settings-store lists codex accounts as
index 0 = ~/.codex/auth.json (default)
index N = ~/.codex-accounts/{N}/auth.json
but codex-token-rotation only loads ~/.codex-accounts/{N} when those
dirs exist (it ignores ~/.codex/auth.json in that mode), so the
rotation array's indices are off-by-one vs settings indices.
Old buggy behavior:
- "사용중" badge pointed at the wrong account.
- Clicking 전환 on UI #N called setCurrentCodexAccountIndex(N) which
selected rotation array element N — typically a different
~/.codex-accounts/{N+1} entry. Effectively the UI told us a
different account was now active than what the next codex spawn
actually used.
Fix
- New findCodexAccountIndexByAuthPath(path) on the rotation module
exposes a path-based lookup.
- New getActiveCodexSettingsIndex() / setActiveCodexSettingsIndex(idx)
in settings-store translate via codexAuthPath() ↔
findCodexAccountIndexByAuthPath().
- /api/settings/accounts.codexCurrentIndex and PUT
/api/settings/accounts/codex/current both go through the
settings-side translation, so UI indices are now authoritative.
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* Settings: clarify Codex 만료=결제, drop Claude expiry badge
- Codex expiry badge now says "결제 만료/까지" so it's unambiguous that
this is the ChatGPT Pro/Team subscription end-date, not an OAuth
access-token TTL.
- Claude rows no longer show an expiry badge: Claude credentials only
expose an OAuth access_token TTL (auto-refreshed every few minutes
by the existing claude token refresh loop), which is meaningless to
the user. Replace it with a static "토큰 자동갱신" tag so the column
alignment stays consistent.
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* Codex refresh: pull live plan_type from /wham/usage (sidecar override)
OAuth refresh_token grant returns a fresh JWT but auth0 caches the
chatgpt_plan_type and chatgpt_subscription_active_until claims at issue
time. So users who upgrade/downgrade their plan kept seeing the old
plan in the dashboard even after a forced refresh.
After each refreshCodexAccount() call, additionally GET
https://chatgpt.com/backend-api/wham/usage with the freshly-issued
access_token. That endpoint returns the current plan_type and email
from OpenAI's account service. Persist it to a sidecar
plan-status.json next to auth.json (not into auth.json itself, since
codex CLI may rewrite that file). readCodexAccount prefers the live
plan_type and uses the sidecar's checked_at as subscriptionLastChecked,
so the dashboard immediately reflects post-billing-event plan changes.
Confirmed end-to-end: account that was billed-down from Pro to Plus
now shows plus instead of stale pro after one refresh.
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Auto refresh
- New refreshCodexAccount(index) calls https://auth.openai.com/oauth/token
with grant_type=refresh_token and persists rotated tokens back to
~/.codex-accounts/{N}/auth.json. JWT's subscription_active_until
reflects the latest plan state OpenAI hands back.
- startCodexAccountRefreshLoop() runs every 6h (first run delayed 60s
after boot to keep startup snappy). Hooked into main()/shutdown()
alongside the existing claude token refresh loop.
Manual controls (Settings → 계정 → Codex)
- "갱신" button per row: forces an immediate refresh for that account.
- "전체 갱신" button: refreshes all codex accounts in sequence.
- "전환" button: writes data/codex-rotation-state.json so the next codex
spawn picks the chosen account. Active account marked with a green-
bordered card and "사용중" badge.
Endpoints
- POST /api/settings/accounts/codex/{i}/refresh
- POST /api/settings/accounts/codex/refresh-all
- PUT /api/settings/accounts/codex/current { index }
- GET /api/settings/accounts now also returns codexCurrentIndex.
Why
JWTs cache subscription state at issue-time. When a Pro plan lapses or
a user upgrades/downgrades, the dashboard kept showing stale data until
the user logged in again. Periodic refresh + explicit "갱신" button
keeps the displayed state honest, and the manual switch unblocks the
user when rotation lands on a known-bad account.
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Fast mode controls
- Codex: writes [features].fast_mode = true|false in ~/.codex/config.toml.
