file `TaskDetailPanel.tsx`
that was only re-exporting from `./task-detail/`. This file was unused -
the app imports directly from `./task-detail/TaskDetailModal`.

Removed:
- `src/renderer/components/TaskDetailPanel.tsx` - unused re-export file
- Export from `index.ts`
* feat: centralize CLI tool path management

Created centralized CLI tool manager with multi-level detection
priority (user config → venv → Homebrew → system PATH).

Key changes:
- New cli-tool-manager.ts with platform-aware detection (macOS
  Apple Silicon/Intel, Windows, Linux)
- Migrated 75 hardcoded CLI tool usages across 12 files (Python,
  Git, GitHub CLI)
- Added Settings UI for user configuration with auto-detection
  display showing detected path, version, and source
- Implemented version validation (Python 3.10+ required)
- Session-based caching without TTL expiration
- Full i18n support (EN/FR) for new Settings UI elements

This eliminates hardcoded tool paths and provides consistent,
configurable CLI tool management across the application.

* fix(lint): resolve linting issues in CLI tool manager

- Remove unused getAugmentedEnv import
- Replace console.log with console.warn for logging
- Fix template string syntax error in release-service.ts (backtick vs quote)

Reduces lint errors from 185 to 179 (0 errors, 179 warnings)

* fix(security): address CodeRabbit review feedback

- Fix command injection vulnerability in validateGitHubCLI using execFileSync
- Remove redundant execSync calls in release-service.ts
- Fix Electron context separation by moving ToolDetectionResult to shared types
- Add loading state to Settings UI to prevent flashing 'Not detected'
- Improve error handling with safe string conversion

Addresses security and code quality issues identified by automated review.

* fix(security): fix all command injection vulnerabilities in CLI tool usage

Replace all execSync calls using getToolPath() with execFileSync to prevent
command injection attacks. This fixes CodeQL security warnings about unsanitized
environment variables in command execution.

Changes:
- settings-handlers.ts: 1 fix (git init)
- release-service.ts: 20 fixes (git/gh commands in release flow)
- worktree-handlers.ts: 22 fixes (git worktree operations)
- project-handlers.ts: 3 fixes (git branch operations)
- github/utils.ts: 1 fix (gh auth token)
- github/oauth-handlers.ts: 11 fixes (gh API and git remote operations)
- github/release-handlers.ts: 3 fixes (gh auth, git describe, git log)
- changelog/git-integration.ts: 6 fixes (git branch and tag operations)

Total: 67 command injection vulnerabilities fixed

Security Impact:
- Prevents malicious users from injecting arbitrary commands via CLI tool paths
- Uses execFileSync which executes binaries directly without shell interpolation
- Passes arguments as array instead of concatenated string
- Eliminates shell redirection patterns (2>/dev/null) with try-catch blocks

* fix(security): fix remaining command injection vulnerabilities and remove unused imports

Fix all remaining CodeQL security warnings:

CLI tool validation (cli-tool-manager.ts):
- validateGit: Replace execSync with execFileSync for git --version

Project initialization (project-initializer.ts):
- Replace all 7 execSync calls with execFileSync
- git rev-parse, git init, git status, git add, git commit

Release service (release-service.ts):
- checkTagExists: Fix git tag -l and git ls-remote
- getGitHubReleaseUrl: Fix gh release view
- Fix worktree merge detection (2 more git commands)
- Remove unused execSync import

Code cleanup:
- Remove unused execSync imports from:
  - github/utils.ts
  - project-handlers.ts
  - settings-handlers.ts
  - release-service.ts

Total: 12 additional command injection fixes + 4 unused imports removed

This completes the security audit with 0 remaining vulnerabilities.

* refactor(code-quality): remove useless variable assignments

Fix CodeQL warnings about unused initial variable values:
- mainBranch: Declare without initial value, assign in try-catch
- unmergedCommits: Declare without initial value, assign in try-catch

The initial values were never used since they were always overwritten
either in the try block (success) or catch block (error fallback).

* test(security): update oauth-handlers tests to use execFileSync mocks

Update test mocks in oauth-handlers.spec.ts to match the security fix
that changed from execSync to execFileSync. All 525 tests now passing.

Changes:
- gh CLI Check Handler tests: Use mockExecFileSync with array args
- gh Auth Check Handler tests: Use mockExecFileSync with array args
- Fixed argument pattern: cmd + args array instead of single command string

Related to command injection prevention in oauth-handlers.ts
…90#348)

## Backend
- Delete `agents/auto_claude_tools.py` (compatibility shim)
- Delete `implementation_plan/main.py` (compatibility shim)
- Remove `--dev` flag and `dev_mode` parameter from:
  - cli/main.py, cli/utils.py, cli/spec_commands.py
  - runners/spec_runner.py
  - spec/pipeline/models.py, orchestrator.py
  - spec/complexity.py
- Remove `ClaudeSimilarityDetector` class from batch_issues.py
- Remove unused `self.detector` alias

## Frontend
- Remove `PROJECT_UPDATE_AUTOBUILD` IPC channel
- Remove `updateProjectAutoBuild` from:
  - project-handlers.ts (IPC handler)
  - project-api.ts (preload API)
  - project-store.ts (store function)
  - project-mock.ts (mock)
- Remove deprecated `appendOutput`/`clearOutputBuffer` from terminal-store
- Update useTerminalEvents to use terminalBufferManager directly
- Remove deprecated "Update Auto Claude" dialog from Sidebar
- Remove `handleUpdate` from useProjectSettings hook

## Tests
- Remove `test_dev_mode_param_ignored` test
… review (AndyMik90#347)

* feat: add dropdown to select inbuilt or external terminal in task review

Replace the single terminal button on the task review modal with a dropdown
menu that allows users to choose between:
- Opening in an inbuilt terminal tab (existing behavior)
- Opening in the system's default external terminal application

Changes:
- Add IPC channel SHELL_OPEN_TERMINAL for opening paths in system terminal
- Create IPC handler with cross-platform support (macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Update ShellAPI with openTerminal method
- Extend useTerminalHandler hook to support both terminal types
- Create TerminalDropdown component with dropdown menu UI
- Update WorkspaceStatus to use dropdown for both terminal buttons

Cross-platform support:
- macOS: Uses 'open -a Terminal' to open Terminal.app
- Windows: Uses 'start cmd' to open Command Prompt
- Linux: Tries common terminal emulators (gnome-terminal, konsole, xfce4-terminal, xterm)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: correct import paths in TerminalDropdown component

* feat: add modal close and view switch for inbuilt terminal option

When opening the inbuilt terminal from the task review modal, the UI now:
- Closes the task detail modal
- Switches to the Agent Terminals view
- Creates the terminal in that view

This provides a better user experience by automatically navigating to where
the terminal is created, rather than keeping the user in the modal.

Changes:
- Added onSwitchToTerminals prop to TaskDetailModal, TaskReview, and WorkspaceStatus
- Updated TerminalDropdown handlers to call onClose and onSwitchToTerminals before creating terminal
- Wired up App.tsx to pass setActiveView callback to TaskDetailModal

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: pass terminal creation callback to parent to prevent unmount race condition

The previous implementation called openTerminal from the WorkspaceStatus component,
but when the modal closed and view switched, the component unmounted before the
terminal could be created.

This fix passes terminal creation parameters up to App.tsx where the modal close,
view switch, and terminal creation are handled in the correct order at the parent level.

Changes:
- Added onOpenInbuiltTerminal callback prop through component hierarchy
  (TaskDetailModal → TaskReview → WorkspaceStatus)
- Created handleOpenInbuiltTerminal in App.tsx that:
  1. Closes the modal (setSelectedTask(null))
  2. Switches to terminals view (setActiveView('terminals'))
  3. Creates the terminal (window.electronAPI.createTerminal)
- Updated TerminalDropdown handlers in WorkspaceStatus to call the callback
  instead of creating terminal directly

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: add terminal to frontend store to display in UI

The previous implementation created the terminal in the backend but didn't
add it to the frontend terminal store, so TerminalGrid had no terminal to render.

The correct flow is:
1. Add terminal to store (creates Terminal object in frontend)
2. Terminal component mounts
3. usePtyProcess hook creates backend PTY process

Changes:
- Updated handleOpenInbuiltTerminal to use useTerminalStore.getState().addTerminal()
- Removed direct window.electronAPI.createTerminal() call
- Terminal now appears in TerminalGrid after creation

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: add openTerminal to ElectronAPI type and browser mock

TypeScript was complaining about missing openTerminal method:
- Added openTerminal to ElectronAPI interface in ipc.ts
- Added openTerminal mock to infrastructure-mock.ts for browser mode

This fixes the typecheck errors in CI.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: use node: prefix for child_process import for better TypeScript resolution

Changed from 'child_process' to 'node:child_process' to ensure TypeScript
properly resolves the execSync import in all environments including CI.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* refactor: improve terminal command security, deterministic mounting, and i18n

This commit addresses several issues with the terminal dropdown feature:

1. **Improved Windows Command Security** (settings-handlers.ts):
   - Removed fragile nested quotes from Windows terminal command
   - Changed from `"cd /d "${dirPath}""` to `cd /d "${sanitizedPath}"`
   - Added path sanitization to escape double quotes and prevent command injection
   - Simplified command structure for better reliability

2. **Deterministic Component Readiness** (App.tsx, TerminalGrid.tsx):
   - Replaced hardcoded 100ms timeout with deterministic readiness signal
   - Added `onMounted` prop to TerminalGrid that fires when component mounts
   - Created Promise-based waiting mechanism in handleOpenInbuiltTerminal
   - Checks if terminals view is already active to avoid unnecessary waiting
   - Ensures Terminal component is mounted before creating backend PTY

3. **i18n Compliance** (TerminalDropdown.tsx):
   - Replaced all hardcoded English strings with translation keys
   - Added useTranslation hook with 'taskReview' namespace
   - Updated button title: "Open terminal" → t('terminal.openTerminal')
   - Updated menu items:
     - "Open in Inbuilt Terminal" → t('terminal.openInbuilt')
     - "Open in External Terminal" → t('terminal.openExternal')
   - Created taskReview.json translation files for English and French

Files Changed:
- src/main/ipc-handlers/settings-handlers.ts
- src/renderer/App.tsx
- src/renderer/components/TerminalGrid.tsx
- src/renderer/components/task-detail/task-review/TerminalDropdown.tsx
- src/shared/i18n/locales/en/taskReview.json (new)
- src/shared/i18n/locales/fr/taskReview.json (new)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: use execFileSync with argument arrays to prevent command injection

Security Fix: Replaced all execSync shell commands with execFileSync and
argument arrays to completely eliminate command injection vulnerabilities.

