conductor-remote 1.81.0 → 1.83.0
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- package/README.md +15 -3
- package/dist/assets/index-CZNedm5p.js +47 -0
- package/dist/assets/index-D4APjdqV.css +1 -0
- package/dist/index.html +2 -2
- package/dist/sw.js +1 -1
- package/dist-node/src/conductor-settings.js +177 -0
- package/dist-node/src/mcp-tools.js +22 -1
- package/dist-node/src/plan-usage.js +430 -0
- package/dist-node/src/routes.js +6 -0
- package/dist-node/src/server.js +54 -9
- package/dist-node/src/transcript.js +15 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/dist/assets/index-DBkjooUE.js +0 -47
- package/dist/assets/index-r0GKAzkH.css +0 -1
package/README.md
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(React, installable) │
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├─ reads: node:sqlite ⟶ conductor.db (workspaces, sessions, transcripts)
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├─ reads: git ⟶ each worktree (diffs vs target branch)
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├─ usage: provider CLIs ⟶ rolling plan limits (no model prompt)
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├─ writes: Actuator ⟶ Conductor
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│ ├─ applescript (default): osascript ⟶ focused session
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│ └─ sidecar (opt-in): unix socket ⟶ exact session
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`dist/`, which the relay serves.
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- **Reads are durable.** No Conductor API, no injection — the SQLite schema and
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git worktrees outlive UI changes.
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- **Plan usage is prompt-free.** The usage gauge asks Conductor's bundled Claude
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and Codex CLIs for structured rolling limits only while the sheet is open, then
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caches the result for a minute. Cursor/OpenCode say why no plan quota is available.
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- **Writes are the one fragile nerve** and are isolated behind a swappable
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`Actuator` (`src/writes.ts`).
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- **Notifications ride the durable side.** The relay watches the same SQLite for
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repo, branch, model, context %, and an unread mark on any workspace whose chats
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finished something you haven't looked at — reading it *on the phone* clears it,
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which Conductor itself only does when you open the workspace on the Mac.
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- ✅ **Models** panel — change Claude Code and Codex defaults for new chats, written
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to `~/.conductor/settings.toml`, and see rolling plan usage from their structured
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CLI protocols with no model request. Cursor Agent and OpenCode keep their own
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provider cards without pretending local accounting is a subscription limit.
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- ✅ Live transcript per session (assistant text, tool calls, queued messages),
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- ✅ Diff vs the workspace's target branch (file list + colorized patch,
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`conductor-remote mcp` is an MCP server on stdio. It gives a coding agent the same
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control the phone has, over the same relay.
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Two transports, same nineteen tools.
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| `search_chats` · `read_chat` | full-text search every chat on this Mac, archived included, then read one |
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| `list_workspaces` · `list_chats` · `workspace_diff` · `list_repos` | what is running, and what it changed |
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| `create_workspace` | start work in a repo, with an optional first prompt and model/effort/plan/fast choices. Creation uses a deep link; selected agent settings apply before the prompt |
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| `split_chat` | move a tangent into a fresh tab, carrying the conversation across as a Conductor attachment |
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| `list_repos` | repos a workspace can be created in |
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| `plan_usage` | Claude/Codex rolling subscription limits, without sending a prompt |
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| `create_workspace` | start a new workspace, optionally with a first prompt and agent settings |
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| `send_prompt` | send into an existing chat (drives the real UI) |
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| `stop_turn` | cancel a running answer (drives the real UI) |
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| `set_workspace_status` | set the sidebar status (drives the real UI) |
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| `archive_workspace` | archive a workspace (drives the real UI, deletes the worktree) |
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creation needs no Accessibility and steals no focus. Requested model, effort, plan,
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the first prompt. The last four drive Conductor's real window for a few seconds.
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- The write path can drive your real agents — keep the token private and the
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## Troubleshooting
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