The CSP script-src 'self' policy blocked all inline onclick= event handlers
in index.html (55+ handlers including toggleSettings(), switchPanel(),
filterSessions() etc.), making the settings panel, sidebar navigation, and
most interactive UI elements non-functional.
Also restores https://cdn.jsdelivr.net to both script-src and style-src
(required for Mermaid.js dynamic load in ui.js and Prism.js static load
in index.html). This was present in the original PR #197 merge but was
dropped in the v0.42.1 commit.
script-src additions:
- 'unsafe-inline': required for onclick=/oninput=/onchange= attributes
- https://cdn.jsdelivr.net: Mermaid (dynamic) and Prism (static with SRI)
style-src: retains 'unsafe-inline' + cdn.jsdelivr.net (Prism CSS)
Co-authored-by: Nathan Esquenazi <nesquena@gmail.com>
* fix: do not build phantom "Custom" group when active provider is set
When model.provider is a real provider (e.g. openai-codex) and model.base_url
is configured, hermes_cli reports 'custom' as an authenticated provider. The
WebUI model picker was building a separate "Custom" group for it and parking
the configured default_model there instead of under the active provider's
group — diverging from the TUI which correctly shows the model under its
configured provider.
Two fixes in api/config.py get_available_models():
1. Discard 'custom' from detected_providers when active_provider is set and
isn't 'custom' itself. The base_url belongs to the active provider.
2. Replace the substring-based default-model injection check with an exact
match against _PROVIDER_DISPLAY. The old check `active_provider.lower() in
g.get('provider', '').lower()` silently failed for hyphenated IDs like
'openai-codex' vs display name 'OpenAI Codex' (hyphen vs. space),
falling through to groups[0] and landing the model in the alphabetical
first group instead.
Adds two regression tests in tests/test_model_resolver.py covering both
conditions.
* fix: do not build phantom Custom group when active provider is set
Two bugs in get_available_models():
1. Phantom Custom group: hermes_cli reports 'custom' as authenticated
whenever model.base_url is set. With provider=openai-codex + base_url,
detected_providers contained both 'openai-codex' and 'custom', producing
a duplicate group. Fixed by discarding 'custom' from detected_providers
when the active provider is any real named provider.
2. Hyphen/space mismatch in default_model injection: the substring check
'openai-codex' in 'openai codex' is False (hyphen vs space), causing the
default model to fall through to groups[0] (alphabetically first provider)
instead of the active provider group. Fixed by using _PROVIDER_DISPLAY
for exact display-name comparison.
Also fixes test helper _available_models_with_full_cfg to clear model env
vars during the call, preventing real hermes profile env from leaking into
the test assertions.
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Co-authored-by: Nathan Esquenazi <nesquena@gmail.com>
* feat: optional HTTPS/TLS support via cert and key env vars
Add optional HTTPS support controlled by two env vars:
HERMES_WEBUI_TLS_CERT=/path/to/cert.pem
HERMES_WEBUI_TLS_KEY=/path/to/key.pem
- Wraps server socket with ssl.SSLContext (min TLSv1.2)
- Dynamic scheme detection for startup messages (http:// vs https://)
- Graceful fallback to HTTP if cert loading fails — server never crashes
due to bad TLS config, just prints a warning and continues
- Auth cookie Secure flag already set when HTTPS is detected via getpeercert
- 6 end-to-end tests: config flags, HTTPS handshake, HTTP still works,
fallback on bad paths
Addresses #191 (HTTPS support issue).
* fix: use current branch upstream for update checks, not repo default branch
The update checker in api/updates.py always compared HEAD against
origin/master (or origin/main), which produced false 'N updates
available' alerts when the user is on a feature branch and master has
moved forward with unrelated commits.
Now uses git rev-parse --abbrev-ref @{upstream} to get the current
branch's tracking branch for both the behind-count check and the
apply-update pull command. Falls back to the default branch if no
upstream is set (brand-new local branch with no tracking config).
Fixes#200.
