- Fix SessionListDialog to not reload when user selects a session after deleting others
- Track if dialog closed via selection vs other means
- Only call delete callback if not closed via selection
- Batch deletions to avoid reload on every delete
- Comment out PersistentStorageDialog in both web-ui example and browser extension (TODO: fix)
- Add Known Bugs section to both README.md files documenting PersistentStorageDialog issue
- Clean up navigation tracking variable names in browser extension
- Implement CustomMessages interface for type-safe message extension via declaration merging
- Add MessageRenderer<T> with generic typing for custom message rendering
- Add messageTransformer to Agent for filtering/transforming messages before LLM
- Move message filtering from transports to Agent (separation of concerns)
- Add message renderer registry with typed role support
- Update web-ui example with SystemNotificationMessage demo
- Add custom transformer that converts notifications to <system> tags
- Add SessionListDialog onDelete callback for active session cleanup
- Handle non-existent session IDs in URL (redirect to new session)
- Update both web-ui example and browser extension with session fixes
Major architectural improvements:
- Renamed AgentSession → Agent (state/ → agent/)
- Removed id field from AgentState
- Fixed transport abstraction to pass messages directly instead of using callbacks
- Eliminated circular dependencies in transport creation
Transport changes:
- Changed signature: run(messages, userMessage, config, signal)
- Removed getMessages callback from ProviderTransport and AppTransport
- Transports now filter attachments internally
Session storage:
- Added SessionRepository with IndexedDB backend
- Auto-save sessions after first exchange
- Auto-generate titles from first user message
- Session list dialog with search and delete
- Persistent storage permission dialog
- Browser extension now auto-loads last session
UI improvements:
- ChatPanel creates single AgentInterface instance in setAgent()
- Added drag & drop file upload to MessageEditor
- Fixed artifacts panel auto-opening on session load
- Added "Drop files here" i18n strings
- Changed "Continue Without Saving" → "Continue Anyway"
Web example:
- Complete rewrite of main.ts with clean architecture
- Added check script to package.json
- Session management with URL state
- Editable session titles
Browser extension:
- Added full session storage support
- History and new session buttons
- Auto-load most recent session on open
- Session titles in header
Storage Architecture:
- New pluggable storage system with backends (LocalStorage, ChromeStorage, IndexedDB)
- SettingsRepository for app settings (proxy config, etc.)
- ProviderKeysRepository for API key management
- AppStorage with global accessors (getAppStorage, setAppStorage, initAppStorage)
Transport Refactoring:
- Renamed DirectTransport → ProviderTransport (calls LLM providers with optional CORS proxy)
- Renamed ProxyTransport → AppTransport (uses app server with user auth)
- Updated TransportMode: "direct" → "provider", "proxy" → "app"
CORS Proxy Integration:
- ProviderTransport checks proxy.enabled/proxy.url from storage
- When enabled, modifies model baseUrl to route through proxy: {proxyUrl}/?url={originalBaseUrl}
- ProviderKeyInput test function also honors proxy settings
- Settings dialog with Proxy tab (Switch toggle, URL input, explanatory description)
Anthropic Prompt Caching:
- System prompt cached with cache_control markers (both OAuth and regular API keys)
- Last user message cached to cache conversation history
- Saves 90% on input tokens for cached content (10x cost reduction)
Settings Dialog Improvements:
- Configurable tab system with SettingsTab base class
- ApiKeysTab and ProxyTab as custom elements
- Switch toggle for proxy enable (instead of Checkbox)
- Explanatory paragraphs for each tab
- ApiKeyPromptDialog reuses ProviderKeyInput component
Removed:
- Deprecated ApiKeysDialog (replaced by ProviderKeyInput in SettingsDialog)
- Old storage-adapter and key-store (replaced by new storage architecture)
