@datalayer/agent-runtimes 1.5.52 → 1.5.53

package/lib/apps/presets.d.ts

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
  * The plugin graph is not among them: a host that shows it adds
  * `GraphViewPlugin` (`./plugins/graph`) to the list itself. It brings
  * `@datalayer/reactor-graph` and ECharts with it, which a workspace that never
- * draws the graph — an embedded application (STUDIO D-08) — should not load.
+ * draws the graph — an embedded application (D-08) — should not load.
  *
  * @module apps/presets
  */
@@ -142,27 +142,27 @@ export type LoopPresetOptions = {
     datalayerAgentSpecId?: string;
     /** What the agent on that runtime is created with besides its spec — an `app_spec`. */
     datalayerCreatePayload?: Record<string, unknown>;
-    /** A conversation without an account, on the visitors' runtime (LOOP R-30). */
+    /** A conversation without an account, on the visitors' runtime (R-30). */
     datalayerVisitors?: AgentsConfig['datalayerVisitors'];
-    /** A deployment's agent, already on the runtime it is kept on (LOOP R-33). */
+    /** A deployment's agent, already on the runtime it is kept on (R-33). */
     datalayerKept?: AgentsConfig['datalayerKept'];
-    /** An embed token: the embedded application's session, and nothing else (LOOP R-20). */
+    /** An embed token: the embedded application's session, and nothing else (R-20). */
     embedToken?: string;
     /** The target is the host's to fix, even with the agent control hidden. */
     targetFixed?: boolean;
     /** The theme the conversation wears, by name; the person's unless said. */
     themeVariant?: string;
-    /** Laid over that theme, by mode: an application's accent (LOOP T-05). */
+    /** Laid over that theme, by mode: an application's accent (T-05). */
     themeOverrides?: ThemeOverrides;
     /** The mode the conversation is drawn in, when the host decides it; the person's unless said. */
     colorMode?: 'light' | 'dark';
-    /** Who is answering, as the person meets them (LOOP T-08). */
+    /** Who is answering, as the person meets them (T-08). */
     presence?: ChatPresence;
     /** Whether the counters are shown under the prompt; on unless said. */
     showTokenUsage?: boolean;
-    /** Its voice, when it has one (VOICE.md): the chat's `voice`. */
+    /** Its voice, when it has one: the chat's `voice`. */
     voice?: ChatPluginConfig['voice'];
-    /** The conversation to go on with: an embed's session after a reload (LOOP D-13). */
+    /** The conversation to go on with: an embed's session after a reload (D-13). */
     thread?: ResumedThread;
     /**
      * The agentspec the local agent is created from, by id.
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ export type LoopPresetOptions = {
      *
      * True by default. A host whose one view is a page of its own — an
      * application that answers in its page and has no agent to talk to, a
-     * decision (LOOP R-02) — passes `false`: the chat and its composer, the
+     * decision (R-02) — passes `false`: the chat and its composer, the
      * agents, the models, the editors and the page layout all stay out, so
      * that nothing is launched or fetched for a conversation nobody has, and
      * the workspace opens on the view a host's plugin contributes.

package/lib/apps/presets.js

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
  * The plugin graph is not among them: a host that shows it adds
  * `GraphViewPlugin` (`./plugins/graph`) to the list itself. It brings
  * `@datalayer/reactor-graph` and ECharts with it, which a workspace that never
- * draws the graph — an embedded application (STUDIO D-08) — should not load.
+ * draws the graph — an embedded application (D-08) — should not load.
  *
  * @module apps/presets
  */
@@ -110,8 +110,8 @@ export function loopPlugins(options = {}) {
         // *Sign in at a company*, where the gateway's `pap_sign_in` answers: its
         // own renderer and binding, beside the surfaces rather than inside them.
         PapSignInPlugin,
-        // A coding agent's diff and terminal, where its tool results carry them
-        // (SHIELD §4.3): two renderers, no binding — the display says what it is.
+        // A coding agent's diff and terminal, where its tool results carry them:
+        // two renderers, no binding — the display says what it is.
         ShieldDisplaysPlugin,
         // One footer icon per view, in the composer where the writing hand
         // already is. Each editor's icon withdraws while its editor is not

package/lib/apps/shell/LoopWorkspace.d.ts

@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ export type LoopWorkspaceProps = {
      */
     headerContainer?: HTMLElement | null;
     /**
-     * The sidebar as a rail (LOOP T-07): a narrow column of line icons, one per
+     * The sidebar as a rail (T-07): a narrow column of line icons, one per
      * panel, and the chosen panel beside it — rather than every panel stacked
      * in one column. False by default; an application's shell asks for it. In
      * a `panel` layout the sidebar stays a stack under the view.