* fix: support CLI sessions in /api/list file browser
_handle_list_dir() only checked WebUI in-memory sessions, returning
'Session not found' for CLI sessions imported from the agent's state.db.
Now falls back to get_cli_sessions() to find the workspace path for
CLI sessions that aren't loaded in WebUI memory.
Fixes: workspace pane showing empty for CLI sessions.
* feat: optional HTTPS/TLS support via cert and key env vars
Add optional HTTPS support controlled by two env vars:
HERMES_WEBUI_TLS_CERT=/path/to/cert.pem
HERMES_WEBUI_TLS_KEY=/path/to/key.pem
- Wraps server socket with ssl.SSLContext (min TLSv1.2)
- Dynamic scheme detection for startup messages (http:// vs https://)
- Graceful fallback to HTTP if cert loading fails — server never crashes
due to bad TLS config, just prints a warning and continues
- Auth cookie Secure flag already set when HTTPS is detected via getpeercert
- 6 end-to-end tests: config flags, HTTPS handshake, HTTP still works,
fallback on bad paths
Addresses #191 (HTTPS support issue).
* fix: use current branch upstream for update checks, not repo default branch
The update checker in api/updates.py always compared HEAD against
origin/master (or origin/main), which produced false 'N updates
available' alerts when the user is on a feature branch and master has
moved forward with unrelated commits.
Now uses git rev-parse --abbrev-ref @{upstream} to get the current
branch's tracking branch for both the behind-count check and the
apply-update pull command. Falls back to the default branch if no
upstream is set (brand-new local branch with no tracking config).
Fixes#200.
Add optional HTTPS support controlled by two env vars:
HERMES_WEBUI_TLS_CERT=/path/to/cert.pem
HERMES_WEBUI_TLS_KEY=/path/to/key.pem
- Wraps server socket with ssl.SSLContext (min TLSv1.2)
- Dynamic scheme detection for startup messages (http:// vs https://)
- Graceful fallback to HTTP if cert loading fails — server never crashes
due to bad TLS config, just prints a warning and continues
- Auth cookie Secure flag already set when HTTPS is detected via getpeercert
- 6 end-to-end tests: config flags, HTTPS handshake, HTTP still works,
fallback on bad paths
Addresses #191 (HTTPS support issue).
* fix(auth): prune expired sessions on every verify to prevent memory leak
The in-memory _sessions dict accumulated expired tokens indefinitely —
entries were only removed when that specific token was verified. Add a
lazy _prune_expired_sessions() call at the top of verify_session() so
all expired entries are swept during normal traffic.
Addresses #192.
* test(auth): add 8 unit tests for session lifecycle and lazy pruning
Tests verify:
- Fresh session creation and validation
- Expired entries are pruned during verify_session() calls
- Valid sessions are never removed by pruning
- Empty dict is safe for pruning
- Session TTL matches expected 24-hour window
- invalidate_session() actually removes the token
- Invalidating non-existent tokens is safe
* fix: surface approval prompt in UI instead of getting stuck in Thinking
When a dangerous command was detected during streaming, the approval system
would call submit_pending() but no SSE 'approval' event would be emitted to
the frontend. The agent thread either blocked indefinitely (gateway path) or
returned an approval_required status the UI never saw (EXEC_ASK path). Either
way the chat UI stayed stuck in 'Thinking...' with no prompt shown.
Root cause: streaming.py used HERMES_EXEC_ASK=1 but never registered a
register_gateway_notify() callback. Without it, check_all_command_guards()
fell back to the legacy polling path (submit_pending only), which relies on
on_tool() polling -- but on_tool() fires *before* the tool runs, so by the
time the terminal tool detected the dangerous command and called submit_pending,
the approval event had already missed its window.
Fix (streaming.py):
- Register a gateway-style notify_cb via register_gateway_notify() before the
agent runs. The callback calls put('approval', ...) to emit the SSE event
the moment a dangerous command is detected, regardless of on_tool() timing.
- Unregister via unregister_gateway_notify() in the finally block to unblock
any threads still waiting if the stream ends or is cancelled mid-approval.
