new section between containers and questions: lists every name with a
state dir under /var/lib/hyperhive/agents/ that doesn't correspond to
a live container. shows state size + last-modified age + whether
claude creds are kept. two actions per row:
- R3V1V3 — queues a spawn approval with the same name (operator
approves to recreate; spawn flow reuses prior config + claude
creds, no re-login needed)
- PURG3 — wipes the agent's state + applied dirs (post /purge-tombstone/
endpoint; refuses if a live container with that name still exists)
dashboard also opens agent links in new tabs now (target=_blank +
rel=noopener) so the operator's overview tab stays put when they
dive into an agent.
backend:
- TransientKind grows Starting / Stopping / Restarting / Rebuilding /
Destroying alongside the existing Spawning. each dashboard handler
(start/restart/kill/rebuild/destroy) wraps the lifecycle call with
set_transient + clear_transient so the dashboard knows what's in
flight. transient kind is surfaced inline on ContainerView.pending
(existing-container actions) — only Spawning (pre-creation) lands
in the separate transients list.
frontend:
- container row is now two lines: identity + meta on top, action
buttons below. less cluttered, leaves room for the pending state
pill. pending rows dim their actions and surface a pulsing
'◐ spawning… / starting… / stopping… / restarting… / rebuilding…
/ destroying…' indicator next to the name.
- 'needs login' / 'needs update' chips moved into a unified .badge
styling for consistency.
- auto-refresh kicks in not only on transient spawn but on any
container with a pending action.
new mcp tool on the manager surface that queues a question on the
dashboard and returns the question id immediately. operator submits an
answer via /answer-question/<id>; the dashboard fires
HelperEvent::OperatorAnswered { id, question, answer } into the manager
inbox so the next turn picks it up.
also: fix async-form button stuck on spinner after successful submit
(refreshState skipped re-rendering, so the button was never re-enabled).
