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Confirmed LLMTornado already exposes the required custom-URI provider.
Confirmed the desktop app lacks a generic selectable provider and ignores endpoint overrides on the official OpenAI route.
Preserved the pending connection-test alignment change as part of this iteration.
Confirmed Base URL and optional API key belong to each compatible connection rather than the global provider-settings page.
Search error: the assumed OpenSourceToolkit.NET/ViewModels/AiAssistantViewModel.cs path does not exist; resolving the exact path before continuing.
Patch error: the first planning-file update used stale context; reapplied against the verified current sections.
Added the provider enum/list entry, empty defaults, per-connection endpoint persistence, Settings editor state, validation, LLMTornado Custom routing, Assistant routing, and localized Base URL controls.
Added focused manager, editor, keyless-test, XAML, and Assistant routing regressions.
Appended the enum member rather than inserting it so existing provider numeric values do not shift.
Parsed all 12 changed localization JSON files and the Settings AXAML successfully.
Normalized the nine changed C#/AXAML files once to UTF-8 BOM plus CRLF and verified the result.
Targeted whitespace checks passed.
Did not invoke dotnet; repository rules require explicit user authorization for build/test commands.
Session: 2026-07-26 - Discard and connection-editor cancel behavior
Status: complete
Prioritized the reported Discard loop ahead of the missing Codex connection type.
Traced the dialog callback, CanCloseAsync, and recursive OnClosing path.
Confirmed Discard permits the close but leaves the connection editor dirty, causing the second close to prompt again.
Reset connection-edit state in the Discard branch and cancel the pending Settings close.
Added a focused regression proving Discard keeps Settings open while clearing dirty, editing, and adding state.
Normalized the two changed C# files once and verified UTF-8 BOM plus CRLF without Perl.
Release build against the local LLMTornado fork passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Added the missing Abbrechen button to the right of Speichern, bound it to CancelConnectionCommand, and styled it with Daisy's red Error variant.
Added a XAML regression asserting the button order and variant.
Changed Abbrechen to an async, dirty-aware action that opens the Save/Discard/Cancel prompt before discarding user edits.
Corrected new-connection baselines so the provider and model selected during initialization do not count as user changes.
Release build against the local LLMTornado fork passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 23 focused Settings connection tests passed.
Real UI validation confirmed all three flows: Discard keeps Settings open, pristine Abbrechen needs no prompt, and changed Abbrechen opens the prompt before discarding.
Left the current Release app and Settings window running without monitoring after ending UI automation.
Session: 2026-07-26 - Align with LLMTornado PR branch
Status: complete
Re-read repository, RTK, and applicable Avalonia build/troubleshooting rules.
Verified the local LLMTornado fork is clean on feat_openai_codex_subscription_auth at afc32fe476fc10d291d54e626c6cb20cccf47d03.
Compared the PR's four changed public Codex implementation files with the prior integration commit.
Identified the remaining Toolkit hardcode that incorrectly assigns the Codex protocol version to ClientVersion.
Removed the Toolkit protocol-version constant and ClientVersion assignment so LLMTornado owns the protocol default.
Updated the focused regression to require LLMTornado's non-empty public protocol default and reject the former Toolkit constant.
Normalized the two changed C# files once and verified UTF-8 BOM plus CRLF without Perl.
Final Release build against the local LLMTornado project passed: 17 projects, 0 warnings, 0 errors.
All 40 focused access, Settings, and persistence tests passed.
The first full run passed 224 of 225 tests; one Windows File.Replace operation failed transiently in an unrelated Settings backup test.
The affected test passed in isolation, and the repeated full run passed all 225 tests.
Session: 2026-07-26 - Compact provider title and Codex model row
Status: complete
Located the provider title in all 12 JSON localization files and the two-line Codex model DataTemplate in Settings XAML.
Stopped the assistant-started Release validation process before rebuilding.
Renamed the provider-list title in all 12 localizations and validated every JSON file.
Reduced the Codex model DataTemplate to one display-name TextBlock and added focused regression coverage.
Normalized and byte-verified the changed C#/AXAML files once as UTF-8 with BOM and CRLF without Perl.
Release build with the local LLMTornado reference passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 18 focused Settings tests passed. The combined localization run exposed the known global-culture order leak; the affected localization test passed in isolation.
Real UI validation confirms Anbieter and a single-line GPT-5.6-Sol selector with no second model-ID line.
The Release app remains running without monitoring with OpenAI Settings open.
Re-read the repository rules and resumed the existing planning/Avalonia workflow.
Confirmed secure OAuth credentials persist separately from the active access mode.
Confirmed AiAccessManager is hardcoded to OpenAiApi at construction and SettingsData has no access-mode property.
Identified the blank Fast selection as reentrant clearing/repopulation of OpenAiSubscriptionServiceTiers from the synchronous StateChanged handler.
Perl remains completely excluded from all source and normalization work.
Added nullable persisted access mode, initial-mode manager construction, silent startup reconnect, and a one-time migration from existing secure OAuth credentials.
Deferred Settings synchronization through the Avalonia dispatcher so service-tier selection completes before the source collection is rebuilt.
Added serialization, initial-mode reconnect, migration, and source-level selection regressions.
