@el4cteo/rbx-studio-mcp 0.4.6 → 0.5.0

package/plugin/src/Visuals.luau

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---!strict
---[[
-	The console's activity band: a themed cell beside a live latency trace.
-
-	Watching an agent work is mostly waiting, and the log answers "what is it
-	doing" precisely while answering "is it still alive" badly -- a stalled
-	session and a thinking one produce the same still screen.
-
-	This began as a full-panel overlay and that was wrong. It sat on top of the
-	log, so the thing you actually read was covered and, being slightly
-	transparent, softened underneath. Decoration that costs legibility is a bad
-	trade however good it looks. So it is a band now: a fixed strip above the
-	log, which keeps every line at full contrast and never moves under the
-	reader. The log shrinks by the band's height and nothing overlaps.
-
-	The strip earns its space twice over. The cell on the left says the session
-	is live; the trace beside it is the last forty calls, each drawn as tall as
-	it was slow and coloured by whether it worked. That turns "is it alive" and
-	"is it healthy" into one glance, which is more than the log gives and more
-	than an animation alone would.
-
-	WHAT THIS FILE OWNS, since it used to own everything: the strip's Instances,
-	the pointer handling on the trace, and the simulation -- energy, activity,
-	flare, shake, the scale spring, the quiet timer and the blended tint. What
-	it does NOT own is any drawing inside the cell. That belongs to whichever
-	preset is active (see Themes/), which is handed the simulation each frame
-	and paints whatever it likes with it. Eight presets are therefore eight
-	painters over one set of physics rather than eight animation systems, and
-	only one of them is ever mounted.
-]]
-
-local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
-
-local Themes = require(script.Parent.Themes)
-
-local Visuals = {}
-
--- How long the session must go without a command before the cell winds down.
--- Matches the console's idle notice, so the picture and the log agree.
-local QUIET_AFTER = 20
-
---[[
-	Spring constants for the scale. Stiff enough that a call reads as a snap
-	rather than a swell, damped just under critical so a reply overshoots once
-	and settles instead of ringing.
-]]
-local SPRING = 90
-local DAMPING = 14
-
--- How many calls the trace remembers. Forty is about a screen's width of bars
--- at five pixels each, and about as far back as anyone reads a trend.
-local TRACE = 40
-
--- Bars are scaled against this, so a normal call is a low bar and a slow one is
--- obvious. Anything past it clamps to full height rather than flattening the
--- rest of the trace into invisibility.
-local SLOW_MS = 400
-
--- Pixels from one bar to the next. Also the width of a bar's hit target and of
--- the hover highlight, so pointing between two bars still selects one of them
--- rather than falling into a dead gap.
-local BAR_STRIDE = 5
-
--- Height of the trace, and so of every bar's hit column. The taller band spends
--- its extra pixels here: a 19px column was a small thing to aim a pointer at.
-local TRACE_HEIGHT = 26
-
---[[
-	The connecting wave: what the trace does while there is no session to plot.
-
-	A connect or a reconnect is the one moment the trace has nothing true to
-	say. No calls have happened yet, so it is a bare baseline -- which looks
-	exactly like a panel that has died, at the one time the user is most likely
-	to be watching it to find out whether it has.
-
-	So the columns wave instead: a swell travelling along the trace for as long
-	as the transport is reaching for the bridge, and gone the moment it either
-	arrives or gives up.
-
-	It is drawn THROUGH THE ACTIVE PRESET's slot painter rather than painted
-	here, for the same reason history is. Eight presets already know how to draw
-	a column of a given height and freshness, so routing the wave through them
-	means it arrives in all eight without eight implementations of it -- a theme
-	that draws history as rising points draws the wave as an arc of points, and
-	nobody had to tell it to.
-]]
---[[
-	ONE GRID, shared with the history. This is the whole trick.
-
-	The wave used to sit on its own grid -- a fixed count of columns spread by
-	scale across the trace -- and history sits on a stride grid anchored to the
-	right edge. Two grids in one strip is two instruments in one strip: on a
-	reconnect the wave's columns landed between and behind the bars at a
-	different spacing, which read as interference rather than as one surface.
-
-	So the trace is now a single row of BAR_STRIDE-spaced slots, numbered 1 at
-	the right edge and rising leftwards. History fills slots 1..n. The wave
-	fills every slot LEFT of those and never one of them, so the two can no
-	longer overlap by construction rather than by draw order. And because they
-	share the numbering, the same swell that lifts a wave column also lifts the
-	bars it rolls over -- the history rides the wave instead of standing still
-	in the middle of it.
-]]
--- The most slots the wave will ever fill, which bounds the pool a very wide
--- panel can ask for.
-local WAVE_MAX = 160
--- Seconds for one swell to cross the trace.
-local WAVE_PERIOD = 1.8
--- The swell's width as a fraction of the trace. Narrow enough to read as a
--- pulse travelling along it rather than as the whole trace breathing.
-local WAVE_SPREAD = 0.2
---[[
-	The fine ripple riding on the swell, as SLOTS PER CYCLE rather than cycles
-	per trace.
-
-	Fixed cycles made the texture a function of the panel's width: the same wave
-	was a coarse comb in a narrow dock and a smooth featureless hump in a wide
-	one. Per-slot keeps a ripple the same physical size at any width, which is
-	what makes it read as strips moving at all.
-]]
-local WAVE_RIPPLE_STRIDE = 16
---[[
-	How far the swell lifts a history bar, against the headroom that bar has
-	left.
-
-	Additive and proportional, not a replacement. A bar already near the top of
-	the trace barely moves and a stub moves nearly the full amount, so the wave
-	is visible across the history without flattening the profile that history is
-	there to show. The hover readout reports the recorded milliseconds either
-	way -- what the wave changes is the drawing, never the reading.
-]]
-local WAVE_LIFT = 0.8
--- Fade rates, in and out. Out is the slower of the two: an attempt that fails
--- immediately should ebb rather than blink off.
-local WAVE_IN = 7
-local WAVE_OUT = 2.5
---[[
-	The shortest time the wave stays up once it has started.
-
-	A handshake against a port with nothing behind it fails in milliseconds, and
-	the transport reports "connecting" before every one of those attempts. Without
-	a floor the wave would be a single-frame flash per retry, which reads as a
-	glitch rather than as an attempt being made.
-]]
-local WAVE_HOLD = 0.7
--- Where the columns rest when the wave is not lifting them. Low enough to read
--- as an instrument waiting rather than as invented data, high enough to be
--- there at all.
-local WAVE_FLOOR = 0.05
-
---[[
-	The arrival: what the trace does the moment a session actually exists.
-
-	The connecting wave is a searching motion and says so -- the same swell over
-	and over, going nowhere. Landing deserves a different shape, once, or the
-	only thing that marks the event is a word in the header going green.
-
-	So the columns are struck rather than swept. A bright front races along the
-	trace and every column it reaches leaps and rings down behind it, which
-	reads as a thing arriving rather than a thing looking. It plays once per
-	connection and cannot repeat on its own -- the status line only fires it on
-	a real transition into `connected`, so a theme switch or a port change
-	replaying the same status does not replay the celebration.
-]]
--- How long the whole flourish lasts.
-local CHEER_TIME = 1.4
--- The fraction of that time the front takes to cross the trace. Well under
--- half: the sweep should outrun the ringing rather than drag it along.
-local CHEER_SWEEP = 0.38
--- How fast a struck column settles. Against the sweep above this leaves about
--- two visible bounces before it is back on the baseline.
-local CHEER_DECAY = 3.2
--- Bounces per column, over the flourish's own length.
-local CHEER_RING = 2.5
---[[
-	How abruptly the flourish fades.
-
-	Opacity holds at full for the first stretch and only gives way at the end,
-	so the celebration reads as ringing out rather than as being dimmed while it
-	is still moving. `1 / CHEER_FADE` is the fraction of the tail spent fading.
-]]
-local CHEER_FADE = 2.5
-
---[[
-	The strip's height, and the geometry around the cell.
-
-	The cell was originally as tall as the band and read as looming; it crowded
-	the caption and made the strip feel like a panel. It is an indicator, not the
-	subject, so it sits small with air around it.
-
-	INSET and GUTTER both grew after the cell stopped being a wireframe and
-	started being eight different things. At six pixels from the panel edge the
-	cell was pressed into the corner, which reads as cramped for a prism and
-	simply wrong for a starfield -- a sky needs a horizon around it, not a
-	border. The band grew with them so the extra margin comes out of empty space
-	rather than out of the trace, whose bars are what people try to point at.
-]]
-Visuals.BAND_HEIGHT = 58
-local CELL = 40
-local INSET = 12
-local GUTTER = 22
-
-type Bar = {
-	frame: Frame,
-	--[[
-		An invisible column over the bar, full height of the trace, wide enough to
-		hit. The bar itself is three pixels wide and usually one pixel tall -- a
-		fast call is a stub on the baseline -- so hovering the bar is not something
-		a person can reliably do. The hit target is the whole column above it, so
-		pointing anywhere near a bar selects it.
-	]]
-	hit: TextButton,
-	milliseconds: number,
-	ok: boolean,
-	--[[
-		What ran, in the same words the log uses.
-
-		The trace plotted durations with nothing to attach them to, so a tall bar
-		raised the question it could not answer: forty numbers and no way to tell
-		which of them was the script edit. Carried per bar rather than looked up,
-		because the bar outlives whatever produced it.
-	]]
-	title: string,
-}
-
-type Runtime = {
-	band: Frame?,
-	cell: Frame?,
-	trace: Frame?,
-	divider: Frame?,
-	baseline: Frame?,
-	highlight: Frame?,
-	readout: TextLabel?,
-	caption: TextLabel?,
-	--[[
-		What the caption said before a note took it over.
-
-		Nil means no note is showing, which is why this is the flag as well as
-		the storage: a second `showNote` while one is up must not overwrite the
-		text being held, or clearing would restore a note instead of the
-		caption.
-	]]
-	noted: string?,
-	bars: { Bar },
-	connection: RBXScriptConnection?,
-
-	spin: Vector3,
-	angle: Vector3,
-
-	energy: number,
-	shake: number,
-	--[[
-		The cell's size, as a spring rather than a value.
-
-		Scale was previously a small function of energy -- a 24% range that
-		nobody could see. Driving it as a spring means each event can push it and
-		let physics do the rest: a dispatch pulls it in, a reply throws it out
-		past its resting size, and it settles on its own.
-	]]
-	scale: number,
-	scaleVelocity: number,
-	-- Spikes to 1 the instant a reply lands, gone in a third of a second.
-	flare: number,
-	-- Seconds since anything last ran. Drives the wind-down.
-	quiet: number,
-	tint: Color3,
-	targetTint: Color3,
-	baseTint: Color3,
-	activeTint: Color3,
-	activity: number,
-	lastTitle: string?,
-	-- Whether the active preset has been given its Instances yet.
-	mounted: boolean,
-
-	-- The wave's columns, pooled at mount and hidden until a connect needs them.
-	wave: { Frame },
-	-- What the transport last said: true while it is trying to reach the bridge.
-	waveWanted: boolean,
-	-- The ramp, 0 to 1. Separate from `waveWanted` so the wave fades rather than
-	-- appearing and vanishing with the status line.
-	waveLevel: number,
-	-- Seconds the wave is held up regardless of `waveWanted`. See WAVE_HOLD.
-	waveHold: number,
-	-- Whether the columns are currently on screen. Kept rather than derived, so
-	-- a settled wave hides them once instead of every frame afterwards.
-	waveShown: boolean,
-	-- The arrival flourish: 1 the instant a session connects, down to 0 over
-	-- CHEER_TIME. Overrides the connecting wave's shape while it runs.
