Make Reader open and close feel like one continuous control instead of a view swap. Render assistant markdown consistently in both the compact card and Reader so formatted responses stay readable in either mode.
Only send completion pushes from session.status idle and suppress aborted/overflow errors. Avoid emitting redundant idle state on no-op cancel so users don't get duplicate notifications.
- Updated AGENTS.md with new build commands for development and production.
- Added a new script in package.json for starting Expo with a specific hostname.
- Improved layout handling in DictationScreen by adding dynamic height calculations for dropdown menus and footers.
- Introduced new state variables to manage menu list heights and footer heights for better UI responsiveness.
- Enhanced QR code generation for mobile pairing in the serve command, allowing for a connect QR option without starting the server.
Improve pairing reliability and UX by letting users choose among scanned hosts with health checks and cleaner row styling while shrinking QR payloads. Handle iOS call-time audio session conflicts more gracefully with user-friendly messaging and lower-noise logs.
Add mobile permission approval flow, simplify dictation settings into toggles, and remove oversized Whisper models while syncing the iOS project with the current runtime configuration.
Extract server/session and monitoring workflows into focused hooks so DictationScreen no longer owns every network and notification path. Add a dedicated mobile typecheck config so TypeScript checks pass without breaking Expo export resolution.
Rewrite a focused cluster of nested ternaries in the mobile screen into straight-line derived logic so the render state is easier to read without changing behavior.
Mark intentional async work in the mobile screen with the void operator so lint can distinguish real promise bugs from deliberate fire-and-forget behavior.
Ryan Vogel
Ryan Vogel
Ryan Vogel
Aiden Cline
Adam
Yuxin Dong
Sebastian
opencode
Dax
Frank
opencode-agent[bot]
Kit Langton
Luke Parker
Jaaneek