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feat(settings): make the new sidebar and plan UI optional, and count changed appearance settings - #820
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…ault The Agents list is flat again unless Settings → Appearance → Workspace cards is on, and its rows carry no star unless Pin agents is on. Saved pins stay stored while the setting is off and lead nothing.
Settings → Appearance → Plan flow off opens a pane's plan as the list alone, with no switch to the flow, and Plan count in the header off takes the plan button out of the header on that device. Both are on by default, so the plan looks and opens as it did.
…ir defaults The anonymous install and update event also carries changed_settings: the names of the appearance settings that differ from their defaults in the browser that last opened the app (theme, density, palette, sidebar rows, Agents order, workspace cards, pin agents, plan flow, plan count). Names only, from a fixed list: never a value, and never a setting the user types. The browser tells its server the list on opening and on a change; the server keeps it for its next event and sends nothing by itself. The notice says so and is shown once more (NOTICE_VERSION 2): an install that saw the older one sends nothing until it has seen this one. The same switch and environment variables turn it off. The receiver keeps the list in a new changed_settings column. Run the README's ALTER before deploying the Worker.
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Review comments at @src/components/TelemetryControls.tsx:
- Around line 21-31: Update the `TelemetryNotice` request to include
`changed_settings` derived from the current settings alongside `notice_seen:
true`. Keep the existing error handling and use the `changedSettings` helper
already used in `TelemetryControls`.
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- Around line 36-38: In the telemetry README, move the ALTER paragraph and its
code block after the sentence stating that TELEMETRY_URL in server/telemetry.ts
must name the Worker address, keeping the existing deployment sentence together.
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…uest (#821) ## Change `CONTRIBUTING.md` said "One change per PR" with no room for changes that cannot be split. It now also says that changes which cannot stand apart, because one needs another's code, may share a PR: each as its own commit, in dependency order, with the description saying what needs what. Independent changes still go in independent PRs, and a stack is still a maintainer's call; this only covers the case where a second PR could not typecheck or pass its tests without the first (for example #820, where the telemetry change counts settings that the two commits before it add). ## Validation Prose only; no test.
… back lands (#825) ## Change `scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts` has timed out in CI on unrelated PRs (#819, #820, #815 twice, `feat/plan-step-detail`), always in a wait on `history.state` that said nothing when it ran out. **Cause, from CI's own trace** (first commit: the waits on the history say which step it was, what the history holds, and every `go` / `pushState` / `replaceState` / `popstate` up to then): ``` the reload: the history never held it. 138ms loaded {settings: {page: "alerts", depth: 2}} ?…&settings=alerts 298ms go(-2) 330ms popstate {} ?… 546ms pushState {settings: {page: null, depth: 1}} 549ms pushState {settings: {page: "alerts", depth: 2}} 736ms replaceState ?…&settings=alerts ``` A reload on a Settings entry steps out of it (`lib/settingsHistory.ts`), but that step lands when the browser gets to it. `App` reads the address once at load, and when it did so before the step landed, the address still named Settings: the dialog opened again and pushed its entries back. So this is a bug in the app that the test caught only on a slow runner, not a fault of the test: a reload with Settings open closed it on a fast device and kept it on a slow one. **Fix:** `lib/settingsHistory.ts` remembers at load whether the load began on an entry Settings left (`loadedOnSettingsEntry()`), and such a load does not open Settings from its address (`src/App.tsx`, the one read of the address at load). Asked of the module rather than read from the history when the app first draws: a review pointed out that the step back can also land *before* that, on an entry whose address names Settings too (the one a link to Settings opened), and the dialog would come back in that order instead. A link to Settings opened fresh begins on no such entry and opens as before. **Test:** the reload step now makes the slow order on purpose: it waits until the address names Settings, holds the load's steps back until the app has drawn itself, then lets them go, and asserts the dialog was never shown. Without the fix this fails every time locally with the same trace as CI; with it, it passes. A second case covers a link to Settings: it opens the dialog, and a reload there closes it. Not in this PR (older, another cause): a link naming both a file and Settings pushes the file preview's entry with a copy of the Settings entry, and a reload from the preview steps back onto a Settings entry, which opens Settings. ## Validation - `bun scripts/settings-pages-demo-regression.ts` without the fix: fails at "the reload", trace identical to CI's. - With the fix: 13 PASS, repeated runs. - CI on the first version of the fix: both browser lanes green on a full re-run (one earlier run failed in `terminal-command-backspace-regression.ts`, "readline fixture did not start", which this does not touch). - `bun run typecheck`: pass. `settingsHistory.test.ts`, `deepLink.test.ts`: 40 pass. Not reproduced by CPU load, CPU throttling or delaying `history.go` alone; a `replaceState`/`pushState` right after `history.go` does not cancel the traversal in Chrome (360/360 landed), so that was not it. ## Release Client-side only.
