GET /api/agents/{name}/bash-tasks reads the agent's keys of the bash-task-status
bucket and reports each task's state, command and times, with a live task whose
daemon stopped reporting as stale. The swarm UI shows them in a background tasks
section of the agent card, running ones first. The task output stays unread.
A whole percent from 5 to 100 of the model's context window, sent as
soft_context_percent next to max_subagents. The inference row shows it, the
edit dialog and the create form take it, and an archetype can carry it.
A running status shows 'running since', a stale one shows no age, since its
time is when the run began. The reference now says the status reads and the row
lookups are two passes, so the list waits up to four seconds in all.
The subagents list reads each subagent's status from the subagent-status
bucket and reports its state, when it began and the exit status. A subagent
with no status keeps the newest-row lookup, so an older daemon lists as before.
The swarm UI uses the state when there is one and the row-age guess otherwise.
The builder, ci-metrics and review-classifier forge accounts get an avatar: an
icon each in a hexagonal frame, the hyperhive logo when one is missing. The
controller sets them with a short-lived write:user token it mints for the
account, since only an account can set its own avatar.
An agent with no icon of its own shows a default agent icon in the swarm UI, a
robot head in a round frame, instead of the dimmed hyperhive mark.
An agent with no stored login, or one to log in again, can be logged in from
the settings panel instead of waiting for its turns to fail with a login needed
badge first. The button opens the same dialog as the card's.
The document's disabled list takes archetype:<archetype>/<flow> (off for every member) and the same with @<agent> (off for one member); a key naming nothing is ignored. GET /api/notify/flows lists the archetype flows with their members, the board draws a card for each with a switch, a checkbox per agent and duplicate, and the dry run counts their hits. The flows keep following the archetype.
The classifier's Anthropic and ACP provider keys were written by hand in the
secret store's UI. The controller now stores them: GET
/api/review-classifier/keys says whether each is set and when it changed, and
PUT /api/review-classifier/keys/{runtime} writes one. No route answers a key.
The controller's store policy gains create and update on the two leaves with
no read of their values, and a metadata read for the set state. The swarm UI's
classifier settings card gets a key form beside the settings, saved apart
because it goes to the secret store.
A hive marks an agent updating when StopForUpdate stops its running container and clears it when the tail Reconcile or Start settles it, success or failure. The flag rides in the agent status snapshot (absent when false, so older readers and documents are unchanged), the status publisher sends a change at once instead of at the next sweep, and the swarm UI card shows an updating badge.
The swarm UI reference links the try-out section by its heading, and drops a
pointer to a hivectl section that never existed along with the sentence that
claimed hivectl sets the hive's limits. The turn-loop index links the
persistence reference's /harness/paused heading by its real slug.
The page-by-page and control-by-control description of the swarm UI moves to
4-implementation/web-ui/swarm-ui.md, with the quick-links wiring. The handbook
page keeps the route table, how to reach the UI, who may and what the browser
keeps. Links to the moved sections point at the new page.