package/lib/apps/shell/LoopWorkspace.js

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ function WorkspaceBody({ serverUrl, agentId: initialAgentId, conversationId, mod
             argv: command.argv,
         });
         // What a command sends goes to the agent as if typed: an
-        // application's command sends its prompt (LOOP P-19).
+        // application's command sends its prompt (P-19).
         if (result?.prompt) {
             onSend?.(result.prompt, currentWorkspace.current);
             prompts.submit(result.prompt);

package/lib/apps/shell/PluginToggles.d.ts

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
  * array, so it cannot lie about how many plugins there are.
  *
  * Not part of the workspace itself — the workspace has one navigation element
- * and no settings tree (§3.5). This belongs to the examples that demonstrate it.
+ * and no settings tree. This belongs to the examples that demonstrate it.
  *
  * @module apps/shell/PluginToggles
  */

package/lib/apps/shell/SidebarRail.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * The rail (LOOP T-07): the workspace's sidebar as a narrow column of line
+ * The rail (T-07): the workspace's sidebar as a narrow column of line
  * icons, one per panel, and the one panel chosen beside it.
  *
  * The sidebar stacks every panel its plugins contribute — an application's

package/lib/apps/shell/paneMotion.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * A pane opening, at the theme's pace (LOOP T-10): the third of the three
+ * A pane opening, at the theme's pace (T-10): the third of the three
  * things that move — a message arriving, a status changing, a pane opening.
  *
  * Read from the theme's tokens, `--theme-motion-pane` and

package/lib/apps/shell/paneMotion.js

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
  * Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.
  */
 /**
- * A pane opening, at the theme's pace (LOOP T-10): the third of the three
+ * A pane opening, at the theme's pace (T-10): the third of the three
  * things that move — a message arriving, a status changing, a pane opening.
  *
  * Read from the theme's tokens, `--theme-motion-pane` and

