- apify tool: TOOL.md definition, index.ts implementation with auto-auth via OFFICER_APIFY_TOKEN, output_path for large datasets
- tools API: /tools routes (list, detail, chat, create, delete) mirroring tasks pattern
- automation UI: tools tab in sidebar, NewTool component, tool detail view
- apify integration: settings page for enterprise API key config, pi-bridge passes env var to containers
- tiktok-trends task: rewritten as agent instructions using apify tool with output_path, scripted report generation for 50KB read limit
- restrict edit/delete of native/global capabilities to Super Admin only (backend + frontend)
- tools authoring guide: TOOLS.md with full spec for TOOL.md frontmatter, index.ts execute signature, patterns
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- relay accepts new extension connections by closing old one (last wins, code 4000)
- extension recognizes code 4000 and stops auto-reconnect (shows "replaced" badge)
- fix ping interval race where old WS close handler killed new connection's pings
- retry CDP commands on "Session with given id not found" by re-attaching debugger
- describeError() maps known errors to user-friendly badge tooltips
- persisted relay tokens restored on server start
- user-scoped token salts, token regeneration/deletion endpoints
- extension download endpoint, integrations UI for browser relay setup
- browser relay env vars passed to pi-bridge sandboxes
- browser screen layout with chat panel and prompt prefix
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Channel session IDs now include userId (channel-{provider}-{userId}-{contextId})
to prevent cross-user contamination in multi-user setups. WhatsApp disconnect
properly logs out and clears cached auth. Browser relay uses server-derived token
directly.
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- switch email and automation screens from WorkspaceLayout to WorkspaceView + useWorkspacesState
- add promptPrefix prop to WorkspaceView, thread into WorkspaceContext
- automation dynamically adds/removes chat panel while preserving persisted sizes
- use displayText for session title so prompt prefix doesn't leak into titles
- fix email context filter to match screens/email workspace key
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- handle pi process death by nulling piProcess ref so next message respawns
- replay conversation history on respawn via --session flag
- fix user message JSONL format to array for pi compatibility
- fix container sessions mount to match storage path
- fix ChatPanelWrapper: key on inner component so usePiChat resets on new session
- add bulk delete sessions endpoint and clear all button in chat header
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- Add context/contextId fields to session types, storage, and index
- Filter sessions by context (project, workspace, or default chat)
- Pass context through websocket, REST API, and frontend hooks
- Mount ~/.pi/agent into sandboxed containers for auth + writable sessions
- Remove PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR override so container pi uses ~/.pi/agent
- Deduplicate zai/opencode models (same service, show as opencode)
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auth.json stores api keys, models.json stores local providers directly.
no more copies, sync layers, or per-user config generation.
docker containers mount pi config read-only.
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- Delete legacy hooks: useClaude.ts, useOpenCode.ts, usePiMono.ts, App.backup.tsx
- Update all components to use usePi instead of legacy hooks
- Replace useVisiblePiMonoModels/useClaudeModels/useOpenCodeModels with useVisiblePiModels
- Migrate from LegacyChatMessage to ChatMessage type throughout
- Update SessionBar to remove provider and archive props
- Simplify ChatDetailPanel to Pi-only (remove Claude/OpenCode components)
- Fix useChatSessions calls (remove provider parameter)
- Update user-settings types: provider now only 'pi' instead of legacy values
- Update PI_HARNESS_REBUILD.md to mark phases complete
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