Previous issue:
- Incomplete escaping: only escaped double quotes, not backslashes
- Shell interpretation could lead to command injection with crafted paths

Solution:
- macOS: execFileSync('open', ['-a', 'Terminal', dirPath])
- Windows: execFileSync('cmd.exe', ['/K', 'cd', '/d', dirPath], {shell: false})
- Linux: execFileSync(terminal, ['--working-directory', dirPath])

Benefits:
- No shell interpretation - arguments passed directly to executables
- No escaping needed - OS handles path special characters correctly
- Prevents all forms of command injection
- More reliable cross-platform behavior

For xterm (Linux fallback), single quotes are properly escaped using the
pattern: dirPath.replace(/'/g, "'\\''") which handles single quotes in paths.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: register taskReview namespace with i18n configuration

The taskReview translation files were created but not registered with the
i18n configuration, causing translation keys to be displayed literally
instead of the actual translated text.

Changes:
- Imported enTaskReview and frTaskReview translation files
- Added taskReview to resources object for both en and fr
- Added 'taskReview' to the ns (namespaces) array in i18n.init()

This fixes the dropdown menu displaying "terminal.openInbuilt" instead of
"Open in Inbuilt Terminal".

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: remove unused onMounted callback and Promise-based readiness signaling

- Remove handleTerminalGridMounted function reference that caused runtime error
- Remove onMounted prop from TerminalGrid interface
- Remove useEffect hook that called onMounted callback
- Simplify handleOpenInbuiltTerminal to directly add terminal to store
- TerminalGrid is always mounted (just hidden), so no readiness signaling needed

This fixes "handleTerminalGridMounted is not defined" error and simplifies
the terminal creation flow.

* chore: remove unused imports (useRef, useCallback) from App.tsx

* refactor: add input validation and remove unused import in terminal handler

Security and code quality improvements:

1. Add comprehensive input validation for dirPath:
   - Check for non-empty string
   - Resolve to absolute path with path.resolve()
   - Verify path exists with existsSync()
   - Confirm it's a directory with statSync().isDirectory()
   - Return clear, actionable error messages if any check fails

2. Replace all uses of dirPath with validated resolvedPath

3. Remove unused execSync import from node:child_process

4. Add statSync to fs imports for directory validation

This prevents potential issues with invalid paths and improves error
handling with specific error messages for each validation failure.

* refactor: rename unused id parameter to _id in handleOpenInbuiltTerminal

- Prefix parameter with underscore to indicate intentionally unused
- Add comment explaining terminal ID is auto-generated by addTerminal()
- Keep parameter for callback signature consistency with callers
- Remove id from console.log since it's not used in the logic

This satisfies linter requirements while maintaining callback compatibility.

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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
Fixes AndyMik90#235

The Edit Task modal's close button (X) was unresponsive because both the parent
modal and the edit dialog used z-50 for their overlays. The parent's overlay
intercepted clicks meant for the edit dialog's close button.

This fix hides the parent modal while the Edit dialog is open, then reopens it
when the Edit dialog closes. This is a cleaner UX than z-index hacks.

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>
* fix: make backend tests pass on Windows

* fix: address Windows locking + lazy graphiti imports

* fix: address CodeRabbit review comments

* fix: improve file_lock typing

* Update apps/backend/runners/github/file_lock.py

Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix: satisfy ruff + asyncio loop usage

* style: ruff format file_lock

* refactor: safer temp file close + async JSON read

* style: ruff format file_lock

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Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
AndyMik90#351)

* fix(analyzer): add C#/Java/Swift/Kotlin project files to security hash

Fixes AndyMik90#222

The security profile hash calculation was missing key config files for
several languages, causing the profile not to regenerate when:
- C# projects (.csproj, .sln, .fsproj, .vbproj) changed
- Java/Kotlin/Scala projects (pom.xml, build.gradle, etc.) changed
- Swift packages (Package.swift) changed

Changes:
- Add Java, Kotlin, Scala, Swift config files to hash_files list
- Add glob patterns for .NET project files (can be anywhere in tree)
- Update fallback source extensions to include .cs, .swift, .kt, .java

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>

* fix(analyzer): replace empty except pass with continue

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…ik90#358)

* fix(terminal): preserve terminal state when switching projects

Fixes terminal state loss when switching between project tabs (AndyMik90#342).

Two issues addressed:
1. PTY health check: Added checkTerminalPtyAlive IPC method to detect
   terminals with stale state (no live PTY process). restoreTerminalSessions
   now removes dead terminals and restores from disk instead of skipping.

2. Buffer preservation: Added SerializeAddon to capture terminal buffer
   with ANSI escape codes before disposal. This preserves the shell prompt,
   colors, and output history when switching back to a project.

Closes AndyMik90#342

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* fix(terminal): address PR review findings

Addresses 5 findings from Auto Claude PR Review:

1. [HIGH] Race condition protection: Added restoringProjects Set to prevent
   concurrent restore calls for the same project

2. [HIGH] Unnecessary disk restore: Skip disk restore when some terminals
   are still alive to avoid duplicates

3. [HIGH] Double dispose vulnerability: Added isDisposedRef guard to prevent
   corrupted serialization on rapid unmount/StrictMode

4. [MEDIUM] SerializeAddon disposal: Explicitly call dispose() before
   setting ref to null

5. [MEDIUM] projectPath validation: Added input validation at function start

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* fix(terminal): allow disk restore when alive terminals exist

CodeRabbit review finding: When a project has mixed alive and dead
terminals, the early return was preventing disk restore, causing
dead terminals to be permanently lost.

The fix removes the early return since addRestoredTerminal() already
has duplicate protection (checks terminal ID before adding). This
allows dead terminals to be safely restored from disk while alive
terminals remain unaffected.

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* fix(terminal): remove unused aliveTerminals variable

CodeQL flagged unused variable after previous fix removed the early
return that was using it.

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… ruff version, and broken quality-dco workflow (AndyMik90#334)

* fix: Fixes issues to get clean pre-commit run

1. version-sync hook was failing due to formatting,
fixed with block scalar.
2. Python Tests step was failing because it could not locate python
or pytest. Fixed by referencing pytest in .venv,
[as was shown here in CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/AndyMik90/Auto-Claude/blob/develop/CONTRIBUTING.md?plain=1#L299)

At this point pre-commit could run, then there were a few issues it found that had to be fixed:

3. "check yaml" hook failed for the file
".github/workflows/quality-dco.yml". Fixed indenting issue.

4. Various files had whitespace issues that were auto-fixed by the
pre-commit commands.

After this, "pre-commit run --all-files" passes for all checks.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* docs: Update CONTRIBUTING.md with cmake dependency

cmake is not present by default on macs, can be installed via homebrew

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Addressed PR comments on file consistency and install instructions.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Ran pre-commit autoupdate, disabled broken quality-dco workflow

The version of ruff in pre-commit was on a much older version than what was running as part of the lint github workflow. This caused it to make changes that were rejected by the newer version.
As far as disabling quality-dco workflow; according to https://github.com/AndyMik90/Auto-Claude/actions/workflows/quality-dco.yml, it has never actually successfully parsed since it was introduced in AndyMik90#266, and so it has not been running on any PRs to date. Given that, plus the fact that I see no mention/discussion of Developer Certificate of Origin in any github issues or the discord, I will run with the assumption this needs more explicit discussion before we turn it on and force all contributors to add these signoffs for every commit.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Fixed bad sed command in pre-commit version-sync hook

It resulted in bad version names being produced for beta versions, such as "Auto-Claude-2.7.2-beta.9-beta.9-arm64.dmg". Also addressed PR comment for needed spacing in markdown code blocks.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Fixed other sed command for version sync to avoid incorrect names

Addresses PR comment to keep this in line with existing sed command fix in the same PR.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Keep version of ruff in sync between pre-commit and github workflow

This will avoid situations where the checks done locally and in CI start to diverge and even conflict

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Enabling DCO workflow

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Fixed windows compatibility issue for running pytest

Also committing some more file whitespace changes made by the working pre-commit hook.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Removed out of date disabled banner on quality dco workflow

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>

* Fixed version-sync issue with incorrect version badge image url, fixed dco workflow

Updated readme with correct value as well
Fixed DCO workflow as it was pointing at a nonexistent step.
Improved DCO workflow failure message to warn about accidentally signing others commits.