-	cheer: number,
-}
-
-local runtime: Runtime = {
-	band = nil,
-	cell = nil,
-	trace = nil,
-	divider = nil,
-	baseline = nil,
-	highlight = nil,
-	readout = nil,
-	caption = nil,
-	noted = nil,
-	bars = {},
-	connection = nil,
-	spin = Vector3.new(0.18, 0.27, 0.11),
-	angle = Vector3.zero,
-	energy = 0,
-	shake = 0,
-	scale = 1,
-	scaleVelocity = 0,
-	flare = 0,
-	quiet = 0,
-	tint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
-	targetTint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
-	baseTint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
-	activeTint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
-	activity = 0,
-	lastTitle = nil,
-	mounted = false,
-	wave = {},
-	waveWanted = false,
-	waveLevel = 0,
-	waveHold = 0,
-	waveShown = false,
-	cheer = 0,
-}
-
---[[
-	The simulation, packaged for whichever preset is drawing it.
-
-	Rebuilt every frame rather than mutated in place. A preset holding onto the
-	table between frames would see values change under it, and the one rule that
-	keeps eight renderers honest is that they read this and draw -- they do not
-	own any of it.
-]]
-local function context(): Themes.Context
-	return {
-		palette = Themes.palette(),
-		tint = runtime.tint,
-		energy = runtime.energy,
-		activity = runtime.activity,
-		flare = runtime.flare,
-		shake = runtime.shake,
-		scale = runtime.scale,
-		quiet = runtime.quiet,
-		angle = runtime.angle,
-		clock = os.clock(),
-		size = CELL,
-		centre = Vector2.new(CELL / 2, CELL / 2),
-	}
-end
-
--- Declared here and defined below, because it draws through the same slot
--- painter history does and that helper is defined after this function.
-local stepWave: (delta: number) -> ()
-
-local function step(delta: number)
-	local band = runtime.band
-	local cell = runtime.cell
-	if band == nil or cell == nil or not band.Visible then
-		return
-	end
-
-	runtime.energy = math.max(0, runtime.energy - delta * 0.9)
-	runtime.shake = math.max(0, runtime.shake - delta * 2.4)
-	--[[
-		Slower than it was. The cell is meant to climb as the session works, and
-		at the old rates a call had to arrive every three seconds just to hold the
-		middle of the range -- so the top of it was, in practice, unreachable. A
-		burst of four calls now gets there, and it unwinds over about ten seconds
-		afterwards.
-	]]
-	runtime.activity = math.max(0, runtime.activity - delta * 0.28)
-	runtime.flare = math.max(0, runtime.flare - delta * 3)
-	runtime.quiet += delta
-	--[[
-		Two colours, blended by how recently something happened.
-
-		`baseTint` is the connection state, which is what the panel should read
-		as when nothing is going on. `activeTint` is the kind of work last done
-		-- reading, writing, running, debugging -- and it takes over while that
-		work is fresh, then fades back. So the strip is not one fixed colour: it
-		leans toward whatever the session is actually doing and returns to
-		resting on its own.
-	]]
-	local blend = math.clamp(runtime.energy, 0, 1)
-	runtime.targetTint = runtime.baseTint:Lerp(runtime.activeTint, blend)
-	runtime.tint = runtime.tint:Lerp(runtime.targetTint, math.min(1, delta * 5))
-
-	-- Turning faster while busy makes the rate itself readable: a glance says
-	-- whether anything is happening without reading a word.
-	--
-	-- And nearly stopping once the session has gone quiet, for the same reason in
-	-- reverse: a strip that keeps moving at its working rate hours after the
-	-- last command claims an activity that is not happening.
-	local pace = if runtime.quiet > QUIET_AFTER then 0.25 else 1
-	runtime.angle += runtime.spin * delta * (1 + runtime.energy * 2.2) * pace
-
-	--[[
-		Where the cell wants to be, before the spring gets a say.
-
-		Three things move it and they are deliberately ordered. Energy -- how
-		recently work happened -- swells it while a session is busy. The breathe
-		is a slow sine that only survives while energy is near zero, so an idle
-		panel is visibly alive without a resting animation competing with the
-		reaction to a real call. And past QUIET_AFTER seconds of nothing, it draws
-		in and stays there: the picture of a session that has stopped.
-	]]
-	local calm = 1 - math.clamp(runtime.energy, 0, 1)
-	local breathe = math.sin(os.clock() * 0.9) * 0.04 * calm
-	local target = 1 + math.clamp(runtime.energy, 0, 1.6) * 0.18 + breathe
-	if runtime.quiet > QUIET_AFTER then
-		target = 0.82
-	end
-
-	--[[
-		A damped spring rather than a lerp, because a lerp cannot overshoot and
-		overshoot is the whole point: a reply that pushes the cell past its
-		resting size and lets it fall back reads as a thing being struck, where
-		easing toward a value reads as a slider being dragged.
-
-		Integrated semi-implicitly -- velocity first, then position from the new
-		velocity -- which stays stable at the frame times Studio actually hands us
-		rather than only at small ones.
-	]]
-	--[[
-		Substepped rather than truncated.
-
-		`math.min(delta, 1/30)` kept the integration stable, but it also THREW
-		AWAY the rest of a long frame: at 20fps a third of every frame's motion
-		simply did not happen, so the spring ran slower in wall-clock time
-		exactly when Studio was busiest -- which is during a tool call, which is
-		when the spring is reacting to something. Stepping the leftover instead
-		keeps the reaction the same length whatever the frame rate, and the cap
-		on the number of steps stops a two-second hitch from paying it all back
-		in one frame.
-	]]
-	local remaining = math.min(delta, 0.25)
-	for _ = 1, 8 do
-		if remaining <= 0 then
-			break
-		end
-		local integration = math.min(remaining, 1 / 60)
-		remaining -= integration
-
-		runtime.scaleVelocity += (target - runtime.scale) * SPRING * integration
-		runtime.scaleVelocity -= runtime.scaleVelocity * DAMPING * integration
-		runtime.scale += runtime.scaleVelocity * integration
-
-		--[[
-			Clamping the position without killing the velocity is what made a
-			reply read as a jolt rather than a bounce. The reply impulse is
-			`scaleVelocity += 9`, which crosses the whole 0.55..1.7 range in
-			about two frames, so the scale pinned itself against the ceiling
-			while still carrying all that speed -- and then sat there, motionless
-			but not at rest, until the spring had spent the stored velocity. The
-			eye reads that as a snap, a stall, and a second snap.
-
-			Zeroing the component pushing into the rail turns it into a stop.
-		]]
-		if runtime.scale <= 0.55 then
-			runtime.scale = 0.55
-			runtime.scaleVelocity = math.max(runtime.scaleVelocity, 0)
-		elseif runtime.scale >= 1.7 then
-			runtime.scale = 1.7
-			runtime.scaleVelocity = math.min(runtime.scaleVelocity, 0)
-		end
-	end
-
-	-- Stepped before the cell is handed off, so a preset that errors and
-	-- disables the strip does not also take the connect animation with it.
-	stepWave(delta)
-
-	--[[
-		Handed off. A preset that throws must not take the console's status
-		display down with it, so a failure here disables the strip and says so
-		once rather than erroring sixty times a second.
-	]]
-	local ok, err = pcall(Themes.active().paint, context(), delta)
-	if not ok then
-		band.Visible = false
-		warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed to paint: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
-	end
-end
-
---[[
-	Puts the highlight behind one bar and prints its timing.
-
-	The trace is only legible if you already know what it plots, and nothing on
-	screen said so. Hovering answers it directly: the column lights up, and the
-	number that made that bar its height appears in words. One reading at a time,
-	so a single highlight and a single label are moved around rather than one of
-	each being built per bar.
-]]
-local function showReading(entry: Bar)
-	local highlight = runtime.highlight
-	local readout = runtime.readout
-	if highlight == nil or readout == nil then
-		return
-	end
-
-	--[[
-		The Y here has to be 1, and was 0.
-
-		The highlight is anchored to its own bottom edge, so a Y scale of 0 put
-		that edge on the trace's top line and drew the whole 26px column above it
-		-- outside a frame that clips its descendants. The hover was therefore
-		never visible to anyone: the hit targets fired, the readout appeared, and
-		the highlight they were meant to explain was off screen every time.
-	]]
-	highlight.Position = UDim2.new(entry.hit.Position.X.Scale, entry.hit.Position.X.Offset, 1, 0)
-	highlight.Visible = true
-
-	--[[
-		Named, not just timed.
-
-		A duration with nothing attached to it raises the question it cannot
-		answer -- forty bars, one of them tall, and no way to tell whether that
-		was a script edit or a screenshot. The title is the same phrase the log
-		row uses, so pointing at a bar and reading the log agree with each other.
-	]]
-	local palette = Themes.palette()
-	readout.Text = if entry.ok
-		then string.format("%s: %d ms", entry.title, math.round(entry.milliseconds))
-		else string.format("%s: failed after %d ms", entry.title, math.round(entry.milliseconds))
-	readout.TextColor3 = if entry.ok then palette.text else palette.red
-	readout.Visible = true
-end
-
-local function clearReading()
-	if runtime.highlight then
-		runtime.highlight.Visible = false
-	end
-	if runtime.readout then
-		runtime.readout.Visible = false
-	end
-end
-
---[[
-	Bars, for a preset that does not want to draw its own history.
-
-	Height is duration and colour is outcome, so a slow call and a failed one are
-	distinguishable at a glance -- which is the pair of questions that actually
-	get asked of a log this size.
-]]
-local function defaultSlot(slot: Themes.Slot, ctx: Themes.Context)
-	local frame = slot.frame
-	frame.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
-	frame.Size = UDim2.new(0, 3, math.max(slot.weight, 0.06), 0)
-	frame.Position = UDim2.new(frame.Position.X.Scale, frame.Position.X.Offset, 1, 0)
-	frame.BackgroundColor3 = if slot.ok then ctx.palette.violet else ctx.palette.red
-	frame.BackgroundTransparency = 0.15 + slot.age * 0.6
-	frame.Rotation = 0
-end
-
---[[
-	Whether the transport is currently reaching for the bridge.
-
-	Told rather than inferred, because "connecting" is the transport's word and
-	the trace must never disagree with the status dot about what the session is
-	doing.
-]]
-function Visuals.setConnecting(active: boolean)
-	if active and not runtime.waveWanted then
-		runtime.waveHold = WAVE_HOLD
-	end
-	runtime.waveWanted = active
-end
-
---[[
-	Plays the arrival flourish, once.
-
-	Edge-triggered by the caller rather than latched here: only the status line
-	knows whether this is a session actually landing or the same `connected`
-	state being repeated after a theme switch, and a celebration that replays
-	itself every time the port is re-read stops meaning anything.
-]]
-function Visuals.celebrate()
-	runtime.cheer = 1
-	-- The search is over. Nothing should be left holding the connecting wave up
-	-- underneath a flourish that has replaced it.
-	runtime.waveWanted = false
-	runtime.waveHold = 0
-end
-
---[[
-	Re-places every bar and hands each to the active preset to draw.
-
-	Laid out right to left so the newest bar is always at the same edge and the
-	trace reads as scrolling rather than reshuffling. The horizontal position is
-	set here and the preset is expected to keep it -- everything else about the
-	bar is the preset's to decide.
-]]
---[[
-	Where slot `number` sits, counting 1 at the right edge and rising leftwards.
-
-	The one place the trace's spacing is decided. Both the history and the wave
-	call it, which is what guarantees they land on the same grid rather than on
-	two that merely look similar.
-]]
-local function slotOffset(number: number): number
-	return -(number - 0.5) * BAR_STRIDE
-end
-
---[[
-	Re-places every bar and hands each to the active preset to draw.
