Release: hide kanban worker sessions from the default sidebar (#6780, @vduke) (#6872)

Co-authored-by: nesquena-hermes <nesquena-hermes@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-08-09 02:55:15 +00:00
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+- **Kanban worker sessions can now be hidden from the default sidebar.** A new "Show kanban sessions" toggle (nested under "Show non-WebUI sessions", default off) keeps automated kanban worker runs — which can flood the list — out of the default sidebar, extending the same background-session hide already used for cron and webhook sessions. Turning it on shows them; an explicit kanban source filter always reveals them regardless of the toggle, and a project-assigned kanban session still surfaces under its project chip. Thanks @vduke. (#6780)
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 - **Typography is now driven by three explicit font tokens (`--font-ui`, `--font-conversation`, `--font-mono`), so a theme can style conversation prose separately from UI chrome.** The shell chrome/controls use `--font-ui`, message prose uses `--font-conversation` (which defaults to `--font-ui`, so there is no change to the default appearance — assistant/user prose stays on the system sans, not a serif), and code/logs/terminal use `--font-mono`. The embedded terminal now also re-fits its glyph metrics after web fonts finish loading (guarded against double-fit and disposed terminals) so its layout stays correct. This is groundwork that lets skins opt into a distinct reading font without changing the default for everyone. Thanks @starship-s. (#5918)

 - **Active in-flight recovery snapshots are now sent in a compact transport form.** When you reload or reattach to a session with a run in progress, the `/api/session` payload no longer carries multiple redundant copies of each tool result and row value — it projects the live run-journal snapshot into a smaller, display-equivalent form (one authoritative source per value) while preserving the live message's timestamp so the reconstructed turn keeps stable identity. The durable journal and the canonical in-process snapshot are unchanged, so recovery renders identically with less payload. Thanks @allenliang2022. (#6858)