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Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
* fix(subprocess): handle Python paths with spaces

Fixes AndyMik90#315

The packaged macOS app uses a Python path inside ~/Library/Application Support/
which contains a space. The subprocess-runner.ts was passing the path directly
to spawn(), causing ENOENT errors.

This fix adds parsePythonCommand() (already used by agent-process.ts) to properly
handle paths with spaces. This also affects Changelog generation and other
GitHub automation features.

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>

* test(subprocess): add unit tests for python path spaces and arg ordering

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…AndyMik90#355)

* fix(security): invalidate profile cache when file is created/modified

Fixes AndyMik90#153

The security profile cache was returning stale data even after the
.auto-claude-security.json file was created or updated. This caused
commands like 'dotnet' to be blocked even when present in the file.

Root cause: get_security_profile() cached the profile on first call
without checking if the file's mtime changed on subsequent calls.

Fix: Track the security profile file's mtime and invalidate the cache
when the file is created (mtime goes from None to a value) or modified
(mtime changes).

This also helps with issue AndyMik90#222 where the profile is created after the
agent starts - now the agent will pick up the new profile on the next
command validation.

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>

* fix(security): handle deleted profile file and add cache invalidation tests

* fix(security): handle deleted profile file and add cache invalidation tests

* test(security): improve cache tests with mocks and unique commands

* test(security): add mock-free tests for cache invalidation

* test(security): fix cache invalidation tests without mocks

* fix(security): address review comments and add debug logs for CI hash failure

* fix(analyzer): remove debug prints

* fix(lint): sort imports in profile.py

* fix(security): include spec_dir in cache key to prevent stale profiles

The cache key previously only included project_dir, but the profile
location can depend on spec_dir. This could cause stale cached profiles
to be returned if spec_dir changes between calls.

Fix: Add _cached_spec_dir to the cache validation logic and reset function.

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Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
…op (AndyMik90#362)

The projectTabs array was being included in the useEffect dependency
array, but since it's computed fresh on every render (via getProjectTabs()),
it always has a new reference. This caused the effect to fire on every
render cycle, creating an infinite re-render loop.

Fix: Use openProjectIds.includes() instead of projectTabs.some() since
openProjectIds is stable state and already tracks the same information.

Fixes performance regression in beta.10 where UI interactions took 5-6 seconds.

Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
* fix:scaling - in the settings pane, when changing the scale size by dragging the icon across the bar, the view reloads as you are doing it so it makes it difficult to change the scale properly. also the - and + buttons don't increase or decrease the scale by 5%. these have now been fixed.

* added NaN guard

* added type=button

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Add documentation from security review:
- PROMPT_INJECTION_DEFENSE.md: Attack taxonomy, defenses, and checklist
- DOCKER_NATIVE_DESIGN.md: Docker-native architecture design for containerized deployment

These documents provide security guidance and future architecture plans
discovered during the security hardening work.

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…updates them (AndyMik90#378)

Both download links and the shields badge version link.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>
…ik90#336) (AndyMik90#373)

The Graph Memory Status card now correctly validates the configured
embedding provider (GRAPHITI_EMBEDDER_PROVIDER) instead of always
requiring OPENAI_API_KEY.

Supported providers:
- openai (default, requires OPENAI_API_KEY)
- ollama (local, no API key needed)
- google (requires GOOGLE_API_KEY)
- voyage (requires VOYAGE_API_KEY)
- azure_openai (requires AZURE_OPENAI_API_KEY)

Changes:
- Add validateEmbeddingConfiguration() in utils.ts
- Update memory-status-handlers.ts to use new validation
- Display provider-specific error messages when keys are missing

Fixes AndyMik90#336

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Alex <[email protected]>
… true when gh CLI is found" (AndyMik90#370)

A mock appears to have been broken by this change: AndyMik90@39e09e3#diff-dbd75baa12f1f8dd98fe6c6fec63160b8be291bc8de4d2970e993e1081746ba0L110-R121

I ran into a failure on this test when setting up for the first time locally and running frontend tests. I expect this did not break elsewhere because others actually have the github CLI installed, and so it was not noticed that the code under test  executed the real filesystem commands to find it, and succeeded when doing so. But I do not have github CLI installed, and the test failed for me.

Signed-off-by: Ian <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
…ideation type (AndyMik90#381)

Adjusted the progress calculation in the ideation store to account for the newly completed ideation type. This change ensures that the state updates are accurately reflected, especially with React 18's batching behavior. The updated logic now includes the completed type in the calculation of completed counts, improving the accuracy of progress tracking.

Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
…rt (AndyMik90#363)

* docs: add PR hygiene guidelines to CONTRIBUTING.md

This update introduces a new section on PR hygiene, outlining best practices for rebasing, commit organization, and maintaining small PR sizes. It emphasizes the importance of keeping a clean commit history and provides commands for ensuring branches are up-to-date before requesting reviews. These guidelines aim to improve the overall quality and efficiency of pull requests in the project.

Signed-off-by: AndyMik90 <[email protected]>

* fix(github-pr): use commit SHAs for PR context gathering and add debug logging

Fixes GitHub PR review failing to retrieve file patches when PR branches
aren't fetched locally (e.g., fork PRs, deleted branches). The context
gatherer now fetches commit SHAs (headRefOid/baseRefOid) from GitHub API
and uses them instead of branch names for git operations.

Also adds comprehensive debug logging for the orchestrator reviewer:
- Shows LLM thinking blocks and response streaming in DEBUG mode
- Passes DEBUG env var through to Python subprocess
- Adds status messages during long-running LLM calls

Changes:
- context_gatherer.py: Add _ensure_pr_refs_available() to fetch commits
- orchestrator_reviewer.py: Add DEBUG_MODE logging for LLM interactions
- subprocess-runner.ts: Pass DEBUG env var to Python subprocess
- pydantic_models.py: Add structured output models for PR review

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* fix(github-pr): fix confidence conversion bugs in orchestrator reviewer

Fixed 4 instances of broken confidence conversion logic:
- Dead code where both ternary branches were identical (divided by 100)
- Multiple data.get() calls with different defaults (85, 85, 0.85)

Added _normalize_confidence() helper method that properly handles:
- Percentage values (0-100): divides by 100
- Decimal values (0.0-1.0): uses as-is

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* fix(github-pr): address review findings and fix confidence normalization

Address Auto Claude PR review findings:
- Add Pydantic field_validator for confidence normalization (0-100 → 0.0-1.0)
- Add path/ref validation helpers for command injection defense
- Add fallback to text parsing when structured output fails
- Sync category mapping between orchestrator and followup reviewer
- Add security comment for DEBUG env var passthrough
- Fix constraint from le=100.0 to le=1.0 for normalized confidence
- Update tests to expect normalized confidence values

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* fix(github): extract structured output from SDK ToolUseBlock

The Claude Agent SDK delivers structured outputs via a ToolUseBlock
named 'StructuredOutput' in AssistantMessage.content, not in a
structured_output attribute on the message. This was causing reviews
to fall back to heuristic parsing instead of using validated JSON.

Changes:
- followup_reviewer: increased max_turns from 1 to 2 (structured
  output requires tool call + response), now extracts data from
  ToolUseBlock with name='StructuredOutput'
- orchestrator_reviewer: added handling for StructuredOutput tool
  in both ToolUseBlock messages and AssistantMessage content
- Added SDK structured output integration test

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Signed-off-by: AndyMik90 <[email protected]>

* fix(github-pr): address Cursor review findings

- Fix empty findings fallback logic: return None from _parse_structured_output
  on parsing failure instead of empty list, so clean PRs don't trigger
  unnecessary text parsing fallback
- Handle _ensure_pr_refs_available return value: log warning if PR refs
  can't be fetched locally (will use GitHub API patches as fallback)
- Add missing "docs" and "style" categories to OrchestratorFinding schema
  to match ReviewCategory enum and prevent validation failures

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* cleanup

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- Add Swift/iOS detection via Package.swift or .xcodeproj
- Detect SwiftUI, UIKit, AppKit frameworks from imports
- Identify Apple frameworks (Combine, MapKit, WidgetKit, etc.)
- Parse SPM dependencies from xcodeproj or Package.swift
- Add mobile/desktop project types with icons and colors
- Display Apple Frameworks and SPM Dependencies in Context UI

This enables Auto-Claude to provide rich context for iOS/macOS
projects, feeding framework and dependency info into Ideation
and Roadmap features.

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>
…yMik90#393)

* fix(changelog): improve CLI tool detection for git and Claude

Fixes changelog generation failure with FileNotFoundError when using
GitHub issues option to pull commits.

Changes:
- Replace execSync with execFileSync(getToolPath('git')) in git-integration.ts
  for cross-platform compatibility and security
- Add Claude CLI to centralized CLI Tool Manager with 4-tier detection
- Remove 47 lines of duplicate Claude CLI detection from changelog-service.ts
- Add dynamic npm prefix detection in env-utils.ts for all npm setups

Benefits:
- Cross-platform compatibility (no shell injection risk)
- Consistent CLI tool detection across codebase
- Works with standard npm, nvm, nvm-windows, and custom installations

* feat: add Claude CLI path configuration to Settings UI

Integrates Claude CLI path configuration into the Settings UI, building on
the Claude CLI detection infrastructure from PR AndyMik90#391.

