https://appagg.com/developer/leeroy-brun/points/?hl=de de AppAgg.com Mon, 13 Apr 2026 21:56:03 GMT Mon, 13 Apr 2026 21:56:03 GMT https://appagg.com/developer/leeroy-brun/points/?hl=de https://appagg.com/i/apple-touch-icon.png Aktion: +1 Punkt  
Nutzer: Sam  
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Version: 0.1.2  
Von: Leeroy Brun   
Aktualisiert: 2026-04-05 22:09:01 UTC  
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2026-02-26 08:00:00 UTC  
Kategorie: iOS Apps › Entwickler-Tools  

Beschreibung: 
**Happier** is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted companion app for AI coding agents. It takes the power of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode and lets you run sessions on your 

Neue Funktionen: 
This release is a major upgrade to self-hosting and cross-device workflows (plaintext mode, keyless auth, mTLS, "Add Phone" pairing, and safer canonical URLs), plus a big step forward in in-app development features (panes, files/source control, diffs, replay/forking, and OpenCode deeper integration). It also improves reliability across web/desktop/mobile with better crash recovery, diagnostics, notifications controls, and more resilient daemon connectivity.

- Refactored the Files and Source Control UI to support richer session file workflows (changed-files review, repository tree, commit controls, files editing, and safer SCM operations like discard/stage).
- Added directory filtering and viewability tuning helpers for SCM review surfaces.
- Improved SCM reliability with adaptive polling, mutation invalidation, and better fallbacks when session/workspace paths are missing or a session is inactive.
- Improved diff caching and prefetch behavior so loaded diffs are retained more reliably while scrolling and expanding rows.

- Added a new pane-based UI architecture (details/right panes) with lazy loading, prefetching, and route integration for smoother navigation.
- Added multi-pane appearance preferences and improved details tab open/pin behavior.
- Added a resizable permanent sidebar drawer with persisted width preferences.
- Improved connection status UI to show the active server label more clearly.

- Refactored the code diff/rendering stack (Pierre web diff viewer, worker runtime/warmup, virtualization controls, unified folding, and improved syntax/language handling).
- Improved markdown rendering for developer workflows with diff-aware code fences and better table scrolling.
- Fixed a security issue by preventing Mermaid WebView HTML injection.

- Improved transcript UX with tool-call grouping controls and timeline improvements.
- Added compact/collapsible tool card behaviors and richer tool header/status handling (including clearer permission states).
- Added support for freeform “Ask a question” prompts in tool renderers.
- Improved list performance and stability by expanding FlashList usage, with a web fallback to FlatList on known FlashList layout crash signatures.

- Added session fork actions in the UI (from header/info/actions).
- Added “fork from message” semantics so forks happen at the expected point in the conversation.
- Added Happier Replay forking support across providers, including replay-seed propagation for continue/fork workflows.
- Added replay seed sizing limits to prevent oversized prompts and improve reliability.
- Improved replay synopsis retrieval with synopsis pointers and bounded fallback scanning for faster recovery.
- Added replay summary runner configuration support (backend/model), and ensured fork/continue flows forward summary runner settings when needed.

- Implemented major OpenCode runtime/server integration (managed server orchestration, session control, question/prompt handling, and forking support).
- Improved OpenCode runtime stability with readiness/health polling, safer shutdown cleanup, and better fallbacks when idle streaming is missing.

- Added support for session pinning
- Added support for session tags

- Improved permissions display UI
- Improved permissions notifications & user actions notifications

- Added plaintext storage mode support for self-hosted servers (so sessions can be stored plaintext-at-rest when configured).
- Added keyless external authentication support for self-hosted and enterprise auth providers.
- Added mTLS login support for environments that require certificate-based authentication.
- Added an “Add your phone” pairing flow, including QR-based pairing from web/desktop and in-app pairing helpers.
- Added QR restore flows so reconnecting a device is smoother when migrating or recovering access.