package/lib/chat/ChatFloating.d.ts

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
  * 2. Store mode: When `useStore` is true
  * 3. Any protocol supported by ChatBase (AG-UI, A2A, ACP, Vercel AI)
  * 4. A conversation its host draws (`conversation`): the LOOP workspace,
- *    which the embed's bubble, panel and assistant hold (LOOP R-01) — the
+ *    which the embed's bubble, panel and assistant hold (R-01) — the
  *    floating chrome around it, told by the host what it is doing and what
  *    it last said
  *
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ import { type AssistantSandbox } from './assistant/assistantDetails';
 import type { ChatCommonProps, ChatViewMode, ThemeOverrides } from '../types';
 /**
  * A conversation the host draws in the floating window, in place of the
- * chat: the LOOP workspace (LOOP R-01). The window keeps its chrome — the
+ * chat: the LOOP workspace (R-01). The window keeps its chrome — the
  * button, its blink and its balloon, the panel, the assistant, dragging and
  * dismissing — and is told by the host what the conversation is doing and
  * what it last said, which it would otherwise read from its own chat.
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ export interface ChatFloatingProps extends ChatCommonProps {
     defaultOpen?: boolean;
     /**
      * Properties laid over the theme the conversation wears, by mode — an
-     * application's accent (LOOP T-05): the chat sets its theme again inside
+     * application's accent (T-05): the chat sets its theme again inside
      * it, so the accent the page around it set does not reach its bubbles.
      */
     themeOverrides?: ThemeOverrides;
@@ -107,21 +107,20 @@ export interface ChatFloatingProps extends ChatCommonProps {
      * - 'floating': Full-height floating panel (pinned to right edge with offset)
      * - 'floating-small': Standard floating popup
      * - 'floating-draggable': The popup with a handle, movable about the viewport
-     * - 'assistant': A character on the page that speaks in a balloon (LOOP T-21)
+     * - 'assistant': A character on the page that speaks in a balloon (T-21)
      * - 'panel': Full-height side panel (right edge, no floating offset)
      * @default 'floating'
      */
     defaultViewMode?: 'floating' | 'floating-small' | 'floating-draggable' | 'assistant' | 'panel';
     /**
      * The character of the floating assistant: one Datalayer ships, by id
-     * (`ASSISTANT_CHARACTERS`, LOOP T-25), or one a person loaded from a file
+     * (`ASSISTANT_CHARACTERS`, T-25), or one a person loaded from a file
      * they hold the rights to (`readClippyCharacter`, `readAcsCharacter`, T-26).
      * @default 'paperclip'
      */
     assistantCharacter?: string | AssistantCharacter | AssistantCharacterData;
     /**
-     * How the floating assistant's balloon shows the conversation (LOOP
-     * T-23; an Appspec's `interface.balloon`):
+     * How the floating assistant's balloon shows the conversation (T-23; an Appspec's `interface.balloon`):
      * - 'history': every message, scrolled, under a header that counts them,
      *   the composer last; closed, the balloon lists the messages too.
      * - 'current': only what it says or does now — the answer being written,
@@ -172,7 +171,7 @@ export interface ChatFloatingProps extends ChatCommonProps {
     showPanelBackdrop?: boolean;
     /**
      * A conversation the host draws in the window instead of the chat — the
-     * LOOP workspace, as the embed's floating modes do (LOOP R-01). The chat's
+     * LOOP workspace, as the embed's floating modes do (R-01). The chat's
      * own props (`protocol`, `suggestions`, …) are then not read.
      */
     conversation?: FloatingConversation;
@@ -200,7 +199,7 @@ export interface ChatFloatingProps extends ChatCommonProps {
     /** The host's own entries of the assistant's menu. */
     contextMenu?: readonly AssistantMenuItem[];
     /**
-     * Its voice (VOICE.md V1): push-to-talk in the composer, heard on the
+     * Its voice (V1): push-to-talk in the composer, heard on the
      * device; with `output: 'always'`, its answers said by Datalayer's speech
      * service as they are written, the assistant's mouth moving with the sound
      * and its balloon showing the sentence being said.