This matches the in-TUI /fast toggle ("toggle Fast mode to enable
fastest inference with increased plan usage").
- Claude: writes fastMode: bool to ~/.claude/settings.json. Mirrors the
/fast slash command preference (effective on opus-4-6).
UX polish
- Account rows switch from flex-wrap to a fixed grid (tag · email · plan ·
expiry · action) so emails of varying lengths don't cause ragged
baselines between rows.
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- Extract email and chatgpt_subscription_last_checked from codex JWT in
addition to plan_type and subscription_active_until.
- Settings → 계정 row now displays: email · plan badge · expiry badge
with active/soon/expired color coding (green/amber/red).
- Fix codex/.codex-accounts directory scan picking up sibling dirs like
"1.bak-..." and double-counting an index (require dirname to be
fully numeric).
Motivation: rotation was landing on accounts whose Pro/Team subscription
had silently expired, causing OpenAI to reject upper-tier models with
a misleading "model not supported" error. Surface expiry in the UI so
the user can see at a glance which accounts need renewal.
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* Overhaul dashboard UX with two-pane rooms and live turn persistence
- Two-pane room board (Discord-style list + detail) with sender role
colors, inbox attention badges, and per-role left-border sectioning
- Settings page: nickname + language extracted to /#/settings; sidebar
freed up for mini stats (rooms, queue, inbox) and nav badges
- react-markdown + remark-gfm for message body (tables, code, links,
proper line breaks); unified timeline merges outputs and human messages
- Live turn elapsed counter ticks every second; paused state preserved
across service restarts via new progress_text column on paired_turns
(migration 015) so in-flight context survives reboots
- Batched /api/rooms-timeline endpoint with server-side stale-while-
revalidate cache + gzip; cold ~3s -> warm ~10ms
- Optimistic UI for outgoing messages with rollback on failure;
nickname propagated to sender_name on send
- Density sweep: tighter paddings, radii, font sizes; tokens align
across panel/card/sidebar/timeline
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* Strip redundant LIVE/intent/state labels from turn header
The left dot already signals LIVE and the role chip already shows the
turn role; the standalone LIVE label, intentKind em, and state pill
were repeating that information. Keep only role chip, time, elapsed,
and a "중단됨" label when paused.
Also picks up Prettier-formatted long lines in i18n and backend files
left over from the previous commit.
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* Convert sidebar to lucide-react icon rail and fix optimistic UI
- Replace 168px text-label sidebar with 56px flush-left icon rail
(lucide-react icons: Gauge/Inbox/Activity/MessageSquare/Clock/Settings)
Discord/Slack pattern: rail against left edge, no centered shell margin
- Optimistic UI now survives polling: pending messages tracked in a
separate state and merged into the timeline render; an effect prunes
pending entries once the server snapshot confirms them by content match
- LIVE elapsed counter shows seconds at all granularities (formatLiveElapsed
uses m+s/h+m+s instead of dropping seconds after 60s)
- Refresh button shows spin animation while busy
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* Make Rooms the default landing view
Rooms is the primary surface (chat-style live agent flow), so reorder
nav (Rooms first) and switch DEFAULT_VIEW from inbox to rooms. The
topbar fallback label also changes from 'usage' to 'rooms'.
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* Submit room message on Enter, allow Shift+Enter for newline
IME composition (event.nativeEvent.isComposing) is excluded so that
mid-Hangul Enter does not trigger send.
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* Viewport-lock rooms view to remove double scroll
The rooms view now fills the viewport (height: 100vh - topbar) with
list and detail each scrolling in their own column. The page itself
no longer scrolls when the detail thread grows long, so the wheel
scrolls whichever column the cursor is over.
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* Flatten rooms view, single-line compose with icon send button
Drop nested card chrome on rooms view: outer panel now has no padding,
border, or background so the rail / list / detail sit flush against
the page. Internal panes (rooms-list, rooms-detail) lose their own
borders and rely on a single divider line for separation.
