feat(cli): group icon/color flags and a new update-group verb - #1427
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Adds end-to-end CLI management of group appearance and hierarchy so a bootstrap script or CI job can reproduce a workspace's group layout without anyone clicking through the desktop UI. - `create-group` takes `--icon` and `--color`, and now resolves `--parent` through `resolveGroupId` like every other group verb. - New `update-group <group-id>`: `--name`, `--emoji`, `--icon`, `--color`, `--parent`, plus explicit `--clear-emoji` / `--clear-icon` / `--clear-color` / `--clear-parent`. `rename-group` stays for backward compatibility. - `list groups --json` reports `icon` and `color` alongside `parentGroupId`. Writes are verified by reading `maestro-groups.json` back and comparing against the request, rather than trusting the desktop's ack. That is one check for a version mismatch, a silently ignored field, and a clear that did not take. The renderer flushes the group list to disk before acking so the readback is not racing the store's effect-driven persistence - same reasoning as the remote session-rename handler beside it. `src/shared/groupAppearance.ts` is the one UI-independent catalog of icon IDs and label colors, plus the normalization and validation over them. The renderer's picker now sources its IDs from it and keeps only the icon-ID -> Lucide mapping. Validation runs at the WebSocket boundary too, not just in the CLI, so a client writing straight to the socket cannot persist an icon the picker is unable to draw. Closes #1276
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds end-to-end group icon, color, and hierarchy management. The change adds shared validation, CLI create/update support, WebSocket and IPC transport, renderer persistence, JSON output, tests, and documentation. ChangesGroup appearance and hierarchy
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds CLI management for group appearance and hierarchy, but the current implementation can report success when metadata is not persisted, silently omit whitespace-only appearance inputs while applying other fields, or fail abnormally during readback. Automation could therefore believe a workspace layout was applied when it was not, so these bounded correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant WebSocketMessageHandler
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participant GroupStorage
CLI->>WebSocketMessageHandler: send normalized group request
WebSocketMessageHandler->>CallbackRegistry: validate and forward request
CallbackRegistry->>PreloadIPC: send group update
PreloadIPC->>Renderer: apply appearance or hierarchy change
Renderer->>GroupStorage: persist updated groups
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes implement the linked objectives for create-group appearance options, update-group operations, clearing, hierarchy, shared validation, normalization, persistence readback, JSON output, transport plumbing, documentation, and tests. Existing rename-group compatibility is preserved. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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Greptile SummaryThe PR adds CLI creation and updating of group appearance and hierarchy, threading validated requests through WebSocket, IPC, preload, and renderer persistence.
Confidence Score: 3/5The PR should not merge until remote group creation stops persisting duplicate entries and failed persistence is propagated instead of acknowledged as success. The renderer’s new flush path constructs an incorrect create payload and suppresses the persistence API’s failure signal, allowing malformed or non-durable group state to be reported as successfully written. Files Needing Attention: src/renderer/hooks/remote/useAppRemoteEventListeners.ts Important Files Changed
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participant CLI as maestro-cli
participant WS as WebSocket handler
participant Main as Main process / IPC
participant Renderer
participant Store as maestro-groups.json
CLI->>WS: create_group / update_group
WS->>WS: Validate and normalize
WS->>Main: Invoke registered callback
Main->>Renderer: remote:createGroup / remote:updateGroup
Renderer->>Renderer: Update group state
Renderer->>Store: groups:setAll
Store-->>Renderer: true / false
Renderer-->>Main: Acknowledge result
Main-->>WS: Typed result
WS-->>CLI: Success response
CLI->>Store: Read back and verify
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Every successful remote creation adds newGroup to the synchronous store and then appends it again when constructing the persistence payload, causing the immediate maestro-groups.json write to contain two entries with the same group ID.