package/lib/chat/ChatFloating.js

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import { jsx as _jsx, jsxs as _jsxs, Fragment as _Fragment } from "react/jsx-run
  * 2. Store mode: When `useStore` is true
  * 3. Any protocol supported by ChatBase (AG-UI, A2A, ACP, Vercel AI)
  * 4. A conversation its host draws (`conversation`): the LOOP workspace,
- *    which the embed's bubble, panel and assistant hold (LOOP R-01) — the
+ *    which the embed's bubble, panel and assistant hold (R-01) — the
  *    floating chrome around it, told by the host what it is doing and what
  *    it last said
  *
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ export function ChatFloating({ endpoint, protocol: protocolProp, useStore: useSt
         }
     }, [viewMode, resetDrag]);
     /*
-     * The floating assistant (LOOP T-21, T-22, T-27): a character that acts out
+     * The floating assistant (T-21, T-22, T-27): a character that acts out
      * the presence of what answers — read here from the chat's own loading and
      * items — greets when it arrives, says goodbye when sent away, and is
      * dragged about by itself, the conversation following it.
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ export function ChatFloating({ endpoint, protocol: protocolProp, useStore: useSt
     // the balloon draws them with the chat's components.
     const [ownHistory, setOwnHistory] = useState([]);
     /*
-     * Its voice (VOICE.md V1): the answers said by the speech service, as
+     * Its voice (V1): the answers said by the speech service, as
      * they are written (VO-20), the state following the sound (VO-22).
      */
     const [voiceItems, setVoiceItems] = useState([]);
@@ -1030,7 +1030,7 @@ export function ChatFloating({ endpoint, protocol: protocolProp, useStore: useSt
                     ...poweredByProps,
                 }, description: description, onStateUpdate: onStateUpdate, onNewChat: onNewChat, suggestions: suggestions, submitOnSuggestionClick: submitOnSuggestionClick, hideMessagesAfterToolUI: hideMessagesAfterToolUI, avatarConfig: {
                     showAvatars: true,
-                }, placeholder: "Type a message...", backgroundColor: "canvas.subtle", frontendTools: frontendTools, showModelSelector: showModelSelector, availableModels: availableModels, showToolsMenu: showToolsMenu, showSkillsMenu: showSkillsMenu, showTokenUsage: showTokenUsage, showContextRing: showContextRing, runtimeId: runtimeId, historyEndpoint: historyEndpoint, historyAuthToken: historyAuthToken, pendingPrompt: pendingPrompt ?? suggestionPrompt, inspector: inspector, showInformation: showInformation, onInformationClick: onInformationClick, onToolCallStart: onToolCallStart, onToolCallComplete: onToolCallComplete, showToolApprovalBanner: showToolApprovalBanner, pendingApprovals: pendingApprovals, onApproveApproval: onApproveApproval, onRejectApproval: onRejectApproval, voice: voice, voiceSpeaking: speakerState.speaking, voiceSentence: speakerState.sentence, onStopSpeaking: speaker ? stopSpeaking : undefined, onReadAloud: speaker ? readAnswerAloud : undefined, ...panelProps, ...assistantChat, onLoadingChange: handleLoadingChange, onDisplayItemsChange: handleDisplayItemsChange, onSendReady: handleSendReady, children: conversationBalloon && currentOpen ? (
+                }, placeholder: "Type a message...", backgroundColor: "canvas.subtle", frontendTools: frontendTools, showModelSelector: showModelSelector, availableModels: availableModels, showToolsMenu: showToolsMenu, showSkillsMenu: showSkillsMenu, showTokenUsage: showTokenUsage, showContextRing: showContextRing, runtimeId: runtimeId, historyEndpoint: historyEndpoint, historyAuthToken: historyAuthToken, pendingPrompt: pendingPrompt ?? suggestionPrompt, inspector: inspector, showInformation: showInformation, onInformationClick: onInformationClick, onToolCallStart: onToolCallStart, onToolCallComplete: onToolCallComplete, showToolApprovalBanner: showToolApprovalBanner, pendingApprovals: pendingApprovals, onApproveApproval: onApproveApproval, onRejectApproval: onRejectApproval, voice: voice, voiceSpeaking: speakerState.speaking, voiceSentence: speakerState.sentence, onStopSpeaking: speaker ? stopSpeaking : undefined, voiceLevel: mouthLevel, onReadAloud: speaker ? readAnswerAloud : undefined, ...panelProps, ...assistantChat, onLoadingChange: handleLoadingChange, onDisplayItemsChange: handleDisplayItemsChange, onSendReady: handleSendReady, children: conversationBalloon && currentOpen ? (
                 // Current: the one thing said or done now, over the composer.
                 _jsx(Box, { px: 3, pt: 3, pb: 2, overflow: "hidden", children: _jsx(CurrentBalloonBody, { text: toolSaid ? undefined : (currentWords ?? description), fullText: toolSaid ? undefined : currentWhole, tool: toolSaid, busy: atWork, speaking: answering && atWork, waiting: atWork && !answering }) })) : (children) }))] }));
     /*

package/lib/chat/ChatInline.js

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ export function ChatInline({ selectedText, protocol, onReplaceSelection, onInser
     const [input, setInput] = useState('');
     // AI state
     const [aiState, setAiState] = useState('initial');
-    // The one-shot conversation (MOBILE M-030): `reduceConversation`'s, as in
+    // The one-shot conversation (M-030): `reduceConversation`'s, as in
     // ChatBase and on the phone; the response is its newest assistant message.
     const [conversation, setConversation] = useState(() => emptyConversation(BROWSER_LIMITS));
     const conversationRef = useRef(conversation);

package/lib/chat/ChatLanguage.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * The language the chat speaks in (LOOP P-26): the one its host says — the
+ * The language the chat speaks in (P-26): the one its host says — the
  * `language` of `AppRenderer` and of the embed — else the browser's.
  *
  * @module chat/ChatLanguage

package/lib/chat/ChatLanguage.js

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import { jsx as _jsx } from "react/jsx-runtime";
  * Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.
  */
 /**
- * The language the chat speaks in (LOOP P-26): the one its host says — the
+ * The language the chat speaks in (P-26): the one its host says — the
  * `language` of `AppRenderer` and of the embed — else the browser's.
  *
  * @module chat/ChatLanguage

package/lib/chat/assistant/AssistantContextMenu.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * The assistant's own menu (LOOP T-27): right-click the character — or
+ * The assistant's own menu (T-27): right-click the character — or
  * Shift+F10 or the ContextMenu key while it has the focus, or a long press on
  * a touch screen — and a menu opens where the pointer is, with what applies
  * to this agent on this page: inspect it, open the conversation, the

package/lib/chat/assistant/AssistantStage.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * The floating assistant on the page (LOOP T-21, T-22, T-27): a character in
+ * The floating assistant on the page (T-21, T-22, T-27): a character in
  * a corner, acting out what the application is doing, with a balloon that
  * says a word while the conversation is closed. Clicked, it opens the
  * conversation; dragged, it moves, and the conversation follows; sent away,
@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ export interface AssistantStageProps {
      */
     expandOnArrival?: boolean;
     /**
-     * How the balloon shows the conversation (LOOP T-23): the conversation
+     * How the balloon shows the conversation (T-23): the conversation
      * (`history`, the default — closed, the messages in `balloon.history`, or
      * a peek of the newest when none are given; open, the whole history), or
      * the one thing being said or done now (`current`).
@@ -269,8 +269,8 @@ export interface AssistantStageProps {
      */
     decide?: DecisionAsker;
     /**
-     * How loud its voice is now, between 0 and 1, while it is heard (VOICE.md
-     * VO-23): the mouth opens with the sound, in three openings, instead of
+     * How loud its voice is now, between 0 and 1, while it is heard (VO-23):
+     * the mouth opens with the sound, in three openings, instead of
      * the talking loop. Still, for a reader who asks for reduced motion.
      */
     mouthLevel?: () => number;

package/lib/chat/assistant/AssistantStage.js

@@ -407,7 +407,7 @@ export function AssistantStage({ character, state, size = 88, place, stageRef, o
         detailing !== null ||
         stayPut);
     // What it covers in its corner, for a line written under a prompt there
-    // (REVIEWS Q-08).
+    // (Q-08).
     const cornerRight = place.left === undefined && place.top === undefined
         ? pixels(place.right)
         : undefined;

package/lib/chat/assistant/BalloonParts.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * The parts the two balloon displays are drawn with (LOOP T-23): the tool
+ * The parts the two balloon displays are drawn with (T-23): the tool
  * line ("Using **list_invoices**…"), what a screen reader hears of it, the
  * `current` balloon's *Now*, and the `history` balloon's header
  * ("Conversation · 6").

package/lib/chat/assistant/BalloonVisual.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * A large visual a balloon carries (LOOP T-23): a notebook today, a chart or
+ * A large visual a balloon carries (T-23): a notebook today, a chart or
  * a table later. The balloon shows it compact — its `attachment`, such as
  * the read-only preview of a notebook — with an *Expand* button; expanded,
  * the visual is drawn large: into the element the host names

package/lib/chat/assistant/SpeechBalloon.d.ts

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
  * A speech balloon over something that stands for the agent — the floating
  * assistant's character, or the floating popup's button while the chat is
  * closed: a peek, one short line — the agent's newest words, as the Office
- * Assistant said them (LOOP T-23), cut to their first words, or a
+ * Assistant said them (T-23), cut to their first words, or a
  * notification — that opens the conversation when clicked, and can be
  * dismissed; an approval it waits on, answered there with *Approve* or
  * *Deny*, and how many more wait; and, where the runtime can be asked and
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
  * Given suggestions while the agent waits for a question, it offers them as
  * chips under its words: one clicked is sent as the person's prompt.
  *
- * Shown `current` (LOOP T-23), it is the one thing being said or done now:
+ * Shown `current` (T-23), it is the one thing being said or done now:
  * *Now*, then the words as they are written, or the tool being called
  * ("Using **list_invoices**…"), cut to a few lines, and what goes with them
  * (a notebook given, read-only). Either way a tool line stands in for the