- Keep the on_tool() fallback poll for older approval module versions.
Fix (routes.py):
- Import and call resolve_gateway_approval() in _handle_approval_respond().
This unblocks the agent thread parked in entry.event.wait() when the user
clicks Allow or Deny in the UI. Without this call the thread would block
until the 5-minute gateway timeout.
Tests (tests/test_approval_unblock.py):
- 16 new tests covering: resolve_gateway_approval() event signalling, deny/
session/once choices, resolve_all, notify_cb registration/firing/cleanup,
unregister signals blocked entries, full end-to-end streaming simulation,
module symbol exports, and HTTP endpoint regressions.
515 tests pass (499 existing + 16 new).
* feat: full approval UI — i18n buttons, keyboard shortcut, loading state, scoping fix
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Agent review findings from PR #179:
1. static/ui.js line 542: extra } in ternary produced malformed HTML
in message bubble div (''}} instead of ''}). Caused a literal }
character to appear in the DOM.
2. api/routes.py: LOGIN_INVALID_PW and LOGIN_CONN_FAILED were inserted
into JS string context without JS-string escaping. Added backslash
escaping for ' and \ characters. Currently safe because locale values
are hardcoded, but this prevents breakage if custom locale strings
contain single quotes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduces a locale bundle system that makes UI language switchable at
runtime and trivially extensible to any future language.
Architecture:
- static/i18n.js: LOCALES object with 'en' and 'zh' bundles, t(key)
helper with English fallback, setLocale()/loadLocale() for persistence
via localStorage. Adding a new language = adding one object.
- api/config.py: 'language' setting (default 'en'), BCP-47 validation
- api/routes.py: _LOGIN_LOCALE dict for server-rendered login page;
template placeholders substituted at request time from saved setting
- static/index.html: loads i18n.js first (before other scripts); adds
Language dropdown to Settings panel, auto-populated from LOCALES
Wiring:
- boot.js: applies server-persisted locale at startup (after /api/settings
fetch); speech recognition lang follows _locale._speech
- panels.js: populates Language dropdown from LOCALES on settings open;
saves + applies locale on Save Settings
- All JS files: hardcoded user-facing strings replaced with t() calls
Coverage:
- test_sprint20.py: relaxed recognition.lang assertion to accept dynamic
locale-driven assignment (behavior unchanged for English default)
- 499/499 tests pass
Closes#177 (incorporates Chinese translations as a proper locale bundle
rather than hardcoded strings, so English default is fully preserved)
Add two new settings (both default off):
- sound_enabled: plays a short tone via Web Audio API when assistant
finishes a response or requests approval
- notifications_enabled: shows a browser notification when a response
completes while the tab is in the background
Uses Web Audio API (oscillator) instead of bundled MP3 file — zero
additional assets. Follows the standard 4-file settings pattern.
Also skip test_valid_skill_accepted when hermes-agent not installed
(skills endpoint returns 500 without the agent module).
Inspired by #176 (DavidSchuchert)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The v0.39.0 security sprint introduced _ENV_LOCK to protect env var
mutations in the streaming path. The implementation held the lock for
the entire agent run (potentially minutes), then tried to re-acquire
it in the finally block — a guaranteed deadlock on any non-reentrant
threading.Lock().
Result: first message completes (done event fires before finally hits),
but the lock is never released. Every subsequent chat/start POST blocks
forever waiting for that lock.
Fix: narrow the lock scope to just the env mutation. Set the vars inside
the with block, then let the lock release before the agent starts. The
finally block re-acquires cleanly since it no longer re-enters an
already-held lock.
No logic change — only the critical section boundary moves.
* fix: sync message_count to state.db for /insights (#163)
sync_session_usage() didn't write message_count to state.db, so
/insights showed 0 messages for all WebUI sessions even with
sync_to_insights enabled.
Added message_count parameter to sync_session_usage() and pass
len(s.messages) from both the streaming and non-streaming chat paths.
Fixes#163
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: use callable pattern for _execute_write in sync_session_usage
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The previous implementation read SOUL.md files from a filesystem directory.
