felixm 61f1a07ba7 feat: worktree-aware session lifecycle in SessionService
Add worktree support to SessionService via the hqt.git.worktree module:

- create_session(worktree_branch=...): creates the worktree before the row
  (ServiceError → no row, no spawn); spawn/capture use the worktree path;
  blank nickname defaults to the branch name.
- _session_path / _repo_path_for_worktree helpers route every harness-facing
  path through the worktree when set, with a parent.parent repo fallback when
  the project row is gone.
- attach_session rung 0: recreate a missing worktree from its branch, else
  raise "delete the session".
- delete_session(remove_worktree=, force=): remove worktree before deleting
  the row; removal failure keeps the row.
- worktree_state_for(session_id): None for plain/missing sessions, else the
  module's WorktreeState.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-10 20:21:37 -04:00
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hqt — HQ Terminal

A TUI for orchestrating AI coding harness sessions (Claude Code, Kiro, Aider, etc.) via tmux. Manage multiple AI sessions across projects from a single terminal interface.

Quick Start

uv pip install -e .
hqt

Commands

Command Description
hqt Launch the TUI (inside tmux)
hqt doctor Check system requirements
hqt list List projects and sessions

Key Bindings

Key Action
q Quit
n New session
a Add project
e Edit project
Tab Switch panel
d Delete session
Enter Attach to session (auto-resumes if not running)
r Rename session
s Stop session

Architecture

hqt uses a layered architecture: a Click CLI bootstraps into a Textual TUI, which drives service classes (ProjectService, SessionService) backed by SQLite via SQLAlchemy. Sessions are spawned as tmux windows through TmuxManager, with harness-specific configuration provided by pluggable HarnessConfigurator implementations discovered at runtime.

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