package/lib/chat/assistant/SpriteCharacter.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * A character one brings, played (LOOP T-26): the frames of a character file
+ * A character one brings, played (T-26): the frames of a character file
  * read by `formats` — clippy.js or Microsoft Agent — drawn from its sprite
  * sheet and stepped as the character authored them, its branches included,
  * the animation chosen by the state the stage acts (T-22). Nothing plays for

package/lib/chat/assistant/characters.d.ts

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 /**
- * Datalayer's own characters for the floating assistant (LOOP T-25): drawn
+ * Datalayer's own characters for the floating assistant (T-25): drawn
  * for LOOP and owned by Datalayer, in the spirit of the Office Assistant —
  * a paper clip of our own, a wizard, a cat and the L👀P eyes. The characters
- * of Office are Microsoft's and are never bundled (§6.9); a person loads
+ * of Office are Microsoft's and are never bundled; a person loads
  * one they hold the rights to (T-26).
  *
  * Each drawing names its moving parts with classes the stage animates by

package/lib/chat/assistant/formats/acf.js

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
  * Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.
  */
 /**
- * Microsoft Agent's character for the web (LOOP T-26): an `.acf` that holds
+ * Microsoft Agent's character for the web (T-26): an `.acf` that holds
  * the character — its size, palette, states, names — and names one `.aca`
  * file per animation, each holding that animation's frames, images, sounds
  * and mouths. Read in the page after Lebeau's public description (MSAgent

package/lib/chat/assistant/formats/files.js

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
  * Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.
  */
 /**
- * The files a person picked, read as one character (LOOP T-26): one
+ * The files a person picked, read as one character (T-26): one
  * Microsoft Agent `.acs`; a Microsoft Agent `.acf` with the `.aca` files it
  * names; or a clippy.js character's `agent.js` and map image (and its
  * sounds file, if there is one). Read in the page; nothing is

package/lib/chat/assistant/formats/index.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * Character files a person brings (LOOP T-26): clippy.js sprite maps and
+ * Character files a person brings (T-26): clippy.js sprite maps and
  * Microsoft Agent `.acs` files, or `.acf` files with their `.aca` files,
  * read in the page into one shape.
  *

package/lib/chat/assistant/formats/index.js

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
  * Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.
  */
 /**
- * Character files a person brings (LOOP T-26): clippy.js sprite maps and
+ * Character files a person brings (T-26): clippy.js sprite maps and
  * Microsoft Agent `.acs` files, or `.acf` files with their `.aca` files,
  * read in the page into one shape.
  *

package/lib/chat/assistant/formats/types.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * The one shape a character file is read into (LOOP T-26), whatever its
+ * The one shape a character file is read into (T-26), whatever its
  * format: a sprite sheet, frames that index into it, animations by name.
  *
  * @module chat/assistant/formats/types

package/lib/chat/assistant/state.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * What the floating assistant acts out (LOOP T-22): the presence of the
+ * What the floating assistant acts out (T-22): the presence of the
  * application (T-08) — paused among them, when its owner paused it — and
  * three moments of its own — greeting when it
  * arrives, speaking while an answer streams in, goodbye when it is sent away.
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ export interface AssistantMoment {
     /** The answer is arriving: words are being written. */
     speaking?: boolean;
     /**
-     * Its answer is being heard: sound is playing (VOICE.md VO-22). It speaks
+     * Its answer is being heard: sound is playing (VO-22). It speaks
      * while the audio plays, even after the text has ended.
      */
     voicing?: boolean;

package/lib/chat/assistant/toolLine.js

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
  * Distributed under the terms of the Modified BSD License.
  */
 /**
- * What the floating assistant's balloon shows (LOOP T-23): the whole
+ * What the floating assistant's balloon shows (T-23): the whole
  * conversation (`history`), or only what it says or does now (`current`);
  * and, either way, the tool it calls, in plain words — "Using
  * **list_invoices**…", then "Done: list_invoices" or "list_invoices failed".