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| await flushGroupsToDisk([...useSessionStore.getState().groups, newGroup]); | |
| await flushGroupsToDisk(useSessionStore.getState().groups); |
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| async function flushGroupsToDisk(groups: Group[]): Promise<void> { | ||
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| await window.maestro.groups.setAll(groups); | ||
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| logger.error('[Remote] Failed to persist group change:', undefined, error); | ||
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When groupsStore.set fails, groups:setAll resolves false, but this helper ignores that result and also swallows rejections; the create and update handlers therefore acknowledge an unpersisted change as successful, leaving direct WebSocket clients with false success and allowing the in-memory change to disappear after restart.
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In `@src/__tests__/main/preload/process/groupCrudRemote.test.ts`:
- Around line 53-60: Update the legacy IPC test around registerFor and
remote:createGroup to call fire with the five-argument layout, omitting
appearance so response-channel is the fifth argument; verify the handler passes
an empty appearance object and that value as responseChannel to the callback.
In `@src/cli/services/group-appearance.ts`:
- Around line 1-11: Do not add the requested meta-commentary or assumptions
statement. Keep the implementation focused on the persistence workflow around
verifyPersistedGroup, preserving the existing read-back verification of stored
group appearance values after desktop acknowledgment.
- Around line 88-89: Update describePersistedGroup and its callers
createGroup/updateGroup to avoid an uncaught second readGroups failure: reuse
the group returned by verifyPersistedGroup’s readback when possible, or catch
describePersistedGroup read failures and route them through failCommand so
normal and JSON command error behavior is preserved.
In `@src/renderer/hooks/remote/useAppRemoteEventListeners.ts`:
- Around line 59-64: The flushGroupsToDisk function currently swallows
persistence failures, allowing create and update handlers to report success
despite unsaved group changes. Change flushGroupsToDisk to return a
success/failure result, have its callers propagate failure responses when
groups.setAll rejects, and roll back or avoid the corresponding in-memory
mutation on failure.
- Around line 1833-1834: In the group-update flow, create a single nextGroups
snapshot by appending newGroup to the current groups before calling setGroups.
Pass that same nextGroups value to both setGroups and flushGroupsToDisk so
groups:setAll receives each group only once.
In `@src/shared/groupAppearance.ts`:
- Around line 132-165: Update the appearance validation flow around emoji, icon,
and color to reject any explicitly supplied value whose trimmed result is empty,
rather than silently omitting it. Preserve existing normalization and validation
for nonblank values, and add coverage for blank emoji, icon, and color combined
with another valid update field.
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| it('substitutes an empty appearance when an older main process omits it', () => { | ||
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| registeredHandler!({}, 'Project', '📁', 'company', 'response-channel'); | ||
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Exercise the actual legacy IPC argument layout.
Call fire({}, 'Project', '📁', 'company', 'response-channel'). The handler must treat the fifth IPC argument as responseChannel and pass {} as appearance.
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In `@src/__tests__/main/preload/process/groupCrudRemote.test.ts` around lines 53 -
60, Update the legacy IPC test around registerFor and remote:createGroup to call
fire with the five-argument layout, omitting appearance so response-channel is
the fifth argument; verify the handler passes an empty appearance object and
that value as responseChannel to the callback.
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| // Shared plumbing for the CLI verbs that write group appearance | ||
| // (`create-group`, `update-group`). | ||
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| // The important piece here is `verifyPersistedGroup`. The desktop answers | ||
| // `{ success: true }` as soon as the renderer accepted the message, and an | ||
| // older desktop that does not know the `icon` / `color` fields accepts the | ||
| // message and drops them - reporting success for a change that never happened. | ||
| // So after every write we read `maestro-groups.json` back and compare the | ||
| // stored values against what was asked for. That catches a version mismatch, a | ||
| // silently ignored field, and a clear that did not take, all with one check, | ||
| // and it does not rely on the desktop echoing anything back to us. |
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State the implementation assumptions.
This non-trivial persistence workflow does not state assumptions in the required format. Lines 4-11 depend on desktop acknowledgment ordering and persisted name normalization. Add the required Assumptions: 1) ..., 2) .... Correct me now or I proceed. statement before proceeding.