-
-	Laid out right to left so the newest bar is always at the same edge and the
-	trace reads as scrolling rather than reshuffling. The horizontal position is
-	set here and the preset is expected to keep it -- everything else about the
-	bar is the preset's to decide.
-
-	`modulate` is the wave, when one is running. It is handed a bar's slot
-	number and its true height and freshness, and returns what to draw instead,
-	so the history is lifted by the same swell that lifts the empty slots beside
-	it. Absent, every bar is drawn from its own recorded timing, which is what
-	restores the true trace the moment a wave ends.
-]]
-local function relayout(modulate: ((number, number, number) -> (number, number))?)
-	local ctx = context()
-	local painter = Themes.active().paintSlot or defaultSlot
-	local total = #runtime.bars
-
-	for index, item in runtime.bars do
-		local fromRight = total - index
-		local number = fromRight + 1
-		local offset = slotOffset(number)
-
-		item.frame.Position = UDim2.new(1, offset, 1, 0)
-		item.hit.Position = UDim2.new(1, offset, 1, 0)
-
-		-- 0 for the newest, rising toward 1 for the oldest still shown.
-		local age = if TRACE > 1 then fromRight / (TRACE - 1) else 0
-		local weight = math.clamp(item.milliseconds / SLOW_MS, 0.06, 1)
-		if modulate ~= nil then
-			weight, age = modulate(number, weight, age)
-		end
-
-		local slot: Themes.Slot = {
-			frame = item.frame,
-			milliseconds = item.milliseconds,
-			ok = item.ok,
-			title = item.title,
-			age = age,
-			weight = weight,
-		}
-		local ok, err = pcall(painter, slot, ctx)
-		if not ok then
-			-- One bad slot must not leave the other thirty-nine unplaced.
-			defaultSlot(slot, ctx)
-			--[[
-				Silent under a wave. This runs sixty times a second while one is
-				playing, and a preset that throws would fill the log faster than
-				anyone could read it -- the unmodulated path below still says so
-				once the next call lands.
-			]]
-			if modulate == nil then
-				warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed on a slot: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
-			end
-		end
-	end
-end
-
---[[
-	How many slots the trace has room for, at the shared stride.
-
-	Read from the live width rather than fixed, because the dock is resizable and
-	a wave that stops halfway across a widened panel is worse than no wave.
-]]
-local function slotsAcross(): number
-	local trace = runtime.trace
-	if trace == nil then
-		return 0
-	end
-	return math.clamp(math.floor(trace.AbsoluteSize.X / BAR_STRIDE), 0, WAVE_MAX)
-end
-
---[[
-	Makes sure the wave has a column for every slot up to `count`.
-
-	Grown on demand and never shrunk. The pool only ever reaches the width the
-	panel actually had, it is built the first time a connection is attempted
-	rather than at mount, and a column costs nothing while it is hidden.
-]]
-local function growWave(count: number)
-	local trace = runtime.trace
-	if trace == nil then
-		return
-	end
-	for _ = #runtime.wave + 1, count do
-		local column = Instance.new("Frame")
-		column.Name = "Wave"
-		column.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
-		column.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(2, 1)
-		column.BackgroundColor3 = Themes.palette().violet
-		column.BorderSizePixel = 0
-		column.Visible = false
-		-- Under the bars and the hover highlight. They never share a slot, but
-		-- depth should not be the thing standing between them if that changes.
-		column.ZIndex = 1
-		column.Parent = trace
-
-		-- Presets draw points as well as bars, same as the history slots.
-		local round = Instance.new("UICorner")
-		round.CornerRadius = UDim.new(0, 1)
-		round.Parent = column
-
-		table.insert(runtime.wave, column)
-	end
-end
-
---[[
-	Runs the connecting wave for one frame.
-
-	Cheap when nothing is connecting: the ramp settles at zero, the columns are
-	hidden once, the true trace is restored once, and every later frame leaves
-	after two comparisons.
-]]
-function stepWave(delta: number)
-	runtime.cheer = math.max(0, runtime.cheer - delta / CHEER_TIME)
-
-	runtime.waveHold = math.max(0, runtime.waveHold - delta)
-	local target = if runtime.waveWanted or runtime.waveHold > 0 then 1 else 0
-	local rate = if target > runtime.waveLevel then WAVE_IN else WAVE_OUT
-	runtime.waveLevel += (target - runtime.waveLevel) * math.min(1, delta * rate)
-
-	--[[
-		Two sources, one opacity.
-
-		They overlap for a moment at every connection -- the status goes green,
-		which drops `waveWanted`, while the flourish is only just starting -- and
-		taking the louder of the two is what carries the handover without a dip
-		between the search ending and the arrival beginning.
-	]]
-	local celebration = math.min(1, runtime.cheer * CHEER_FADE)
-	local strength = math.max(runtime.waveLevel, celebration)
-
-	if strength <= 0.01 then
-		if runtime.waveShown then
-			runtime.waveShown = false
-			runtime.waveLevel = 0
-			for _, column in runtime.wave do
-				column.Visible = false
-			end
-			-- The bars were being drawn lifted. Put the real timings back, once,
-			-- rather than leaving the history frozen mid-swell.
-			relayout()
-		end
-		return
-	end
-	runtime.waveShown = true
-
-	local slots = slotsAcross()
-	if slots == 0 then
-		return
-	end
-	growWave(slots)
-
-	local ctx = context()
-	local painter = Themes.active().paintSlot or defaultSlot
-	local phase = ctx.clock / WAVE_PERIOD
-	local crest = phase % 1
-	local ripple = slots / WAVE_RIPPLE_STRIDE
-	-- The flourish runs on its own progress rather than on the clock, so it is
-	-- the same length however long the connection took to land.
-	local arriving = runtime.cheer > 0
-	local progress = 1 - runtime.cheer
-
-	--[[
-		The wave itself, as a pure function of where a slot is.
-
-		Taking a slot number rather than a column is what lets the history use it
-		too: a bar at slot 6 and an empty column at slot 7 are handed the same
-		swell, so the surface is continuous across the join instead of stopping
-		where the data starts.
-	]]
-	local function shape(number: number): (number, number)
-		-- 0 at the left edge of the trace, 1 at the right.
-		local x = 1 - (number - 0.5) / slots
-
-		if arriving then
-			--[[
-				Struck, not swept. `since` is how long ago the front passed this
-				slot: negative means it has not arrived, and the column waits
-				flat and dark rather than anticipating it.
-			]]
-			local since = progress - x * CHEER_SWEEP
-			if since < 0 then
-				return WAVE_FLOOR, 1
-			end
-			-- One envelope for both height and brightness, so a column is at its
-			-- tallest exactly when it is at its brightest.
-			local settle = math.exp(-since * CHEER_DECAY)
-			local bounce = 0.5 + 0.5 * math.cos(since * CHEER_RING * math.pi * 2)
-			return math.clamp(WAVE_FLOOR + settle * bounce * 0.95, WAVE_FLOOR, 1),
-				math.clamp(1 - settle, 0, 1)
-		end
-
-		--[[
-			Distance to the crest, wrapped around the ends, so the swell leaves
-			the right edge and re-enters at the left instead of jumping back
-			across a trace it has just crossed.
-		]]
-		local distance = math.abs(x - crest)
-		distance = math.min(distance, 1 - distance)
-		local swell = math.exp(-(distance * distance) / (2 * WAVE_SPREAD * WAVE_SPREAD))
-		local texture = 0.5 + 0.5 * math.sin((x * ripple - phase * 2) * math.pi * 2)
-
-		--[[
-			A floor everywhere and a hump at the crest. Away from the swell the
-			columns sit just off the baseline, which keeps the trace reading as
-			an instrument at rest rather than as a screenful of invented data.
-		]]
-		return math.clamp(WAVE_FLOOR + swell * (0.55 + 0.45 * texture) * 0.9, WAVE_FLOOR, 1),
-			-- Freshness follows the swell rather than position. Every preset
-			-- fades a slot by how recent it is, so handing the crest an age of
-			-- zero lights it and leaves the rest of the trace resting.
-			math.clamp(1 - swell, 0, 1)
-	end
-
-	--[[
-		The history, riding the same swell.
-
-		Lifted against its own headroom and brightened to whichever of the two is
-		fresher, so a bar keeps its shape and its colour and simply moves with
-		the wave rolling under it.
-	]]
-	local barCount = #runtime.bars
-	if barCount > 0 then
-		relayout(function(number: number, weight: number, age: number): (number, number)
-			local lift, lightness = shape(number)
-			--[[
-				Both channels scale with the ramp, which is what makes the wave
-				let go of the history rather than drop it. At full strength a bar
-				is lifted and lit by the swell; as the ramp falls it slides back
-				onto its own timing and its own age, and the last frame of the
-				wave and the first frame without one are the same picture.
-			]]
-			local raised = weight + (lift - WAVE_FLOOR) * (1 - weight) * WAVE_LIFT * strength
-			local lit = age + (math.min(age, lightness) - age) * strength
-			return math.clamp(raised, weight, 1), lit
-		end)
-	end
-
-	for number, column in runtime.wave do
-		if number > slots or number <= barCount then
-			--[[
-				Past the panel's edge, or a slot the history owns. Either way the
-				wave has no business drawing here -- this is what keeps the two
-				from ever landing on the same five pixels.
-			]]
-			column.Visible = false
-			continue
-		end
-
-		local weight, age = shape(number)
-		local slot: Themes.Slot = {
-			frame = column,
-			-- Kept agreeing with the height, since that is the pair every
-			-- painter is written against, even though none of them reads it.
-			milliseconds = weight * SLOW_MS,
-			ok = true,
-			title = if arriving then "connected" else "connecting",
-			age = age,
-			weight = weight,
-		}
-
-		-- Set before the painter runs, off the same helper the bars use: every
-		-- painter preserves the X it is given and decides the rest.
-		column.Position = UDim2.new(1, slotOffset(number), 1, 0)
-		if not pcall(painter, slot, ctx) then
-			-- Silent, for the same reason the modulated history path is: a
-			-- preset that throws here would throw sixty times a second.
-			defaultSlot(slot, ctx)
-		end
-
-		--[[
-			Faded as one thing, after whoever drew it. The ramp belongs to the
-			wave and not to any preset, and applying it to the transparency the
-			painter chose keeps each theme's own weighting intact.
-		]]
-		column.BackgroundTransparency = 1 - (1 - column.BackgroundTransparency) * strength
-		column.Visible = true
-	end
-end
-
---[[
-	Records one finished call and re-draws the trace.
-]]
-function Visuals.recordCall(milliseconds: number, ok: boolean, title: string)
-	runtime.energy = math.min(1.6, runtime.energy + (if ok then 0.3 else 0.8))
-	runtime.activity = math.min(1, runtime.activity + 0.34)
-	runtime.quiet = 0
-	runtime.flare = 1
-
-	--[[
-		A shove rather than a new target.
-
-		Setting the scale outright would snap; giving the spring velocity lets it
-		carry past its resting size and fall back, which is the difference between
-		a value changing and something being struck. A failure shoves the other
-		way and knocks the axis with it.
-	]]
-	if ok then
-		--[[
-			Sized to peak just under the clamp rather than against it.
-
-			At +9 the shove carried the scale into the 1.7 ceiling within about a
-			tenth of a second, so what should have been an arc became a rise, a
-			flat spot, and a drop -- and a burst of calls, each adding another 9
-			to a velocity that was already railed, held it pinned there for as
-			long as the burst lasted. +6 tops out around 1.55, which reads as the
-			same strike and stays on the curve. The accumulated case is capped
-			for the same reason: several calls at once should look busy, not
-			stuck.
