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On small displays (e.g. 1440x810 laptops) the previous static defaults (DEFAULT_WIN: 1440x900, MIN_WIN: 1280x800) produced windows taller than the available work area after subtracting top/bottom system panels (~80px), causing the bottom AgentStrip and queue to be clipped behind the taskbar. Changes: - Remove static DEFAULT_WIN / MIN_WIN height constants - Add getWorkAreaBounds() that reads screen.getPrimaryDisplay().workArea at runtime, so the limit always matches the actual usable screen pixels - Fix clampBounds() to cap width/height to workArea (previously it only enforced a floor, never a ceiling — saved oversized bounds survived) - Fix createWindow() to derive initial size from workArea and centre the window when no valid saved position exists - Lower absolute minimum to 900x600 for more flexibility on small screens - Bump package.json version from 0.4.6 to 0.5.2 to match the release tag Fixes bottom-cutoff on 1440x810 and similar displays running Linux with visible taskbar panels (Zorin OS, Ubuntu, etc.).
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… tokens Every spawned worker session inherits the full MCP server catalog (Figma: 42 tools, Notion: 43, ClickUp: 58, Canva: 34, ...) and all bundled skills even when the task needs none of them. On a typical setup this fixed overhead consumes ~85,000–100,000 tokens before any work begins, leaving a worker with a nominal 200K tokenCap with only ~100K of real working budget. Changes: - SpawnRequest: add optional mcpAllow (string[]) and skillsAllow (string[]) - AgentSpawnOptions: thread mcpAllow + skillsAllow into spawnAgentCore - hive.ensureAgent opts: add mcpAllow + skillsAllow typed fields - buildDefaultMcpServers: accept allow param; skip servers not in allowlist - copyBundledSkills: accept allow param; copy only specified skill dirs - hookSettings: pass allow through to buildDefaultMcpServers - COMMANDS.md + identity-prompt spawn docs: document both fields, show tokenCap ≥ 500K guidance, and explain the ~85–100K bootstrap overhead Backward-compatible: omitting both fields preserves current full-catalog behaviour.
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On small displays (e.g. 1440x810 laptops) the previous static defaults (DEFAULT_WIN: 1440x900, MIN_WIN: 1280x800) produced windows taller than the available work area after subtracting top/bottom system panels (~80px), causing the bottom AgentStrip and queue to be clipped behind the taskbar.
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Fixes bottom-cutoff on 1440x810 and similar displays running Linux with visible taskbar panels (Zorin OS, Ubuntu, etc.).
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npm run typecheckpasses.npm run test:focusedpasses.npm run buildsucceeds.commented-out code, or unrelated formatting churn in it.
DESIGN.md/tokens.ts— no ad-hoc colors,spacing, or fonts.
ATTRIBUTION.md.