A session with messages belongs to the profile it was created under. Switching
profiles while a conversation is in progress should not retag that session or
update its workspace/model in place — that would corrupt the session's context.
New behavior:
- Session has NO messages (empty): profile switch updates it in place (model,
workspace). Works exactly as before — nothing was started yet.
- Session HAS messages (in progress): profile switch calls newSession() to
start a fresh session tagged to the new profile. The old session is left
untouched. Toast: 'Switched to profile: X — new conversation started'.
- Agent busy: blocked as before, no change.
Also: S._profileDefaultWorkspace is now consumed (set to null) inside
newSession() after the first use, so it doesn't keep forcing the same
workspace on every subsequent new session after a switch.
Root cause: sessions created before Sprint 22 have no profile tag (profile=None).
The client filter was '!s.profile || s.profile === S.activeProfile' -- the
'!s.profile' guard made ALL 33 legacy sessions visible under every profile,
so switching to Camanji still showed the entire default session history.
Fix:
- api/models.py all_sessions(): backfill profile='default' on sessions with
no profile tag before returning. This is in-memory only (no disk writes) --
legacy sessions just get attributed to the default profile at read time.
Applied to both the index-path and the full-scan fallback path.
- static/sessions.js: tighten the client filter to s.profile === S.activeProfile
(remove the '!s.profile' escape hatch -- now redundant since server fills it).
Every session now has an explicit profile, so the filter is precise.
Result: switching to Camanji shows only Camanji sessions. Default profile shows
legacy + default-tagged sessions. 'All profiles' toggle still shows everything.
S.activeProfile defaults to 'default' in the S object so first render is safe.
Tests: 426 passed, 0 failed.
Two changes:
1. Workspace updates correctly on profile switch
switchToProfile() now applies data.default_workspace from the switch
response to the current session via /api/session/update, updates
S.session.workspace in-memory, and stores S._profileDefaultWorkspace
so the next new session also inherits the profile's workspace.
newSession() in sessions.js picks up S._profileDefaultWorkspace when
creating a new session after a profile switch.
2. Workspace chip removed from topbar
The workspace was shown in two places: the topbar chip (wsChip) AND
the sidebar bottom display (sidebarWsDisplay with name + full path).
The topbar chip was redundant, cluttered the topbar, and pushed other
chips (profile, model, clear, settings) off screen.
Removed wsChip from the topbar entirely. The sidebar display is now
the sole workspace UI, consistent and unambiguous.
Moved wsDropdown to live inside the sidebar position:relative wrapper
so it opens downward from sidebarWsDisplay. Updated the click-outside
listener to close on clicks outside sidebarWsDisplay/wsDropdown.
Removed stale wsChip update code from syncTopbar() in ui.js.
Tests: 426 passed, 0 failed.
Fix five coherence bugs in profile switching:
1. Model picker ignored profile default (localStorage stale key)
2. Workspace list was global (not profile-scoped)
3. DEFAULT_WORKSPACE was a boot-time singleton
4. Session list showed all profiles (no filtering)
5. switchToProfile() didn't refresh workspaces or sessions
Backend: workspace storage is now profile-local for named profiles,
switch_profile() returns default_model and default_workspace.
Frontend: switchToProfile() clears stale model pref, refreshes
workspace list and session list, sessions.js filters by active profile
with 'Show N from other profiles' toggle.
8 new tests. 400 pass / 23 fail (identical to baseline).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mobile responsive (Issue #21):
- Hamburger sidebar: slide-in overlay on mobile (<640px) with backdrop.
Tap hamburger in topbar to open, tap outside to close. Full session
list, project chips, all panel content accessible.
- Bottom navigation bar: 5-tab fixed bar (Chat, Tasks, Skills, Memory,
Spaces) replaces sidebar nav tabs on mobile. iOS-style layout.
Tapping a tab opens the sidebar overlay with that panel active.
- Right panel slide-over: Files button in topbar chips opens workspace
panel as a slide-over from the right on mobile/tablet.
- Touch targets: all interactive elements get min 44x44px touch areas.
Session items, approval buttons, composer buttons all sized for fingers.
- Composer positioned above bottom nav bar with proper spacing.
- Sidebar nav tabs and bottom section hidden on mobile (replaced by
bottom nav + topbar chips).
- Clicking a session auto-closes the sidebar overlay.
- Desktop layout completely unchanged — all mobile elements are
display:none by default, only shown inside @media(max-width:640px).
Docker (Issue #7):
- Dockerfile: python:3.12-slim, HERMES_WEBUI_HOST=0.0.0.0, port 8787.
- docker-compose.yml: named volume for state persistence, optional
~/.hermes mount for agent features, password env var documented.