The Hermes agent uses config.yaml agent.personalities section with string
or dict format (system_prompt, tone, style), resolved via
_resolve_personality_prompt() and passed to AIAgent via
ephemeral_system_prompt.
Changes:
- /api/personalities: reads from config.yaml agent.personalities, not
filesystem SOUL.md directories. Calls reload_config() to pick up
config changes without restart.
- /api/personality/set: resolves prompt from config.yaml using the same
logic as hermes-agent cli.py (string or dict with system_prompt/tone/style)
- streaming.py: passes personality via agent.ephemeral_system_prompt
(agent's own mechanism) instead of prepending to system_message
- Removed unused 're' import from streaming.py
- Updated tests to match config-based approach
Fixes#139
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous fix (#142) prefixed non-default provider models with
'provider/model' which then hit the cross-provider guard and routed
to OpenRouter — worse than before for users without an OpenRouter key.
New approach: non-default provider models use '@provider:model' format
(e.g. @minimax:MiniMax-M2.7). resolve_model_provider() parses this
hint and returns (bare_model, provider, None). streaming.py and
routes.py then pass the resolved provider to
resolve_runtime_provider(requested=provider) which gets the correct
per-provider API key and base_url from hermes-agent.
This uses the agent's own credential resolution instead of reinventing
routing logic in the webui.
Fixes#138
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The model ID `claude-haiku-3-5` does not exist on Anthropic's API and
returns HTTP 404. The correct model is `claude-haiku-4-5` (Claude Haiku 4.5).
Fixes both `_PROVIDER_MODELS` and `_FALLBACK_MODELS` lists.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: /personality slash command with backend integration
Add /personality command to switch the agent's system prompt personality.
Hermes CLI supports personalities stored at ~/.hermes/personalities/<name>/SOUL.md.
Backend:
- GET /api/personalities: lists available personalities from the active
profile's personalities directory (reads first line of SOUL.md for desc)
- POST /api/personality/set: sets active personality on the session, reads
and validates the SOUL.md file exists, returns the prompt text
- streaming.py: injects personality prompt (SOUL.md content) as prefix to
the system_message when run_conversation is called
Frontend (commands.js):
- /personality with no args: lists available personalities as a local message
- /personality <name>: sets the personality with a toast confirmation
- /personality none|default|clear: removes the active personality
Session model: new 'personality' field (backward-compatible, defaults to None)
Closes#139
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: path traversal in personality name + case sensitivity
Security: personality name is now validated with regex ^[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9_-]{0,63}$
in both routes.py (POST /api/personality/set) and streaming.py (system
prompt injection). Defense-in-depth: resolve().relative_to() check ensures
the path stays inside the personalities directory even if regex is bypassed.
Also: removed toLowerCase() from frontend command handler so personality
names are case-preserved (filesystem may be case-sensitive).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat: /personality command — hardened, compact() fix, tests
Fixes on top of original PR:
- compact() was missing 'personality' field — UI couldn't know active
personality after page load. Added to Session.compact().
- GET /api/personalities: add symlink guard (is_symlink() skip) and
resolve() check — prevents reading SOUL.md from symlink targets
outside personalities dir.
- POST /api/personality/set: require() only checks session_id (not name)
so clearing with name='' works correctly instead of 400.
- POST /api/personality/set: add MAX_FILE_BYTES size cap on SOUL.md to
prevent unbounded context window consumption.
- POST /api/personality/set: return personality:null (not '') when cleared.
- streaming.py: same MAX_FILE_BYTES guard before prepending to system msg.
Added tests/test_sprint28.py: 11 tests for API round-trip, listing,
symlink guard, path traversal rejection, clear, size cap, persistence.
Tests pass in isolation; full-suite run has a test-isolation interaction
with shared server state across sprint tests (tracked as follow-up).
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* fix: prefix non-default provider model IDs for correct routing
When multiple providers are configured, models from non-default providers
(e.g. MiniMax when Anthropic is default) were sent as bare names without
provider context. resolve_model_provider() couldn't determine the target
provider and routed them to the default provider's API, which failed.
