Built-in service proxy with branch-based URLs, service health
monitoring, workspace hover card with service status, and
"Forget about ports" homepage section.
Services defined in paseo.json get reverse-proxied through the daemon
via hostname-based routing on *.localhost. Each service receives $PORT,
$HOST, and $PASEO_SERVICE_URL env vars, and is accessible at
{service}.localhost:6767 (main) or {branch}.{service}.localhost:6767
(worktrees).
Replace the multi-step new-agent route flow with a single
create_paseo_worktree endpoint that registers the workspace immediately
and creates the git worktree in the background. The sidebar now calls
this endpoint directly and shows a creating spinner inline.
Also auto-resolves the base branch from origin/HEAD when not explicitly
provided, removes the unused Tauri WebSocket transport layer, and
normalizes loopback endpoints to localhost.
Closes#125
Replace prompt-based slugifying with mnemonic-id package for generating
human-readable worktree names like "hungry-hippo". Names are generated
when the worktree toggle is enabled rather than derived from the prompt.
- Add worktree utility functions for git worktree management
- Fix stale closure issue in create-agent-modal causing worktreeName to not be sent
- Refactor create-agent-modal to use useCallback for all functions in proper order
- Add tilde path expansion before worktree creation to fix "Not in a git repository" error
- Add worktreeName parameter to create_agent_request WebSocket message
- Add debug logging for worktree creation flow
- Remove noisy logging (message chunk updates, session updates, agent update notifications)
The worktree feature allows creating isolated git worktrees for each agent,
enabling work on different branches simultaneously without conflicts.
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Mohamed Boudra