Nine UX bugs surfaced from a real two-session interconnect smoke
test, shipped together.
Self-identity is visible
- peer list now shows the caller as (this session), sorted to top.
Daemon path resolves session pubkey via /v1/sessions/me so
isThisSession is set correctly warm.
- whoami shows session pubkey, session id, mesh, role, groups, cwd,
pid when run inside a launched session.
Sibling-session disambiguation
- peer list rows carry sid:<short> tag so visually-identical rows
can be told apart at a glance.
Daemon hidden by default
- claudemesh-daemon presence rows hidden from peer list by default.
--all opts back in. Header shows N daemon hidden when applicable.
--self flag works end-to-end
- Argv parser was greedy: --self ate the next arg as its value.
BOOLEAN_FLAGS set in cli/argv.ts now lists known no-value switches.
- message send subcommand now passes self through (only legacy send
was wired before).
- Help text lists --self.
Member-pubkey fan-out
- Sending to your own member pubkey with --self now resolves to every
connected sibling session and sends one message per recipient.
Required because the broker drain matches target_spec only against
full session pubkeys; member-pubkey sends queued but never drained.
Broker welcome at launch
- After the launch banner, one line confirms WS state, peer count,
and unread inbox count. Best-effort — falls back gracefully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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