Compose textarea is single-row by default (rows=1) and grows up to
~5 lines; the send button is icon-only (Send from lucide-react),
fixed 36x36, pinned to the bottom of the detail pane. The redundant
'메시지' h4 and the 세부 fold are removed — the room title in the
header already establishes context.
Detail pane is now a flex column where only the timeline scrolls;
the head sticks at top and the compose pins at bottom (messenger
pattern), so the input is always reachable.
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* Fix rooms layout: viewport lock, restore panel tone, ensure thread scrolls
- Lock body to viewport height (overflow:hidden) only when rooms view is
active, via body:has(.view-stack.view-rooms). Section nav becomes
static so the layout fits exactly in the viewport instead of being
clipped under the sticky header.
- Restore subtle panel background and border on .rooms-list and
.rooms-detail so chat content has tonal contrast against the page bg
(pure black was unreadable). Outer panel chrome stays flat.
- Make the thread section the only flex:1 child of the pinned card so
it actually scrolls when content overflows; everything else (head,
meta, current turn, watcher fold, compose) stays flex:none.
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* Make rooms-detail itself scroll with sticky head and compose
Drop the brittle flex-column-with-1fr-child setup; just let .rooms-detail
be overflow-y:auto and pin .room-card-head to top and
.room-compose-section to bottom via position:sticky. The head and
compose stay visible while the thread between them scrolls naturally.
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* Match compose-section background to panel
The sticky compose bar was using var(--bg) (near-black) which jarred
against the surrounding panel tone. Use var(--panel) so it sits
continuously with the room detail.
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* Fix compose full-width and hide internal IPC payloads
- The compose section's full-width grid was being clobbered by the
later .room-section { display: grid } rule (same specificity, source
order won). Bump specificity to .room-section.room-compose-section
with display: block so the inner form/textarea fills the panel.
- Filter out internal protocol payloads from the timeline:
isInternalProtocolPayload() detects {"author":..."recipient":...}
shaped agent IPC messages and excludes them from humanMessages and
outputEntries. These are routing metadata, not human-readable chat.
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* Tighten rooms width: explicit 100% on detail/card, responsive list
- Make rooms-list responsive (clamp(180px, 16vw, 240px)) so on smaller
screens the chat area gets more room
- Add explicit width: 100% to rooms-twopane, rooms-detail, and the
pinned room-card-v2 so nothing collapses to content-size
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* Remove timeline left indent and broaden IPC payload filter
- Drop the 3px colored left border + 12px left padding on each
timeline item; messages were starting 29px from the panel edge
(3 border + 12 item padding + 14 thread padding). Role colors are
already conveyed by the role chip, so the border is redundant.
- Tighten thread-section padding from 14px to 12px to match compose.
- Broaden isInternalProtocolPayload to also catch <sub-agent-prompt>,
<tool-call>, <internal> wrapped payloads — these were leaking into
the visible thread when the agent emitted them as message content.
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* Restore role color borders and tighten left padding
- Bring back the role-colored left border on timeline items (2px now,
was 3px) so owner/reviewer/arbiter/human are visually distinct
- Tighten left-side spacing across the chat panel: thread section
padding-left 12 -> 4, item padding-left 12 -> 8, card head
padding-left 14 -> 8, compose-section padding-left 12 -> 4. Content
now starts ~10px from the detail panel's inner edge instead of ~30px
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* Unclamp output text in unified timeline + add measure debug toggle
- The legacy .room-output-item p / .room-message-item p / .room-latest-output p
rules used -webkit-line-clamp:2/4 to truncate previews. The unified
timeline doesn't use those classes so it shouldn't be clamped, but
add a defensive override on .room-timeline-body .parsed-body that
unclamps and clears max-height in case any sibling rule leaks in.
- Add ?debug=1 (outline panels) and ?measure=1 (overlay container x/w
in viewport coords) toggles via App.tsx so we can diagnose layout
issues without npm-installing devtools.
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* Tighten rooms layout left/right margins
Drop view-panel and section-nav left margin from 12px to 8px. Removes
the visible empty band between icon-rail and rooms-list (was 12px,
now 8px).