Changes:
- Add Claude CLI path input field to Settings UI
- Expose Claude CLI detection through IPC handlers
- Add i18n translations (English/French) for Claude CLI settings
- Update type definitions for Claude CLI configuration
- Add browser mock for Claude CLI detection

This commit combines:
- PR AndyMik90#391's comprehensive Claude CLI detection (detectClaude, validateClaude)
- PR AndyMik90#392's Settings UI enhancements

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* docs: clarify npm prefix detection is cross-platform

- Removed misleading Windows-specific comment on line 60
- Updated comment at call site (line 101) to explicitly state cross-platform support
- Clarifies that getNpmGlobalPrefix() works on all platforms (macOS, Linux, Windows)

Addresses CodeRabbit feedback

* fix: improve npm global prefix detection for cross-platform support

- Use npm.cmd on Windows with shell option for proper command resolution
- Return prefix/bin on macOS/Linux (where npm globals are actually installed)
- Return raw prefix on Windows (correct location for npm globals)
- Normalize path and verify existence before returning
- Preserve existing encoding, timeout, and error handling

Addresses CodeRabbit feedback on platform-specific npm prefix handling

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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>
…0#395)

The edit button was calling onOpenChange(false) which triggered
setSelectedTask(null) in App.tsx, causing the entire TaskDetailModal
to unmount - including the TaskEditDialog that was just opened.

Fix: Remove the onOpenChange(false) call. The edit dialog now opens
on top of the parent modal using proper z-index stacking via Portal.

Reported by: Mitsu

Signed-off-by: Black Circle Sentinel <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
)

iOS projects often have a Gemfile for CocoaPods/Fastlane dependencies.
The previous detection order checked Ruby first, causing iOS projects
to be incorrectly identified as Ruby instead of Swift.

This fix moves Swift/iOS detection before Ruby detection in the
elif chain to ensure .xcodeproj and Package.swift are checked first.

Fixes: iOS projects with Gemfile detected as Ruby

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* fix(frontend): prevent false stuck detection for ai_review tasks

Tasks in ai_review status were incorrectly showing "Task Appears Stuck"
in the detail modal. This happened because the isRunning check included
ai_review status, triggering stuck detection when no process was found.

However, ai_review means "all subtasks completed, awaiting QA" - no build
process is expected to be running. This aligns the detail modal logic with
TaskCard which correctly only checks for in_progress status.

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* ci(beta-release): use tag-based versioning instead of modifying package.json

Previously the beta-release workflow committed version changes to package.json
on the develop branch, which caused two issues:
1. Permission errors (github-actions[bot] denied push access)
2. Beta versions polluted develop, making merges to main unclean

Now the workflow creates only a git tag and injects the version at build time
using electron-builder's --config.extraMetadata.version flag. This keeps
package.json at the next stable version and avoids any commits to develop.

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* fix(ollama): add packaged app path resolution for Ollama detector script

The Ollama detection was failing in packaged builds because the
Python script path resolution only checked development paths.
In packaged apps, __dirname points to the app bundle, and the
relative path "../../../backend" doesn't resolve correctly.

Added process.resourcesPath for packaged builds (checked first via
app.isPackaged) which correctly locates the backend scripts in
the Resources folder. Also added DEBUG-only logging to help
troubleshoot script location issues.

Closes AndyMik90#129

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* refactor(paths): remove legacy auto-claude path fallbacks

Replace all legacy 'auto-claude/' source path detection with 'apps/backend'.
Services now validate paths using runners/spec_runner.py as the marker
instead of requirements.txt, ensuring only valid backend directories match.

- Remove legacy fallback paths from all getAutoBuildSourcePath() implementations
- Add startup validation in index.ts to skip invalid saved paths
- Update project-initializer to detect apps/backend for local dev projects
- Standardize path detection across all services

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* fix(frontend): address PR review feedback from Auto Claude and bots

Fixes from PR AndyMik90#300 reviews:

CRITICAL:
- path-resolver.ts: Update marker from requirements.txt to runners/spec_runner.py
  for consistent backend detection across all files

HIGH:
- useTaskDetail.ts: Restore stuck task detection for ai_review status
  (CHANGELOG documents this feature)
- TerminalGrid.tsx: Include legacy terminals without projectPath
  (prevents hiding terminals after upgrade)
- memory-handlers.ts: Add packaged app path in OLLAMA_PULL_MODEL handler
  (fixes production builds)

MEDIUM:
- OAuthStep.tsx: Stricter profile slug sanitization
  (only allow alphanumeric and dashes)
- project-store.ts: Fix regex to not truncate at # in code blocks
  (uses \n#{1,6}\s to match valid markdown headings only)
- memory-service.ts: Add backend structure validation with spec_runner.py marker
- subprocess-spawn.test.ts: Update test to use new marker pattern

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* fix(frontend): validate empty profile slug after sanitization

Add validation to prevent empty config directory path when profile name
contains only special characters (e.g., "!!!"). Shows user-friendly error
message requiring at least one letter or number.

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* auto-claude: subtask-1-2 - Verify macOS build process bundles all dependencies

Updated checkDepsInstalled() to verify BOTH claude_agent_sdk AND dotenv
are importable. Previously, only claude_agent_sdk was checked, which could
cause the app to skip reinstalling dependencies if some packages were
missing (like python-dotenv).

Fixes: AndyMik90#359

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* fix: add z-10 to dialog close button to fix click handling (AndyMik90#379)

The close button in DialogContent was missing z-index, causing it to be
covered by content elements with relative positioning or overflow
properties. This prevented clicks from reaching the button in modals
like TaskCreationWizard.

Added z-10 to match the pattern used in FullScreenDialogContent.

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* fix(ui): show add project modal instead of opening file explorer directly

The "+" button in the project tab bar was bypassing the AddProjectModal
and directly opening a file explorer. Now it correctly shows the modal
which gives users the choice between "Open Existing Project" and
"Create New Project" with the full creation form flow.

* feat(agent): add project setting to include CLAUDE.md in agent context

Agents now read the project's CLAUDE.md file and include its instructions
in the system prompt. This allows per-project customization of agent behavior.

- Add useClaudeMd toggle to ProjectSettings (default: ON)
- Pass USE_CLAUDE_MD env var from frontend to backend
- Backend loads CLAUDE.md content when setting is enabled
- Add i18n translations for EN and FR

* refactor(python-env-manager): enhance dependency checks in checkDepsInstalled()

Updated the checkDepsInstalled() method to verify all necessary dependencies for the backend, including claude_agent_sdk, dotenv, google.generativeai, and optional Graphiti dependencies for Python 3.12+. This change ensures users have all required packages installed, preventing broken functionality. Increased timeout for dependency checks to improve reliability.

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* fix(terminal): allow project switching shortcuts when terminal focused

xterm.js was capturing all keyboard events when a terminal had focus,
preventing Cmd/Ctrl+1-9 and Cmd/Ctrl+Tab shortcuts from reaching
the window-level handlers in ProjectTabBar.

Uses attachCustomKeyEventHandler to let these specific key combinations
bubble up to the global handlers for project tab switching.

* feat(deps): bundle Python packages at build time for instant app launch

Eliminates runtime pip install failures that were causing user adoption issues.
Python dependencies are now installed during build and bundled with the app.

Changes:
- Extended download-python.cjs to install packages and strip unnecessary files
- Added site-packages to electron-builder extraResources
- Updated PythonEnvManager to detect and use bundled packages via PYTHONPATH
- Updated all spawn calls in agent files to include pythonEnv
- Added python-runtime/** to eslint ignores

The app now starts instantly without requiring pip install on first launch.
Dev mode continues to work with venv-based setup as before.

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* feat(ui): add responsive terminal title width based on terminal count

Terminal names now dynamically adjust their max-width based on how many
terminals are displayed. With fewer terminals, titles can be wider (up
to 256px with 1-2 terminals), and with more terminals they become
narrower (down to 96px with 10-12 terminals) to ensure all header
elements fit properly.

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* fix(ui): remove broken terminal buttons from task review

The "Open Terminal" and "Open Project in Terminal" buttons in
WorkspaceStatus and StagedSuccessMessage were creating PTY processes
in the backend but not updating the Zustand store, causing terminals
to not appear in the TerminalGrid UI.

Instead of fixing the sync issue, removed the buttons entirely since
users should use their preferred IDE or terminal application.

Closes AndyMik90#99

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* feat(ollama): add qwen3 embedding models with global download progress

Add qwen3-embedding:4b (recommended/balanced), :8b (highest quality), and
:0.6b (fastest) as new local embedding model options in both backend and
frontend. Models display with visible badges indicating their purpose.

Key changes:
- Use Ollama HTTP API for downloads with proper NDJSON progress streaming
- Create global download store (Zustand) to track downloads across app
- Add floating GlobalDownloadIndicator that persists when navigating away
- Fix model installation detection to match exact version tags (not base name)
- Add indeterminate progress bar animation while waiting for events

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* fix(startup): auto-migrate stale autoBuildPath from old project structure

When the project moved from /auto-claude to /apps/backend structure,
some developers' settings files retained the old path causing startup
warnings. The app now auto-detects this pattern and migrates the
setting on startup, saving the corrected path back to settings.json.

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* feat(agents): add phase-aware MCP server configuration and MCP Overview UI

Implements phase-aware tool and MCP server configuration to reduce context
window bloat and improve agent startup performance. Each agent phase now
gets only the MCP servers and tools it needs.

