João Salavisa
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* feat: add context window usage display to task session - Add TokenUsageDisplay component showing context window usage as a horizontal progress bar - Add useSessionContextWindow hook with proper Zustand reactivity (subscribe to primitives) - Add ContextWindowState to store with setContextWindow action - Backend: propagate context_window data through orchestrator, watcher, and lifecycle events - WebSocket handler extracts context_window from session.state_changed metadata - Display positioned on left side of action bar, updates in real-time * refactor: remove agent stream event WebSocket broadcasting Agent stream events (message_chunk, tool_call, etc.) are now handled internally by the lifecycle manager rather than being broadcast to the frontend. Messages are accumulated and flushed as comments at step boundaries.
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