-		]]
-		runtime.scaleVelocity = math.min(runtime.scaleVelocity + 6, 8)
-	else
-		runtime.scale = 0.8
-		runtime.scaleVelocity = -2
-		runtime.shake = 1
-	end
-
-	local trace = runtime.trace
-	if trace == nil then
-		return
-	end
-
-	local bar = Instance.new("Frame")
-	bar.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
-	bar.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	-- Above the wave's columns and the hover highlight. A plugin widget draws
-	-- with ZIndexBehavior.Global, so depth is stated rather than inherited from
-	-- the order things happened to be built in.
-	bar.ZIndex = 2
-	bar.Parent = trace
-	-- Presets draw points as well as bars, and a square point is not a point.
-	local corner = Instance.new("UICorner")
-	corner.CornerRadius = UDim.new(0, 1)
-	corner.Parent = bar
-
-	-- A TextButton rather than a Frame: buttons take mouse events reliably in a
-	-- plugin widget, and with no text and no background it is purely a target.
-	local hit = Instance.new("TextButton")
-	hit.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
-	hit.BackgroundTransparency = 1
-	hit.Text = ""
-	hit.AutoButtonColor = false
-	hit.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	hit.Size = UDim2.new(0, BAR_STRIDE, 1, 0)
-	hit.Parent = trace
-
-	local entry: Bar = {
-		frame = bar,
-		hit = hit,
-		milliseconds = milliseconds,
-		ok = ok,
-		title = if title ~= "" then title else "call",
-	}
-	table.insert(runtime.bars, entry)
-
-	hit.MouseEnter:Connect(function()
-		showReading(entry)
-	end)
-	hit.MouseLeave:Connect(function()
-		clearReading()
-	end)
-
-	while #runtime.bars > TRACE do
-		local oldest = runtime.bars[1]
-		oldest.frame:Destroy()
-		oldest.hit:Destroy()
-		table.remove(runtime.bars, 1)
-	end
-
-	relayout()
-
-	-- The bars have all moved, so a reading still on screen now names the wrong
-	-- one. Cheaper and more honest to drop it than to work out which bar the
-	-- pointer has ended up over.
-	clearReading()
-end
-
---[[
-	The resting colour, which is the connection state.
-]]
-function Visuals.setTint(color: Color3)
-	runtime.baseTint = color
-end
-
---[[
-	The colour and pace of the work now running.
-
-	Both are set from the same call because they describe the same thing: what
-	kind of command this is. Reads are quick and cool, writes are slower and
-	warm, so the strip's colour and its rate agree with each other instead of
-	moving independently.
-]]
-function Visuals.setKind(color: Color3, urgency: number)
-	runtime.activeTint = color
-	runtime.energy = math.min(1.6, math.max(runtime.energy, urgency))
-	runtime.quiet = 0
-	--[[
-		Drawn in as the command goes out, so the pair reads as one gesture: the
-		cell contracts while the request is in flight and springs open when the
-		answer arrives. On a fast call the two are almost one motion, which is
-		itself the report -- a slow call visibly holds its breath.
-	]]
-	runtime.scale = math.min(runtime.scale, 0.85)
-	runtime.scaleVelocity = math.min(runtime.scaleVelocity, 0)
-	-- Re-aimed per kind so successive commands of different types visibly
-	-- change the axis rather than continuing the same turn.
-	runtime.spin = Vector3.new(
-		0.12 + math.random() * 0.16,
-		0.18 + math.random() * 0.22,
-		0.06 + math.random() * 0.12
-	)
-end
-
---[[
-	What is running, in the same words the log uses. The motion says something is
-	happening; this says what, and neither answers the other's question.
-]]
-function Visuals.setCaption(title: string)
-	runtime.lastTitle = title
-	-- A note is holding the caption's real text for later. Update what will be
-	-- restored, not what is on screen, or the note is wiped by the next command
-	-- and clearing it would put back a line that is already out of date.
-	if runtime.noted ~= nil then
-		runtime.noted = title
-		return
-	end
-	if runtime.caption then
-		runtime.caption.Text = title
-	end
-end
-
---[[
-	Borrows the caption to answer something the user is pointing at.
-
-	The caption is the band's one line of prose, so a note goes there rather
-	than into a floating panel: there is exactly one place on this widget that
-	explains what you are looking at, and two would be one too many. Whatever
-	the caption was saying is put back by `clearNote`, so a note never costs the
-	user the line they were reading.
-]]
-function Visuals.showNote(text: string)
-	if runtime.caption == nil or text == "" then
-		return
-	end
-	if runtime.noted == nil then
-		runtime.noted = runtime.caption.Text
-	end
-	runtime.caption.Text = text
-end
-
-function Visuals.clearNote()
-	local held = runtime.noted
-	if held == nil or runtime.caption == nil then
-		return
-	end
-	runtime.noted = nil
-	runtime.caption.Text = held
-end
-
---[[
-	Falls back to the last thing that ran once a command finishes.
-
-	The footer already reports totals, so repeating "idle" here would say the
-	same word twice on one screen. What has just happened is more useful and is
-	not shown anywhere else.
-]]
-function Visuals.setIdle()
-	if runtime.caption == nil then
-		return
-	end
-	local text = if runtime.lastTitle ~= nil
-		then "last: " .. runtime.lastTitle
-		else "waiting for a command"
-	-- Same rule as setCaption: a note owns the line until it is cleared.
-	if runtime.noted ~= nil then
-		runtime.noted = text
-		return
-	end
-	runtime.caption.Text = text
-end
-
---[[
-	Winds the cell down, because the session has stopped rather than paused.
-
-	The strip already decays on its own, but decay bottoms out at "idle and
-	moving", which looks the same after twenty seconds as after two hours. This
-	is the console telling the picture what it has just told the log, so the two
-	agree.
-]]
-function Visuals.setQuiet()
-	runtime.quiet = QUIET_AFTER + 1
-	runtime.activity = 0
-end
-
---[[
-	Empties the trace.
-
-	Paired with the console's clear button. The bars used to survive it while the
-	footer counters reset, so "clear" wiped the log, wiped the statistics, and
-	left forty timings from the session it had just erased sitting on screen.
-]]
-function Visuals.clearTrace()
-	for _, entry in runtime.bars do
-		entry.frame:Destroy()
-		entry.hit:Destroy()
-	end
-	table.clear(runtime.bars)
-	clearReading()
-end
-
-function Visuals.setVisible(visible: boolean)
-	local band = runtime.band
-	if band == nil then
-		return
-	end
-	band.Visible = visible
-
-	-- Connected only while on screen: a hidden strip that keeps projecting
-	-- geometry every frame is a battery complaint waiting to happen.
-	if visible and runtime.connection == nil then
-		runtime.connection = RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(step)
-	elseif not visible and runtime.connection ~= nil then
-		runtime.connection:Disconnect()
-		runtime.connection = nil
-	end
-end
-
-function Visuals.isVisible(): boolean
-	local band = runtime.band
-	return band ~= nil and band.Visible
-end
-
---[[
-	Swaps the cell's contents and recolours the strip's own chrome.
-
-	The order matters. The outgoing preset is unmounted before the cell is
-	emptied, so a preset that keeps references cannot be handed destroyed
-	Instances; the cell is then cleared outright rather than trusted to be
-	clean, because a preset that errored midway through `mount` will have left
-	something behind.
-]]
-function Visuals.applyTheme()
-	local cell = runtime.cell
-	local band = runtime.band
-	if cell == nil or band == nil then
-		return
-	end
-
-	if runtime.mounted then
-		pcall(function()
-			Themes.active().unmount()
-		end)
-	end
-	for _, child in cell:GetChildren() do
-		child:Destroy()
-	end
-
-	local palette = Themes.palette()
-	band.BackgroundColor3 = palette.surface
-	if runtime.divider then
-		(runtime.divider :: Frame).BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
-	end
-	if runtime.baseline then
-		(runtime.baseline :: Frame).BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
-	end
-	if runtime.highlight then
-		(runtime.highlight :: Frame).BackgroundColor3 = palette.text
-	end
-	if runtime.caption then
-		(runtime.caption :: TextLabel).TextColor3 = palette.text
-	end
-	if runtime.readout then
-		(runtime.readout :: TextLabel).BackgroundColor3 = palette.background
-	end
-
-	local ok, err = pcall(function()
-		Themes.active().mount(cell)
-	end)
-	runtime.mounted = ok
-	if not ok then
-		warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed to mount: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
-	end
-
-	relayout()
-	-- A preset that failed to paint disabled the band; a new one deserves the
-	-- chance to prove it works.
-	band.Visible = true
-end
-
---[[
-	Builds the strip. Everything except the cell's contents is created here and
-	never again, which is what keeps the per-frame path allocation-free.
-]]
-function Visuals.mount(parent: Instance)
-	local palette = Themes.palette()
-
-	local band = Instance.new("Frame")
-	band.Name = "ActivityBand"
-	band.BackgroundColor3 = palette.surface
-	band.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	band.Visible = false
-	band.ClipsDescendants = true
-	band.Parent = parent
-	runtime.band = band
-
-	local cell = Instance.new("Frame")
-	cell.Name = "Cell"
-	cell.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(INSET, (Visuals.BAND_HEIGHT - CELL) / 2)
-	cell.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(CELL, CELL)
-	cell.BackgroundTransparency = 1
-	cell.ClipsDescendants = true
-	cell.Parent = band
-	runtime.cell = cell
-
-	-- A hairline between the cell and the trace, so the strip reads as two
-	-- instruments rather than one busy rectangle. Centred in the gutter, which
-	-- is what keeps the extra margin as air on both sides rather than as a gap
-	-- on one.
-	local divider = Instance.new("Frame")
-	divider.Name = "Divider"
-	divider.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(INSET + CELL + GUTTER / 2, 10)
-	divider.Size = UDim2.new(0, 1, 1, -20)
-	divider.BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
-	divider.BackgroundTransparency = 0.78
-	divider.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	divider.Parent = band
-	runtime.divider = divider
-
-	local right = INSET + CELL + GUTTER
-
-	local caption = Instance.new("TextLabel")
-	caption.Name = "Caption"
-	caption.Position = UDim2.new(0, right, 0, 6)
-	caption.Size = UDim2.new(1, -right - 12, 0, 14)
-	caption.BackgroundTransparency = 1
-	caption.Font = Enum.Font.Code
-	caption.TextSize = 11
-	caption.TextColor3 = palette.text
-	caption.TextXAlignment = Enum.TextXAlignment.Left
-	caption.TextTruncate = Enum.TextTruncate.AtEnd
-	caption.Text = "idle"
-	caption.Parent = band
-	runtime.caption = caption
-
-	local trace = Instance.new("Frame")
-	trace.Name = "Trace"
-	trace.Position = UDim2.new(0, right, 0, 24)
-	trace.Size = UDim2.new(1, -right - 12, 0, TRACE_HEIGHT)
-	trace.BackgroundTransparency = 1
-	trace.ClipsDescendants = true
-	trace.Parent = band
-	runtime.trace = trace
-
-	-- A baseline under the bars, so an empty trace still reads as an instrument
-	-- waiting for data rather than as a blank gap.
-	local baseline = Instance.new("Frame")
-	baseline.Name = "Baseline"
-	baseline.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0, 1)
-	baseline.Position = UDim2.fromScale(0, 1)
-	baseline.Size = UDim2.new(1, 0, 0, 1)
-	baseline.BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
-	baseline.BackgroundTransparency = 0.75
-	baseline.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	baseline.Parent = trace
-	runtime.baseline = baseline
-
-	--[[
-		Built once and moved, and created BEFORE the bars exist so it sits under
-		them in draw order -- a highlight drawn over a one-pixel bar would hide the
-		very thing it is pointing at.