And many more! Full changelog on GitHub 

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Nutzer: Aglinea  
Hinzugefügt: 2026-03-01 03:34:39 UTC  

Preis: Kostenlos   
Listen: 0 + 1   
Punkte: 3 + 8 (4.4)   
Klassifizierungen: 0   
Kommentare: 0   
Version: 0.1.2  
Von: Leeroy Brun   
Aktualisiert: 2026-04-05 22:09:01 UTC  
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2026-02-26 08:00:00 UTC  
Kategorie: iOS Apps › Entwickler-Tools  

Beschreibung: 
**Happier** is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted companion app for AI coding agents. It takes the power of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode and lets you run sessions on your 

Neue Funktionen: 
This release is a major upgrade to self-hosting and cross-device workflows (plaintext mode, keyless auth, mTLS, "Add Phone" pairing, and safer canonical URLs), plus a big step forward in in-app development features (panes, files/source control, diffs, replay/forking, and OpenCode deeper integration). It also improves reliability across web/desktop/mobile with better crash recovery, diagnostics, notifications controls, and more resilient daemon connectivity.

- Refactored the Files and Source Control UI to support richer session file workflows (changed-files review, repository tree, commit controls, files editing, and safer SCM operations like discard/stage).
- Added directory filtering and viewability tuning helpers for SCM review surfaces.
- Improved SCM reliability with adaptive polling, mutation invalidation, and better fallbacks when session/workspace paths are missing or a session is inactive.
- Improved diff caching and prefetch behavior so loaded diffs are retained more reliably while scrolling and expanding rows.

- Added a new pane-based UI architecture (details/right panes) with lazy loading, prefetching, and route integration for smoother navigation.
- Added multi-pane appearance preferences and improved details tab open/pin behavior.
- Added a resizable permanent sidebar drawer with persisted width preferences.
- Improved connection status UI to show the active server label more clearly.

- Refactored the code diff/rendering stack (Pierre web diff viewer, worker runtime/warmup, virtualization controls, unified folding, and improved syntax/language handling).
- Improved markdown rendering for developer workflows with diff-aware code fences and better table scrolling.
- Fixed a security issue by preventing Mermaid WebView HTML injection.

- Improved transcript UX with tool-call grouping controls and timeline improvements.
- Added compact/collapsible tool card behaviors and richer tool header/status handling (including clearer permission states).
- Added support for freeform “Ask a question” prompts in tool renderers.
- Improved list performance and stability by expanding FlashList usage, with a web fallback to FlatList on known FlashList layout crash signatures.

- Added session fork actions in the UI (from header/info/actions).
- Added “fork from message” semantics so forks happen at the expected point in the conversation.
- Added Happier Replay forking support across providers, including replay-seed propagation for continue/fork workflows.
- Added replay seed sizing limits to prevent oversized prompts and improve reliability.
- Improved replay synopsis retrieval with synopsis pointers and bounded fallback scanning for faster recovery.
- Added replay summary runner configuration support (backend/model), and ensured fork/continue flows forward summary runner settings when needed.

- Implemented major OpenCode runtime/server integration (managed server orchestration, session control, question/prompt handling, and forking support).
- Improved OpenCode runtime stability with readiness/health polling, safer shutdown cleanup, and better fallbacks when idle streaming is missing.

- Added support for session pinning
- Added support for session tags

- Improved permissions display UI
- Improved permissions notifications & user actions notifications

- Added plaintext storage mode support for self-hosted servers (so sessions can be stored plaintext-at-rest when configured).
- Added keyless external authentication support for self-hosted and enterprise auth providers.
- Added mTLS login support for environments that require certificate-based authentication.
- Added an “Add your phone” pairing flow, including QR-based pairing from web/desktop and in-app pairing helpers.
- Added QR restore flows so reconnecting a device is smoother when migrating or recovering access.

