daemon: call reconcile_window_names() each tick#12
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reconcile_window_names() relabels any window running claude to its cwd basename, but it was dead code — defined in agent_manager.py and never invoked. The only rename path was start_agent() (the dashboard Start button), so a claude session started/resumed by hand in tmux kept its stale window name and showed wrong in the sidebar. Wire it into the cmd_run() daemon loop right after scheduler.tick(). It's idempotent (acts only on a name mismatch) and wrapped so a tmux hiccup can't take down the loop. Logs only when it actually renames. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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reconcile_window_names() relabels any window running claude to its cwd basename, but it was dead code — defined in agent_manager.py and never invoked. The only rename path was start_agent() (the dashboard Start button), so a claude session started/resumed by hand in tmux kept its stale window name and showed wrong in the sidebar. Wire it into the cmd_run() daemon loop right after scheduler.tick(). It's idempotent (acts only on a name mismatch) and wrapped so a tmux hiccup can't take down the loop. Logs only when it actually renames. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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reconcile_window_names() relabels any window running claude to its cwd basename, but it was dead code — defined in agent_manager.py and never invoked. The only rename path was start_agent() (the dashboard Start button), so a claude session started/resumed by hand in tmux kept its stale window name and showed wrong in the sidebar. Wire it into the cmd_run() daemon loop right after scheduler.tick(). It's idempotent (acts only on a name mismatch) and wrapped so a tmux hiccup can't take down the loop. Logs only when it actually renames. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
reconcile_window_names()(inchela/agent_manager.py) relabels any tmux window runningclaudeto its cwd basename — but it was dead code: defined and tested in isolation, yet never invoked by the daemon. The only code path that renamed a window wasstart_agent()(the dashboard Start button).Consequence: a
claudesession started or resumed by hand inside a tmux window kept its stale window name, so the dashboard sidebar showed the wrong label (e.g. a window resumed in~/stayedresearcherinstead of becomingec2-user).Fix
Wire
reconcile_window_names()into thecmd_run()daemon loop, right afterscheduler.tick():Verification
pytest: 16/16 pass.researcherrunningclaudein~/→ reconciled toec2-userwithin one poll cycle, logged once, then stayed put (confirmed no repeat-rename spam).🤖 Generated with Claude Code