@leftoff/cli 0.9.17-beta.7 → 0.9.17-beta.9

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -4,6 +4,12 @@ What changed in Leftoff (called Checkpoints until 0.4.5), newest first. The boar
 
 ## Unreleased
 
+- **A calmer session panel.** Only a slim head stays pinned (the title row and the status chips); the newest checkpoint shows Stopped and Next with the rest behind More, PRs are one row each (several unchecked refs fold into “+4 not checked”), and everything else is a one-line header with a count, closed until you open it and remembered on this device. Files touched read relative to the repo, five then “+N more”; a duplicate checkpoint written from Claude Code’s own task notice is gone; answers from your phone say “via relay”, not “over Tailscale”. A file path in a message is a link only when its file can be opened from here; otherwise it’s plain text that says why.
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+- **“Away” never claims more than a session’s age.** A session that started while you were away still reads at full depth, but its Catch me up label now says how long it really went unseen (a 30-minute-old session said “Away 12h”).
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+- **Choose which machine hosts your board, and it fails over on its own.** Settings → Use from anywhere → Hosted by lists your machines (● online / ○ offline), marks the host, and has Make host and a Preferred choice (or Automatic); `leftoff relay host [name|auto]` does the same and `leftoff relay status` shows it. The relay keeps the host while it’s online (a machine reconnecting after an upgrade no longer takes the board), prefers a Mac that can open your paired browsers’ keys, hands the board to another online machine when the host’s lid closes (about 25 s, was 75), and gives it back to your preferred host 10 s after it returns. The reconnecting screen says which machine is out, switches, and offers “Use nightblood instead” when several are online. Needs the relay update for the host choice; phones stay paired.
+- **Choose which machine hosts your board, and it fails over on its own.** Settings → Use from anywhere → Hosted by lists your machines (● online / ○ offline), marks the host, and has Make host and a Preferred choice (or Automatic); `leftoff relay host [name|auto]` does the same and `leftoff relay status` shows it. The relay keeps the host while it’s online (a machine reconnecting after an upgrade no longer takes the board), prefers a Mac that can open your paired browsers’ keys, hands the board to another online machine when the host’s lid closes (about 25 s, was 75), and gives it back to your preferred host 10 s after it returns. The reconnecting screen says which machine is out, switches, and offers “Use laptop instead” when several are online. Needs the relay update for the host choice; phones stay paired.
 - **A Needs-you reply shows as your words.** Claude Code wraps a prompt the plugin sends between turns as “The leftoff plugin sent a message: … Address the message above.”; the thread, titles and previews now show only what you typed (“You · from Needs you”).
 - **PRs named as `repo#123`, even from a sandbox with no git remote.** When Claude writes a session's PRs as `api#574` or `acme/web#12` (in its words or yours), or suggests a `gh pr edit 574` to run on another machine, they link: a bare repo name is matched against the GitHub repos your other sessions use (never a guess when two orgs share the name), and whichever machine has gh signed in checks each one, so a session in a sandbox without git remote or gh still shows its PRs. A session can list PRs from several repos. Merged and closed PRs show too, each with an icon and its word (Open, Draft, Merged, Closed). A reference that can't be checked yet shows as a quiet “api#574 · not checked” chip that says why. An issue number never shows as a PR. After updating, run `leftoff restart`.
 - **Needs you on a phone, better suggestions, your own words in the thread.** In full screen on a phone, Needs you no longer covers the message you're answering: it takes at most 45% of what you can see with the keyboard up (it measured the whole screen before, so the keyboard squeezed the thread to a sliver), leaves the question and Claude's last lines to the thread right above it, folds to a one-line bar, and the thread keeps its end in view. Suggested replies are now the question's own choices word for word (a numbered menu, "A, B, or C?", "X, or Y?"), or Yes / No for a yes/no question, and none at all for an open question; the old fallback ("Yes, go ahead" / "No" / "Show me the diff first") is gone, and the composer's suggestion is no longer made up when the question offers choices or asks something only you know. A reply sent from Needs you shows in the thread as what you typed, "You · from Needs you", whatever form the session's transcript gave it. On a touch screen the composer's suggestion is a "↳ Use suggestion" chip above the box (a tap puts it in the box to edit; ⌄ or a long-press shows all of it; ✕ dismisses it); with a mouse, Tab still takes it, the Tab key stays visible, and a long one has ⋯ with all of it in its tip.