The progress spinner was being shown for each gateway RPC call during
log tailing, causing repeated spinner frames (◇ │) to appear every
polling interval.
Add a `progress` option to `callGatewayFromCli` and disable the spinner
during follow mode polling to keep output clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously, typing stop was intentionally skipped because the
BlueBubbles Server DELETE endpoint was bugged (called startTyping
instead of stopTyping). Now that the server bug is fixed, we can
properly stop typing indicators.
- onIdle: now calls sendBlueBubblesTyping(false) to stop typing
- finally block: stops typing when no message sent (NO_REPLY case)
Tests verify:
- Success message shown when session state available
- Error message shown when sessionEntry missing
- Error message shown when sessionStore missing
- No model message when no /model directive
Covers edge cases for #1435 fix.
Previously, the /model command would display 'Model set to X' even when
the session state wasn't actually persisted (when sessionEntry, sessionStore,
or sessionKey were missing). This caused confusion as users saw success
messages but the model didn't actually change.
This fix:
- Tracks whether the model override was actually persisted
- Only shows success message when persist happened
- Shows a clear error message when persist fails
AI-assisted: Claude Opus 4.5 via Clawdbot
Testing: lightly tested (code review, no runtime test)
The session-memory hook saves session context to memory files when /new is run,
which is useful internal housekeeping. However, the confirmation message that
was displayed to users (showing the file path) leaked implementation details.
This change removes the user-visible message while keeping the console.log
for debugging purposes. The hook continues to save session context silently.
The frontend fix alone wasn't enough because:
1. serveIndexHtml() was injecting the raw avatar filename into HTML
2. agent.identity.get RPC was returning raw filename, overwriting the
HTML-injected value
Now both paths resolve local file avatars (*.png, *.jpg, etc.) to the
/avatar/{agentId} endpoint URL.
