* feat(agentctl): implement protocol adapter abstraction
- Add AgentAdapter interface for protocol-agnostic agent communication
- Create ACPAdapter implementation for ACP protocol (JSON-RPC over stdin/stdout)
- Add Protocol field to agent registry (AgentTypeConfig)
- Update process.Manager to use adapters instead of hardcoded ACP
- Update API layer to use adapter interface
- Pass protocol from registry to agentctl via CLI flag and env var
- Support protocol configuration in both Docker and standalone modes
This refactoring allows agentctl to support multiple protocols (ACP, REST, MCP)
via a pluggable adapter pattern. The backend remains protocol-agnostic,
always communicating with agentctl's HTTP API.
* refactor(agentctl): consolidate types and clean up code
- Create shared types package (internal/agentctl/types) for permission types
- Create shared protocol package (pkg/agent) for Protocol type
- Remove duplicate permission types from acp/client.go and adapter.go
- Make adapter the single source of truth for session ID
- Remove unused Command field from adapter.Config
- Remove passthrough wrapper function handleAdapterPermissionRequest
- Clean up extra empty lines in process/manager.go and acp_adapter.go
- Re-export permission types from adapter package for convenience
* fix(agent-session): rename AgentType to AgentProfileID for consistency
- Rename AgentSession.AgentType to AgentProfileID in models
- Update agent_sessions table schema column from agent_type to agent_profile_id
- Update all SQL queries in sqlite.go to use agent_profile_id
- Fix ToAPI() method to return agent_profile_id key
- Remove misleading comments in executor.go
Also adds comprehensive tests for affected areas:
- adapter package unit tests (SessionUpdate, PlanEntry, AgentInfo, Config)
- profile resolver unit tests with mock repository
- AgentSession CRUD tests in sqlite_test.go
* feat: replace agent_type with agent_profile_id
- Replace agent_type field with agent_profile_id across backend and frontend
- Add ProfileResolver interface and StoreProfileResolver implementation
- Update task creation/update to use agent_profile_id
- Change default agent runtime from docker to standalone
- Fix workspace state types to include all required fields
- Fix websocket handlers type mismatches for environments, executors, workspaces
- Update integration tests to use agent_profile_id
* feat: pass model as CLI argument to agents
- Add ModelFlag field to AgentTypeConfig for specifying the CLI flag
- Set ModelFlag to '--model' for all agents (auggie, claude, codex, gemini, opencode, copilot)
- Update launchStandalone to append model flag to agent command
- Update launchDocker/buildContainerConfig to append model flag to container command
- Model is passed when both agent supports ModelFlag and profile has Model configured
* fix: make WebSocket message handling async to prevent blocking
When a long-running handler like orchestrator.prompt was executing,
it blocked the ReadPump loop, preventing other requests (like
workspace.tree.get) from being processed until the handler completed.
Now each message is handled in its own goroutine, allowing concurrent
message handling so file tree requests work while the agent is working.
* feat: show task description as first message in chat
- Add 'Task' label with distinct styling (lighter background, border)
- Pass taskDescription from page to TaskChatPanel component
- Differentiate from regular user messages visually
- Add permission stream support to backend agentctl client
- StreamPermissions() connects to permission WebSocket
- RespondToPermission() sends responses via HTTP POST
- PermissionNotification type for permission request data
- Connect lifecycle manager to permission stream
- handlePermissionStream() receives permission requests
- publishPermissionRequest() forwards to event bus
- RespondToPermission() and RespondToPermissionByTaskID() methods
- Add WebSocket handler for permission.respond action
- Validates task_id, pending_id, option_id
- Routes response through orchestrator → executor → lifecycle manager
- Add permission WebSocket actions
- ActionPermissionRequested for notifications
- ActionPermissionRespond for user responses
- Update executor interface with RespondToPermissionByTaskID()
- Update mock implementations in tests
- Add permission response test to e2e-test.sh
- Fix e2e-test.sh ID extraction (strip newlines)
The full permission flow is now wired up:
agent → agentctl → backend → frontend → user → backend → agentctl → agent
Auto-approve mode is still enabled by default until frontend is ready.
- Use acp-go-sdk for all ACP communication in agentctl
- Mark agent as completed when Prompt() returns successfully
- Update task state to COMPLETED when agent completes
- Update task state to FAILED when agent fails and retries exhausted
- Enhanced E2E test to verify agent actually creates files
- E2E test now validates full flow: task creation -> agent work -> file creation -> task completion
João Salavisa