v0.28.387 DEV Test Plan

Version under test: ZigShell v0.28.387 [DEV].

Stable was not replaced for this test pass. Use disposable tmux sessions for destructive checks.

Fast Pass Order

First test browser and focus regressions: Edge frame leak, Alt+Tab, external links, and Ctrl+O.
Then test tmux lifecycle features, using disposable sessions only.
Then test name/agent sync, inbox/activity indicators, and Ctrl+K utilities.
If a bug appears, copy shell diagnostics immediately while the bad state is visible.

Edge frame leak fix
Open a browser pane, then Alt+Tab or minimize ZigShell to another app. Move and click where the Edge mask used to remain.
Expected: no ZigShell/Edge overlay remains on top of the other app, and the first click works.
Alt+Tab focus fix
Alt+Tab from ZigShell to several other apps repeatedly, from both shell focus and browser focus.
Expected: ZigShell does not steal focus back and does not require a second Alt+Tab.
External links stay outside ZigShell
Click a YouTube, Beeper, Slack, or other external-app link while a ZigShell browser pane exists in the background.
Expected: the link opens in a normal browser window, not inside a random ZigShell browser pane.
Ctrl+O opens in the current browser pane
In a shell with a browser pane, show a URL in the visible buffer, press Ctrl+O, and pick the URL.
Expected: the URL opens in that shell’s docked browser pane, not in normal Edge.

Browser pane default size
Open a fresh shell with a browser pane.
Expected: the browser starts wider than before, about 65 percent browser / 35 percent shell.
Per-session browser width
Resize the browser pane in one session, switch to another session, then return.
Expected: each session keeps its own browser width; resizing one session does not change all others.
Browser pane appears reliably
Switch between sessions with browser panes and reopen browser panes after shell switches.
Expected: the browser pane appears without requiring a resize or switch-away/switch-back workaround.
Browser active border / focus border
Click the shell, then the browser, then the shell again.
Expected: the focus border is neutral/white, visually aligned, and not out of bounds.
Edge controls shield
Hover near Edge minimize, maximize, and close controls inside the docked browser pane.
Expected: the shield does not show hover artifacts or leak over other applications.

End tmux session from Ctrl+K - disposable only
On a disposable tmux tab, use Ctrl+K -> End tmux session.
Expected: the remote tmux session is killed, the local tab closes, and Ctrl+Shift+T does not reopen the dead target.
End tmux session from tab context menu - disposable only
On a disposable tmux tab, open the tab context menu and choose End tmux session.
Expected: same behavior as Ctrl+K -> End tmux session.
Ctrl+Shift+W destructive close - disposable only
On a disposable tmux tab, press Ctrl+Shift+W.
Expected: it uses the same destructive End tmux session path, not a stale duplicate close path.
Archive / restore session
Archive a disposable Claude/tmux tab, then restore it from the archived list.
Expected: restore works, and a failed restore does not delete the archive entry.
Remind Me
On a disposable Claude/tmux tab, use Ctrl+K -> Remind Me, then set a short due time such as 1m.
Expected: the local tab disappears, the remote tmux session and its running process remain alive, and ZigShell reattaches it when due. Ctrl+K -> Reminders can reattach it early.

Codex icon detection
In a Codex tab, mention Claude in conversation text.
Expected: the tab still shows Codex identity; incidental Claude text does not flip the agent icon.
Codex title syncing
Rename or retitle a Codex session.
Expected: ZigShell adopts the meaningful name, not generic Codex, OpenAI Codex, or a tmux prefix.
Sync Tab/Tmux/Agent Name
Use Ctrl+K -> Sync Tab/Tmux/Agent Name on a Claude or Codex tmux tab.
Expected: the current agent rename, tmux name, and ZigShell tab name align where supported.
Rename tab sync
Use Ctrl+K -> Rename tab or the equivalent rename flow.
Expected: the chosen name propagates to the ZigShell tab, tmux, and agent where supported.
No unwanted tmux prefix
Inspect renamed sessions and semantic session names.
Expected: the visible tab title does not gain an unwanted hypertasks-N prefix when a better name exists.

Blue dot behavior
Let an inactive Claude or Codex session finish and wait for attention detection.
Expected: a blue dot appears only when the session likely needs input, not randomly on idle tabs.
Spinner behavior
Start real activity, then wait after it stops.
Expected: the spinner appears during activity and clears afterward; no forever spinner remains on idle sessions.
Archived inbox threads
Archive an inbox item, then let background activity happen.
Expected: spinner-only activity does not bring it back; a real needs-input blue dot does.
Inbox preview cleanup
Open Inbox and inspect preview lines for Codex and Claude sessions.
Expected: previews show useful conversation text, not tmux footers, status rows, or prompt chrome.
Inbox/browser overlap
Open the Inbox while a browser pane is visible.
Expected: browser panes hide behind the Inbox; no browser pane bleeds through the overlay.

Snippets
Use Ctrl+K -> Create Snippet, save a small snippet, then use Ctrl+; and Ctrl+K -> Use Snippets.
Expected: the snippet pastes into the shell and persists after a DEV restart.
Picker wrap-around
In the Ctrl+O URL picker, Changelog, Inbox, Reminders, and Snippets, press Down past the last row and Up before the first row.
Expected: selection wraps cleanly instead of stopping.
Taskbar New Window
Right-click the ZigShell taskbar icon and choose New Window.
Expected: a fresh blank workspace/window appears instead of duplicating restored workspaces.
Ctrl+K Codex tmux launcher
From a remote tmux tab in a project folder, use the Ctrl+K action to start a new Codex tmux session.
Expected: a new tab opens on the same VPS/path running Codex.
Copy shell diagnostic data
Use Ctrl+K -> Copy shell diagnostic data on a selected session.
Expected: the clipboard contains version, workspace, shell identity, tmux/session binding, activity, agent, and browser data.

DEV version check
Confirm the title bar says ZigShell v0.28.387 [DEV].
Expected: this test plan is run against DEV, not stable.
Browser reconnect
Disable or close a browser pane, then reconnect/open it from the current shell.
Expected: the browser binds back to the correct session and does not float as a separate broken window.
Workspace/session restore sanity
Restart DEV after non-destructive tests.
Expected: workspaces and sessions restore with correct names, order, browser state, and no lost tmux association.
Shell diagnostics match UI
For any phantom spinner, blue dot, or name bug, copy shell diagnostics while the bug is visible.
Expected: diagnostics expose activity, needs_attention_blue_dot, name_source, visible_title, tmux_session, ai_agent, and browser binding data.

Use this shape when reporting failures:

Feature:
What happened:
Expected:
Workspace:
Session title:
Diagnostics copied: yes / no
Screenshot/video: