@danypops/papyrus 0.13.4 → 0.13.5
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@@ -13,6 +13,19 @@ const SEGMENT_COLORS: Record<ContextSegment["key"], ThemeColor> = {
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other: "muted",
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/** Short, fixed-width column labels for the vertical deep-dive graph -- must match VERTICAL_BAR_WIDTH exactly so each label sits centered under its own bar. */
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const SEGMENT_SHORT_LABELS: Record<ContextSegment["key"], string> = {
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rules: "Rul",
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tasks: "Tsk",
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skills: "Skl",
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basePrompt: "Bse",
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messageHistory: "Msg",
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other: "Oth",
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};
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const VERTICAL_BAR_HEIGHT = 6;
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const VERTICAL_BAR_WIDTH = 3;
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/**
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* One row in the unified scrollable view. Every segment that has any real (nonzero) content
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* is fully expanded inline -- there is no separate "select a segment, then drill in" step.
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} else {
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lines.push(theme.fg("dim", "No real usage reported yet — sizes below are Papyrus's own estimates only"));
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}
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lines.push(renderContextBar(theme, this.breakdown.segments, contentWidth));
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lines.push(renderContextBar(theme, this.breakdown.segments, contentWidth, this.breakdown.effectiveBudget ?? undefined));
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if (this.breakdown.overshootTokens > 0) {
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lines.push(truncateToWidth(theme.fg("warning", `Estimates exceed real total by ~${this.breakdown.overshootTokens} tok — sizes below are approximate, not exact`), contentWidth, ""));
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}
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const verticalBars = renderContextVerticalBars(theme, this.breakdown.segments);
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if (verticalBars.length > 0) {
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lines.push("");
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lines.push(theme.fg("dim", "Composition of used tokens:"));
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for (const barLine of verticalBars) lines.push(truncateToWidth(barLine, contentWidth, ""));
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}
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lines.push("");
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this.visibleWindow().forEach(({ row, index }) => {
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}
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/**
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* Renders the context window as one
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* characters per segment,
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* Renders the context window as one horizontal stacked bar: one colored run of block
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* characters per USED segment, followed by a gray/dim run of "░" cells for the remaining,
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* genuinely EMPTY context window -- this is the "total used vs. unused" graph. A zero-token
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* breakdown (nothing observed yet) renders an entirely gray/dim track rather than a
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* divide-by-zero, since 0 used really does mean the whole window is empty right now.
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*
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* `capacity` is the real denominator (Papyrus's own effectiveBudget, matching the percentage
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* already shown in the text line above this bar) that used-vs-unused is measured against. When
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* omitted, or when usage has already exceeded it (overshoot / near-compaction), the bar falls
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* back to filling 100% of its width proportionally among segments -- there is no "unused" left
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* to show gray for once real usage has met or passed the real budget.
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*/
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export function renderContextBar(theme: Theme, segments: ReadonlyArray<ContextSegment>, width: number): string {
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export function renderContextBar(theme: Theme, segments: ReadonlyArray<ContextSegment>, width: number, capacity?: number): string {
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const total = segments.reduce((sum, segment) => sum + segment.estimatedTokens, 0);
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if (total <= 0 || width <= 0) return theme.fg("dim", "░".repeat(Math.max(0, width)));
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const nonZero = segments.filter((segment) => segment.estimatedTokens > 0);
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const usedWidth = capacity !== undefined && capacity > total ? Math.min(width, Math.round((total / capacity) * width)) : width;
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let used = 0;
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let output = "";
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nonZero.forEach((segment, index) => {
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const isLast = index === nonZero.length - 1;
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const cells = isLast ?
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const cells = isLast ? usedWidth - used : Math.round((segment.estimatedTokens / total) * usedWidth);
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used += cells;
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if (cells > 0) output += theme.fg(SEGMENT_COLORS[segment.key], "█".repeat(cells));
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});
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const emptyWidth = width - usedWidth;
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if (emptyWidth > 0) output += theme.fg("dim", "░".repeat(emptyWidth));
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return output;
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}
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/**
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* Renders the "used" portion's own composition as a small vertical bar chart, one column per
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* segment with real content, scaled so the largest segment fills the full height -- the
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* "deep dive" graph, complementing the horizontal used-vs-unused bar above it. Any segment
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* with real (nonzero) tokens gets at least one filled row so it stays visible even next to a
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* much larger segment. Returns an empty array (nothing to render) when no segment has any
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* tokens yet, matching the same zero-noise principle as the row list below it.
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*/
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export function renderContextVerticalBars(theme: Theme, segments: ReadonlyArray<ContextSegment>): string[] {
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const visible = segments.filter((segment) => segment.estimatedTokens > 0);
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if (visible.length === 0) return [];
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const max = Math.max(...visible.map((segment) => segment.estimatedTokens));
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const filledRows = new Map(visible.map((segment) => [segment.key, Math.max(1, Math.round((segment.estimatedTokens / max) * VERTICAL_BAR_HEIGHT))]));
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const lines: string[] = [];
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for (let row = 0; row < VERTICAL_BAR_HEIGHT; row++) {
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const rowsFromBottom = VERTICAL_BAR_HEIGHT - row;
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let line = "";
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for (const segment of visible) {
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const filled = (filledRows.get(segment.key) ?? 0) >= rowsFromBottom;
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line += `${filled ? theme.fg(SEGMENT_COLORS[segment.key], "█".repeat(VERTICAL_BAR_WIDTH)) : " ".repeat(VERTICAL_BAR_WIDTH)} `;
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}
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lines.push(line);
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}
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let legend = "";
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for (const segment of visible) legend += `${theme.fg(SEGMENT_COLORS[segment.key], SEGMENT_SHORT_LABELS[segment.key])} `;
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lines.push(legend);
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return lines;
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}
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/** Non-interactive fallback (print mode, RPC, etc.): the same unified row list, as plain text lines. */
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function fallbackReport(breakdown: ContextBreakdown): string {
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const totalLine = breakdown.totalTokens !== null
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package/package.json
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