The sandboxed build failed only because Avalonia BuildServices could not write its user-local log; the same documented build succeeded outside the sandbox with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 40 focused persistence/access/Settings tests pass.
The full suite passes 224 of 225 tests; only the existing order-dependent ToolkitLocalization_CultureChanged_FiresEvent fails in full-suite order and passes in isolation.
Verified all nine changed C# files as UTF-8 BOM plus CRLF with byte-safe Node checks; Perl was never invoked.
Launched the Release app, verified Browser-OAuth/account/models after restart, selected Fast and verified its closed-field display, then restarted again and confirmed Browser-OAuth remained selected.
The current Release app is running without monitoring with OpenAI Settings open.
Status: complete
Session: 2026-07-26 - Subscription connect state, effort, and speed
Status: complete
Re-read repository, RTK, planning, and Avalonia guidance.
Recorded the requested Connect variant/disabled state and the request for model-dependent effort and speed controls.
Added the user's correction that the configured AI connection selector must be restored in the Assistant while authentication controls stay absent.
Implemented the Assistant visibility correction: the configured connection selector is no longer hidden by subscription mode.
Implemented model-dependent reasoning-effort selection and turn propagation.
Added LLMTornado service-tier catalog/turn support for app-server and OAuth sessions, then exposed Standard/Fast selection in Settings when the selected model advertises a tier.
Added focused regression coverage; validation and final encoding normalization remain.
A Perl-based line-ending normalization corrupted source characters. The affected files were backed up and deterministically restored; LLMTornado returned to the exact intended 86-line additive diff, the three tracked app-file diff counts returned to their pre-incident values, and all 40 focused app tests plus all 6 LLMTornado Codex tests pass again.
Added the user-requested permanent memory rule that Perl is hard-forbidden for source BOM, encoding, and line-ending normalization.
Verified all changed C#/AXAML files as UTF-8 with BOM and CRLF using a byte-validating Node script; localization JSON remains BOM-free.
The final Release solution build with UseLocalLlmTornado=true completed with 0 errors. Its 1536 warnings are existing LLMTornado warnings.
The final full app suite passed all 222 tests; the focused LLMTornado Codex suite passed all 6 tests.
Session: 2026-07-25 - OAuth model discovery
Status: in progress
Recorded the empty model picker and exact discovery error after successful browser OAuth.
Re-read repository, RTK, planning, and Avalonia guidance.
Identified the manager's non-atomic account/model refresh as the reason the UI simultaneously reports authenticated state and login failure.
The user confirmed that the populated list before the previous UI correction came from the earlier flow; current inspection distinguishes the app-server catalog from direct browser OAuth.
Confirmed that direct OAuth sent LLMTornado package version 3.8.64 as Codex client_version, while the current local Codex catalog cache was fetched with protocol version 0.146.0.
Configured direct OAuth with Codex protocol version 0.146.0, made same-mode Connect reload the catalog, kept Connect available as an explicit retry, and corrected post-login catalog failures so they are not labeled as failed authentication.
Added regressions for same-mode catalog reload, OAuth account-ID persistence, the protocol-version option, and the retry-action binding.
Normalized the six changed C#/AXAML files once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF and verified their bytes plus scoped git diff --check.
Release build passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors against the exact local LLMTornado Release project.
All 26 focused tests passed. The first full run hit the existing order-dependent localization failure; that test passed alone and the repeated full suite passed all 221 tests.
Launched the Release app through CUA, selected OpenAI Browser-OAuth, and verified the connected account plus GPT-5.6-Sol / gpt-5.6-sol in the model picker. The app remains running without monitoring.
Status: complete
Session: 2026-07-25 - OAuth completion status update
Status: in progress
Recorded the post-login screenshot and reopened the OAuth flow from browser completion through LLMTornado, the shared access manager, and Settings state projection.
Re-read repository, RTK, planning, and Avalonia guidance before diagnosis.
Expanded the correction scope after the user clarified that no authentication or subscription-model controls belong in the AI Assistant UI.
Traced the LLMTornado direct-OAuth local callback listener and the app adapter. The Assistant's connected-account text confirms that callback completion and shared-state propagation succeeded.
Reclassified the reported unchanged Settings card as a state-presentation defect plus duplicated Assistant authentication UI.
Removed all authentication and subscription-model UI plus their launcher/actions from the AI Assistant.
Kept the Assistant as a read-only consumer of shared authenticated state and the Settings-selected subscription model.
Moved the live account/status row into the ChatGPT subscription card and made setup actions versus logout mutually exclusive.
Added focused regressions for Settings action visibility/status placement and the absence of authentication surfaces in the Assistant.
Updated the Assistant settings cog to open the AI Providers page directly.
Pre-normalization Release build passed with 0 warnings/errors; all 34 focused access/Settings/Assistant tests passed.
Normalized the seven correction-specific C#/AXAML files once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF and verified bytes, representative escaped line-ending literals, and scoped git diff --check.
Final Release build passed with 0 warnings/errors; all 34 focused tests and the full 219-test suite passed.
Started the corrected win-x64 application without monitoring; no browser login was triggered.
Session: 2026-07-25 - ChatGPT subscription access through local LLMTornado
Status: complete
Follow-up correction reopened: the user screenshot showed that subscription authentication was only available in the AI Assistant and absent from the OpenAI provider settings page.
