* fix: reserve red for real errors, reduce log noise, allow Tailscale access
- Add _ColorFormatter: red = ERROR/CRITICAL only, yellow = WARNING, green = INFO
- Override uvicorn's default colors to use our scheme
- Downgrade discord "not installed" from ERROR to WARNING (optional dep)
- Downgrade DuckDuckGo unavailable from INFO to DEBUG
- Stop discord token watcher retry loop when discord.py not installed
- Add configurable trusted_hosts setting; dev mode allows all hosts
- Exclude .claude/ from uvicorn reload watcher (worktree isolation)
- Fix pre-commit hook: use tox -e unit, bump timeout to 60s
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* style: auto-format with black
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: pre-commit hook auto-formats with black+isort before testing
Formatting should never block a commit — just fix it automatically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* fix: wire up tick engine scheduler + add journal + systemd timer
The ThinkingEngine was fully implemented but never called — the background
scheduler was lost during the Celery removal in #133. This commit:
- Add _thinking_scheduler() to dashboard lifespan (5-min cycle)
- Add _write_journal() that appends thoughts to data/journal/YYYY-MM-DD.md
- Add `timmy tick` CLI command for one-shot thinking (systemd-friendly)
- Add deploy/timmy-tick.{service,timer} systemd units
https://claude.ai/code/session_013e7upfJ6negFzu5YNJikge
* Add macOS launchd plist for Timmy tick timer
Equivalent of the existing systemd service/timer for Linux.
Runs `timmy tick` every 5 minutes via launchd on macOS.
https://claude.ai/code/session_013e7upfJ6negFzu5YNJikge
* fix: make macOS launchd timer work with user-local paths
The plist had hardcoded /opt/timmy paths that don't exist on Mac.
Now uses a template with __PROJECT_DIR__ placeholders, a wrapper
script for PATH setup, and an install script that wires it all up.
Usage: ./deploy/install-mac-timer.sh
https://claude.ai/code/session_013e7upfJ6negFzu5YNJikge
* fix: add missing tox pre-commit env + pre-push hook to prevent broken builds
RCA: the pre-commit hook referenced `tox -e pre-commit` which didn't
exist in tox.ini, so commits went unchecked. There was also no
pre-push hook, so broken code could reach GitHub without running
the CI-mirror suite.
- Add [testenv:pre-commit] to tox.ini (format check + unit tests)
- Add .githooks/pre-push that runs `tox -e pre-push` (full CI mirror)
https://claude.ai/code/session_013e7upfJ6negFzu5YNJikge
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Major:
- Extract all inline <style> blocks from 22 Jinja2 templates into
static/css/mission-control.css — single cacheable stylesheet
- Add tox lint check that fails on inline <style> in templates
Minor:
1. Connection status indicator in topbar (green/amber/red dot) reflecting
WebSocket + Ollama reachability, with auto-reconnect
2. Jinja2 {% macro panel(title) %} in macros.html — eliminates repeated
.card.mc-panel markup; index.html converted as example
3. SVG favicon (purple T + orange dot)
4. 30-second TTL cache on _check_ollama() to avoid blocking the event loop
on every health poll (asyncio.to_thread was already in place)
5. Toast notification system (McToast.show) for transient status messages —
wired into connection status for Ollama/WebSocket state changes
Enforcement:
- CLAUDE.md updated with conventions 11-14 (no inline CSS, use panel macro,
use toasts, never block the event loop)
- tox lint + pre-push environments now fail on inline <style> blocks
https://claude.ai/code/session_014FQ785MQdyJQ4BAXrRSo9w
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Centralize all Python environments on tox
tox.ini is now the single source of truth for how every Python
environment runs — tests, linting, formatting, dev server, and CI.
No more bare `poetry run` outside of tox.
- Expand tox.ini from 4 to 15 environments (lint, format, typecheck,
unit, integration, functional, e2e, fast, ollama, ci, coverage,
coverage-html, pre-commit, dev, all)
- Rewire all Makefile test/lint/format/dev targets to delegate to tox
- Update .githooks/pre-commit to run `tox -e pre-commit`
- Update .pre-commit-config.yaml to use tox instead of poetry run
- Update CI workflow (lint + test jobs) to use `tox -e lint` and
`tox -e ci` instead of ad-hoc pytest/black/isort invocations
- Update CLAUDE.md to mandate tox usage and document all environments
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MTUpqms1fgezZFrodGA8H5
* refactor: modernize tox.ini for tox 4.x conventions
- Replace `skipsdist = true` (tox 3 alias) with `no_package = true`
- Use `poetry install --no-root --sync` for faster, cleaner dep installs
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MTUpqms1fgezZFrodGA8H5
* fix(ci): drop poetry install from lint/format tox envs
Lint and format only need black, isort, and bandit — not the full
project dependency tree. Override commands_pre to empty and use tox
deps instead. Fixes CI failure where poetry is not on PATH.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MTUpqms1fgezZFrodGA8H5
* fix(ci): remove poetry run wrapper from all tox commands
Since commands_pre runs poetry install into the tox-managed venv,
all tools (pytest, mypy, black, etc.) are already on the venv PATH.
The poetry run wrapper is redundant and fails in CI where poetry
may not be installed globally.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MTUpqms1fgezZFrodGA8H5
* fix(ci): remove poetry dependency, align local and CI processes
- Replace `poetry install` with `pip install -e ".[dev]"` in tox
commands_pre so all envs work without poetry installed
- Remove Poetry cache from GitHub Actions (only pip cache needed)
- Rename pre-commit env to pre-push: runs lint + full CI suite
(same checks as GitHub Actions, reports generated locally)
- Update CLAUDE.md to reflect new pre-push workflow
The local `tox -e pre-push` now runs the exact same lint + test +
coverage checks as CI, so failures are caught before pushing.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01MTUpqms1fgezZFrodGA8H5
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