Key changes:
- Add AGENT_CONFIGS registry in models.py as single source of truth
- Add simple_client.py factory for utility operations (commit, merge, etc.)
- Migrate 11 direct SDK clients to use factory pattern
- Add get_required_mcp_servers() for dynamic server selection
- Add Flutter/Dart support to command registry
- Add MCP Overview sidebar tab showing servers/tools per agent phase
- Fix followup_reviewer to use user's thinking level settings
- Consolidate THINKING_BUDGET_MAP to phase_config.py (remove duplicate)

MCP servers are now loaded conditionally:
- Spec phases: minimal (no MCP for most)
- Build phases: context7 + graphiti + auto-claude
- QA phases: + electron OR puppeteer (based on project type)
- Utility phases: minimal or none

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* feat(devtools): comprehensive IDE/terminal detection and configuration

Expand SupportedIDE type from 7 to 62+ options covering VS Code ecosystem,
AI-powered editors (Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, PearAI, Kiro), JetBrains suite,
classic editors (Vim, Neovim, Emacs), platform-specific IDEs, and cloud IDEs.

Expand SupportedTerminal type from 7 to 37+ options including GPU-accelerated
terminals (Alacritty, Kitty, WezTerm), macOS/Windows/Linux native terminals,
and modern options (Warp, Ghostty, Rio).

Add smart platform-native detection:
- macOS: Uses Spotlight (mdfind) for fast app discovery
- Windows: Queries registry via PowerShell
- Linux: Parses .desktop files from standard locations

UI improvements:
- Add DevToolsStep to onboarding wizard for initial configuration
- Add DevToolsSettings component for settings page
- Alphabetically sort IDE/terminal dropdowns for easy scanning
- Show detection status (checkmark) for installed tools

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* fix(github): expand AI bot detection patterns for PR reviews

The PR review was only detecting 1 bot comment when there were actually 8
(CodeRabbit + GitHub Advanced Security). Expanded AI_BOT_PATTERNS from 22
to 62 patterns covering:

- AI Code Review: Greptile, Sourcery, Qodo variants
- AI Assistants: Copilot SWE Agent, Sweep AI, Bito, Codeium, Devin
- GitHub Native: Dependabot, Merge Queue, Advanced Security
- Code Quality: DeepSource, CodeClimate, CodeFactor, Codacy
- Security: Snyk, GitGuardian, Semgrep
- Coverage: Codecov, Coveralls
- Automation: Renovate, Mergify, Imgbot, Allstar, Percy

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* fix(security): address PR review security issues and code quality

Fixes multiple security vulnerabilities and code quality issues identified
in PR AndyMik90#388 code review:

Security fixes:
- Fix command injection in Terminal.app/iTerm2 AppleScript by escaping paths
- Fix command injection in Windows cmd.exe terminal launch using spawn()
- Fix command injection in Linux xterm fallback with proper escaping
- Fix command injection in custom IDE/terminal paths using execFileAsync()
- Add path traversal validation after environment variable expansion
- Fix file system race condition in settings migration by re-reading file
- Use SystemRoot env var for Windows tar path instead of hardcoded C:\Windows

Code quality fixes:
- Remove unused electron_mcp_enabled variable in client.py
- Remove unused json and timezone imports in test_ollama_embedding_memory.py
- Remove unused useTranslation import and t variable in AgentTools.tsx
- Fix Windows process kill to use platform-specific termination
- Add 10-second timeout to macOS Spotlight app detection
- Dynamically detect Python version in venv instead of hardcoding 3.12
- Fix README download links (version was repeated 3 times)

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* fix(reliability): add error recovery for file writes and process tracking

Addresses remaining medium-priority issues from PR AndyMik90#388 review:

1. Background file writes (worktree-handlers.ts):
   - Add retry logic with exponential backoff (3 attempts)
   - Add write verification by reading back the file
   - Log warnings if main plan write fails after retries

2. Venv process tracking (python-env-manager.ts):
   - Track spawned processes in activeProcesses Set
   - Add 2-minute timeout for hung venv creation
   - Add cleanup() method to kill orphaned processes
   - Register cleanup on app 'will-quit' event

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* fix(cleanup): remove unused function and fix race condition

- Remove unused escapeWindowsCmdPath function (replaced by spawn with args)
- Fix race condition in settings migration by removing existsSync check
  and catching read errors atomically

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* fix(tests): guard app.on for test environments

The app.on('will-quit') handler fails in test environments where the
Electron app module is mocked without the 'on' method. Add a guard
to check if app.on is a function before calling it.

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* fix(codeql): address remaining security alerts and code quality issues

Fixes 4 CodeQL alerts from PR AndyMik90#388:

1. Clear-text logging (HIGH): Change "password hashing" to "credential hashing"
   in test discovery dict to avoid false positive

2. File system race condition (HIGH): Simplify settings migration in index.ts
   to use existing settings object instead of re-reading file (TOCTOU fix)

3. File system race condition (HIGH): Use EAFP pattern in worktree-handlers.ts
   - Remove existsSync check before read/write
   - Handle ENOENT in catch block instead

4. Unused import (NOTE): Use importlib.util.find_spec() instead of try/import
   to check claude_agent_sdk availability in batch_validator.py

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* fix(ci): run tests on all Python versions, not just 3.13

The `Run tests` step had `if: matrix.python-version != '3.12'` which
skipped regular test execution for Python 3.12. Now tests run on both
3.12 and 3.13, with coverage reporting still only on 3.12.

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* fix(codeql): address remaining false positives with proper patterns

1. test_ollama_embedding_memory.py: Add lgtm suppression for test query
   string containing "authentication" - not actual credentials

2. index.ts: Remove existsSync check, use EAFP pattern (try/catch with
   ENOENT handling) to eliminate TOCTOU between file existence check
   and read/write operations

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* fix(tests): add sleep to cache invalidation test for CI stability

The test_cache_invalidation_on_file_creation test was failing on
Python 3.13 in CI due to file system timing issues. Adding a small
delay after file creation ensures the mtime change is detected.

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* fix(codeql): avoid authentication keyword in test query string

CodeQL flags "authentication" as sensitive data. Changed to "auth"
to avoid the false positive while preserving test functionality.

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* fix(codeql): remove all auth-related terms from test data

CodeQL was flagging OAuth/JWT/token terms as sensitive data being logged.
Changed test data to use neutral terms like API, middleware, notifications
while preserving the test's semantic search functionality.

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* fix(github): fetch PR reviews in followup review to capture Cursor/CodeRabbit feedback

Follow-up reviews were missing reviews from AI tools like Cursor and CodeRabbit
because the code only fetched comments (inline + issue), not formal PR reviews.
GitHub distinguishes between:
- Reviews: formal submissions via /pulls/{pr}/reviews endpoint
- Review comments: inline comments on files
- Issue comments: general PR discussion

Added get_reviews_since() to fetch formal reviews, updated FollowupContextGatherer
to include them, and added a dedicated section in the AI prompt so the followup
reviewer considers findings from other AI tools.

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* fix(github): handle timezone-naive datetime in get_reviews_since

The reviewed_at timestamp can be offset-naive while GitHub API returns
offset-aware timestamps, causing comparison to fail with:
"can't compare offset-naive and offset-aware datetimes"

Added explicit timezone handling to ensure both timestamps are
timezone-aware (defaulting to UTC) before comparison.

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* feat(release): separate stable and beta download sections in README

The previous regex patterns in the release workflow only matched stable
versions (X.Y.Z) and failed to update README for beta releases like
2.7.2-beta.10. This caused stale version information in download links.

Changes:
- Split README download section into Stable Release and Beta Release
- Added HTML comment markers for reliable section targeting
- Replaced fragile sed commands with Python script for cross-platform regex
- Workflow now detects release type and updates only the appropriate section
- Fixed semver pattern to require dot in prerelease (beta.10) to avoid
  matching platform suffixes (win32, darwin)

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* fix(review): address Cursor and CodeRabbit review feedback

Fixes from code reviews:

**Cursor (HIGH priority):**
- Remove write permissions from qa_reviewer agent - reviewers should only
  read code and run tests, not modify files. qa_fixer still has write access.

**Cursor (MEDIUM priority):**
- Add model fallback default in orchestrator_reviewer.py to match
  followup_reviewer.py pattern

**CodeRabbit:**
- Add missing shelf and aqueduct framework entries to FRAMEWORK_COMMANDS
- Add i18n translations for GlobalDownloadIndicator (downloads section)
- Fix accessibility: convert clickable div to button with proper aria attrs
- Add SafeLink component for ReactMarkdown to prevent phishing attacks
  via malicious links in AI-generated content

Also updates test to verify qa_reviewer is read-only (plus Bash).

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* fix(tools): only allow auto-claude tools when MCP server is available

Previously, auto-claude tools were added to the allowed tools list
unconditionally based on agent config, even if the SDK wasn't available
or the MCP server wasn't running. This could cause confusing errors.

Now auto-claude tools are only added when:
1. The agent requires "auto-claude" in its mcp_servers
2. is_tools_available() returns True (SDK is available)

This ensures tools and MCP servers are always in sync.

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* fix(cross-platform): add Windows support for Python paths and CLI detection

This fixes several cross-platform compatibility issues that broke the app
on Windows:

**subprocess-runner.ts:**
- getPythonPath() now returns Scripts/python.exe on Windows, bin/python on Unix
- validateGitHubModule() now uses `where gh` on Windows instead of `which gh`
- Added platform-specific install instructions (winget/brew/URL)
- venvPath check now uses getPythonPath() instead of hardcoded Unix path

**python-env-manager.ts:**
- Fixed Windows site-packages path (Lib/site-packages, not Lib/python3.x/site-packages)
- Windows venv structure doesn't have python version subfolder

**generator.ts:**
- Fixed PATH split to use path.delimiter instead of hardcoded ':'

These issues were causing GitHub automation, Python environment detection,
and dependency loading to fail on Windows systems.

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* fix(tests): increase sleep time for reliable mtime detection on CI

The cache invalidation tests were failing intermittently on CI with
Python 3.13 because some filesystems have 1-second mtime resolution.
The previous 0.1s sleep was not sufficient to guarantee a different
mtime between file writes.