Re-read repository rules, RTK guidance, the original request, both selected skill entrypoints, planning state, and relevant memory context.
Inspected the screenshot and established the required correction: surface the existing app-scoped subscription implementation directly on the OpenAI provider page while preserving the API-key controls.
Read the relevant Avalonia binding, command, TopLevel launcher, UI-thread, accessibility, automation, testing, and troubleshooting guidance.
Traced the complete provider-detail XAML, Settings constructor/callback ownership, provider selection state, command construction, API testing/model management, and current focused Settings tests.
Added shared access-manager state notifications and synchronized the existing AI Assistant projection with external mode/account/model changes.
Added Settings state, commands, browser-launcher callback, deterministic event unsubscription, and the visible OpenAI authentication/subscription cards with separate API and Codex branches.
Verified all 12 localization files contain the complete 23-key Settings surface and parse as valid JSON.
Updated the provider-list status icon to accept either API-key or authenticated subscription access.
Added focused XAML/source and access-manager notification regression tests for the Settings correction.
Normalized the seven correction-specific C#/AXAML files once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF and verified their byte/line-ending state plus scoped git diff --check.
Final local-reference Release build completed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 35 focused OpenAI access, AI Assistant, and Settings tests passed.
The first restricted full-suite run passed 217 tests, hit the known order-dependent localization assertion, and timed out in two network-dependent DNS tests.
The localization test passed alone, the two DNS tests passed with network access, and the repeated complete network-enabled suite passed all 220 tests.
Started the corrected win-x64 application without monitoring. No browser login was started.
Read the repository AGENTS.md, referenced RTK.md, attached request, planning skill, and Avalonia skill.
Confirmed RTK 0.43.0 is available and native Git Bash is being used.
Preserved the existing dirty worktree and recorded the new follow-up without replacing prior planning history.
Read the relevant repository memory registry entry for prior AI/settings architecture and build entry points.
Verified the clean LLMTornado checkout and exact requested commit.
Ran the requested Release solution build once. It failed with one error in the Docs project's npm run build because no build package script exists; the complete log is in C:\Users\tobias\AppData\Local\Temp\codex-llmtornado-release-build.log.
Confirmed the Docs target runs npm install and npm run build from ClientApp; the first combined path probe was too coarse and is being replaced by independent path verification.
Verified that ClientApp is absent and recorded the two actual package manifests, explaining the missing npm script.
Verified LLMTornado's four target frameworks and enumerated the distinct Codex app-server and direct OAuth source surfaces.
Resumed after the user restart pause and re-read both selected skill entrypoints. RTK sed failed on its injected locale, so subsequent short plan reads use head.
Re-read the current plan/findings/progress state and completed the relevant Avalonia bootstrap, MSBuild, XAML compilation, compiled-binding, threading, and command reference chapters.
Completed the relevant launcher, TopLevel runtime service, headless testing, troubleshooting, accessibility, and automation chapters.
Verified the app/test target framework, the sole LLMTornado package reference, the existing local-project toggle convention, and the absence of a service-collection DI framework.
Located every current TornadoApi construction site in Settings and the Image Converter AI Assistant.
Traced the actual manual composition chain from App to MainWindow, SettingsWindow, and ImageConverterToolViewModel, including the existing view-owned UI callback pattern.
Inspected the local LLMTornado app-server session/thread/model surface and compared the corresponding direct OAuth method signatures and disposal points.
Inspected direct OAuth credential, login, model, thread-history, logout, and disposal behavior, then confirmed the app already has a secure secret-storage abstraction that should back ICodexOAuthCredentialStore.
Inspected the app-specific secure-storage singleton, persisted API connection/config model, Settings viewmodel connection workflow, model picker XAML, and focused Settings tests.
Began tracing AI Assistant chat/image runtime state. RTK cannot resolve Git Bash awk, so bounded source reads now use head/tail.
Traced the complete API send decision, provider-specific image generation, text streaming, cancellation, and chat-clear paths in AiAssistantViewModel.
Read the full AI Assistant XAML, code-behind, and focused tests, including current TopLevel clipboard/settings wiring and panel unload behavior.
Verified the Image Converter owner has no disposal contract and reviewed the existing Settings diffs to isolate new work from the active redesign/model-picker changes.
Completed the read-only analysis phase, verified TornadoApi.Codex, selected an app-scoped manager with testable LLMTornado adapters, and moved implementation to in progress.
Added conditional LLMTornado references, the access manager and production adapters, secure OAuth storage, AI Assistant UI/runtime routing, desktop disposal, and focused tests.
The first local-reference build command did not reach compilation because MSYS converted /p: switches; the corrected invocation will disable that conversion.
The second invocation delivered the MSBuild properties correctly but retained the POSIX solution path; the final staged command uses native Windows paths throughout.
The first complete application build succeeded with 0 errors and resolved LLMTornado from the exact local project, proven by project.assets.json.
The proof query initially searched every project entry and produced excessive output; the exact LLMTornado schema shows type: project and the verified local path.
Found that the external ProjectReference fell back to LLMTornado Debug output during the Release solution build; added explicit configuration forwarding before final build/test validation.
The evaluated ProjectReference contained AdditionalProperties=Configuration=Release, but the subsequent solution build still selected Debug output; added the solution-build SetConfiguration metadata before retrying.
SetConfiguration was also overwritten. The verified .NET 10 SDK targets explain the behavior: an external reference absent from the solution configuration unsets its parent configuration. The local-reference condition now disables that unsetting only for the app project.
The next log showed the app-side local project in Release but the test project's transitive invocation still in Debug. Moved the opt-in configuration-retention property to repository-wide build props, still conditional on local LLMTornado use.
The corrected local-reference build now resolves only bin\Release\net10.0\LlmTornado.dll and finishes with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Full credential-free test run passed: 216 tests, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
Critical review made subscription access reachable without an API connection, sanitized authentication details across subscription status paths, and guaranteed state cleanup/disposal after logout failures.
Normalized the 13 changed .cs, .csproj, and .axaml files exactly once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF, verified their bytes, representative escaped line-ending literals, and git diff --check.
Final Release build with the local project reference passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors and resolved D:\github\LLMTornado\src\LlmTornado\bin\Release\net10.0\LlmTornado.dll.
Final full test run: 216 passed and 1 existing localization test failed from leaked global culture state; that exact test passed in isolation. The earlier alternate localization failure also passed in isolation.
All 17 focused AI access and AI Assistant tests passed.
Reconfirmed LLMTornado remains clean at commit 9d64bc537051fa5d2568b650a9c593feeb69f381.
No browser or real OAuth login was started; credential-backed API text/image and interactive Codex login/stream/logout checks remain manual.
Session: 2026-07-25 - Editable searchable connection model picker and required name
Status: complete
Preserved arbitrary model IDs through the existing two-way string binding.
Added a provider-backed dropdown, explicit open action, and case-insensitive incremental filtering.
Limited suggestions to at most 20 visible rows while retaining text/image badges and keyboard behavior.
Added a computed missing-name state and a Flowery error border for the required connection name.
Added focused regression coverage for free text, filtering, popup sizing, category badges, and the required-name state.
The first build found an Avalonia 12 event-argument mismatch; corrected the handler to RoutedEventArgs.
Final build completed with 0 warnings and 0 errors; all 209 tests passed.
No commit or push was performed.
Session: 2026-07-25 - DaisyButton throughout Settings
Status: complete
Inspected DaisyButton and DaisyButton.axaml from the configured local Flowery source, then verified compatibility against the actually referenced NuGet package through the XAML compiler.
Converted the four Settings navigation actions to DaisyButton while preserving ListBox selection, accessibility IDs, and layout.
Replaced the three code-created unsaved-change dialog buttons with DaisyButton.
Made every Settings XAML DaisyButton variant explicit and verified no Ghost or standard Button remains.
The first build rejected the newer local-source-only IconData property because the app references Flowery.NET 2.2.0; reverted to the package-supported PathIcon content model.
The second build reached the test project and found that its MSTest version lacks StringAssert.DoesNotContain; replaced it with an ordinal string.Contains assertion.
The first normalization was performed before this API mismatch surfaced; the two subsequently corrected XAML/test files require a final repeat normalization.
Added regression coverage for component type, explicit non-Ghost variants, navigation buttons, and code-created dialog buttons.
Final documented build completed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 205 tests passed.
Started the rebuilt win-x64 application and confirmed its main window is running.
No commit or push was performed.
Session: 2026-07-25 - Fix unresponsive AI Settings toolbar button
Status: complete within the running-app constraint
Inspected the rendered XAML declaration, routed click handler, MainWindow dialog route, and Settings initial-selection logic.
Confirmed the current entry uses a custom DaisyButton while the adjacent toolbar actions use native Avalonia controls.
Selected a native button plus explicit interaction properties and deterministic ListBox selection as the focused correction.
A first Flowery source lookup used an unverified local flowery path and failed; the actual NuGet package root was then derived from project.assets.json as required.
Replaced the custom DaisyButton with a native Button and explicitly set IsEnabled, IsHitTestVisible, and Focusable to true.
Changed the click handler to resolve MainWindow from the clicked control.
Named the Settings ListBox and select the requested section through its SelectedIndex.
Strengthened the source/XAML regressions for native control type, interaction state, position, click route, and initial navigation.
Normalized the six changed C#/XAML files once to UTF-8 BOM and CRLF.
Parsed both affected XAML files and passed scoped git diff --check.
xmllint was unavailable; the XAML parse was performed with Python's standard XML parser instead.
Did not build, test, close, restart, or send CUA input to the user's running application.
Session: 2026-07-25 - Always-available AI Settings toolbar button
Status: complete
Located the exact toolbar position between AI Gen and Sessions.
Confirmed the existing Settings dialog route and the named AI Connections navigation item.
Selected an icon-only SettingsIcon button with localized tooltip/accessibility metadata and no availability binding.
Added an explicit Settings start section while retaining General as the default for all existing callers.
Added the new toolbar click path to AI Connections and localized its accessible label across all 12 locales.
Added focused XAML/source regression coverage.
Normalized the six changed C#/XAML files once to UTF-8 BOM and CRLF.
Built successfully with 0 warnings/errors and passed all 204 tests.
Started the rebuilt win-x64 application and verified the new toolbar cog is visible.
