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>
- index.html: btnSend hidden by default (display:none), icon-only (upward
arrow SVG, no text label), title attribute for accessibility
- style.css: new send-btn design — 34px circle, blue fill (#7cb9ff),
subtle glow box-shadow, scale() hover/active for tactile feel,
.send-btn.visible with @keyframes send-pop-in (scale+opacity spring
using cubic-bezier(.34,1.56,.64,1) for a satisfying pop). Mobile
override updated to preserve circle dimensions.
- ui.js: updateSendBtn() — shows button with pop-in animation when
textarea has content OR files are attached and agent is not busy;
hides instantly when content is cleared. Hooked into setBusy() and
renderTray() so button state tracks all content sources correctly.
- boot.js: input event listener calls updateSendBtn() on every keystroke.
- messages.js: autoResize() calls updateSendBtn() so button disappears
immediately after send clears the textarea.
- tests/test_sprint21.py: 33 tests covering HTML structure, CSS design
(circle shape, colors, animations, keyframes), JS logic (updateSendBtn,
setBusy, renderTray, autoResize integration), and regressions
(363 total, all pass).
Previously, tapping the mic button would reset the textarea each time,
clobbering anything the user had already typed or previously dictated.
Fix:
- Capture _prefix = ta.value when recording starts (btn.onclick)
- onresult writes _prefix + (final || interim) so live interim text
appears after the existing content, not replacing it
- onend commits _prefix + _finalText with smart space insertion:
if the prefix doesn't end with a space or newline, a space is added
before the new transcript so words don't run together
- _prefix is reset to '' in _setRecording(false) so each new recording
session starts with a fresh snapshot
Behaviour now: tap mic, speak, tap again (or wait for auto-stop) ->
transcript is appended to whatever was in the textarea. Tap mic again
-> continues appending further. Text stays fully editable before send.
tests/test_sprint20.py: 6 new tests covering prefix capture, onresult
prepend, onend commit, reset, and smart spacing (52 total, 382 overall).
- index.html: add #btnMic (hidden by default, shown if browser supports
SpeechRecognition) and #micStatus listening indicator inside .composer-box
- boot.js: IIFE-scoped mic handler wired to Web Speech API
* recognition.continuous=false (auto-stops after ~2s silence)
* recognition.interimResults=true (live transcript preview in textarea)
* Toggles .recording class + shows #micStatus while active
* Handles 'not-allowed', 'no-speech', 'network' errors via showToast()
* btnSend.onclick stops active recognition before sending
* Entire feature disabled/hidden gracefully when API unavailable
- style.css: .mic-btn, .mic-btn.recording (red pulse animation),
.mic-status, .mic-dot, @keyframes mic-pulse
- tests/test_sprint20.py: 46 tests covering HTML structure, CSS rules,
JS logic, error handling, and regression checks (376 total, all pass)
No API keys, no external libraries, no server changes. Browser-only.
Works in Chrome, Edge, Safari (partial). Firefox unsupported (hides button).
- File preview auto-close: clearPreview() extracted as named function
and called from loadDir(). Navigating directories (breadcrumbs, up
button, folder clicks) now automatically closes the right panel
file preview instead of leaving stale content visible.
- Thinking/reasoning display: assistant messages with structured content
arrays containing type=thinking or type=reasoning blocks now render
as collapsible gold-themed cards above the response text. Collapsed
by default, click header to expand. Works with Claude extended thinking
and o3 reasoning tokens when preserved in the message array.
- Workspace tree view (Issue #22): directories expand/collapse in-place
with toggle arrows. Single-click toggles, double-click navigates
(breadcrumb view). Subdirectory contents fetched lazily and cached.
Indentation shows nesting depth. Empty directories show "(empty)".
S._expandedDirs tracks open state, S._dirCache caches fetched entries.
Tests: 295 passed, 23 pre-existing failures, 0 regressions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Track A: Workspace breadcrumb navigation
- Breadcrumb path bar with clickable segments when inside subdirectories
- Up button in panel header for parent directory navigation
- S.currentDir state tracking; file ops stay in current directory
- New file/folder creation respects current subdirectory
Track B: Slash commands foundation
- New commands.js module (7th JS module) with command registry and parser
- Built-in commands: /help, /clear, /model, /workspace, /new
- Autocomplete dropdown on / input with arrow/tab/enter/escape navigation
- Unrecognized commands pass through to agent normally
Track C: Send key setting (closes#26)
- send_key added to settings defaults in api/config.py
- Settings panel dropdown: Enter (default) vs Ctrl/Cmd+Enter
- Keydown handler rewritten for autocomplete + send key preference
- Setting loaded on boot, persisted to settings.json
5 new tests, 242 total (219 passing, 22 pre-existing failures, 0 regressions).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When Hermes WebUI runs behind a reverse proxy with HTTP basic auth
(e.g. Caddy basic_auth), browsers embed credentials in the page URL.
The Fetch API and EventSource reject requests constructed from URLs
that include credentials (per Fetch spec, all modern browsers).
Fix: construct all fetch() and EventSource URLs via
new URL(path, location.origin) which strips credentials from the
base URL. Add credentials:"include" to ensure auth headers are
forwarded on each request.