Fix: get_available_models() now prefixes model IDs with the provider name
(e.g. minimax/MiniMax-M2.7) for providers that are NOT the active config
provider. The default provider's models keep bare names for direct API
routing. This matches the existing pattern for OpenRouter models.
Added 2 tests to test_model_resolver.py for cross-provider routing.
Closes#138
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: model prefix — null-guard, case normalization, mutation safety, tests
Four fixes on top of original PR:
- active_provider=None guard: without a confirmed provider all models were
being prefixed. Only prefix when active_provider is set.
- Case normalisation: compare pid against active_provider.lower() so
config.yaml entries like 'Anthropic' match pid 'anthropic'.
- Mutation safety: default branch used raw reference to _PROVIDER_MODELS[pid];
the default_model injector later calls list.insert() on that reference,
permanently mutating the shared constant. Both branches now use a copy.
- Already-prefixed model IDs pass through as-is (no double-prefix).
Added 3 tests for get_available_models() prefix behaviour:
- Non-default provider models are prefixed
- Active provider's own entries remain bare
- No double-prefix when active_provider is absent
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- Move `import html` to module top (was inside function body)
- Fix IndexError crash in /login when bot_name is empty string;
use `or 'Hermes'` fallback instead of .get() default which
doesn't guard against stored empty string
- Add server-side sanitization in POST /api/settings: strip + default
empty/whitespace bot_name to 'Hermes' before persisting
- Escape _bn initial char in ui.js innerHTML (esc() consistency)
- Add maxlength=64 to #settingsBotName input field
- Add tests/test_sprint27.py: 9 tests covering API round-trip,
empty/whitespace defaults, login page rendering, and XSS escaping
When config has provider=openrouter and model=openrouter/free,
resolve_model_provider() stripped the 'openrouter/' prefix because
prefix == config_provider. This sent 'free' to OpenRouter's API,
which returned 404 (model not found).
OpenRouter always needs the full provider/model path (e.g.
openrouter/free, anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6). The prefix-stripping
logic is only correct for direct-API providers.
Fix: skip prefix stripping entirely when config_provider is 'openrouter'.
Return the full model_id with provider='openrouter'.
Added 7 unit tests for resolve_model_provider() covering:
- openrouter/free keeps full path (the bug)
- openrouter cross-provider models keep full path
- direct API providers still strip prefix correctly
- cross-provider routing to openrouter
- bare model names use config provider
- empty model returns defaults
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The login form used 'return doLogin(event)' in onsubmit, but doLogin is
async so it returns a Promise (truthy), which some browsers interpret as
'proceed with native form submit'. Changed to 'doLogin(event);return false'
and added an explicit onkeydown Enter handler on the password input as
belt-and-suspenders.
Closes#124
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- api/updates.py: add _apply_lock to prevent concurrent stash/pull/pop
- static/boot.js: set check_for_updates:false on settings fetch failure
- static/panels.js: remove dead settingsWorkspace references (element removed from HTML)
- api/routes.py + static/boot.js: add ?test_updates=1 URL param for testing banner
without being behind on git (localhost-only simulate endpoint)
Shows a blue banner when the webui or hermes-agent git repos are behind
their upstream branches. One-click 'Update Now' button does stash, pull
--ff-only, stash pop, then reloads the page.