A rtk test -f path probe resolved to the wrong Windows executable; the already-successful exact rtk ls verification was used instead and the failed command shape was not repeated.
A live click-through was stopped when Computer Use detected user input in the app window; no further UI input was sent.
Session: 2026-07-22 - Settings persistence safety
Status: complete
Confirmed settings.json had been overwritten with defaults, empty favorites, and zero AI connections.
Traced the failure chain from non-atomic direct writes through catch-all default creation to the immediate startup locale save.
Added atomic settings writes, cross-process serialization, stale-file hash checks, three timestamped backup slots, corrupt/conflict preservation, and automatic backup recovery.
Separated AI manager synchronization errors from settings deserialization so a provider error cannot discard loaded settings.
Added three focused persistence tests for rotation, invalid-file recovery, and stale-writer rejection.
Added six further edge-case tests for invalid newest backups, no-backup recovery, orphaned temporary files, concurrent instances, abandoned mutex ownership, and the exact recovery-followed-by-locale-save regression.
Normalized the changed test file once, built 16 projects with 0 warnings/errors, passed all 198 tests, and passed all 9 focused persistence tests separately.
Session: 2026-07-22 - Final AI chat layout correction
Status: complete
Added an internal content-width converter so Flowery measures wrapped content within the visible bubble width.
Halved user-bubble padding to 8 px and adjusted its content-width subtraction to 16 px.
Moved user timestamps outside Flowery's clipped end-footer layout.
Unified Copy/Delete backgrounds as Ghost buttons and colored only the Delete glyph with DaisyErrorBrush.
Repeated real-app CUA validation until text, actions, timestamps, padding, and colors were all visibly correct.
Final build completed with 0 warnings/errors; all 189 tests passed.
Session: 2026-07-22 - AI chat internal bubble width correction
Phase 1: Correct diagnosis
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Compared the new screenshot with the implemented responsive binding.
Confirmed the outer DaisyChatBubble is narrower, but the Flowery control template's internal PART_Bubble still renders at its own width and is clipped at the right panel edge.
Expanded verification to include a real-app visual check through CUA after implementation.
Phase 2: Implement
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Added a view-local global descendant style targeting DaisyChatBubble /template/ Border#PART_Bubble.
Bound the internal border's MaxWidth to the ScrollViewer's Flowery responsive width.
Strengthened the XAML regression test to require the internal template-border style and binding.
Completed an intermediate 16-project build with 0 warnings/errors.
Session: 2026-07-22 - AI chat message usability
Phase 1: Inspect
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Recorded the screenshot defect: long user messages are clipped at the right edge instead of wrapping to the visible panel width.
Recorded the missing per-message UI actions: ordinary messages have neither a visible copy action nor a delete action.
Started tracing all role-specific templates and the existing copy command/clipboard path.
Phase 2: Implement
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Enabled Flowery's responsive-width calculation on the chat ScrollViewer and bound all five bubble variants to it.
Added one typed reusable message-action template containing visible copy and delete buttons.
Included that action surface in user, AI, error, cancelled, and success bubbles.
Added a per-message delete command that removes exactly the selected item and invokes the existing chat-change/persistence notification path.
Added XAML contract and viewmodel deletion regression coverage.
Completed an intermediate 16-project build with 0 warnings/errors, confirming the XAML bindings and reusable action template compile.
Phase 3: Verify
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Normalized the four changed C#/XAML files once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF.
Rebuilt all 16 projects with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Ran the full test suite successfully: 189 tests passed.
Reclassified the reported behavior: strip selection works, but loading the selected image takes roughly one to two seconds without visual feedback.
Started tracing the selection-to-editor load path and the main-image composition for a visual loading shade.
Phase 2: Implement
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Added a dedicated observable workspace-image loading state around thumbnail decoding and replacement.
Yielded at background dispatcher priority so the shade can render before the existing synchronous conversion begins.
Added a theme-aware shaded layer and centered indeterminate progress bar over only the main image area.
Added regression coverage for property notification and the XAML overlay contract.
Phase 3: Verify
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Normalized the two modified source/XAML files and the new test file once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF.
Built all 16 projects with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Ran the full suite successfully: 187 tests passed.
Verified source formatting and the scoped diff check.
Session: 2026-07-21 - AI chat clipboard lifecycle
Implementation and verification
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Moved text clipboard ownership to ImageConverterToolView, whose DataContext lifecycle already wires the remaining image-converter actions.
Replaced the fire-and-forget clipboard callback with a task-returning delegate and async commands for both whole-chat and single-message copy.
Awaited SetTextAsync and FlushAsync on the active TopLevel clipboard.
Added regression coverage for view wiring, complete error payload copying, and formatted whole-chat copying.
Normalized the five changed C# files to UTF-8 BOM and CRLF once.
Built all 16 projects with 0 warnings/errors and passed all 185 tests.
Session: 2026-07-21 - Sidebar Settings selection
Phase 1: Inspect
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Re-read repository, RTK, Avalonia, and planning guidance.
Traced Flowery sidebar selection and found that it persists settings before raising the app event.
Confirmed startup restores that persisted special item as if it were a normal tool.
Selected an app-side fix because this project currently consumes the NuGet package rather than the local Flowery source.
Added the requested per-connection Test Connection button and dirty-state Save enablement to the active implementation scope.