-	]]
-	local highlight = Instance.new("Frame")
-	highlight.Name = "Highlight"
-	highlight.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
-	highlight.Position = UDim2.new(1, 0, 1, 0)
-	highlight.Size = UDim2.new(0, BAR_STRIDE, 1, 0)
-	highlight.BackgroundColor3 = palette.text
-	-- Faint enough not to hide the bar it sits behind, solid enough to be seen
-	-- at all.
-	highlight.BackgroundTransparency = 0.7
-	highlight.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	highlight.Visible = false
-	highlight.Parent = trace
-	runtime.highlight = highlight
-
-	--[[
-		The reading sits at the left end of the trace rather than beside the bar it
-		describes. Following the pointer would put it off the right edge for the
-		newest bars, which are the ones most often asked about, and the left end is
-		empty until forty calls have accumulated.
-	]]
-	local readout = Instance.new("TextLabel")
-	readout.Name = "Readout"
-	readout.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0, 0.5)
-	readout.Position = UDim2.new(0, 0, 0.5, 0)
-	-- Sized by its text now that it carries a name as well as a number. A fixed
-	-- 110px was enough for "18 ms" and truncates anything with a phrase in front
-	-- of it, which is the half worth reading.
-	readout.AutomaticSize = Enum.AutomaticSize.X
-	readout.Size = UDim2.new(0, 0, 0, 14)
-	readout.BackgroundColor3 = palette.background
-	readout.BackgroundTransparency = 0.15
-	readout.BorderSizePixel = 0
-	readout.Font = Enum.Font.Code
-	readout.TextSize = 11
-	readout.TextXAlignment = Enum.TextXAlignment.Left
-	readout.Text = ""
-	readout.Visible = false
-	readout.ZIndex = 3
-	readout.Parent = trace
-	runtime.readout = readout
-
-	local readoutPadding = Instance.new("UIPadding")
-	readoutPadding.PaddingLeft = UDim.new(0, 4)
-	readoutPadding.PaddingRight = UDim.new(0, 4)
-	readoutPadding.Parent = readout
-
-	local ok, err = pcall(function()
-		Themes.active().mount(cell)
-	end)
-	runtime.mounted = ok
-	if not ok then
-		warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed to mount: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
-	end
-end
-
-return Visuals
+--!strict
+--[[
+	The console's activity band: a themed cell beside a live latency trace.
+
+	Watching an agent work is mostly waiting, and the log answers "what is it
+	doing" precisely while answering "is it still alive" badly -- a stalled
+	session and a thinking one produce the same still screen.
+
+	This began as a full-panel overlay and that was wrong. It sat on top of the
+	log, so the thing you actually read was covered and, being slightly
+	transparent, softened underneath. Decoration that costs legibility is a bad
+	trade however good it looks. So it is a band now: a fixed strip above the
+	log, which keeps every line at full contrast and never moves under the
+	reader. The log shrinks by the band's height and nothing overlaps.
+
+	The strip earns its space twice over. The cell on the left says the session
+	is live; the trace beside it is the last forty calls, each drawn as tall as
+	it was slow and coloured by whether it worked. That turns "is it alive" and
+	"is it healthy" into one glance, which is more than the log gives and more
+	than an animation alone would.
+
+	WHAT THIS FILE OWNS, since it used to own everything: the strip's Instances,
+	the pointer handling on the trace, and the simulation -- energy, activity,
+	flare, shake, the scale spring, the quiet timer and the blended tint. What
+	it does NOT own is any drawing inside the cell. That belongs to whichever
+	preset is active (see Themes/), which is handed the simulation each frame
+	and paints whatever it likes with it. Eight presets are therefore eight
+	painters over one set of physics rather than eight animation systems, and
+	only one of them is ever mounted.
+]]
+
+local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
+
+local Themes = require(script.Parent.Themes)
+
+local Visuals = {}
+
+-- How long the session must go without a command before the cell winds down.
+-- Matches the console's idle notice, so the picture and the log agree.
+local QUIET_AFTER = 20
+
+--[[
+	Spring constants for the scale. Stiff enough that a call reads as a snap
+	rather than a swell, damped just under critical so a reply overshoots once
+	and settles instead of ringing.
+]]
+local SPRING = 90
+local DAMPING = 14
+
+-- How many calls the trace remembers. Forty is about a screen's width of bars
+-- at five pixels each, and about as far back as anyone reads a trend.
+local TRACE = 40
+
+-- Bars are scaled against this, so a normal call is a low bar and a slow one is
+-- obvious. Anything past it clamps to full height rather than flattening the
+-- rest of the trace into invisibility.
+local SLOW_MS = 400
+
+-- Pixels from one bar to the next. Also the width of a bar's hit target and of
+-- the hover highlight, so pointing between two bars still selects one of them
+-- rather than falling into a dead gap.
+local BAR_STRIDE = 5
+
+-- Height of the trace, and so of every bar's hit column. The taller band spends
+-- its extra pixels here: a 19px column was a small thing to aim a pointer at.
+local TRACE_HEIGHT = 26
+
+--[[
+	The connecting wave: what the trace does while there is no session to plot.
+
+	A connect or a reconnect is the one moment the trace has nothing true to
+	say. No calls have happened yet, so it is a bare baseline -- which looks
+	exactly like a panel that has died, at the one time the user is most likely
+	to be watching it to find out whether it has.
+
+	So the columns wave instead: a swell travelling along the trace for as long
+	as the transport is reaching for the bridge, and gone the moment it either
+	arrives or gives up.
+
+	It is drawn THROUGH THE ACTIVE PRESET's slot painter rather than painted
+	here, for the same reason history is. Eight presets already know how to draw
+	a column of a given height and freshness, so routing the wave through them
+	means it arrives in all eight without eight implementations of it -- a theme
+	that draws history as rising points draws the wave as an arc of points, and
+	nobody had to tell it to.
+]]
+--[[
+	ONE GRID, shared with the history. This is the whole trick.
+
+	The wave used to sit on its own grid -- a fixed count of columns spread by
+	scale across the trace -- and history sits on a stride grid anchored to the
+	right edge. Two grids in one strip is two instruments in one strip: on a
+	reconnect the wave's columns landed between and behind the bars at a
+	different spacing, which read as interference rather than as one surface.
+
+	So the trace is now a single row of BAR_STRIDE-spaced slots, numbered 1 at
+	the right edge and rising leftwards. History fills slots 1..n. The wave
+	fills every slot LEFT of those and never one of them, so the two can no
+	longer overlap by construction rather than by draw order. And because they
+	share the numbering, the same swell that lifts a wave column also lifts the
+	bars it rolls over -- the history rides the wave instead of standing still
+	in the middle of it.
+]]
+-- The most slots the wave will ever fill, which bounds the pool a very wide
+-- panel can ask for.
+local WAVE_MAX = 160
+-- Seconds for one swell to cross the trace.
+local WAVE_PERIOD = 1.8
+-- The swell's width as a fraction of the trace. Narrow enough to read as a
+-- pulse travelling along it rather than as the whole trace breathing.
+local WAVE_SPREAD = 0.2
+--[[
+	The fine ripple riding on the swell, as SLOTS PER CYCLE rather than cycles
+	per trace.
+
+	Fixed cycles made the texture a function of the panel's width: the same wave
+	was a coarse comb in a narrow dock and a smooth featureless hump in a wide
+	one. Per-slot keeps a ripple the same physical size at any width, which is
+	what makes it read as strips moving at all.
+]]
+local WAVE_RIPPLE_STRIDE = 16
+--[[
+	How far the swell lifts a history bar, against the headroom that bar has
+	left.
+
+	Additive and proportional, not a replacement. A bar already near the top of
+	the trace barely moves and a stub moves nearly the full amount, so the wave
+	is visible across the history without flattening the profile that history is
+	there to show. The hover readout reports the recorded milliseconds either
+	way -- what the wave changes is the drawing, never the reading.
+]]
+local WAVE_LIFT = 0.8
+-- Fade rates, in and out. Out is the slower of the two: an attempt that fails
+-- immediately should ebb rather than blink off.
+local WAVE_IN = 7
+local WAVE_OUT = 2.5
+--[[
+	The shortest time the wave stays up once it has started.
+
+	A handshake against a port with nothing behind it fails in milliseconds, and
+	the transport reports "connecting" before every one of those attempts. Without
+	a floor the wave would be a single-frame flash per retry, which reads as a
+	glitch rather than as an attempt being made.
+]]
+local WAVE_HOLD = 0.7
+-- Where the columns rest when the wave is not lifting them. Low enough to read
+-- as an instrument waiting rather than as invented data, high enough to be
+-- there at all.
+local WAVE_FLOOR = 0.05
+
+--[[
+	The arrival: what the trace does the moment a session actually exists.
+
+	The connecting wave is a searching motion and says so -- the same swell over
+	and over, going nowhere. Landing deserves a different shape, once, or the
+	only thing that marks the event is a word in the header going green.
+
+	So the columns are struck rather than swept. A bright front races along the
+	trace and every column it reaches leaps and rings down behind it, which
+	reads as a thing arriving rather than a thing looking. It plays once per
+	connection and cannot repeat on its own -- the status line only fires it on
+	a real transition into `connected`, so a theme switch or a port change
+	replaying the same status does not replay the celebration.
+]]
+-- How long the whole flourish lasts.
+local CHEER_TIME = 1.4
+-- The fraction of that time the front takes to cross the trace. Well under
+-- half: the sweep should outrun the ringing rather than drag it along.
+local CHEER_SWEEP = 0.38
+-- How fast a struck column settles. Against the sweep above this leaves about
+-- two visible bounces before it is back on the baseline.
+local CHEER_DECAY = 3.2
+-- Bounces per column, over the flourish's own length.
+local CHEER_RING = 2.5
+--[[
+	How abruptly the flourish fades.
+
+	Opacity holds at full for the first stretch and only gives way at the end,
+	so the celebration reads as ringing out rather than as being dimmed while it
+	is still moving. `1 / CHEER_FADE` is the fraction of the tail spent fading.
+]]
+local CHEER_FADE = 2.5
+
+--[[
+	The strip's height, and the geometry around the cell.
+
+	The cell was originally as tall as the band and read as looming; it crowded
+	the caption and made the strip feel like a panel. It is an indicator, not the
+	subject, so it sits small with air around it.
+
+	INSET and GUTTER both grew after the cell stopped being a wireframe and
+	started being eight different things. At six pixels from the panel edge the
+	cell was pressed into the corner, which reads as cramped for a prism and
+	simply wrong for a starfield -- a sky needs a horizon around it, not a
+	border. The band grew with them so the extra margin comes out of empty space
+	rather than out of the trace, whose bars are what people try to point at.
+]]
+Visuals.BAND_HEIGHT = 58
+local CELL = 40
+local INSET = 12
+local GUTTER = 22
+
+type Bar = {
+	frame: Frame,
+	--[[
+		An invisible column over the bar, full height of the trace, wide enough to
+		hit. The bar itself is three pixels wide and usually one pixel tall -- a
+		fast call is a stub on the baseline -- so hovering the bar is not something
+		a person can reliably do. The hit target is the whole column above it, so
+		pointing anywhere near a bar selects it.
+	]]
+	hit: TextButton,
+	milliseconds: number,
+	ok: boolean,
+	--[[
+		What ran, in the same words the log uses.
+
+		The trace plotted durations with nothing to attach them to, so a tall bar
+		raised the question it could not answer: forty numbers and no way to tell
+		which of them was the script edit. Carried per bar rather than looked up,
+		because the bar outlives whatever produced it.