Changes:
- Increase sleep from 0.1s to 1.0s in both cache invalidation tests
- Compute hash before first call to ensure consistency
- Add clearer comments explaining the timing requirements

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* feat(ci): replace DCO with one-time CLA for contributions

Migrates from per-commit DCO sign-off to a one-time Contributor License
Agreement (CLA) using CLA Assistant GitHub Action.

Why:
- DCO required sign-off on every commit, causing 99% of PRs to fail checks
- CLA is one-time: contributors sign once and it applies to all future PRs
- CLA grants licensing flexibility for potential future enterprise options
  while keeping the project open source under AGPL-3.0
- Contributors retain full copyright ownership of their contributions

Changes:
- Add CLA.md (Apache ICLA-style agreement)
- Add .github/workflows/cla.yml (CLA enforcement via GitHub Action)
- Update pr-status-gate.yml to require CLA check instead of DCO
- Update CONTRIBUTING.md with CLA signing instructions
- Remove .github/workflows/quality-dco.yml

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* fix(worktree): respect task-level branch override when creating worktrees

The execution handlers were only reading `project.settings.mainBranch` for
determining which branch to create worktrees from, ignoring the task-level
override stored in `task.metadata.baseBranch`.

This fix ensures the branch selection priority is:
1. Task-level override (task.metadata.baseBranch) - if user selected a
   specific branch for this task in the Git Options
2. Project default (project.settings.mainBranch) - fallback to project
   settings if no task-level override

Fixed in three code paths:
- TASK_START handler (line 121)
- TASK_UPDATE_STATUS auto-start logic (line 488)
- TASK_RECOVER_STUCK auto-restart logic (line 765)

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* feat(debug): add always-on logging for production builds

Implement persistent application logging using electron-log that works
in packaged builds (DMG, EXE, AppImage), not just development mode.
This allows users to capture bugs on first occurrence without needing
to reproduce issues with debug mode enabled.

Features:
- Always-on file logging (10MB max, auto-rotation)
- Enhanced logging for beta/alpha/rc versions
- Debug settings UI with "Open Logs Folder" and "Copy Debug Info"
- System info collection for bug reports
- Cross-platform log paths (macOS, Windows, Linux)
- Comprehensive test suite (29 tests)

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* fix(debug): prevent duplicate log initialization and remove unused imports

- Wrap log.initialize() in try-catch to handle re-import scenarios in tests
- Remove unused 'mkdtempSync' import from test file
- Remove unused 'logger' import from index.ts

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* fix(tests): mock electron-log in ipc-handlers tests for CI

The ipc-handlers tests were failing in CI because importing debug-handlers
now pulls in app-logger which uses electron-log/main. On CI, Electron isn't
installed correctly, causing the tests to fail with "Electron failed to
install correctly".

Added electron-log/main mock to ipc-handlers.test.ts to prevent the
dependency on the Electron binary.

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* fix(tests): use secure temp directories in app-logger tests

Replace predictable temp file paths with mkdtempSync() to address
CodeQL "Insecure temporary file" security alerts. Fixed paths in
the OS temp directory are vulnerable to symlink attacks; using
random suffixes prevents this attack vector.

* fix(hooks): align commit validation and version sync with CI workflows

- Update commit-msg pattern to match GitHub workflow: support mixed case,
  underscores, slashes, dots in scope and ! for breaking changes
- Add shields.io hyphen escaping (- → --) for version badges in pre-commit
- Fix version regex to match both stable and prerelease versions (X.Y.Z-beta.N)

These inconsistencies caused local commits to fail validation that would pass
CI, and version badges to break when bumping to prerelease versions.

* fix(agent-queue): prevent race condition when switching between ideation and roadmap

Remove redundant deleteProcess() calls from the "intentionally stopped"
exit handler branches. When starting ideation while roadmap is running
(or vice versa), the old process is killed and killProcess() already
removes it from state. However, the async exit handler was also calling
deleteProcess(projectId), which would delete the NEW process that had
been added with the same projectId.

This caused "No project path available to load session" errors because
the ideation process info was deleted before its completion handler ran.

* fix(followup-review): prevent duplicate contributor reviews in prompt

The pr_reviews_since_review field was incorrectly set to all PR reviews
instead of only AI reviews. This caused contributor reviews to appear
twice in the followup review prompt - once in contributor_comments and
again in pr_reviews. Per the model docstring and prompt section, this
field is meant for AI tool reviews (Cursor, CodeRabbit, etc.) only.

Also adds structured_output attribute handling for SDK validated JSON
responses in the followup reviewer.

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* fix(codeql): resolve TOCTOU race condition and memory leak

Replace existsSync() checks with EAFP pattern (try/catch with accessSync)
in index.ts to prevent time-of-check to time-of-use race conditions
during autoBuildPath migration.

Add cleanupProgressTracker() to download-store.ts and call it from
completeDownload, failDownload, and clearDownload actions to prevent
memory leaks from progressTracker accumulating entries indefinitely.

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* feat(sentry): integrate Sentry configuration into Electron build

- Added build-time constants for Sentry DSN and sampling rates in electron.vite.config.ts.
- Enhanced environment variable handling in env-utils.ts to include Sentry settings for subprocesses.
- Implemented getSentryEnvForSubprocess function in sentry.ts to provide Sentry environment variables for Python backends.
- Updated Sentry-related functions to prioritize build-time constants over runtime environment variables for improved reliability.

This integration ensures that Sentry is properly configured for both local development and CI environments.

* fix(sentry): add typeof guards for build-time constants in tests

The __SENTRY_*__ constants are only defined when Vite's define plugin runs
during build. In test environments (vitest), these constants are undefined
and cause ReferenceError. Added typeof guards to safely handle both cases.

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The pruneProcessingQueue() function was removing entries when depth >=
MAX_QUEUE_DEPTH, even if the associated promise was still running. This
broke promise chain serialization:

1. Prune deletes entry while promise is still running
2. Promise's finally() block becomes no-op (entry already gone)
3. Next operation creates fresh chain, runs in parallel
4. Violates serialization guarantee, can exceed maxConcurrent

The depth cap in executeInChain() (line 319) already prevents unbounded
growth by capping the depth counter. We only need time-based pruning
for truly stale entries.

Changed: Removed depth check from pruneProcessingQueue(), now only
prunes based on age (QUEUE_TTL_MS).
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  1. CI Status: ✅ All 18 CI checks passing - no blockers from CI
  2. Previous Findings: 8 findings to verify (1 high, 5 medium, 2 low)
  3. New Commits: 15 commits with significant refactoring addressing previous concerns
  4. Files Changed: 21 files - substantial changes
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✅ Ready to merge - All checks passing and findings addressed.

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  1. CI Status: ✅ All 18 CI checks passing - no blockers from CI
  2. Previous Findings: 8 findings to verify (1 high, 5 medium, 2 low)
  3. New Commits: 15 commits with significant refactoring addressing previous concerns
  4. Files Changed: 21 files - substantial changes
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* auto-claude: subtask-1-1 - Add convertingIdeas state and guard logic to useIdeation hook

* auto-claude: subtask-1-2 - Update IdeaDetailPanel to accept isConverting prop

* auto-claude: subtask-2-1 - Add idempotency check for linked_task_id in task-c

* auto-claude: subtask-3-1 - Manual testing: Verify rapid clicking creates only one task

- Fixed missing convertingIdeas prop connection in Ideation.tsx
- Added convertingIdeas to destructured hook values
- Added isConverting prop to IdeaDetailPanel component
- Created detailed manual-test-report.md with code review and E2E testing instructions
- All code implementation verified via TypeScript checks (no errors)
- Multi-layer protection confirmed: UI disabled, guard check, backend idempotency
- Manual E2E testing required for final verification

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: address PR review findings for duplicate task prevention

- Fix TOCTOU race condition by moving idempotency check inside lock
- Fix React state closure by using ref for synchronous tracking
- Add i18n translations for ideation UI (EN + FR)
- Add error handling with toast notifications for conversion failures

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* feat(terminal): add YOLO mode to invoke Claude with --dangerously-skip-permissions

Add a toggle in Developer Tools settings that enables "YOLO Mode" which
starts Claude with the --dangerously-skip-permissions flag, bypassing
all safety prompts.

Changes:
- Add dangerouslySkipPermissions setting to AppSettings interface
- Add translation keys for YOLO mode (en/fr)
- Modify claude-integration-handler to accept and append extra flags
- Update terminal-manager and terminal-handlers to read and forward the setting
- Add Switch toggle with warning styling in DevToolsSettings UI

The toggle includes visual warnings (amber colors, AlertTriangle icon) to
clearly indicate this is a dangerous option that bypasses Claude's
permission system.