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In `@src/cli/services/group-appearance.ts` around lines 1 - 11, Do not add the
requested meta-commentary or assumptions statement. Keep the implementation
focused on the persistence workflow around verifyPersistedGroup, preserving the
existing read-back verification of stored group appearance values after desktop
acknowledgment.
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| export function describePersistedGroup(groupId: string): Partial<Group> { | ||
| const stored = readGroups().find((group) => group.id === groupId); |
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Avoid an unhandled second storage read.
verifyPersistedGroup() catches readGroups() failures. describePersistedGroup() reads the same storage again without a catch. If that second read fails, createGroup() and updateGroup() reject after a successful write instead of returning their normal command error, including in JSON mode. Return the verified group from the readback path, or route this read failure through failCommand.
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In `@src/cli/services/group-appearance.ts` around lines 88 - 89, Update
describePersistedGroup and its callers createGroup/updateGroup to avoid an
uncaught second readGroups failure: reuse the group returned by
verifyPersistedGroup’s readback when possible, or catch describePersistedGroup
read failures and route them through failCommand so normal and JSON command
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| async function flushGroupsToDisk(groups: Group[]): Promise<void> { | ||
| try { | ||
| await window.maestro.groups.setAll(groups); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| logger.error('[Remote] Failed to persist group change:', undefined, error); | ||
| } |
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Do not acknowledge a group change when persistence fails.
Line 62 catches a groups.setAll failure. The create and update handlers then send a successful response. A restart can restore the old group data after the caller received success.
Return a failure result from flushGroupsToDisk. If persistence fails, respond with failure and roll back or avoid the in-memory mutation.
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In `@src/renderer/hooks/remote/useAppRemoteEventListeners.ts` around lines 59 -
64, The flushGroupsToDisk function currently swallows persistence failures,
allowing create and update handlers to report success despite unsaved group
changes. Change flushGroupsToDisk to return a success/failure result, have its
callers propagate failure responses when groups.setAll rejects, and roll back or
avoid the corresponding in-memory mutation on failure.
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| setGroups((prev: Group[]) => [...prev, newGroup]); | ||
| await flushGroupsToDisk([...useSessionStore.getState().groups, newGroup]); |
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Persist one group snapshot.
setGroups updates the store synchronously, so the next line appends newGroup to a list that already contains it. This sends duplicate IDs to groups:setAll.
Build nextGroups before calling setGroups, then pass nextGroups to both calls.
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In `@src/renderer/hooks/remote/useAppRemoteEventListeners.ts` around lines 1833 -
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newGroup to the current groups before calling setGroups. Pass that same
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| error: 'Use either --emoji or --icon, not both (a group shows one or the other)', | ||
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| const value: GroupAppearance = {}; | ||
| if (emoji) value.emoji = emoji; | ||
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| const icon = normalizeGroupIconId(iconRaw); | ||
| if (!icon) { | ||
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| error: `Unknown icon "${iconRaw}". Built-in icons: ${describeGroupIconIds()}. Plugin icons use a namespaced id like my-plugin/my-pack/my-icon.`, | ||
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| value.icon = icon; | ||
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| const color = normalizeGroupColor(colorRaw); | ||
| if (!color) { | ||
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| error: `Invalid color "${colorRaw}". Use a #RRGGBB hex value (for example ${GROUP_LABEL_COLORS[0].value}) or a plugin color id like my-plugin/my-pack/my-color.`, | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
| value.color = color; |
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Reject explicitly supplied blank appearance fields.
A whitespace-only emoji, icon, or color becomes absent here. For example, validateGroupUpdate({ name: 'New name', color: ' ' }) succeeds and persists the name. The invalid color is silently dropped.
Reject a supplied appearance field when its trimmed value is empty. Add tests for a blank emoji, icon, and color combined with another valid update field.