Backend (api/updates.py):
- _check_repo(): git fetch + rev-list count with 15s timeout
- check_for_updates(): 30-min server-side cache, thread-safe, skips
Docker (no .git dir)
- apply_update(): stash (if dirty), pull --ff-only, pop, invalidate cache
Routes:
- GET /api/updates/check -- returns cached {webui, agent} with behind count
- POST /api/updates/apply -- {target: 'webui'|'agent'}
Frontend:
- Blue banner (matches reconnect-banner pattern) with 'Later' / 'Update Now'
- Non-blocking boot check via fire-and-forget .then(), once per tab session
- sessionStorage guards prevent re-checking and re-showing after dismiss
Settings:
- 'Check for updates' checkbox (default: on) -- when off, no git operations
- Removed 'Default Workspace' dropdown to keep settings panel compact
Performance:
- Server cache: git fetch at most 2x/hour regardless of client count
- sessionStorage: one check per browser tab session
- _check_in_progress flag prevents concurrent fetch storms
- Fire-and-forget: does NOT block the boot sequence
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two related bugs in get_available_models():
1. cfg_base_url undefined for string model configs (#117):
cfg_base_url was defined inside 'elif isinstance(model_cfg, dict)'
but referenced unconditionally at line 506. If model config was a
plain string, NameError crashed model detection. Fix: initialize
cfg_base_url='' before the conditional.
2. Configured default_model missing from dropdown (#116):
The OpenRouter branch substituted _FALLBACK_MODELS without checking
if the user's model.default was in the list. Models like
'openrouter/free' or custom local models were invisible. Fix: after
building all groups, check if default_model is present. If not,
inject it at the top of the matching provider group.
Closes#116, closes#117
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* security: fix four audit findings -- env race, signing key, upload traversal, password hash
1. Race condition in os.environ (HIGH): Per-session _agent_lock didn't
prevent cross-session env writes from interleaving. Added global
_ENV_LOCK in streaming.py that serializes the entire env save/restore
block across all sessions.
2. Predictable signing key (MEDIUM): sha256(STATE_DIR) was deterministic.
Now generates a random 32-byte key on first startup and persists it to
STATE_DIR/.signing_key (chmod 600). Existing sessions invalidated on
first restart (acceptable for a security fix).
3. Upload path traversal (MEDIUM): Filename '..' survived the regex
sanitization (dots are allowed chars). Added explicit rejection of
dot-only names and safe_resolve_ws() check to verify the resolved
path stays within the workspace.
4. Weak password hashing (MEDIUM): Replaced bare SHA-256 with PBKDF2-
SHA256 (600k iterations per OWASP). Uses stdlib hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac,
no new dependencies. Note: existing passwords must be re-set after
this change (hash format changed).
Closes#106
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: use random signing key as PBKDF2 salt (replaces predictable STATE_DIR salt)
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Three bugs found during review:
1. Class is SessionDB not HermesState -- would silently no-op on every install
2. SessionDB.__init__ takes Path not str -- would crash with AttributeError
3. _execute_write() takes a callable not SQL+params -- wrong signature.
Replaced with public set_session_title() API.
4. Each call opened a persistent SQLite connection and never closed it.
Added try/finally db.close() to prevent WAL leak under sustained load.
Co-authored-by: Nathan Esquenazi <nesquena@gmail.com>
WebUI sessions were invisible to 'hermes /insights' because the WebUI
bypasses the gateway and calls AIAgent.run_conversation() directly,
never writing to state.db.
New 'Sync usage to /insights' setting (default: off) that mirrors
WebUI session metadata (tokens, cost, model, title) into state.db
after each turn. Uses absolute token counts to avoid double-counting.
Components:
- api/state_sync.py: bridge module with sync_session_start() and
sync_session_usage(). Uses ensure_session() (idempotent) and
update_token_counts(absolute=True). All wrapped in try/except.
- api/config.py: new 'sync_to_insights' boolean setting
- api/streaming.py: calls sync_session_usage() after s.save()
- api/routes.py: same for the non-streaming chat path
- Settings UI: checkbox toggle with description
Default off because:
- Writing to state.db while CLI/gateway also writes could cause
WAL lock contention on busy systems
- Some users may not want WebUI sessions in /insights stats
Closes#92
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The context indicator in the composer footer now shows real data from
the agent's context compressor instead of hardcoded estimates:
- last_prompt_tokens / context_length (e.g. '12.4k / 200k (6%)')
- Bar color: blue <50%, yellow 50-75%, red >75%
- Hover tooltip shows exact numbers + compression threshold
- Cost appended when available
Backend: streaming.py now reads context_length, threshold_tokens, and
last_prompt_tokens from agent.context_compressor after run_conversation()
and includes them in the usage dict sent with the 'done' SSE event.