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* Remove internal left padding in rooms-detail panel
The detail panel had 4-8px of left padding inside the thread and
compose sections, leaving an empty band on the left. Drop padding-left
to 0 on .room-thread-section and .room-compose-section. Timeline items
keep their own 8px padding-left (for the role border + text gap), and
the textarea inherits the same flush-left starting position as
messages — they align vertically now.
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* Fix 26px left empty band: zero out .room-expanded padding in pinned mode
Root cause located via pixel scan + DOM dump: the legacy
.room-expanded wrapper (used by the click-to-expand layout) has
padding: 14px 0 4px 26px to align expanded content with the head's
pulse-dot column. In the pinned twopane layout it was leaving a
26px empty band between the panel border and the chat content.
Override .room-expanded inside .room-card-v2.is-pinned to zero
padding/margin/border-top/gap, so thread-section and compose-section
align flush at the panel's inner left edge.
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* Add Playwright + dash-inspect helper script
Playwright (chromium) is installed so future layout debugging can use
real DOM/computed-style queries instead of pixel scans on screenshots.
Helper commands:
bun scripts/dash-inspect.ts shot [route]
bun scripts/dash-inspect.ts measure '<selector>'
bun scripts/dash-inspect.ts eval '<expr>'
bun scripts/dash-inspect.ts dom '<selector>'
bun scripts/dash-inspect.ts click '<selector>'
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* Auto-scroll chat to bottom on send and on new messages
- When the user sends a message, scroll the rooms-detail panel to the
very bottom over 4 frames (covers the post-render layout settle).
- Add a near-bottom tracker: a ref flips false when the user scrolls
more than 80px from the bottom, true otherwise. The auto-follow
effect (triggered when messages/outputs/pending counts change) only
scrolls if the user was already near the bottom — so reading scrollback
doesn't get yanked.
- Initial room selection and any new content added while at-bottom
always shows the latest message.
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* Add Settings page: model role config + multi-account management
Backend:
- src/settings-store.ts: filesystem reader for Claude (~/.claude,
~/.claude-accounts/N) and Codex (~/.codex, ~/.codex-accounts/N)
account directories. Returns safe metadata only (expiresAt, scopes,
subscriptionType, planType, accountId from JWT) — never raw tokens.
Atomic .env writer for OWNER/REVIEWER/ARBITER MODEL/EFFORT pairs.
Account directory deletion (refuses index 0). Claude account add via
pasted OAuth JWT (decodes exp/sub from payload, writes new
~/.claude-accounts/N/.credentials.json).
- src/web-dashboard-server.ts: new endpoints
GET /api/settings/accounts
GET /api/settings/models
PUT /api/settings/models (PATCH alias)
POST /api/settings/accounts/claude (body: { token })
DELETE /api/settings/accounts/{provider}/{index}
Frontend:
- apps/dashboard/src/api.ts: typed clients for the new endpoints.
- apps/dashboard/src/App.tsx: SettingsPanel split into 일반 / 모델 / 계정.
Model section: editable owner/reviewer/arbiter model+effort fields
with dirty tracking and a save button. Account section: per-provider
list with delete buttons (default index 0 protected) and a token-paste
field for adding a Claude account. Both sections expose a "스택 재시작"
button that calls the existing /api/services/stack/actions endpoint
with a confirmation prompt — changes only take effect after restart.
UX scope: phase B (model edit + account delete) + phase D (account add
via paste) per the recommendation; full OAuth flow not included.
Restart is gated behind a confirm() since it kills running agents.
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* Format: Prettier follow-up on settings PR
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* Show cron / external-trigger messages inline (separate from CI watcher)
trusted_external_bot messages (Sentry Cron, GitHub webhook triggers,
etc.) were lumped into the CI-watcher fold and hidden by default.
Split them: WATCHER_RE now only matches actual CI status messages
(Build/Deploy/Lint/Release/[CI]/[Watcher]/GitHub Actions on bot kind),
so the watcher fold stays focused on CI noise.
trusted_external_bot messages now get rendered inline in the unified
timeline as cronMessages (sourceKind preserved). senderRoleClass
returns 'role-cron' for senders matching cron/sentry/webhook so the
chip and left border show in muted gray to visually distinguish from
agent and human messages.