Proposed fix
export function validateGroupAppearance(input: GroupAppearanceInput): GroupAppearanceValidation {
const emoji = input.emoji?.trim();
const iconRaw = input.icon?.trim();
const colorRaw = input.color?.trim();
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+ if (input.emoji !== undefined && !emoji) {
+ return { ok: false, error: 'Group emoji must not be empty' };
+ }
+ if (input.icon !== undefined && !iconRaw) {
+ return { ok: false, error: 'Group icon must not be empty' };
+ }
+ if (input.color !== undefined && !colorRaw) {
+ return { ok: false, error: 'Group color must not be empty' };
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| const emoji = input.emoji?.trim(); | |
| const iconRaw = input.icon?.trim(); | |
| const colorRaw = input.color?.trim(); | |
| if (emoji && iconRaw) { | |
| return { | |
| ok: false, | |
| error: 'Use either --emoji or --icon, not both (a group shows one or the other)', | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| const value: GroupAppearance = {}; | |
| if (emoji) value.emoji = emoji; | |
| if (iconRaw) { | |
| const icon = normalizeGroupIconId(iconRaw); | |
| if (!icon) { | |
| return { | |
| ok: false, | |
| error: `Unknown icon "${iconRaw}". Built-in icons: ${describeGroupIconIds()}. Plugin icons use a namespaced id like my-plugin/my-pack/my-icon.`, | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| value.icon = icon; | |
| } | |
| if (colorRaw) { | |
| const color = normalizeGroupColor(colorRaw); | |
| if (!color) { | |
| return { | |
| ok: false, | |
| error: `Invalid color "${colorRaw}". Use a #RRGGBB hex value (for example ${GROUP_LABEL_COLORS[0].value}) or a plugin color id like my-plugin/my-pack/my-color.`, | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| value.color = color; | |
| const emoji = input.emoji?.trim(); | |
| const iconRaw = input.icon?.trim(); | |
| const colorRaw = input.color?.trim(); | |
| if (input.emoji !== undefined && !emoji) { | |
| return { ok: false, error: 'Group emoji must not be empty' }; | |
| } | |
| if (input.icon !== undefined && !iconRaw) { | |
| return { ok: false, error: 'Group icon must not be empty' }; | |
| } | |
| if (input.color !== undefined && !colorRaw) { | |
| return { ok: false, error: 'Group color must not be empty' }; | |
| } | |
| if (emoji && iconRaw) { | |
| return { | |
| ok: false, | |
| error: 'Use either --emoji or --icon, not both (a group shows one or the other)', | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| const value: GroupAppearance = {}; | |
| if (emoji) value.emoji = emoji; | |
| if (iconRaw) { | |
| const icon = normalizeGroupIconId(iconRaw); | |
| if (!icon) { | |
| return { | |
| ok: false, | |
| error: `Unknown icon "${iconRaw}". Built-in icons: ${describeGroupIconIds()}. Plugin icons use a namespaced id like my-plugin/my-pack/my-icon.`, | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| value.icon = icon; | |
| } | |
| if (colorRaw) { | |
| const color = normalizeGroupColor(colorRaw); | |
| if (!color) { | |
| return { | |
| ok: false, | |
| error: `Invalid color "${colorRaw}". Use a #RRGGBB hex value (for example ${GROUP_LABEL_COLORS[0].value}) or a plugin color id like my-plugin/my-pack/my-color.`, | |
| }; | |
| } | |
| value.color = color; |
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In `@src/shared/groupAppearance.ts` around lines 132 - 165, Update the appearance
validation flow around emoji, icon, and color to reject any explicitly supplied
value whose trimmed result is empty, rather than silently omitting it. Preserve
existing normalization and validation for nonblank values, and add coverage for
blank emoji, icon, and color combined with another valid update field.
setGroups is a synchronous zustand setter bound from useSessionStore.getState(), so the store already holds newGroup by the time the flush payload is built. Appending it again put two entries with the same id into maestro-groups.json until the next persistence effect overwrote them. Read the store back instead.