And many more! Full changelog on GitHub 

AppAgg: 
[ Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode ]

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Nutzer: maya hattenstone  
Hinzugefügt: 2026-02-28 15:29:10 UTC  

Preis: Kostenlos   
Listen: 0 + 1   
Punkte: 3 + 8 (4.4)   
Klassifizierungen: 0   
Kommentare: 0   
Version: 0.1.2  
Von: Leeroy Brun   
Aktualisiert: 2026-04-05 22:09:01 UTC  
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2026-02-26 08:00:00 UTC  
Kategorie: iOS Apps › Entwickler-Tools  

Beschreibung: 
**Happier** is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted companion app for AI coding agents. It takes the power of Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode and lets you run sessions on your 

Neue Funktionen: 
This release is a major upgrade to self-hosting and cross-device workflows (plaintext mode, keyless auth, mTLS, "Add Phone" pairing, and safer canonical URLs), plus a big step forward in in-app development features (panes, files/source control, diffs, replay/forking, and OpenCode deeper integration). It also improves reliability across web/desktop/mobile with better crash recovery, diagnostics, notifications controls, and more resilient daemon connectivity.

- Refactored the Files and Source Control UI to support richer session file workflows (changed-files review, repository tree, commit controls, files editing, and safer SCM operations like discard/stage).
- Added directory filtering and viewability tuning helpers for SCM review surfaces.
- Improved SCM reliability with adaptive polling, mutation invalidation, and better fallbacks when session/workspace paths are missing or a session is inactive.
- Improved diff caching and prefetch behavior so loaded diffs are retained more reliably while scrolling and expanding rows.

- Added a new pane-based UI architecture (details/right panes) with lazy loading, prefetching, and route integration for smoother navigation.
- Added multi-pane appearance preferences and improved details tab open/pin behavior.
- Added a resizable permanent sidebar drawer with persisted width preferences.
- Improved connection status UI to show the active server label more clearly.

- Refactored the code diff/rendering stack (Pierre web diff viewer, worker runtime/warmup, virtualization controls, unified folding, and improved syntax/language handling).
- Improved markdown rendering for developer workflows with diff-aware code fences and better table scrolling.
- Fixed a security issue by preventing Mermaid WebView HTML injection.

- Improved transcript UX with tool-call grouping controls and timeline improvements.
- Added compact/collapsible tool card behaviors and richer tool header/status handling (including clearer permission states).
- Added support for freeform “Ask a question” prompts in tool renderers.
- Improved list performance and stability by expanding FlashList usage, with a web fallback to FlatList on known FlashList layout crash signatures.

- Added session fork actions in the UI (from header/info/actions).
- Added “fork from message” semantics so forks happen at the expected point in the conversation.
- Added Happier Replay forking support across providers, including replay-seed propagation for continue/fork workflows.
- Added replay seed sizing limits to prevent oversized prompts and improve reliability.
- Improved replay synopsis retrieval with synopsis pointers and bounded fallback scanning for faster recovery.
- Added replay summary runner configuration support (backend/model), and ensured fork/continue flows forward summary runner settings when needed.

- Implemented major OpenCode runtime/server integration (managed server orchestration, session control, question/prompt handling, and forking support).
- Improved OpenCode runtime stability with readiness/health polling, safer shutdown cleanup, and better fallbacks when idle streaming is missing.

- Added support for session pinning
- Added support for session tags

- Improved permissions display UI
- Improved permissions notifications & user actions notifications

- Added plaintext storage mode support for self-hosted servers (so sessions can be stored plaintext-at-rest when configured).
- Added keyless external authentication support for self-hosted and enterprise auth providers.
- Added mTLS login support for environments that require certificate-based authentication.
- Added an “Add your phone” pairing flow, including QR-based pairing from web/desktop and in-app pairing helpers.
- Added QR restore flows so reconnecting a device is smoother when migrating or recovering access.

And many more! Full changelog on GitHub 

AppAgg: 
[ Happier: Claude Codex OpenCode ]

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