This matches the CLI's context window display (the bar that shows
current context vs total window).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The agent's run_conversation() already triggers context compression
internally, but the WebUI was unaware of the side effects:
1. Session ID rotation: compression creates a new session_id inside
the agent. The WebUI kept writing to the old session file, causing
silent data loss. Fix: detect agent.session_id mismatch after
run_conversation(), rename the session file, and update in-memory
caches.
2. No user notification: compression was invisible. Fix: emit a
'compressed' SSE event when compression is detected. Frontend shows
a system message and toast.
3. No manual control: Fix: add /compact slash command that sends a
message to the agent requesting context compression. Shows in the
autocomplete dropdown.
Detection works two ways:
- agent.session_id != original session_id (ID rotation)
- agent.context_compressor.compression_count > 0 (compressor state)
Closes#90
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The delete endpoint only removed sessions from the WebUI JSON store,
silently no-oping on CLI sessions (which live in state.db). The trash
button showed 'Conversation deleted' but the session reappeared on
next refresh.
Fix: after the existing WebUI delete, also call delete_cli_session()
which removes the session + messages from state.db. Wrapped in
try/except so WebUI-only sessions still delete normally.
New delete_cli_session() in api/models.py mirrors the existing
get_cli_session_messages() pattern for state.db access.
Closes#87
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- routes.py /api/git-info: get_session raises KeyError on miss, does not
return None -- wrap in try/except KeyError to correctly return 404
(PR #82, api/routes.py line 222)
- style.css ctx-bar used undefined --teal CSS variable -- replaced with
--blue which is defined in :root and fits the existing color palette
(PR #83, static/style.css)
Co-authored-by: Nathan Esquenazi <nesquena@gmail.com>
Agent review: l[0:2].strip() produced incorrect matches for git status
--porcelain XY format. Now checks both X (index) and Y (worktree)
columns for M/A/R status codes independently.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the workspace root is a git repo, a badge in the panel header
shows the current branch name, dirty file count, and ahead/behind
status. Updates on every root directory load.
Backend:
- git_info_for_workspace() in api/workspace.py runs lightweight git
commands (rev-parse, status --porcelain, rev-list) with 3s timeout
- New GET /api/git-info endpoint returns branch, dirty count, modified,
untracked, ahead, behind
Frontend:
- _refreshGitBadge() in workspace.js fetches git info on root load
- Git badge element in panel header shows branch + status
- Badge turns gold when workspace has uncommitted changes
Inspired by PR #75 (@MartinNielsenDev).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the user's config uses a non-Anthropic provider with an
Anthropic-compatible endpoint (e.g. MiniMax at
https://api.minimax.io/anthropic), chat in the WebUI fails silently
with APIConnectionError on every request, while the hermes CLI and
messaging gateway work fine with the same config.
Root cause: both api/routes.py and api/streaming.py constructed
AIAgent using only (model, provider, base_url) from
resolve_model_provider() and never passed api_key. When the base URL
ends in /anthropic, AIAgent uses the anthropic_messages adapter, but
only falls back to ANTHROPIC_TOKEN when provider == "anthropic" (a
safety check to avoid leaking Anthropic credentials to third parties).
For MiniMax and similar providers the effective key becomes "", and
the auth failure surfaces as a generic "Connection error" after three
retries.
The CLI and gateway resolve the key via
hermes_cli.runtime_provider.resolve_runtime_provider(), which reads
MINIMAX_API_KEY (and similar) from ~/.hermes/.env. This patch does the
same before creating the AIAgent in both chat paths.
Fixes#77
The previous default pointed to 'webui-mvp' which is the internal
development repo name and meaningless to anyone deploying the public
repo. Changed to the generic '~/.hermes/webui' which is a sensible
default for any deployment.
The state dir remains fully overridable via HERMES_WEBUI_STATE_DIR
for anyone who wants to run multiple instances side by side.
Co-authored-by: Nathan Esquenazi <nesquena@gmail.com>