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Summary
Adds end-to-end CLI management of group appearance and hierarchy (#1276), so a bootstrap script or CI job can reproduce a workspace's group layout without anyone clicking through the desktop UI.
create-groupgains--iconand--color, and now resolves--parentthroughresolveGroupIdlike every other group verb (a partial ID used to fail with a generic "failed to create group").update-group <group-id>:--name,--emoji,--icon,--color,--parent, plus explicit--clear-emoji/--clear-icon/--clear-color/--clear-parent. Clearing--parentpromotes the group to the top level.rename-groupstays for backward compatibility.list groups --jsonreportsiconandcoloralongside the existingparentGroupId.This is a fresh, smaller implementation written against current
src/cli/, replacing the closed #1277.Validation is a readback, not an echo
The thing that sank #1277 was that it only checked an echo existed, not that it matched, so an appearance update could be accepted without being applied, and clears skipped verification entirely.
Here, after the desktop reports success, the CLI reads the group back out of
maestro-groups.jsonand compares it field-by-field against the request, including the--clear-*targets. One check covers a version mismatch, a silently ignored field, and a clear that did not take, and it does not rely on the desktop echoing anything.To make that deterministic, the renderer flushes the group list to disk before acking. The store's own persistence runs from a React effect, which lands after the listener has already answered, so a CLI reading straight after the write would otherwise see the pre-update list and report a false mismatch. Same reasoning (and same shape) as the remote session-rename handler directly above it.
Validation runs at the socket boundary, not just in the CLI
Every flag is validated before the command talks to the desktop, so an invalid icon or color leaves the group exactly as it was - nothing half-applies. But the WS handlers also validate independently, because any client speaking this protocol reaches the same renderer state; the other #1277 finding was that a direct socket write could bypass the new rules entirely. The renderer re-validates once more before mutating, since that listener is the last gate before persistence.
Rules:
--emojiand--iconare mutually exclusive;--colorcombines with either; built-in IDs (folder,briefcase,rocket,code,star,heart,lightbulb,target,calendar,book,layers,shield,wrench,palette,archive,zap) and plugin-namespaced IDs are accepted;#RRGGBBis uppercased so a readback is a plain string equal; a field cannot be both set and cleared in one call.Architecture
src/shared/groupAppearance.tsis the one UI-independent catalog of icon IDs and label colors plus the normalization/validation over them. The renderer's picker now sources its IDs from it and keeps only the renderer-owned piece, the icon-ID -> Lucide mapping. A second copy of the ID list is exactly how the CLI would end up accepting an icon the picker cannot draw.update_groupthreads through the existing WS -> callback registry -> IPC -> preload -> renderer path, reusing the sharedcreateRemoteRequesthelper rather than hand-rolling another once-listener/timeout dance.Setting an icon never silently discards the emoji, and vice versa: the Groups+ gate is presentation-only (
groupsPlusEnabled ? group.icon : undefinedinSessionList), so persistence is untouched by the feature flag and turning Groups+ back on restores what was stored. Clearing is always explicit;--clear-emojirestores the default folder rather than leaving a group with no glyph.Docs
docs/cli.md: rewrote the group section with the new flags, examples, the icon/color catalog, and the behavior notes above.docs/cli-reference.md: regenerated vianpm run gen:cli-reference. Note it also picked up one unrelated pre-existing drift (antigravityin thecreate-agentprovider list) - the file is generated, so that came along rather than being hand-reverted.docs/agent-guides/SHARED-UTILS.md: added the new shared module so the next person finds it instead of writing a second catalog.docs/agent-guides/CLI-UI-PARITY.md: added the group appearance/nesting row.Tests
New:
shared/groupAppearance.test.ts(26),cli/commands/update-group.test.ts(17),renderer/hooks/remote/useAppRemoteEventListenersGroups.test.ts(14, covering flush-before-ack ordering, clear semantics, reparent legality, and socket-level rejection).Extended:
create-group.test.ts,list-groups.test.ts,messageHandlers.test.ts,web-server-factory.test.ts,groupCrudRemote.test.ts,useRemoteIntegration.test.ts.Full suite green locally: 38,518 passed, 108 skipped, 0 failed.
npm run lint(all three configs),npx eslint src/, andprettier --checkon every changed file are all clean.Closes #1276
Summary by CodeRabbit
update-groupCLI support for editing or clearing group properties.create-groupnow supports icon, color, and parent options.antigravityagent type.