+	]]
+	title: string,
+}
+
+type Runtime = {
+	band: Frame?,
+	cell: Frame?,
+	trace: Frame?,
+	divider: Frame?,
+	baseline: Frame?,
+	highlight: Frame?,
+	readout: TextLabel?,
+	caption: TextLabel?,
+	--[[
+		What the caption said before a note took it over.
+
+		Nil means no note is showing, which is why this is the flag as well as
+		the storage: a second `showNote` while one is up must not overwrite the
+		text being held, or clearing would restore a note instead of the
+		caption.
+	]]
+	noted: string?,
+	bars: { Bar },
+	connection: RBXScriptConnection?,
+
+	spin: Vector3,
+	angle: Vector3,
+
+	energy: number,
+	shake: number,
+	--[[
+		The cell's size, as a spring rather than a value.
+
+		Scale was previously a small function of energy -- a 24% range that
+		nobody could see. Driving it as a spring means each event can push it and
+		let physics do the rest: a dispatch pulls it in, a reply throws it out
+		past its resting size, and it settles on its own.
+	]]
+	scale: number,
+	scaleVelocity: number,
+	-- Spikes to 1 the instant a reply lands, gone in a third of a second.
+	flare: number,
+	-- Seconds since anything last ran. Drives the wind-down.
+	quiet: number,
+	tint: Color3,
+	targetTint: Color3,
+	baseTint: Color3,
+	activeTint: Color3,
+	activity: number,
+	lastTitle: string?,
+	-- Whether the active preset has been given its Instances yet.
+	mounted: boolean,
+
+	-- The wave's columns, pooled at mount and hidden until a connect needs them.
+	wave: { Frame },
+	-- What the transport last said: true while it is trying to reach the bridge.
+	waveWanted: boolean,
+	-- The ramp, 0 to 1. Separate from `waveWanted` so the wave fades rather than
+	-- appearing and vanishing with the status line.
+	waveLevel: number,
+	-- Seconds the wave is held up regardless of `waveWanted`. See WAVE_HOLD.
+	waveHold: number,
+	-- Whether the columns are currently on screen. Kept rather than derived, so
+	-- a settled wave hides them once instead of every frame afterwards.
+	waveShown: boolean,
+	-- The arrival flourish: 1 the instant a session connects, down to 0 over
+	-- CHEER_TIME. Overrides the connecting wave's shape while it runs.
+	cheer: number,
+
+	--[[
+		True while an agent the panel started is working.
+
+		Everything else here is driven by events: a tool call arrives, the cell
+		is struck, and the strike decays. That is the right model for an agent
+		being driven from a terminal, where the gaps between calls are the user
+		reading. It is the wrong one for an agent this panel started, because the
+		longest gaps are the model thinking -- which is the part that takes the
+		time, produces no call, and left the strip winding down to "stopped" in
+		the middle of the work it was supposed to be reporting.
+
+		So this is the one piece of state that is a CONDITION rather than an
+		event, and the only thing it does is hold a floor under the decay. A real
+		call still spikes above it and still falls back; it just falls back to
+		"working" instead of to "nothing is happening".
+	]]
+	thinking: boolean,
+}
+
+local runtime: Runtime = {
+	band = nil,
+	cell = nil,
+	trace = nil,
+	divider = nil,
+	baseline = nil,
+	highlight = nil,
+	readout = nil,
+	caption = nil,
+	noted = nil,
+	bars = {},
+	connection = nil,
+	spin = Vector3.new(0.18, 0.27, 0.11),
+	angle = Vector3.zero,
+	energy = 0,
+	shake = 0,
+	scale = 1,
+	scaleVelocity = 0,
+	flare = 0,
+	quiet = 0,
+	tint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
+	targetTint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
+	baseTint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
+	activeTint = Color3.fromRGB(167, 139, 250),
+	activity = 0,
+	lastTitle = nil,
+	mounted = false,
+	wave = {},
+	waveWanted = false,
+	waveLevel = 0,
+	waveHold = 0,
+	waveShown = false,
+	cheer = 0,
+	thinking = false,
+}
+
+--[[
+	The simulation, packaged for whichever preset is drawing it.
+
+	Rebuilt every frame rather than mutated in place. A preset holding onto the
+	table between frames would see values change under it, and the one rule that
+	keeps eight renderers honest is that they read this and draw -- they do not
+	own any of it.
+]]
+local function context(): Themes.Context
+	return {
+		palette = Themes.palette(),
+		tint = runtime.tint,
+		energy = runtime.energy,
+		activity = runtime.activity,
+		flare = runtime.flare,
+		shake = runtime.shake,
+		scale = runtime.scale,
+		quiet = runtime.quiet,
+		angle = runtime.angle,
+		clock = os.clock(),
+		size = CELL,
+		centre = Vector2.new(CELL / 2, CELL / 2),
+	}
+end
+
+-- Declared here and defined below, because it draws through the same slot
+-- painter history does and that helper is defined after this function.
+local stepWave: (delta: number) -> ()
+
+local function step(delta: number)
+	local band = runtime.band
+	local cell = runtime.cell
+	if band == nil or cell == nil or not band.Visible then
+		return
+	end
+
+	runtime.energy = math.max(0, runtime.energy - delta * 0.9)
+	runtime.shake = math.max(0, runtime.shake - delta * 2.4)
+	--[[
+		Slower than it was. The cell is meant to climb as the session works, and
+		at the old rates a call had to arrive every three seconds just to hold the
+		middle of the range -- so the top of it was, in practice, unreachable. A
+		burst of four calls now gets there, and it unwinds over about ten seconds
+		afterwards.
+	]]
+	runtime.activity = math.max(0, runtime.activity - delta * 0.28)
+	runtime.flare = math.max(0, runtime.flare - delta * 3)
+	runtime.quiet += delta
+
+	--[[
+		The floor an agent's thinking holds under all of that.
+
+		A pulse rather than a constant, and the difference is the whole point: a
+		fixed floor produces a cell frozen mid-swell, which reads as a hung
+		panel rather than a working one. The sine is slow -- about a three second
+		period -- so it is unmistakably a breath and never competes with the
+		sharp strike of a real call landing on top of it.
+
+		Applied after the decay and before anything reads these values, so the
+		ordinary event path above is untouched: it still decays exactly as it
+		did, it simply cannot fall below this while an agent is running. `quiet`
+		is pinned too, or the wind-down at QUIET_AFTER would draw the cell in
+		and slow its spin during the longest thinking pauses -- the precise
+		moment this exists to cover.
+	]]
+	if runtime.thinking then
+		local pulse = 0.34 + math.sin(os.clock() * 2.1) * 0.13
+		runtime.energy = math.max(runtime.energy, pulse)
+		runtime.activity = math.max(runtime.activity, 0.4)
+		runtime.quiet = 0
+	end
+	--[[
+		Two colours, blended by how recently something happened.
+
+		`baseTint` is the connection state, which is what the panel should read
+		as when nothing is going on. `activeTint` is the kind of work last done
+		-- reading, writing, running, debugging -- and it takes over while that
+		work is fresh, then fades back. So the strip is not one fixed colour: it
+		leans toward whatever the session is actually doing and returns to
+		resting on its own.
+	]]
+	local blend = math.clamp(runtime.energy, 0, 1)
+	runtime.targetTint = runtime.baseTint:Lerp(runtime.activeTint, blend)
+	runtime.tint = runtime.tint:Lerp(runtime.targetTint, math.min(1, delta * 5))
+
+	-- Turning faster while busy makes the rate itself readable: a glance says
+	-- whether anything is happening without reading a word.
+	--
+	-- And nearly stopping once the session has gone quiet, for the same reason in
+	-- reverse: a strip that keeps moving at its working rate hours after the
+	-- last command claims an activity that is not happening.
+	local pace = if runtime.quiet > QUIET_AFTER then 0.25 else 1
+	runtime.angle += runtime.spin * delta * (1 + runtime.energy * 2.2) * pace
+
+	--[[
+		Where the cell wants to be, before the spring gets a say.
+
+		Three things move it and they are deliberately ordered. Energy -- how
+		recently work happened -- swells it while a session is busy. The breathe
+		is a slow sine that only survives while energy is near zero, so an idle
+		panel is visibly alive without a resting animation competing with the
+		reaction to a real call. And past QUIET_AFTER seconds of nothing, it draws
+		in and stays there: the picture of a session that has stopped.
+	]]
+	local calm = 1 - math.clamp(runtime.energy, 0, 1)
+	local breathe = math.sin(os.clock() * 0.9) * 0.04 * calm
+	local target = 1 + math.clamp(runtime.energy, 0, 1.6) * 0.18 + breathe
+	if runtime.quiet > QUIET_AFTER then
+		target = 0.82
+	end
+
+	--[[
+		A damped spring rather than a lerp, because a lerp cannot overshoot and
+		overshoot is the whole point: a reply that pushes the cell past its
+		resting size and lets it fall back reads as a thing being struck, where
+		easing toward a value reads as a slider being dragged.
+
+		Integrated semi-implicitly -- velocity first, then position from the new
+		velocity -- which stays stable at the frame times Studio actually hands us
+		rather than only at small ones.
+	]]
+	--[[
+		Substepped rather than truncated.
+
+		`math.min(delta, 1/30)` kept the integration stable, but it also THREW
+		AWAY the rest of a long frame: at 20fps a third of every frame's motion
+		simply did not happen, so the spring ran slower in wall-clock time
+		exactly when Studio was busiest -- which is during a tool call, which is
+		when the spring is reacting to something. Stepping the leftover instead
+		keeps the reaction the same length whatever the frame rate, and the cap
+		on the number of steps stops a two-second hitch from paying it all back
+		in one frame.
+	]]
+	local remaining = math.min(delta, 0.25)
+	for _ = 1, 8 do
+		if remaining <= 0 then
+			break
+		end
+		local integration = math.min(remaining, 1 / 60)
+		remaining -= integration
+
+		runtime.scaleVelocity += (target - runtime.scale) * SPRING * integration
+		runtime.scaleVelocity -= runtime.scaleVelocity * DAMPING * integration
+		runtime.scale += runtime.scaleVelocity * integration
+
+		--[[
+			Clamping the position without killing the velocity is what made a
+			reply read as a jolt rather than a bounce. The reply impulse is
+			`scaleVelocity += 9`, which crosses the whole 0.55..1.7 range in
+			about two frames, so the scale pinned itself against the ceiling
+			while still carrying all that speed -- and then sat there, motionless
+			but not at rest, until the spring had spent the stored velocity. The
+			eye reads that as a snap, a stall, and a second snap.
+
+			Zeroing the component pushing into the rail turns it into a stop.
+		]]
+		if runtime.scale <= 0.55 then
+			runtime.scale = 0.55
+			runtime.scaleVelocity = math.max(runtime.scaleVelocity, 0)
+		elseif runtime.scale >= 1.7 then
+			runtime.scale = 1.7
+			runtime.scaleVelocity = math.min(runtime.scaleVelocity, 0)
+		end
+	end
+
+	-- Stepped before the cell is handed off, so a preset that errors and
+	-- disables the strip does not also take the connect animation with it.
+	stepWave(delta)
+
+	--[[
+		Handed off. A preset that throws must not take the console's status
+		display down with it, so a failure here disables the strip and says so
+		once rather than erroring sixty times a second.
+	]]
+	local ok, err = pcall(Themes.active().paint, context(), delta)
+	if not ok then
+		band.Visible = false
+		warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed to paint: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	Puts the highlight behind one bar and prints its timing.
+
+	The trace is only legible if you already know what it plots, and nothing on
+	screen said so. Hovering answers it directly: the column lights up, and the
+	number that made that bar its height appears in words. One reading at a time,
+	so a single highlight and a single label are moved around rather than one of
+	each being built per bar.
