Added comprehensive command scheduling system:
Backend:
- New scheduled_commands database table
- Scheduler processor runs every minute
- Support for three schedule types: interval, hourly, daily
- calculateNextRun() function for intelligent scheduling
- API endpoints: GET, POST, PUT (toggle), DELETE
- Executions automatically created and tracked
- Enable/disable schedules without deleting
Frontend:
- New Scheduler tab in navigation
- Create Schedule modal with worker selection
- Dynamic schedule input based on type
- Schedule list showing status, next/last run times
- Enable/Disable toggle for each schedule
- Delete schedule functionality
- Terminal-themed scheduler UI
- Integration with existing worker and execution systems
Schedule Types:
- Interval: Every X minutes (e.g., 30 for every 30 min)
- Hourly: Every X hours (e.g., 2 for every 2 hours)
- Daily: At specific time (e.g., 03:00 for 3 AM daily)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added powerful execution comparison and diff view:
- Compare Mode toggle button in executions tab
- Multi-select up to 5 executions for comparison
- Visual selection indicators with checkmarks
- Comparison modal with summary table (status, duration, timestamps)
- Side-by-side output view for all selected executions
- Line-by-line diff analysis for 2-execution comparisons
- Highlights identical vs. different lines
- Shows identical/different line counts
- Color-coded diff (green for exec 1, amber for exec 2)
- Perfect for comparing same command across workers
- Terminal-themed comparison UI
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added comprehensive search and filtering for execution history:
- Search bar to filter by command text, execution ID, or workflow name
- Status filter dropdown (All, Running, Completed, Failed, Waiting)
- Real-time client-side filtering as user types
- Filter statistics showing X of Y executions
- Clear Filters button to reset all filters
- Extracts command text from logs for quick command searches
- Maintains all executions in memory for instant filtering
- Terminal-themed filter UI matching existing aesthetic
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added ability to execute commands on multiple workers simultaneously:
- Added execution mode selector (Single/Multiple Workers)
- Multi-worker mode with checkbox list for worker selection
- Helper buttons: Select All, Online Only, Clear All
- Sequential execution across selected workers
- Results summary showing success/fail count per worker
- Updated command history to track multi-worker executions
- Terminal beep feedback based on overall success/failure
- Maintained backward compatibility with single worker mode
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Handle new pagination response format (data.executions vs data)
- Request up to 1000 executions to ensure all are checked
- Track successful deletions count
- Use terminal notification instead of alert
- Better error handling for individual delete failures
Fixes regression from Phase 5 pagination changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Added blinking terminal cursor animation
- Smooth hover effects for execution/worker/workflow items
- Hover animation: background highlight + border expand + slide
- Loading pulse animation for loading states
- Slide-in animation for log entries
- Terminal beep sound using Web Audio API (different tones for success/error)
- Real-time terminal notifications for command completion
- Toast-style notifications with green glow effects
- Auto-dismiss after 3 seconds with fade-out
- Visual and audio feedback for user actions
Sound features:
- 800Hz tone for success (higher pitch)
- 200Hz tone for errors (lower pitch)
- 440Hz tone for info (standard A note)
- 100ms duration, exponential fade-out
- Graceful fallback if Web Audio API not supported
Notification features:
- Fixed position top-right
- Terminal-themed styling with glow
- Color-coded: green for success, red for errors
- Icons: ✓ success, ✗ error, ℹ info
- Smooth animations (slide-in, fade-out)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
Server-side:
- Added automatic cleanup of old executions (runs daily)
- Configurable retention period via EXECUTION_RETENTION_DAYS env var (default: 30 days)
- Cleanup runs on server startup and every 24 hours
- Only cleans completed/failed executions, keeps running ones
- Added pagination support to /api/executions endpoint
- Returns total count, limit, offset, and hasMore flag
Client-side:
- Implemented "Load More" button for execution pagination
- Loads 50 executions at a time
- Appends additional executions when "Load More" clicked
- Shows total execution count info
- Backward compatible with old API format
Benefits:
- Automatic database maintenance
- Prevents execution table from growing indefinitely
- Better performance with large execution histories
- User can browse all executions via pagination
- Configurable retention policy per deployment
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Added "Re-run Command" button to execution details modal
- Added "Download Logs" button to export execution data as JSON
- Re-run automatically switches to Quick Command tab and pre-fills form
- Download includes all execution metadata and logs
- Buttons only show for applicable execution types
- Terminal-themed button styling
Features:
- Re-run: Quickly repeat a previous command on same worker
- Download: Export execution logs for auditing/debugging
- JSON format includes: execution_id, status, timestamps, logs
- Filename includes execution ID and date for easy organization
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Added command templates modal with 12 common system commands
- Added command history tracking (stored in localStorage)
- History saves last 50 commands with timestamp and worker name
- Template categories: system info, disk/memory, network, Docker, logs
- Click templates to auto-fill command field
- Click history items to reuse previous commands
- Terminal-themed modals with green/amber styling
- History persists across browser sessions
Templates included:
- System: uname, uptime, CPU info, processes
- Resources: df -h, free -h, memory usage
- Network: ip addr, active connections
- Docker: container list
- Logs: syslog tail, who is logged in, last logins
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Show worker system metrics in dashboard and worker list
- Display CPU cores, memory usage, load average, uptime
- Added formatBytes() to display memory in human-readable format
- Added formatUptime() to show uptime as days/hours/minutes
- Added getTimeAgo() to show relative last-seen time
- Improved worker list with detailed metadata panel
- Show active tasks vs max concurrent tasks
- Terminal-themed styling for metadata display
- Amber labels for metadata fields
Benefits:
- See worker health at a glance
- Monitor resource usage (CPU, RAM, load)
- Track worker activity (active tasks)
- Better operational visibility
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Added formatLogEntry() function to parse and format log entries
- Replaced raw JSON display with readable formatted logs
- Added specific formatting for command_sent and command_result logs
- Show timestamp, status, duration, stdout/stderr in organized layout
- Color-coded success (green) and failure (red) states
- Added scrollable output sections with max-height
- Syntax highlighting for command code blocks
- Terminal-themed styling with green/amber colors
Benefits:
- Much easier to read execution logs
- Clear visual distinction between sent/result logs
- Professional terminal aesthetic maintained
- Better UX for debugging command execution
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changes:
- Create execution record in database when quick command is sent
- Store initial log entry with command details
- Broadcast execution_started event to update UI
- Display quick commands as "[Quick Command]" in execution list
- Fix worker communication to properly track all executions
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