## Problem From 0.4.7 mobile testing: with **Settings → Appearance → Workspace cards** (#673/#820) and **Pin agents** (#778/#820) both on, starring an agent pulled it out of its workspace card and put it above all cards. The user read that as the agent "escaping" its card and chose a different layout. ## Change - `AgentSidebar`: in cards mode the groups are built from `[...pinned, ...rest]` instead of `rest` alone, and the separate pinned rows above the cards are gone. `groupRows` keeps first-appearance order, so: - a pinned agent stays in its own card, first in it (in pin order); - cards holding pins come first, in the order of their first pin; the rest keep herdr's order. - Flat mode (cards off, or Activity order) is unchanged: pinned rows lead the list. - Comments in `AgentSidebar`/`sidebarPins` updated to the new rule. ## Tests - `sidebarPins.test.ts`: the grouping case now expects `C1` pinned then `A2` → cards `C [C1]`, `A [A2, A1]`, `B [B1]`. - `sidebar-activity-demo-regression`: pinning `infra` keeps it inside the `infra` card, which becomes the first card; the star keeps keyboard focus; reload keeps it; unpinning returns `checkout-api` as the first card. - `bun run check fast` passes. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Change On a PC where nearly every agent is Claude Code, the sidebar's leading column is a stripe of orange 18px tiles. Claude's mark is the only filled one (Codex, pi, Cursor and the rest already draw in the text color), so the tiles carry no information there, and they are louder than the waiting and finished states next to them. **Settings → Appearance → Agent logos: Color | Mono.** Color, today's look, stays the default. Mono: - draws Claude's asterisk in `currentColor`, without its tile; - greys out the other marks that have a brand fill (`filter: grayscale(1)`); - leaves the marks that already ride `currentColor` as they are. The cell's size, its place and the tooltip don't change. The setting is a `data-marks` attribute on `<html>` (as `lib/settings.ts` already does for other appearance settings), and the CSS is a new `AgentMark.css` keyed on it, so `AgentMark.tsx` only gains two class names on Claude's paths. Strings are added to ko, ja, zh and tr. Changelog: a line under Unreleased → Added. One question: #820's anonymous counts name the appearance settings changed from their defaults (`REPORTED_SETTINGS`). I left `agentMarks` out of that list, since adding it touches the telemetry worker and its schema. Happy to add it here or in a follow-up if you want it counted. ## Validation - `bun run check fast browser`: everything passes except `recent-folders-regression.ts`, which fails the same way on `main`. Under a local check with no evidence folder, `ci-browser-parallel.ts` sets `UI_EVIDENCE_DIR=""`, and the script's `process.env["UI_EVIDENCE_DIR"] ?? join(root, "evidence")` keeps the empty string, so `mkdirSync("")` throws `ENOENT` in its first second (`UI_EVIDENCE_DIR="" bun scripts/recent-folders-regression.ts` reproduces it on `main`). CI passes a real folder, so it doesn't hit this. A `||` there, as the other scripts test it, would fix it; I left it out of this PR. - `src/lib/settings.test.ts`: a new case — Color by default, `mono` kept, anything else falls back to Color. - `src/lib/i18n.test.ts`: the four new strings are in all four dictionaries. - I've used Mono on my own install for a few days, with ~40 workspaces nearly all running Claude Code. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Maintainer commits: b58d940 (agentMarks is a shared setting under #854; changelog under Unreleased), b1fd49a (Mono greys only the marks with brand colors). by @phirschybar Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change
Three commits, in order; the third depends on the first two (it counts their settings).
1. Sidebar: workspace cards and pin stars are settings, off by default. #673 and #778 turned both on for everyone. The Agents list is flat again and its rows carry no star unless Settings → Appearance → Workspace cards / Pin agents is on. Saved pins stay stored while the setting is off.
2. Plan: the flow and the header's count are settings, on by default. Plan flow off opens a pane's plan as the list alone, with no switch; Plan count in the header off takes the plan button out of the header on that device. Defaults keep #531 as it is.
3. Anonymous counts name the appearance settings changed from their defaults. The install/update event gets
changed_settings: names from a fixed list (theme, density, palette, sidebar rows, Agents order, workspace cards, pin agents, plan flow, plan count). Names only, never a value, never a setting the user types.POST /api/telemetry { changed_settings }; anything outside the list is a 400). The server keeps it for its next event and sends nothing by itself.NOTICE_VERSION = 2). An install that saw the older notice sends nothing, its update count included, until it has seen this one.HERDR_WEB_TELEMETRY=0andDO_NOT_TRACKturn it off.changed_settingscolumn (sorted, comma-joined,''for none,NULLwhen not told). The Worker drops a name it does not know instead of refusing the event, so a newer app is still counted.telemetry/README.mdhas theALTERand a query for "installs that changed each setting".The receiver is already deployed: the column was added to the D1 table and the Worker deployed from this branch's
telemetry/(it accepts events from released versions unchanged).Validation
bun run typecheck: passHERDR_TEST_MODE=unit bun testonserver/telemetry.test.ts,telemetry/worker.test.ts,src/lib/settings.test.ts,i18n.test.ts,plan.test.ts,sidebarOrder.test.ts,sidebarAgents.test.ts: 141 passbun scripts/sidebar-activity-demo-regression.ts: pass (new: the list is flat and starless by default; the plan's flow and header count stand by default on a desktop and a phone, and each goes with its setting)createServer+Telemetry, the Worker'shandleover an in-memory table fromschema.sql, and Chrome: with theme, workspace cards and plan flow changed (and a typed terminal font), the stored row holdsagentCards,planFlow,theme; neither the font nor any value leaves the PC; a later change is kept for the next event and sends nothing; with the switch off a new version sends nothing.agentCards,theme(an unknown name dropped); the test rows were deleted.scripts/ui-regression.tswas not run to the end locally (it stops on this Mac at "explicit Send now delivered one item" on unmodifiedmainas well).