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…x open-chat/new-chat selectors Add machine-readable chat-state reporting for external monitors/controllers: - status-all [--chats ...]: per-chat state (thinking/needs_input/attention/done/idle) in one CDP read - status: additive generating/needs_input/state keys for the active chat - open-chat --next/--prev: sidebar cycling with wrap-around, URL-slug active detection - focus: foreground the macOS app window via open -a (no CDP, no permission prompt) Fixes: - open-chat and open-chat --next/--prev: drop .or_() strict-mode crash; resolve the [role=option] row independently (exact -> substring -> JS fallback) - new-chat: click the primary Chat nav item (data-testid=nav-home) instead of a per-folder button CLI contract unchanged: existing commands, exit codes, and JSON keys are preserved; all changes are new keys or new commands.
Bump pyproject version to 2.1.0 to match the new top CHANGELOG entry (CI enforces this).
Ignore .agents/, .kiro/, and .worktrees/ so local agent tooling never gets committed.
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Description
Adds machine-readable chat-state reporting and chat navigation to the desktop CLI (
quick_ctl.py) so an external monitor/controller can poll the CLI and branch on its JSON. The CLI contract is backward compatible — existing commands, exit codes, and JSON keys are unchanged; all changes are new keys or new commands.Added:
status-all [--chats A B ...]— one CDP connection reports every sidebar chat's state as JSON (thinking | needs_input | attention | done | idle); the active chat (identified from the page URL) gets a full state, background chats are flaggedattentionwhen the sidebar approval-dot is present. Names matched exactly, order preserved, unknown names returnfound:false.statusgains additivegenerating,needs_input, andstatekeys for the active chat (existingconnected/port/url/modeluntouched).open-chat --next/--prev— cycle the sidebar list with wrap-around.focus— foreground the macOS app window viaopen -a(no CDP, no Automation-permission prompt).Fixed:
open-chat(and--next/--prev) crashed with a Playwright strict-mode violation from combining locators via.or_(); now resolves the[role=option]row independently (exact → substring → JS fallback) and never raises.new-chatfocused the first folder instead of starting a chat; now clicks the primary "Chat" nav item (data-testid=nav-home).Version bumped to 2.1.0 with a matching CHANGELOG entry (CI enforces pyproject == top CHANGELOG version).
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ruff check .clean;pytest -m "not realmachine"= 97 passed, 0 failures; the realmachine layer auto-skips without a live app;status-all,open-chatcycling,new-chat, andfocusverified live against a running Amazon Quick Desktop.)Related issues
N/A — happy to open a tracking issue first if the maintainers prefer.
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