@imdeadpool/guardex 7.0.24 → 7.0.25

package/templates/vscode/guardex-active-agents/README.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Local VS Code companion for Guardex-managed repos.
 
 ## Quick Start
 
-Use the welcome view in Source Control to create or inspect Guardex sandboxes quickly.
+Use the dedicated Active Agents sidebar icon to create or inspect Guardex sandboxes quickly.
 
 1. Install from a Guardex-wired repo:
 
@@ -13,16 +13,19 @@ node scripts/install-vscode-active-agents-extension.js
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 2. Reload the VS Code window.
-3. In Source Control -> `Active Agents`, use `Start agent` to enter a task + agent name and launch the repo Guardex agent runner. The companion prefers `bash scripts/codex-agent.sh` when present, falls back to `npm run agent:codex --`, and only uses `gx branch start` as a last resort.
+3. In the Activity Bar, open the `Active Agents` hive icon under Source Control. Use `Start agent` to enter a task + agent name and launch the repo Guardex agent runner. The companion prefers `bash scripts/codex-agent.sh` when present, falls back to `npm run agent:codex --`, and only uses `gx branch start` as a last resort.
 
 What it does:
 
 - Bundles a local GitGuardex icon so repo installs show branded extension metadata inside VS Code.
-- Adds an `Active Agents` view to the Source Control container.
+- Bundles the optional `GitGuardex File Icons` theme for OpenSpec, agent worktree, and hook files in Explorer.
+- Adds a dedicated `Active Agents` Activity Bar container with a hive icon and live badge count for active sessions.
 - Renders one repo node per live Guardex workspace with grouped `ACTIVE AGENTS` and `CHANGES` sections.
 - Splits live sessions inside `ACTIVE AGENTS` into `BLOCKED`, `WORKING NOW`, `THINKING`, `STALLED`, and `DEAD` groups so stuck, active, and inactive lanes stand out immediately.
 - Mirrors the same live state in the VS Code status bar so the selected session or active-agent count stays visible outside the tree.
 - Shows one row per live Guardex sandbox session inside those activity groups, with changed-file rows nested under sessions that are touching files.
+- Labels session rows with provider identity and snapshot context; snapshot-backed rows use a one-letter snapshot badge such as `N` for `nagyviktor@edixa.com`.
+- Shows raw agent branch groups with the `git-branch` icon instead of the generic folder icon.
 - Shows repo-root git changes in a sibling `CHANGES` section when the guarded repo itself is dirty.
 - Derives session state from dirty worktree status, git conflict markers, heartbeat freshness, PID liveness, and recent file mtimes, surfaces working/dead/conflict counts in the repo/header summary, and shows changed-file counts for active edits.
 - Uses distinct VS Code codicons for each session state, including animated `loading~spin` for `WORKING NOW`.