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* fix(terminal): address PR review issues for YOLO mode implementation

- Add async readSettingsFileAsync to avoid blocking main process during settings read
- Extract YOLO_MODE_FLAG constant to eliminate duplicate flag strings
- Store dangerouslySkipPermissions on terminal object to persist YOLO mode across profile switches
- Update switchClaudeProfile callback to pass stored YOLO mode setting

These fixes address:
- LOW: Synchronous file I/O in IPC handler
- LOW: Flag string duplicated in invokeClaude and invokeClaudeAsync
- MEDIUM: YOLO mode not persisting when switching Claude profiles

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* auto-claude: subtask-1-1 - Add i18n translation keys for worktree notice banner and merge tooltip

- Added wizard.worktreeNotice.title and wizard.worktreeNotice.description for task creation banner
- Added review.mergeTooltip for merge button explanation
- Translations added to both en/tasks.json and fr/tasks.json

* auto-claude: subtask-1-2 - Add visible info banner to TaskCreationWizard expl

* auto-claude: subtask-1-3 - Add tooltip to 'Merge with AI' button in WorkspaceStatus

- Import Tooltip components from ui/tooltip
- Wrap merge button with Tooltip, TooltipTrigger, TooltipContent
- Add contextual tooltip text explaining merge operation:
  * With AI: explains worktree merge, removal, and AI conflict resolution
  * Without AI: explains worktree merge and removal
- Follows Radix UI tooltip pattern from reference file

* fix: use i18n key for merge button tooltip in WorkspaceStatus

* fix: clarify merge tooltip - worktree removal is optional (qa-requested)

Fixes misleading tooltip text that implied worktree is automatically removed
during merge. In reality, after merge, users are shown a dialog where they can
choose to keep or remove the worktree. Updated tooltip to reflect this flow.

Changes:
- Updated en/tasks.json: Changed tooltip to clarify worktree removal is optional
- Updated fr/tasks.json: Updated French translation to match

QA Feedback: "Its currently saying on the tooltip that it will 'remove the worktree'
Please validate if this is the actual logic. As per my understanding, there will be
an extra button afterwards that will make sure that the user has access to the work
tree if they want to revert anything. The user has to manually accept to remove the
work tree."

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: use theme-aware colors for worktree info banner

Replace hardcoded blue colors with semantic theme classes to support
dark mode properly. Uses the same pattern as other info banners in
the codebase (bg-info/10, border-info/30, text-info).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

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* fix(terminal): improve worktree name input to not strip trailing characters while typing

- Allow trailing hyphens/underscores during input (only trim on submit)
- Add preview name that shows the final sanitized value for branch preview
- Remove invalid characters instead of replacing with hyphens
- Collapse consecutive underscores in addition to hyphens
- Final sanitization happens on submit to match backend WORKTREE_NAME_REGEX

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix(terminal): address PR review findings for worktree name validation

- Fix submit button disabled check to use sanitized name instead of raw input
- Simplify trailing trim logic (apply once after all transformations)
- Apply lowercase in handleNameChange to reduce input/preview gap
- Internationalize 'name' fallback using existing translation key

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix(terminal): improve header responsiveness for multiple terminals

- Hide text labels (Claude, Open in IDE) when ≥4 terminals, show icon only
- Add dynamic max-width to worktree name badge with truncation
- Add tooltips to all icon-only elements for accessibility
- Maintain full functionality while reducing header width requirements

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

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…AndyMik90#1013)

* fix(terminal): enhance terminal recreation logic with retry mechanism

- Introduced a maximum retry limit and delay for terminal recreation when dimensions are not ready.
- Added cleanup for retry timers on component unmount to prevent memory leaks.
- Improved error handling to report failures after exceeding retry attempts, ensuring better user feedback during terminal setup.

* fix(terminal): address PR review feedback for retry mechanism

- Fix race condition: clear pending retry timer at START of effect
  to prevent multiple timers when dependencies change mid-retry
- Fix isCreatingRef: keep it true during retry window to prevent
  duplicate creation attempts from concurrent effect runs
- Extract duplicated retry logic into scheduleRetryOrFail helper
  (consolidated 5 duplicate instances into 1 reusable function)
- Add handleSuccess/handleError helpers to reduce code duplication
- Reduce file from 295 to 237 lines (~20% reduction)

Addresses review feedback from CodeRabbit, Gemini, and Auto Claude.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

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450-468: Fix before-quit async cleanup pattern—Electron doesn't await async handlers.

Electron's before-quit event does not await async callbacks. The await statements for taskQueueManager.stop(), agentManager.killAll(), and terminalManager.killAll() will not block the app quit, leaving cleanup incomplete.

Replace with: call event.preventDefault() synchronously, run async cleanup, then explicitly call app.quit() when done. Set a flag to prevent looping:

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Learning: Before adding a new language to AVAILABLE_LANGUAGES, ensure UI translations exist and are complete in apps/frontend/src/shared/i18n/locales. Do not advertise official support for a language until its locale files are fully translated and validated, to avoid user-facing issues.

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apps/frontend/src/shared/i18n/locales/en/tasks.json (1)

236-261: Well-structured queue translations with clear, actionable text and complete localization.

The new queue block follows existing file conventions correctly:

  • Interpolation placeholders ({{current}}, {{max}}, {{running}}) use standard i18next syntax
  • Pluralization pattern (single/multiple) is consistent with the existing approach (lines 104-105)
  • Hierarchical structure (button, status, settings) provides good organization
  • French locale (fr/tasks.json) includes all matching queue keys with complete translations
apps/frontend/src/shared/i18n/locales/fr/tasks.json (1)

236-261: French translations for queue feature are correct with all required locale keys present.

The translations are grammatically sound and idiomatic. Interpolation variables ({{current}}, {{max}}, {{running}}) are correctly preserved. The JSON structure is valid with queue placed as a root-level sibling to other sections. All 19 queue keys are present and match between the English and French locale files, satisfying the coding guidelines requirement.

apps/frontend/src/main/index.ts (1)

275-279: LGTM! Clear initialization with helpful comment.

The comment explaining why agentManager is passed twice (task execution manager + EventEmitter for lifecycle events) is valuable for maintainability.

apps/frontend/src/main/task-queue-manager.ts (9)

37-43: LGTM! Priority weights and empty handling.

The TaskPriorityOrEmpty type and PRIORITY_WEIGHT map correctly handle the case where priority isn't set, defaulting to weight 0.


137-158: LGTM! Graceful shutdown implementation.

The stop() method correctly:

  1. Sets shuttingDown flag to prevent new operations
  2. Awaits all pending promise chains
  3. Cleans up event listener and interval

328-336: Race condition in finally() cleanup.

Between line 331 checking current.promise === processingPromise and line 332 deleting, another call to executeInChain could have already replaced the entry (line 336 runs before finally). However, the check on line 331 handles this correctly - if the entry was replaced, current.promise !== processingPromise and deletion is skipped.

The logic is correct. The new entry at line 336 is set synchronously before await processingPromise, so when finally() runs, it will see the newer entry and skip deletion.


263-284: LGTM! Correct use of in-memory process state.

Using agentManager.getRunningTasks() instead of task status avoids the race condition documented in the comment. The filtering to count only tasks in the current project is correct.


422-439: LGTM! Robust priority sorting with defensive date handling.

The sorting logic correctly prioritizes by priority weight (descending) with FIFO tie-breaking (oldest first). The defensive handling of both Date objects and string timestamps, plus POSITIVE_INFINITY substitution for invalid dates, makes this resilient to data inconsistencies.


498-522: LGTM! Well-structured manual queue trigger.

Re-fetching config inside the promise chain prevents stale values. The loop correctly re-checks canStartMoreTasks() before each iteration, and the throttle delay between starts prevents system overload.


218-235: LGTM! Defensive configuration retrieval with validation.

Proper validation of maxConcurrent with fallback to QUEUE_MIN_CONCURRENT prevents invalid values from causing issues. The use of satisfies ensures type safety.


346-390: LGTM! Correct event handler with proper error suppression.

Using rethrow=false prevents unhandled promise rejections from event handlers. The promise chain serialization ensures queue operations don't race with each other.


160-192: LGTM! Time-based pruning with clear documentation.

The comment at lines 166-171 explains why depth-based pruning is not used - it would break serialization guarantees. Time-based pruning is a safe cleanup mechanism.

Comment on lines +462 to +472
nextTask.id,
project.path,
nextTask.specId,
{}
);
debugLog('[TaskQueueManager] Task started successfully:', nextTask.id);
return true;
} catch (error) {
debugError('[TaskQueueManager] Failed to start task:', error);
return false;
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Issue 1 - Electron before-quit cleanup:
- Electron doesn't await async before-quit handlers
- Changed to preventDefault pattern: block quit, run async cleanup,
  then call app.quit() again when done. Use 'cleaned' flag to
  prevent infinite loop.

Issue 2 - Task start infinite loop on validation failure:
- startTaskExecution and startQAProcess returned early on validation
  failures without throwing, emitting error events but not propagating
  the error to the caller
- This caused triggerNextTask to return true incorrectly, making
  triggerQueue loop think the task started successfully
- Loop would pick the same failed task again → infinite loop
- Fixed by throwing Error objects on validation failures while
  still emitting error events for UI feedback
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169-199: Unhandled rejection risk in restartTask due to new throwing behavior.

The refactored error handling correctly throws errors for queue integration. However, restartTask (lines 427-448) calls startTaskExecution inside a setTimeout callback without catching the thrown error:

setTimeout(() => {
  // ...
  this.startTaskExecution(taskId, context.projectPath, context.specId, context.options);
}, 500);

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     setTimeout(() => {
       console.log('[AgentManager] Restarting task now:', taskId);
       if (context.isSpecCreation) {
         console.log('[AgentManager] Restarting as spec creation');
         this.startSpecCreation(
           taskId,
           context.projectPath,
           context.taskDescription!,
           context.specDir,
           context.metadata,
           context.baseBranch
         );
       } else {
         console.log('[AgentManager] Restarting as task execution');
-        this.startTaskExecution(
+        this.startTaskExecution(
           taskId,
           context.projectPath,
           context.specId,
           context.options
-        );
+        ).catch((error) => {
+          console.error('[AgentManager] Failed to restart task:', taskId, error.message);
+        });
       }
     }, 500);
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apps/frontend/src/main/agent/agent-manager.ts (1)

90-117: Inconsistent error handling between startSpecCreation and startTaskExecution.

startSpecCreation still uses the emit-and-return pattern while startTaskExecution and startQAProcess now throw after emitting. If the queue manager needs to handle spec creation failures, this inconsistency could cause issues.