Session: 2026-07-21 - AI settings selection recovery
Phase 1: Inspect
Status: in progress
Actions taken:
Recorded the screenshot state: the saved connection card remains visible while the editor has no selection, and clicking the card cannot recover it.
Re-read repository, RTK, planning, and Avalonia constraints.
Carried forward the implemented but not yet built Settings cog button.
Traced the ListBox binding and save flow and identified the exact state mismatch: save hides the editor without clearing selection, after which clicking the already-selected object cannot raise another selection change.
Noted the related missing DisplayText notifications for edited connection name/provider/model values.
Confirmed there is no existing safe SettingsViewModel test harness and avoided tests that would touch the user's persisted settings.
Implemented post-save selection retention for edited and newly added connections.
Added DisplayText notifications for edited name, provider, and model values.
Added isolated regression tests for the save-state transition and list-card display notifications.
Built all 16 projects with 0 warnings/errors and passed all 177 tests before final normalization.
Normalized all 45 changed .cs, .csproj, and .axaml files once and verified their BOM/CRLF format.
Rebuilt the normalized tree with 0 warnings/errors and passed all 177 tests again.
Session: 2026-07-21 - Accessible AI error messages
Follow-up Phase 1: Inspect and design
Status: in progress
Actions taken:
Inspected the supplied screenshot and recorded that the provider JSON is horizontally clipped and has no visible copy action.
Re-read repository, RTK, planning, Avalonia TextBox, ScrollViewer, and UI-test guidance.
Confirmed that one active AI connection is not the cause of the inaccessible error presentation.
Located the exact panel, code-behind, message model, existing copy command, source-level regression test, and reusable copy control.
Determined that the plain-string DaisyChatBubble content does not wrap the provider JSON and that double-click copy is not discoverable.
Derived the active Flowery.NET 2.2.0 package location from project.assets.json and verified the configured local Flowery.NET source checkout.
Inspected the Flowery.NET source, control theme, and documentation; confirmed that nested wrapped content is the documented solution and that the bubble already limits width to 400 px.
Changed ordinary chat bubbles to wrapped TextBlock content, fixing the same clipping visible in the user's prompt.
Changed the error bubble to a wrapped, read-only, selectable TextBox with a 180 px maximum height and automatic vertical scrolling.
Added a visible Copy error action that delegates to the existing viewmodel command.
Added source-level regression coverage for wrapping, selection, scrolling, and the copy event binding.
Built all 16 solution projects successfully with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Ran the full suite successfully: 174 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
Performed the iteration's single BOM/CRLF normalization across all 43 changed .cs, .csproj, and .axaml files and verified every file.
Rebuilt the final normalized tree with 0 warnings/errors and reran all 174 tests successfully.
Session: 2026-07-21 - .NET 10 Windows x64 upgrade
Follow-up: AI chat without a loaded image
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Re-read repository, planning, and Avalonia command/binding constraints.
Added the text-to-image enablement regression to the active verification scope.
Inspected the send predicate and panel XAML, then continued upward because neither required a workspace image.
Confirmed the command predicate does not require an image and narrowed the actual image gate to the parent image-converter view.
Identified the exact parent IsEnabled binding that disables the entire panel and defined a view-level regression test.
Refined the design so the panel and connection selector are always usable, while the send command distinguishes text-to-image from image-analysis requirements.
Confirmed the generation request path is text-first and accepts no source image.
Confirmed the non-generation chat path also supports zero images; restricted the code change to the incorrect parent UI gate.
Removed the workspace-image IsEnabled binding and added a regression test.
First test form failed because full view construction occurred off Avalonia's owning dispatcher; changed the test to inspect the exact XAML invariant without UI-thread state.
Rebuilt successfully with 0 warnings/errors and passed all 173 tests with the deterministic XAML regression.
Performed the iteration's single BOM/CRLF normalization across 41 changed source/project/XAML files.
Completed the final post-normalization solution build and standalone AI build with 0 warnings/errors; all 173 tests passed.
Phase 1: Inventory and design
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Re-read repository, RTK, planning, and Avalonia skill instructions.
Started a new plan while preserving the preceding completed worktree changes.
Inventoried all 16 target frameworks, runtime settings, the authoritative app version, and current output size.
Confirmed that no RID/platform target is currently set and that the 982 MB runtime folder contains assets for many operating systems and CPU architectures.
Traced the largest native assets to SkiaSharp/HarfBuzz, Magick.NET, and OpenCvSharp.
Selected shared RID/platform properties rather than an output-folder workaround.
Confirmed that .NET 10 SDK 10.0.302 is installed and that the unpinned repository currently selects a .NET 11 preview SDK.
Located every remaining source/documentation reference to .NET 8 and app version 1.0.1.
Verified the Avalonia startup and test bootstrap currently use platform detection and selected explicit Win32 plus Skia initialization.
Inspected the actual Avalonia.Desktop package dependency entry and retained it because it supplies classic desktop lifetime support.
Files modified:
task_plan.md
findings.md
progress.md
Phase 2: Implementation
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Increased app/package version from 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 and assembly/file version to 1.0.2.0.
Changed all 16 projects to net10.0-windows.
Added repository-wide win-x64, x64, and Prefer32Bit=false properties.