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* Live progress fallback: scan TASK_STATUS messages for current turn only
When paired_turns.progress_text is empty (codex runner doesn't always
populate it in time), fall back to scanning the room's messages table
for ones starting with the TASK_STATUS_MESSAGE_PREFIX (the invisible
3-char prefix used on Discord live-edit messages). Strip the prefix
and the trailing elapsed indicator (e.g. "\n\n12초"), then render in
the LIVE timeline entry.
Filters:
- timestamp must be >= turn.createdAt (don't show pre-turn history)
- sender role must match the current turn's role (don't show a stale
reviewer status when owner is now speaking)
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* Server fallback: derive live progressText from messages when column empty
Keep paired_turns.progress_text as the primary source (populated by
recordTurnProgress in MessageTurnController). When the column is empty
on an active turn — happens for codex turns where the controller path
isn't fully wired, or any path where ingestion lags — scan the messages
table for the most recent TASK_STATUS_MESSAGE_PREFIX-prefixed message
that belongs to the current turn (sender role match + timestamp >=
turn.createdAt) and use that as progressText.
This makes the dashboard converge with Discord without requiring the
column to be reliably written: if Discord shows a live edit, the
ingest pipeline writes it to messages, and we surface it.
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* Poll room timelines every 1.5s on rooms view (was every 15s)
The rooms-detail thread was reusing the 15s overview refresh tick,
which made the chat lag noticeably behind Discord. Add a dedicated
setInterval(1500ms) fetch on the rooms view (cleared when leaving),
with an in-flight guard so overlapping ticks don't pile up. Backend
already has a 2s stale-while-revalidate cache so this stays cheap.
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* Real-time rooms updates via Server-Sent Events
Backend: GET /api/stream emits text/event-stream with 'rooms-timeline'
events whenever the server's roomsTimelineCache rebuilds (key change).
A 1.5s tick checks the cache; if builtAt advanced, push the new JSON,
otherwise send a SSE comment heartbeat ': ping ts\n\n' to keep proxies
from idle-closing the connection. AbortSignal handler closes the
ReadableStream when the client disconnects.
Frontend: replace setInterval(1500ms) on rooms view with EventSource.
Initial fetch primes the data so first paint isn't blank, then SSE
takes over for instant updates. EventSource auto-reconnects on
disconnect; while it's flapping, a 2s polling fallback runs so data
keeps flowing. When SSE recovers (next 'rooms-timeline' event) the
polling fallback is cleared.
Latency: previously 0–1.5s polling lag; now ~tick latency (50–150ms)
once cache rebuilds.
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* Add breathing room between timeline header and body
Increase room-timeline-item gap from 2px to 6px so the role chip /
timestamp line has visible breathing room above the parsed body —
header → body relationship reads more clearly. Bump vertical padding
from 6px to 8px and item separator from 1px to 2px to match.
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* Hide the 2px processing bar in pinned twopane to free role-color borders
.room-card-v2.status-processing::before draws a 2px green bar at the
card's left edge. In pinned twopane mode it sits right on top of each
timeline item's role-colored left border (owner blue / reviewer
orange / arbiter green / human yellow), masking them. The header's
pulse dot already conveys "processing", so suppress the bar in pinned
mode and let the role colors show through.
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* Polish room compose: tighter pill input + override global button min-height
The 48px button min-height global rule was forcing the compose grid track to
48px, pushing the textarea content visibly down inside the pill. Adding
min-height: 0 on the compose button lets the track collapse to ~29px so the
placeholder lines up with the send button vertically.
Also slimmed paddings (form 3px vert, textarea 4px vert) and added bottom
breathing room on the compose section (8px → 14px) at user request.
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* Format styles.css to multi-line transition values
Prettier 3.8.1 prefers multi-line transition shorthand. CI was failing
format:check on these single-line transitions in the room-compose rules.
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