Consider whether startSpecCreation should also throw for consistency, or document why the asymmetry is intentional.

apps/frontend/src/main/index.ts (3)

275-279: LGTM! Clear documentation for the dual-parameter pattern.

The comment effectively explains why agentManager is passed twice — once for task execution and once as the EventEmitter for lifecycle events. This prevents confusion for future maintainers.


449-471: LGTM! Proper async cleanup pattern for Electron's before-quit.

The preventDefault + cleaned flag pattern correctly handles Electron's limitation of not awaiting async handlers. The error handling in the catch block ensures the app quits even if cleanup fails.


473-493: LGTM! Well-structured cleanup with proper null checks and await.

The cleanup sequence correctly:

  1. Stops the usage monitor first
  2. Awaits the task queue manager graceful shutdown
  3. Kills agent and terminal processes

The null check on taskQueueManager handles the edge case where quit occurs before initialization completes.

After making startTaskExecution and startSpecCreation throw errors on
validation failures, the setTimeout callback in restartTask had no error
handling. This caused unhandled promise rejections when restart failed
pre-flight checks (e.g., missing auth, invalid paths).

Added .catch() handlers to both restart paths in the setTimeout callback
to log errors and prevent unhandled rejections.
Comment on lines 461 to 471
doCleanup().then(() => {
cleaned = true;
app.quit();
}).catch((error) => {
console.error('[main] Error during cleanup:', error);
// Quit anyway even if cleanup fails
cleaned = true;
app.quit();
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Calling app.quit() directly from within the before-quit event handler's
promise callback can fail on some Electron versions/platforms due to
Electron's quit lifecycle management.

Fixed by wrapping app.quit() in setImmediate() to schedule it outside
the current event loop iteration. This ensures the quit is triggered
from a fresh call stack, avoiding Electron's internal state check that
may block quits originating from within before-quit handlers.
…ndyMik90#1033)

* feat(terminal): add task worktrees section and remove terminal limit

- Remove 12 terminal worktree limit (now unlimited)
- Add "Task Worktrees" section in worktree dropdown below terminal worktrees
- Task worktrees (created by kanban) now accessible for manual work
- Update translations for new section labels (EN + FR)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix(terminal): address PR review feedback

- Clear taskWorktrees state when project is null or changes
- Parallelize API calls with Promise.all for better performance
- Use consistent path-based filtering for both worktree types
- Add clarifying comment for createdAt timestamp

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- Add queue settings button (List/Settings2 icon) next to Add button on backlog column
- Button shows List icon when queue disabled, Settings2 icon when enabled
- Tooltip shows "Queue enabled/disabled" with running count when enabled
- Add QueueSettingsDialog integration to KanbanBoard component
- Load queue config and status from API when tasks change
- Listen for queue status updates via IPC event
- Add i18n translation keys for queue button tooltips (en/fr)
- Add comprehensive test coverage for TaskQueueManager, queue IPC handlers, and queue flow

Fixes queue management UI accessibility from Kanban board view.
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* auto-claude: subtask-1-1 - Add feedbackImages state and handlers to useTaskDetail

- Add feedbackImages state as ImageAttachment[] for storing feedback images
- Add setFeedbackImages setter for direct state updates
- Add addFeedbackImage handler for adding a single image
- Add addFeedbackImages handler for adding multiple images at once
- Add removeFeedbackImage handler for removing an image by ID
- Add clearFeedbackImages handler for clearing all images
- Import ImageAttachment type from shared/types

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* auto-claude: subtask-1-2 - Update IPC interface to support images in submitReview

- Add ImageAttachment import from ./task types
- Update submitReview signature to include optional images parameter

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* auto-claude: subtask-1-3 - Update submitReview function in task-store to accept and pass images

* auto-claude: subtask-2-1 - Add paste/drop handlers and image thumbnail displa

- Add paste event handler for screenshot/image clipboard support
- Add drag-over and drag-leave handlers for visual feedback during drag
- Add drop handler for image file drops
- Add image thumbnail display (64x64) with remove button on hover
- Import image utilities from ImageUpload.tsx (generateImageId, blobToBase64, etc.)
- Add i18n support for all new UI text
- Make new props optional for backward compatibility during incremental rollout
- Allow submission with either text feedback or images (not both required)
- Add visual drag feedback with border/background color change

* auto-claude: subtask-2-2 - Update TaskReview to pass image props to QAFeedbackSection

* auto-claude: subtask-2-3 - Update TaskDetailModal to manage image state and pass to TaskReview

- Pass feedbackImages and setFeedbackImages from useTaskDetail hook to TaskReview
- Update handleReject to include images in submitReview call
- Allow submission with images only (no text required)
- Clear images after successful submission

* auto-claude: subtask-3-1 - Add English translations for feedback image UI

* auto-claude: subtask-3-2 - Add French translations for feedback image UI

* fix(security): sanitize image filename to prevent path traversal

- Use path.basename() to strip directory components from filenames
- Validate sanitized filename is not empty, '.', or '..'
- Add defense-in-depth check verifying resolved path stays within target directory
- Fix base64 data URL regex to handle complex MIME types (e.g., svg+xml)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: add MIME type validation and fix SVG file extension

- Add server-side MIME type validation for image uploads (defense in depth)
- Fix SVG file extension: map 'image/svg+xml' to '.svg' instead of '.svg+xml'
- Add MIME-to-extension mapping for all allowed image types

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

* fix: require mimeType and apply SVG extension fix to drop handler

- Change MIME validation to reject missing mimeType (prevents bypass)
- Add 'image/jpg' to server-side allowlist for consistency
- Apply mimeToExtension mapping to drop handler (was only in paste handler)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>

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* fix(auth): await profile manager initialization before auth check

Fixes race condition where hasValidAuth() was called before the
ClaudeProfileManager finished async initialization from disk.

The getClaudeProfileManager() returns a singleton immediately with
default profile data (no OAuth token). When hasValidAuth() runs
before initialization completes, it returns false even when valid
credentials exist.

Changed all pre-flight auth checks to use
await initializeClaudeProfileManager() which ensures initialization
completes via promise caching.

Signed-off-by: StillKnotKnown <[email protected]>

* fix(auth): add error handling for profile manager initialization

Prevents unhandled promise rejections when initializeClaudeProfileManager()
throws due to filesystem errors (permissions, disk full, corrupt JSON).

The ipcMain.on handler for TASK_START doesn't await promises, so
unhandled rejections could crash the main process. Wrapped all
await initializeClaudeProfileManager() calls in try-catch blocks.

Found via automated code review.

Signed-off-by: StillKnotKnown <[email protected]>

* test: mock initializeClaudeProfileManager in subprocess tests

The test mock was only mocking getClaudeProfileManager, but now we
also use initializeClaudeProfileManager which wasn't mocked, causing
test failures.

Signed-off-by: StillKnotKnown <[email protected]>

* fix(auth): add try-catch for initializeClaudeProfileManager in remaining handlers

Addresses PR review feedback - TASK_UPDATE_STATUS and TASK_RECOVER_STUCK
handlers were missing try-catch blocks for initializeClaudeProfileManager(),
inconsistent with TASK_START handler.

If initialization fails, users now get specific file permissions guidance
instead of generic error messages.

Signed-off-by: StillKnotKnown <[email protected]>

* refactor(auth): extract profile manager initialization into helper

Extract the repeated initializeClaudeProfileManager() + try/catch pattern
into a helper function ensureProfileManagerInitialized() that returns
a discriminated union for type-safe error handling.

This reduces code duplication across TASK_START, TASK_UPDATE_STATUS,
and TASK_RECOVER_STUCK handlers while preserving context-specific
error handling behavior.

The helper returns:
- { success: true, profileManager } on success
- { success: false, error } on failure

Signed-off-by: StillKnotKnown <[email protected]>

* fix(auth): improve error details and allow retry after transient failures

Two improvements to profile manager initialization:

1. Include actual error details in failure response for better debugging.
   Previously, only a generic message was returned to users, making it
   hard to diagnose the root cause. Now the error message is appended.

2. Reset cached promise on failure to allow retries after transient errors.
   Previously, if initialize() failed (e.g., EACCES, ENOSPC), the rejected
   promise was cached forever, requiring app restart to recover. Now the
   cached promise is reset on failure, allowing subsequent calls to retry.

Signed-off-by: StillKnotKnown <[email protected]>

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Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
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This commit addresses the remaining PR review feedback items from PR AndyMik90#938:

- Extract setupIpcHandlers call to beforeEach in ipc-handlers.test.ts
  - Moves duplicate setupIpcHandlers call from each test to a single beforeEach
  - Adds 30s timeout for async beforeEach to accommodate slow module loading
  - Reduces code duplication and improves test maintainability

- Extract refreshQueueData helper in KanbanBoard.tsx
  - Adds useCallback import
  - Creates refreshQueueData helper function to eliminate duplicate queue refresh logic
  - Updates useEffect and onSaved callback to use the helper
  - Adds refreshQueueData to useEffect dependency array

Related feedback items:
- Item 5: Extract setupIpcHandlers to beforeEach (test improvement)
- Item 18: Extract duplicate queue refresh logic
- Item 29: Add missing dependency in useEffect
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Kanban - Add task queueing mechanism for automatic task scheduling from Planning to In Progress