+]]
+local function showReading(entry: Bar)
+	local highlight = runtime.highlight
+	local readout = runtime.readout
+	if highlight == nil or readout == nil then
+		return
+	end
+
+	--[[
+		The Y here has to be 1, and was 0.
+
+		The highlight is anchored to its own bottom edge, so a Y scale of 0 put
+		that edge on the trace's top line and drew the whole 26px column above it
+		-- outside a frame that clips its descendants. The hover was therefore
+		never visible to anyone: the hit targets fired, the readout appeared, and
+		the highlight they were meant to explain was off screen every time.
+	]]
+	highlight.Position = UDim2.new(entry.hit.Position.X.Scale, entry.hit.Position.X.Offset, 1, 0)
+	highlight.Visible = true
+
+	--[[
+		Named, not just timed.
+
+		A duration with nothing attached to it raises the question it cannot
+		answer -- forty bars, one of them tall, and no way to tell whether that
+		was a script edit or a screenshot. The title is the same phrase the log
+		row uses, so pointing at a bar and reading the log agree with each other.
+	]]
+	local palette = Themes.palette()
+	readout.Text = if entry.ok
+		then string.format("%s: %d ms", entry.title, math.round(entry.milliseconds))
+		else string.format("%s: failed after %d ms", entry.title, math.round(entry.milliseconds))
+	readout.TextColor3 = if entry.ok then palette.text else palette.red
+	readout.Visible = true
+end
+
+local function clearReading()
+	if runtime.highlight then
+		runtime.highlight.Visible = false
+	end
+	if runtime.readout then
+		runtime.readout.Visible = false
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	Bars, for a preset that does not want to draw its own history.
+
+	Height is duration and colour is outcome, so a slow call and a failed one are
+	distinguishable at a glance -- which is the pair of questions that actually
+	get asked of a log this size.
+]]
+local function defaultSlot(slot: Themes.Slot, ctx: Themes.Context)
+	local frame = slot.frame
+	frame.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
+	frame.Size = UDim2.new(0, 3, math.max(slot.weight, 0.06), 0)
+	frame.Position = UDim2.new(frame.Position.X.Scale, frame.Position.X.Offset, 1, 0)
+	frame.BackgroundColor3 = if slot.ok then ctx.palette.violet else ctx.palette.red
+	frame.BackgroundTransparency = 0.15 + slot.age * 0.6
+	frame.Rotation = 0
+end
+
+--[[
+	Whether the transport is currently reaching for the bridge.
+
+	Told rather than inferred, because "connecting" is the transport's word and
+	the trace must never disagree with the status dot about what the session is
+	doing.
+]]
+function Visuals.setConnecting(active: boolean)
+	if active and not runtime.waveWanted then
+		runtime.waveHold = WAVE_HOLD
+	end
+	runtime.waveWanted = active
+end
+
+--[[
+	Plays the arrival flourish, once.
+
+	Edge-triggered by the caller rather than latched here: only the status line
+	knows whether this is a session actually landing or the same `connected`
+	state being repeated after a theme switch, and a celebration that replays
+	itself every time the port is re-read stops meaning anything.
+]]
+function Visuals.celebrate()
+	runtime.cheer = 1
+	-- The search is over. Nothing should be left holding the connecting wave up
+	-- underneath a flourish that has replaced it.
+	runtime.waveWanted = false
+	runtime.waveHold = 0
+end
+
+--[[
+	Re-places every bar and hands each to the active preset to draw.
+
+	Laid out right to left so the newest bar is always at the same edge and the
+	trace reads as scrolling rather than reshuffling. The horizontal position is
+	set here and the preset is expected to keep it -- everything else about the
+	bar is the preset's to decide.
+]]
+--[[
+	Where slot `number` sits, counting 1 at the right edge and rising leftwards.
+
+	The one place the trace's spacing is decided. Both the history and the wave
+	call it, which is what guarantees they land on the same grid rather than on
+	two that merely look similar.
+]]
+local function slotOffset(number: number): number
+	return -(number - 0.5) * BAR_STRIDE
+end
+
+--[[
+	Re-places every bar and hands each to the active preset to draw.
+
+	Laid out right to left so the newest bar is always at the same edge and the
+	trace reads as scrolling rather than reshuffling. The horizontal position is
+	set here and the preset is expected to keep it -- everything else about the
+	bar is the preset's to decide.
+
+	`modulate` is the wave, when one is running. It is handed a bar's slot
+	number and its true height and freshness, and returns what to draw instead,
+	so the history is lifted by the same swell that lifts the empty slots beside
+	it. Absent, every bar is drawn from its own recorded timing, which is what
+	restores the true trace the moment a wave ends.
+]]
+local function relayout(modulate: ((number, number, number) -> (number, number))?)
+	local ctx = context()
+	local painter = Themes.active().paintSlot or defaultSlot
+	local total = #runtime.bars
+
+	for index, item in runtime.bars do
+		local fromRight = total - index
+		local number = fromRight + 1
+		local offset = slotOffset(number)
+
+		item.frame.Position = UDim2.new(1, offset, 1, 0)
+		item.hit.Position = UDim2.new(1, offset, 1, 0)
+
+		-- 0 for the newest, rising toward 1 for the oldest still shown.
+		local age = if TRACE > 1 then fromRight / (TRACE - 1) else 0
+		local weight = math.clamp(item.milliseconds / SLOW_MS, 0.06, 1)
+		if modulate ~= nil then
+			weight, age = modulate(number, weight, age)
+		end
+
+		local slot: Themes.Slot = {
+			frame = item.frame,
+			milliseconds = item.milliseconds,
+			ok = item.ok,
+			title = item.title,
+			age = age,
+			weight = weight,
+		}
+		local ok, err = pcall(painter, slot, ctx)
+		if not ok then
+			-- One bad slot must not leave the other thirty-nine unplaced.
+			defaultSlot(slot, ctx)
+			--[[
+				Silent under a wave. This runs sixty times a second while one is
+				playing, and a preset that throws would fill the log faster than
+				anyone could read it -- the unmodulated path below still says so
+				once the next call lands.
+			]]
+			if modulate == nil then
+				warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed on a slot: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
+			end
+		end
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	How many slots the trace has room for, at the shared stride.
+
+	Read from the live width rather than fixed, because the dock is resizable and
+	a wave that stops halfway across a widened panel is worse than no wave.
+]]
+local function slotsAcross(): number
+	local trace = runtime.trace
+	if trace == nil then
+		return 0
+	end
+	return math.clamp(math.floor(trace.AbsoluteSize.X / BAR_STRIDE), 0, WAVE_MAX)
+end
+
+--[[
+	Makes sure the wave has a column for every slot up to `count`.
+
+	Grown on demand and never shrunk. The pool only ever reaches the width the
+	panel actually had, it is built the first time a connection is attempted
+	rather than at mount, and a column costs nothing while it is hidden.
+]]
+local function growWave(count: number)
+	local trace = runtime.trace
+	if trace == nil then
+		return
+	end
+	for _ = #runtime.wave + 1, count do
+		local column = Instance.new("Frame")
+		column.Name = "Wave"
+		column.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
+		column.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(2, 1)
+		column.BackgroundColor3 = Themes.palette().violet
+		column.BorderSizePixel = 0
+		column.Visible = false
+		-- Under the bars and the hover highlight. They never share a slot, but
+		-- depth should not be the thing standing between them if that changes.
+		column.ZIndex = 1
+		column.Parent = trace
+
+		-- Presets draw points as well as bars, same as the history slots.
+		local round = Instance.new("UICorner")
+		round.CornerRadius = UDim.new(0, 1)
+		round.Parent = column
+
+		table.insert(runtime.wave, column)
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	Runs the connecting wave for one frame.
+
+	Cheap when nothing is connecting: the ramp settles at zero, the columns are
+	hidden once, the true trace is restored once, and every later frame leaves
+	after two comparisons.
+]]
+function stepWave(delta: number)
+	runtime.cheer = math.max(0, runtime.cheer - delta / CHEER_TIME)
+
+	runtime.waveHold = math.max(0, runtime.waveHold - delta)
+	local target = if runtime.waveWanted or runtime.waveHold > 0 then 1 else 0
+	local rate = if target > runtime.waveLevel then WAVE_IN else WAVE_OUT
+	runtime.waveLevel += (target - runtime.waveLevel) * math.min(1, delta * rate)
+
+	--[[
+		Two sources, one opacity.
+
+		They overlap for a moment at every connection -- the status goes green,
+		which drops `waveWanted`, while the flourish is only just starting -- and
+		taking the louder of the two is what carries the handover without a dip
+		between the search ending and the arrival beginning.
+	]]
+	local celebration = math.min(1, runtime.cheer * CHEER_FADE)
+	local strength = math.max(runtime.waveLevel, celebration)
+
+	if strength <= 0.01 then
+		if runtime.waveShown then
+			runtime.waveShown = false
+			runtime.waveLevel = 0
+			for _, column in runtime.wave do
+				column.Visible = false
+			end
+			-- The bars were being drawn lifted. Put the real timings back, once,
+			-- rather than leaving the history frozen mid-swell.
+			relayout()
+		end
+		return
+	end
+	runtime.waveShown = true
+
+	local slots = slotsAcross()
+	if slots == 0 then
+		return
+	end
+	growWave(slots)
+
+	local ctx = context()
+	local painter = Themes.active().paintSlot or defaultSlot
+	local phase = ctx.clock / WAVE_PERIOD
+	local crest = phase % 1
+	local ripple = slots / WAVE_RIPPLE_STRIDE
+	-- The flourish runs on its own progress rather than on the clock, so it is
+	-- the same length however long the connection took to land.
+	local arriving = runtime.cheer > 0
+	local progress = 1 - runtime.cheer
+
+	--[[
+		The wave itself, as a pure function of where a slot is.
+
+		Taking a slot number rather than a column is what lets the history use it
+		too: a bar at slot 6 and an empty column at slot 7 are handed the same
+		swell, so the surface is continuous across the join instead of stopping
+		where the data starts.
+	]]
+	local function shape(number: number): (number, number)
+		-- 0 at the left edge of the trace, 1 at the right.
+		local x = 1 - (number - 0.5) / slots
+
+		if arriving then
+			--[[
+				Struck, not swept. `since` is how long ago the front passed this
+				slot: negative means it has not arrived, and the column waits
+				flat and dark rather than anticipating it.
+			]]
+			local since = progress - x * CHEER_SWEEP
+			if since < 0 then
+				return WAVE_FLOOR, 1
+			end
+			-- One envelope for both height and brightness, so a column is at its
+			-- tallest exactly when it is at its brightest.
+			local settle = math.exp(-since * CHEER_DECAY)
+			local bounce = 0.5 + 0.5 * math.cos(since * CHEER_RING * math.pi * 2)
+			return math.clamp(WAVE_FLOOR + settle * bounce * 0.95, WAVE_FLOOR, 1),
+				math.clamp(1 - settle, 0, 1)
+		end
+
+		--[[
+			Distance to the crest, wrapped around the ends, so the swell leaves
+			the right edge and re-enters at the left instead of jumping back
+			across a trace it has just crossed.
+		]]
+		local distance = math.abs(x - crest)
+		distance = math.min(distance, 1 - distance)
+		local swell = math.exp(-(distance * distance) / (2 * WAVE_SPREAD * WAVE_SPREAD))
+		local texture = 0.5 + 0.5 * math.sin((x * ripple - phase * 2) * math.pi * 2)
+
+		--[[
+			A floor everywhere and a hump at the crest. Away from the swell the
+			columns sit just off the baseline, which keeps the trace reading as
+			an instrument at rest rather than as a screenful of invented data.
