Move daemon management and release channel settings out of the renderer's
AsyncStorage and into a desktop-owned settings store persisted by the main
process. Adds a "Keep daemon running after quit" option, a daemon lifecycle
section in settings, and a one-time migration of legacy renderer-owned
desktop settings.
Add theme dropdown in settings with Light, Dark, System plus
Zinc, Midnight, Claude, and Ghostty dark variants. Each theme
has its own accent color and surface tints. Desaturate terminal
ANSI colors across all dark themes. Add surfaceSidebarHover
semantic token so hover states go the right direction in both
light and dark modes. Self-heal if a stored theme no longer exists.
Introduce DaemonRegistry and DaemonConnections contexts for managing multiple server connections. Add session directory for aggregating agents across daemons, with automatic routing based on agent/server context.
Key changes:
- Add daemon profile management (add/edit/remove/set default)
- Implement connection state tracking with reconnection and exponential backoff
- Create useAggregatedAgents hook for unified agent list across daemons
- Add useDaemonSession and useDaemonRequest hooks for daemon-scoped operations
- Update agent routes to include serverId for proper session routing
- Add connection health indicators on home screen and settings
- Persist session snapshots per daemon for faster hydration on reconnect
- Guard screens gracefully when target daemon is offline
- Add React Query for consistent loading/error state management
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- Moved components and hooks into a new directory structure under `src/app` for better organization.
- Updated the main entry point to use `index.ts` and adjusted routing accordingly.
- Introduced new components such as `ActiveProcesses`, `AgentStreamView`, and `ConnectionStatus` to enhance the app's functionality.
- Removed deprecated components and hooks to streamline the codebase.
- Updated styles to align with the new theme structure and ensure consistency across the app.
This refactor aims to improve maintainability and scalability of the application.
Mohamed Boudra