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Add onboarding page for detecting existing Claude CLI configuration and allow users to use their existing API proxy settings. - Add cli-config-detected-page.tsx for showing detected CLI config - Add cliConfigDetectedShownAtom to track if page was shown - Update onboarding flow to check for existing CLI config - Add pnpm workspace configuration
- Detect and merge CLI config from ~/.claude/settings.json - Standardize new-chat-form model selector to match chat-input-area - Reorder new-chat-form buttons (Model -> Thinking -> Plan) - Remove legacy 'Migrated Config' creation - Remove 'System (No Profile)' option to enforce profile usage - Rename fallback display label to 'System' - Fix React object child error in conditional rendering
- Add system tray icon with context menu for macOS - Support quick switching between model profiles from tray - Add workspace selection and "New Workspace" from tray - Add Settings menu item that opens settings dialog - Bundle trayTemplate.png in production build via extraResources - Add tray-events hook for renderer communication - Fix timing issues with Settings navigation from tray - Ensure profiles are read even when no window exists
# Conflicts: # bun.lockb # src/renderer/features/agents/main/active-chat.tsx
Add complete remote access feature allowing web chat to connect to desktop app: - WebSocket server that proxies tRPC calls (queries, mutations, subscriptions) - Proper subscription handling via _def.resolver to bypass client-side checks - Remote access dialog with cloudflared tunnel integration - Model profiles sync between localStorage and database - tRPC transport adapter for web chat communication - Session and cleanup management for cloudflared processes Fixed issues: - Made token optional in chat subscription validation (for proxy configs) - Fixed JSON parsing for database profiles (config/models stored as strings) - Added error handling for activeConfigAtom access WebSocket subscription fix is the key change - accessing _def.resolver directly to call tRPC subscriptions from server-side context. Related files: - src/main/lib/remote-access/ws-server.ts: WebSocket server with tRPC proxy - src/main/lib/remote-access/*.ts: Remote access controllers - src/renderer/lib/remote-transport/*: Transport adapter for web chat - src/main/lib/trpc/routers/remote-access.ts: tRPC router for remote access Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Implement shared subscription system so all clients receive chat updates: - Shared subscriptions per subChatId in WebSocket server - IPC clients can register listeners to receive broadcasts - Desktop IPC transport subscribes to WebSocket server broadcasts - When web sends message, desktop receives it via broadcast - When desktop sends message, web receives it via shared subscription Key changes: - ws-server.ts: Add sharedChatSubscriptions map with clients + listeners - ws-server.ts: Add subscribeToChatData() for IPC clients - main.ts: Add chat:subscribe IPC handler - preload/index.ts: Add subscribeToChatData to desktopApi - ipc-chat-transport.ts: Subscribe to broadcasts when creating stream This ensures bidirectional sync: desktop and web clients see all messages from each other in real-time. Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Add isRemoteModeAtom that detects when running in web browser (not desktop). Hide Settings and Remote Access buttons in sidebar when in remote mode. Remote mode detection: - Check for remote_ws_auth in sessionStorage (set after login) - Check if window.desktopApi is missing (web browser) This prevents web users from seeing desktop-only features. Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Add polling to projects and chats queries when running in remote mode (web browser). When in remote mode, the following queries now poll every 5 seconds: - trpc.projects.list - workspace list - trpc.chats.list - local chat list - trpc.chats.listArchived - archived chats - api.agents.getAgentChats - team chats - api.teams.getUserTeams - teams list This ensures that web clients see updates made on desktop (new chats, new workspaces, etc.) within 5 seconds. Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Add visual feedback when web client loses connection to desktop app: Connection state tracking: - Add onConnectionStateChange() callback for connection state updates - States: "connecting" | "connected" | "disconnected" - Notify listeners on auth success, connection close, and errors UI components: - remoteConnectionStateAtom - tracks connection state in Jotai - useRemoteConnection() - hook that subscribes to state changes - ConnectionErrorOverlay - full-screen overlay when disconnected Overlay features: - Shows "Connection Lost" message with WiFiOff icon - Displays current connection state - "Reconnect" button that reloads the page - Backdrop blur effect with centered card Only active in remote mode (web browser), not in desktop app. Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
Fix several issues that were preventing the app from running: 1. Circular dependency fix: - Move ModelProfile, OFFLINE_PROFILE, CustomClaudeConfig, ModelMapping to separate model-profile-types.ts file - This avoids circular dependency between atoms/index.ts and model-profiles-sync.ts 2. WebSocket server routing fix: - Access router directly instead of through caller for nested paths - Fix "Router not found: external" error by using router instead of caller - Caller may not expose nested routers properly 3. Import fix in main.ts: - Import subscribeToChatData at module level instead of dynamic require - Fix "Cannot find module '../lib/remote-access/ws-server'" error Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
…ex.ts - Deleted model-profile-types.ts (was causing Vite HMR issues) - Restored ModelProfile, CustomClaudeConfig, OFFLINE_PROFILE types inline - Updated model-profiles-sync.ts to import from ./index Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
…r dependency - Moved activeConfigAtom and normalizeCustomClaudeConfig to model-profiles-sync.ts - Updated index.ts to re-export activeConfigAtom from model-profiles-sync.ts - This breaks the circular dependency where: - index.ts imports modelProfilesAtom from model-profiles-sync.ts - model-profiles-sync.ts imports types from index.ts - index.ts defines activeConfigAtom which reads modelProfilesAtom Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Move activeConfigAtom and normalizeCustomClaudeConfig to model-profiles-sync.ts to break circular dependency (modelProfilesAtom is not defined error) - Fix IPC cloning error by not returning functions through Electron IPC - Store chat subscriptions in a Map in main process - Add chat:unsubscribe IPC handler for cleanup - Update preload to call chat:unsubscribe instead of storing function Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Fix sharedSub.clients type (Set → Map) for subscription ID tracking - Fix ws-link to handle subscription confirmation without deleting handler - Fix tRPC query syntax (refetchInterval in options, not input) - Add WebSocket chat relay implementation plan This fixes web app not receiving chat responses and ensures desktop and web stay in sync with shared subscription pattern. Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Auth success → push projects + model profiles - Subscribe to project → push chat list - Subscribe to chat → push message history + stream updates - Send message → WebSocket → Desktop → tRPC Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
- Add conditional wsLink only for desktop - Remove tRPC queries from web sidebar/content - Guard all tRPC usage with isDesktopApp() - Update TRPCProvider for web compatibility Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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@1code whats that whats the purpose of this PR ? |
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Task completed. Here's a summary of this PR to post as a reply: This PR bundles several related features together into one branch. Here's what it does: 1. CLI Config Detection & Proxy Claude Support — Adds an onboarding page that detects existing Claude CLI configuration ( 2. Model Profile System Refactor — Standardizes the UI for model selection, removes legacy "Migrated Config" and "System (No Profile)" options, and enforces profile-based usage. 3. System Tray — Adds a macOS system tray icon with a context menu for quick switching between model profiles, workspaces, and opening settings. 4. Remote Access via WebSocket (the main feature) — This is the core of the PR. It allows users to access their desktop app remotely from a web browser:
5. Bug Fixes — Several commits fix circular dependency issues, IPC cloning errors, and WebSocket routing problems that came up during development. In short: this PR lets you use the 1Code desktop app remotely from any web browser by tunneling a WebSocket connection through Cloudflare. It's a significant feature addition (~27k lines added) that also includes supporting features (system tray, profile refactoring) that were developed on the same branch. Powered by 1Code |
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