Added global.json so the repository selects stable .NET SDK 10.0.302 instead of the installed .NET 11 preview.
Replaced Avalonia platform detection with explicit Win32 and Skia bootstrapping in the app and test initializer.
Updated README and changelog documentation.
Phase 3: Verification
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Restored the solution and standalone AI project successfully.
Recorded new .NET 10 NU1510 warnings for redundant framework package references before applying the targeted cleanup.
Built the solution successfully and recorded the single new .NET 10 PBKDF2 obsolescence warning for a behavior-preserving API migration.
Rebuilt the solution with 0 warnings and 0 errors after the PBKDF2 migration.
Ran tests once; all 172 were aborted by the same assembly-initialization error caused by missing HarfBuzz configuration in the explicit Windows bootstrap.
Added explicit HarfBuzz setup, rebuilt with 0 warnings/errors, and reran all 172 tests successfully.
Measured the new net10.0-windows/win-x64 output at 356 MB and verified it creates no multi-platform runtimes tree.
Verified representative executable/native binaries are x86-64 and no Linux, macOS, x86, arm64, or browser filenames appear in the new output.
Ran the single final BOM/CRLF normalization and verified all 39 changed .cs, .csproj, and .axaml files.
Attempted post-normalization build validation; it was blocked by an already-running app instance (PID 32488) locking the shared output.
Verified the blocking process belongs to the user and was launched from Total Commander; requested that it be closed rather than terminating it.
Rebuilt the standalone AI project after normalization with 0 warnings and 0 errors and verified generated runtime metadata targets .NET 10/win-x64.
Reran all 172 tests after normalization without rebuilding; all passed.
Confirmed PID 32488 is still running, so the final solution rebuild remains pending until the user closes the app.
Session: 2026-07-21
Phase 1: Requirements and discovery
Status: complete
Started: 2026-07-21
Actions taken:
Read repository instructions and applicable planning/Avalonia skills.
Ran planning session recovery; no prior planning files existed.
Captured the current warning locations and HF provider scope.
Verified HF chat, image-generation, authentication, and discovery contracts from official English Hugging Face documentation.
Files created/modified:
task_plan.md (created)
findings.md (created)
progress.md (created)
Phase 2: Technical design
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Selected OpenAI-compatible HF routing for chat and native HF task HTTP for images.
Selected separate chat/image model discovery with a merged UI catalog.
Confirmed the live model schemas and restricted image discovery to models served by HF Inference.
Identified token validation, custom-endpoint initialization, enum/defaults, model classification, and image-generation integration points.
Files created/modified:
findings.md
task_plan.md
Phase 3: Implementation
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Replaced both obsolete API calls with behavior-preserving current overloads.
Added HuggingFace to shared and desktop enums, defaults, provider lists, and factory routing.
Added live HF token validation and merged chat/HF-Inference image model discovery.
Added HF custom-endpoint chat routing and native text-to-image generation.
Added desktop tests for endpoint, default models, provider visibility, and image-model classification.
Ran an intermediate build: 0 warnings, 0 errors.
Updated the AI documentation and unreleased changelog.
Provider enums/configuration/managers, settings and image-assistant viewmodels
Warning call sites and AI tests
Phase 4: Verification
Status: complete
Actions taken:
Restored and built the solution successfully with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Confirmed OpenSourceToolkit.AI is omitted from the solution, restored/built it directly, fixed its missing System.StringComparison qualification, and rebuilt cleanly.
Ran the full solution test suite: 172 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
Normalized all changed .cs, .csproj, and .axaml files once to UTF-8 BOM with CRLF and verified all 27 applicable files.
Repeated the solution build, standalone AI build, and full solution tests after normalization; all remained clean.
Verified the obsolete OpenRouter/Gemini model IDs occur only in exclusion logic and regression tests, while Hugging Face is wired through both AI layers.
dotnet test OpenSourceToolkit.Net.sln --no-build --no-restore
All tests pass
180 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
Passed
Error Log
Timestamp
Error
Attempt
Resolution
2026-07-21
Combined HF patch used wrong SupportedProviders context
1
Patch was atomic and wrote nothing; retry split by file
2026-07-21
Standalone AI build failed with CS0103 for StringComparison
1
Qualified references with System.StringComparison and scheduled a targeted rebuild
2026-07-21
Import patch missed BOM-prefixed first line
1
Used method-body patch context instead
2026-07-21
Flowery 2.2.0 did not expose SelectItem publicly
1
Replaced it with public SelectedItem plus explicit persisted sidebar state
5-Question Reboot Check
Question
Answer
Where am I?
Follow-up complete
Where am I going?
Delivery to the user
What's the goal?
Keep Settings out of remembered navigation and complete connection editor actions
What have I learned?
See findings.md
What have I done?
Preserved the last content sidebar item, added Test Connection, made Save dirty-state aware, and completed a clean build plus 180 tests
AI error clipboard follow-up
Wired AiAssistantViewModel.CopyToClipboardAction from AiAssistantPanel.OnLoaded to the active Avalonia TopLevel clipboard.
Added regression coverage for the view wiring and complete error-payload forwarding.
Final solution build: 16 projects, 0 warnings, 0 errors.
Full solution tests: 182 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
OpenRouter Gemini image request follow-up
Replaced the AI Assistant's OpenRouter image path with the current dedicated /api/v1/images contract.
