assist v0.200
Web UI polish, session summarise, prompt analyzer
The web dashboard got most of the attention today. I added run command execution and a retry button for failed run sessions, so I can trigger and re-trigger commands from the browser instead of dropping back to the terminal. Phase rewind landed in the backlog web view too, mirroring the CLI command. I also made assist with no arguments default to opening the sessions dashboard, and added hover states to card buttons so it’s clearer what’s clickable.
On the CLI side, I built a prompt frequency analyzer for spotting which prompts I type most often — useful for figuring out what to turn into skills or aliases — and a session summarise command for capturing what a session accomplished. Suffix matching for assist run now resolves partial names and shows candidates on ambiguity.
A cluster of fixes: cli-hook check was failing to parse PowerShell $null redirects, the caveman skill prefix needed removing after a rename, seq query timestamp filtering was silently dropping filters and lacked relative-time support, and cross-platform browser-open was misbehaving when the dashboard tried to pop the session URL.