- README: Docker quick start section with compose and manual commands.
Tests: 392 passed, 23 pre-existing failures, 0 regressions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
renderMd() now correctly renders safe inline HTML tags that AI models
emit in their responses:
Pre-pass (ui.js):
Converts <strong>, <b>, <em>, <i>, <code>, <br> to their markdown
equivalents (**text**, *text*, `text`, newline) before the pipeline
runs. Code blocks and backtick spans are stashed first so their content
is never modified.
inlineMd() helper (ui.js):
New helper for processing inline formatting inside list items,
blockquotes, and headings. Previously these used esc() directly, which
escaped <strong>/<code> tags that had already been converted from HTML
by the pre-pass — causing them to appear as literal <strong> text
instead of rendering as bold. inlineMd() applies bold/italic/code
processing and then escapes only unknown tags.
Safety net (ui.js):
After the full pipeline, any HTML tags NOT emitted by our own renderer
(i.e. <img>, <script>, <iframe>, <svg>, <object>, etc.) are escaped
via esc(). The SAFE_TAGS allowlist covers every tag the pipeline itself
produces. XSS is fully blocked.
Active session gold style (sessions.js, style.css):
Active session item now uses gold/amber (#e8a030) instead of blue,
matching the logo gradient color for better visual hierarchy.
Project color border-left is skipped when the session is active
(gold always wins). Session items get border-radius: 0 8px 8px 0
to complement the left border indicator.
Tests (tests/test_sprint16.py — 74 tests):
- Static analysis: pre-pass, SAFE_TAGS, SAFE_INLINE, inlineMd present
- Behavioural: all safe tags render in paragraphs, list items (ul+ol),
blockquotes, headings (h1/h2/h3)
- Exact screenshot regression: the 4-item list with <strong> labels
and <code> values that was showing as literal text
- XSS: 7 attack vectors blocked (<img>, <script>, <iframe>, <svg>,
<object>, XSS inside bold, XSS nested inside <strong>)
- Edge cases: code block protection, double-escaping guards, br tag,
mixed markdown+HTML, inlineMd called in list/blockquote handlers
Tests: 312 passed, 0 failed.
- Action buttons overlay: wrap pin/move/archive/dup/trash in a
.session-actions container with position:absolute. Titles now use
full available width. Actions appear on hover with gradient fade
from the right edge. Overlay auto-hides during inline rename.
- SVG line icons: replace all emoji HTML entities with monochrome
SVGs that inherit currentColor. Consistent across all platforms.
- Pin indicator: small gold star rendered inline only when pinned.
Unpinned sessions get full title width (zero space reservation).
- Project border: sessions assigned to a project show a colored
left border matching the project color, replacing the old
always-visible blue folder button.
Fixes both BUGS.md items (title truncation + sticky folder button).
Tests: 214 passed, 23 pre-existing failures, 0 regressions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Five fixes to the Sprint 15 Move to Project picker:
1. CRITICAL: Picker was invisible (overflow:hidden clipping)
Appended to document.body + positioned with fixed/getBoundingClientRect
instead of inside .session-item (overflow:hidden). Flips above button
when near bottom of viewport.
2. CRITICAL: Picker stretched full screen width
position:fixed removed the containing block width constraint. Added
max-width:220px; width:max-content to .project-picker.
3. UX: No way to create a project from the picker
Added '+ New project': creates project and moves session in one click.
4. UX: Feature was undiscoverable
Folder button shows persistently (blue, 60% opacity) when session
has a project.
5. Minor: Event listener leak
removeEventListener was missing from picker item onclick handlers.
Tests: 237 passed (7 pre-existing failures from unrelated logger bug).
- Picker dropdown: append to document.body with fixed positioning instead
of inside the session-item (which has overflow:hidden). Flips above
when near bottom of viewport.
- Add "+ New project" item at bottom of picker so users can create a
project and assign in one flow.
- Folder button stays visible (blue, 60% opacity) when session belongs
to a project, instead of only appearing on hover.
- Clean up document click listener in all picker item onclick handlers
to prevent stale listener accumulation.
Tests: 214 passed, 23 pre-existing failures, 0 regressions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Session projects: named groups for organizing sessions. Project filter
bar with chips between search and session list. Create/rename/delete
projects, assign sessions via folder icon dropdown. Stored in
projects.json, project_id on Session model. 5 new API endpoints.
Code block copy button: every code block gets a Copy button in the
language header (or top-right for plain blocks). Clipboard API with
"Copied!" feedback.
Tool card expand/collapse: messages with 2+ tool cards get an
"Expand all / Collapse all" toggle above the card group.
13 new tests (237 total), all passing. No regressions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