Added capability-aware mapping so Gemini 3.1 Flash Image receives resolution and aspect_ratio, while unsupported quality, chat-token, temperature, and modality fields are omitted.
Preserved optional image references through the unified API's input_references field.
Added focused payload regression tests.
Final solution build: 16 projects, 0 warnings, 0 errors.
Full solution tests: 184 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
Session: 2026-07-25 - Settings redesign
Phase 1: Analyze current UI and prototype
Status: in progress
Inspected the design prototype.
Read repository, RTK, planning, Avalonia binding/style/layout/accessibility/testing guidance, and the prior failed mixed-model-list report.
Established the required structure: persistent Settings navigation plus independent text-model and image-model sections and searches.
Confirmed relevant Settings XAML and viewmodel files are already modified and require hunk-level preservation.
Inspected the current diff and identified the mixed AutoCompleteBox experiment as superseded UI while preserving its underlying model classification and all unrelated connection/provider fixes.
Traced the current KI-Anbieter model-management contract and confirmed it must be split at the viewmodel level, not only restyled in XAML.
Chose an explicit left-navigation/page-state composition instead of assuming undocumented left-placement support in DaisyTabs.
Located the existing mixed-picker regression and localization blocks that need to be updated with the new contract.
Confirmed the provider manager intentionally persists one combined catalog; selected a viewmodel projection into separate text/image collections so existing provider and connection storage remains compatible.
Implemented independent text/image provider collections and query state while retaining the combined persisted catalog and existing add/reset operations.
Replaced the top Settings tabs with a persistent, keyboard-accessible left navigation and page visibility composition.
Rebuilt KI-Anbieter with separate text/image model cards, independent searches, typed rows, and per-section removal while retaining provider API/test/add/reset behavior.
Added the four new labels to every localization file and added focused XAML/filter regression coverage.
Loaded the CUA Windows workflow for real-app visual validation; no settings will be changed during the check.
Visually verified all Settings navigation pages, reset-button scope, .NET 10, and independent text filtering in the real app.
Corrected the provider-list accessibility name discovered during UIA inspection.
Re-ran the real app after the final build: image search filtered only the image collection, the text collection stayed unchanged, provider rows exposed their actual names, and the temporary query was cleared before closing.
Final corrected build passed with 0 warnings/errors; all 202 tests passed.
Prepared the three source/XAML files changed in this iteration for the required single final UTF-8 BOM/CRLF normalization.
Normalized the three iteration source/XAML files and verified UTF-8 BOM plus CRLF.
After the post-normalization test assertion correction introduced mixed line endings in the test file, restored that file to UTF-8 BOM plus CRLF and reverified all three files.
Final solution build passed: 16 projects, 0 warnings, 0 errors.
Session: 2026-07-25 - Provider model splitter and independent filters
Read the current provider model XAML, viewmodel projections, and focused Settings tests.
Confirmed the current search predicates use the correct collections, but both setters refresh both collections.
Confirmed the two model cards are in a StackPanel and the delete actions are shared buttons outside the rows.
Planned a three-row Grid with a real horizontal GridSplitter and per-row hover/focus delete actions beside each model name.
Implemented a bounded two-row model area with a real row GridSplitter.
Split text and image query setters into collection-specific refresh paths.
Replaced shared side delete buttons with per-row DaisyButtons immediately beside each model ID.
Added hover and focus-within styles plus a thin code-behind dispatcher that executes the existing persisted removal command for the tagged model.
Added localized splitter accessibility text in all 12 locale files and focused regression assertions.
Critical review completed across bindings, filter isolation, splitter layout, hover/hit-testing, accessibility, styling, and persistence side effects.
Full build completed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 13 focused Settings tests passed.
The full 207-test run had one unrelated ToolkitLocalization_CultureChanged_FiresEvent failure; that exact test passed when rerun in isolation.
Started the current win-x64 application output at the user's request without monitoring or CUA.
Enabled the existing connection-required KI-Gen tooltip on the disabled button and added a focused XAML regression assertion.
Corrected delete-button hover color and application-wide tooltip contrast with dynamic Daisy resources.
The first rebuild was blocked by the previously launched process; after the user closed it, the build passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
Focused AI Assistant and Settings tests passed: 23/23.
Full suite result: 207/208; only the known order-dependent localization event test failed.
Started the current win-x64 output without monitoring or CUA.
Began the connection model picker follow-up: confirmed the existing free-text AutoCompleteBox/data source and identified popup opening/height as the missing behavior.
Added the required empty-name error-border requirement to the same connection editor iteration.
Session: 2026-07-26 - Codex connection type and connection-test state
Added Codex as a distinct connection provider while retaining OpenAI as the API provider.
Routed Assistant subscription turns by the selected Codex connection and its selected subscription model.
Hid API-only connection fields for Codex.
Made API connection testing depend on an effective global or connection key, with keyless local-provider support.
Hid the Codex test action while signed out and exposed it while authenticated.
Added focused Settings regressions.
Final Release build against the local LLMTornado fork passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors.
All 26 focused Settings connection tests passed.
Real UI validation confirmed the disabled/enabled API states and the authenticated Codex state; all temporary editor values were discarded.
Left the current Release application open without monitoring.