+		]]
+		return math.clamp(WAVE_FLOOR + swell * (0.55 + 0.45 * texture) * 0.9, WAVE_FLOOR, 1),
+			-- Freshness follows the swell rather than position. Every preset
+			-- fades a slot by how recent it is, so handing the crest an age of
+			-- zero lights it and leaves the rest of the trace resting.
+			math.clamp(1 - swell, 0, 1)
+	end
+
+	--[[
+		The history, riding the same swell.
+
+		Lifted against its own headroom and brightened to whichever of the two is
+		fresher, so a bar keeps its shape and its colour and simply moves with
+		the wave rolling under it.
+	]]
+	local barCount = #runtime.bars
+	if barCount > 0 then
+		relayout(function(number: number, weight: number, age: number): (number, number)
+			local lift, lightness = shape(number)
+			--[[
+				Both channels scale with the ramp, which is what makes the wave
+				let go of the history rather than drop it. At full strength a bar
+				is lifted and lit by the swell; as the ramp falls it slides back
+				onto its own timing and its own age, and the last frame of the
+				wave and the first frame without one are the same picture.
+			]]
+			local raised = weight + (lift - WAVE_FLOOR) * (1 - weight) * WAVE_LIFT * strength
+			local lit = age + (math.min(age, lightness) - age) * strength
+			return math.clamp(raised, weight, 1), lit
+		end)
+	end
+
+	for number, column in runtime.wave do
+		if number > slots or number <= barCount then
+			--[[
+				Past the panel's edge, or a slot the history owns. Either way the
+				wave has no business drawing here -- this is what keeps the two
+				from ever landing on the same five pixels.
+			]]
+			column.Visible = false
+			continue
+		end
+
+		local weight, age = shape(number)
+		local slot: Themes.Slot = {
+			frame = column,
+			-- Kept agreeing with the height, since that is the pair every
+			-- painter is written against, even though none of them reads it.
+			milliseconds = weight * SLOW_MS,
+			ok = true,
+			title = if arriving then "connected" else "connecting",
+			age = age,
+			weight = weight,
+		}
+
+		-- Set before the painter runs, off the same helper the bars use: every
+		-- painter preserves the X it is given and decides the rest.
+		column.Position = UDim2.new(1, slotOffset(number), 1, 0)
+		if not pcall(painter, slot, ctx) then
+			-- Silent, for the same reason the modulated history path is: a
+			-- preset that throws here would throw sixty times a second.
+			defaultSlot(slot, ctx)
+		end
+
+		--[[
+			Faded as one thing, after whoever drew it. The ramp belongs to the
+			wave and not to any preset, and applying it to the transparency the
+			painter chose keeps each theme's own weighting intact.
+		]]
+		column.BackgroundTransparency = 1 - (1 - column.BackgroundTransparency) * strength
+		column.Visible = true
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	Records one finished call and re-draws the trace.
+]]
+function Visuals.recordCall(milliseconds: number, ok: boolean, title: string)
+	runtime.energy = math.min(1.6, runtime.energy + (if ok then 0.3 else 0.8))
+	runtime.activity = math.min(1, runtime.activity + 0.34)
+	runtime.quiet = 0
+	runtime.flare = 1
+
+	--[[
+		A shove rather than a new target.
+
+		Setting the scale outright would snap; giving the spring velocity lets it
+		carry past its resting size and fall back, which is the difference between
+		a value changing and something being struck. A failure shoves the other
+		way and knocks the axis with it.
+	]]
+	if ok then
+		--[[
+			Sized to peak just under the clamp rather than against it.
+
+			At +9 the shove carried the scale into the 1.7 ceiling within about a
+			tenth of a second, so what should have been an arc became a rise, a
+			flat spot, and a drop -- and a burst of calls, each adding another 9
+			to a velocity that was already railed, held it pinned there for as
+			long as the burst lasted. +6 tops out around 1.55, which reads as the
+			same strike and stays on the curve. The accumulated case is capped
+			for the same reason: several calls at once should look busy, not
+			stuck.
+		]]
+		runtime.scaleVelocity = math.min(runtime.scaleVelocity + 6, 8)
+	else
+		runtime.scale = 0.8
+		runtime.scaleVelocity = -2
+		runtime.shake = 1
+	end
+
+	local trace = runtime.trace
+	if trace == nil then
+		return
+	end
+
+	local bar = Instance.new("Frame")
+	bar.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
+	bar.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	-- Above the wave's columns and the hover highlight. A plugin widget draws
+	-- with ZIndexBehavior.Global, so depth is stated rather than inherited from
+	-- the order things happened to be built in.
+	bar.ZIndex = 2
+	bar.Parent = trace
+	-- Presets draw points as well as bars, and a square point is not a point.
+	local corner = Instance.new("UICorner")
+	corner.CornerRadius = UDim.new(0, 1)
+	corner.Parent = bar
+
+	-- A TextButton rather than a Frame: buttons take mouse events reliably in a
+	-- plugin widget, and with no text and no background it is purely a target.
+	local hit = Instance.new("TextButton")
+	hit.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
+	hit.BackgroundTransparency = 1
+	hit.Text = ""
+	hit.AutoButtonColor = false
+	hit.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	hit.Size = UDim2.new(0, BAR_STRIDE, 1, 0)
+	hit.Parent = trace
+
+	local entry: Bar = {
+		frame = bar,
+		hit = hit,
+		milliseconds = milliseconds,
+		ok = ok,
+		title = if title ~= "" then title else "call",
+	}
+	table.insert(runtime.bars, entry)
+
+	hit.MouseEnter:Connect(function()
+		showReading(entry)
+	end)
+	hit.MouseLeave:Connect(function()
+		clearReading()
+	end)
+
+	while #runtime.bars > TRACE do
+		local oldest = runtime.bars[1]
+		oldest.frame:Destroy()
+		oldest.hit:Destroy()
+		table.remove(runtime.bars, 1)
+	end
+
+	relayout()
+
+	-- The bars have all moved, so a reading still on screen now names the wrong
+	-- one. Cheaper and more honest to drop it than to work out which bar the
+	-- pointer has ended up over.
+	clearReading()
+end
+
+--[[
+	The resting colour, which is the connection state.
+]]
+function Visuals.setTint(color: Color3)
+	runtime.baseTint = color
+end
+
+--[[
+	The colour and pace of the work now running.
+
+	Both are set from the same call because they describe the same thing: what
+	kind of command this is. Reads are quick and cool, writes are slower and
+	warm, so the strip's colour and its rate agree with each other instead of
+	moving independently.
+]]
+function Visuals.setKind(color: Color3, urgency: number)
+	runtime.activeTint = color
+	runtime.energy = math.min(1.6, math.max(runtime.energy, urgency))
+	runtime.quiet = 0
+	--[[
+		Drawn in as the command goes out, so the pair reads as one gesture: the
+		cell contracts while the request is in flight and springs open when the
+		answer arrives. On a fast call the two are almost one motion, which is
+		itself the report -- a slow call visibly holds its breath.
+	]]
+	runtime.scale = math.min(runtime.scale, 0.85)
+	runtime.scaleVelocity = math.min(runtime.scaleVelocity, 0)
+	-- Re-aimed per kind so successive commands of different types visibly
+	-- change the axis rather than continuing the same turn.
+	runtime.spin = Vector3.new(
+		0.12 + math.random() * 0.16,
+		0.18 + math.random() * 0.22,
+		0.06 + math.random() * 0.12
+	)
+end
+
+--[[
+	What is running, in the same words the log uses. The motion says something is
+	happening; this says what, and neither answers the other's question.
+]]
+function Visuals.setCaption(title: string)
+	runtime.lastTitle = title
+	-- A note is holding the caption's real text for later. Update what will be
+	-- restored, not what is on screen, or the note is wiped by the next command
+	-- and clearing it would put back a line that is already out of date.
+	if runtime.noted ~= nil then
+		runtime.noted = title
+		return
+	end
+	if runtime.caption then
+		runtime.caption.Text = title
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	Borrows the caption to answer something the user is pointing at.
+
+	The caption is the band's one line of prose, so a note goes there rather
+	than into a floating panel: there is exactly one place on this widget that
+	explains what you are looking at, and two would be one too many. Whatever
+	the caption was saying is put back by `clearNote`, so a note never costs the
+	user the line they were reading.
+]]
+function Visuals.showNote(text: string)
+	if runtime.caption == nil or text == "" then
+		return
+	end
+	if runtime.noted == nil then
+		runtime.noted = runtime.caption.Text
+	end
+	runtime.caption.Text = text
+end
+
+function Visuals.clearNote()
+	local held = runtime.noted
+	if held == nil or runtime.caption == nil then
+		return
+	end
+	runtime.noted = nil
+	runtime.caption.Text = held
+end
+
+--[[
+	Falls back to the last thing that ran once a command finishes.
+
+	The footer already reports totals, so repeating "idle" here would say the
+	same word twice on one screen. What has just happened is more useful and is
+	not shown anywhere else.
+]]
+function Visuals.setIdle()
+	if runtime.caption == nil then
+		return
+	end
+	local text = if runtime.lastTitle ~= nil
+		then "last: " .. runtime.lastTitle
+		else "waiting for a command"
+	-- Same rule as setCaption: a note owns the line until it is cleared.
+	if runtime.noted ~= nil then
+		runtime.noted = text
+		return
+	end
+	runtime.caption.Text = text
+end
+
+--[[
+	Says whether an agent started from the prompt is currently working.
+
+	One call on each edge rather than a stream of keepalives: the state is a
+	condition with two ends, and a heartbeat that has to keep arriving is a
+	heartbeat that eventually does not -- leaving the strip pulsing at a
+	conversation that finished.
+
+	Starting re-aims the spin, so the turn visibly changes axis at the moment the
+	agent picks the work up. Stopping does nothing but drop the floor: what is
+	left decays on its own, which is the honest picture of work that has just
+	ended rather than work that was cut off.
+]]
+function Visuals.setThinking(thinking: boolean)
+	if runtime.thinking == thinking then
+		return
+	end
+	runtime.thinking = thinking
+	if thinking then
+		runtime.quiet = 0
+		runtime.spin = Vector3.new(
+			0.10 + math.random() * 0.14,
+			0.16 + math.random() * 0.20,
+			0.05 + math.random() * 0.10
+		)
+	end
+end
+
+--[[
+	Winds the cell down, because the session has stopped rather than paused.
+
+	The strip already decays on its own, but decay bottoms out at "idle and
+	moving", which looks the same after twenty seconds as after two hours. This
+	is the console telling the picture what it has just told the log, so the two
+	agree.
+]]
+function Visuals.setQuiet()
+	-- Not while an agent is mid-run. This is called when a client disconnects,
+	-- and an agent that finishes one turn and is about to be asked another
+	-- would otherwise wind the strip fully down between two halves of the same
+	-- conversation.
+	if runtime.thinking then
+		return
+	end
+	runtime.quiet = QUIET_AFTER + 1
+	runtime.activity = 0
+end
+
+--[[
+	Empties the trace.
+
+	Paired with the console's clear button. The bars used to survive it while the
+	footer counters reset, so "clear" wiped the log, wiped the statistics, and
+	left forty timings from the session it had just erased sitting on screen.
+]]
+function Visuals.clearTrace()
+	for _, entry in runtime.bars do
+		entry.frame:Destroy()
+		entry.hit:Destroy()
+	end
+	table.clear(runtime.bars)
+	clearReading()
+end
+
+function Visuals.setVisible(visible: boolean)
+	local band = runtime.band
+	if band == nil then
+		return
+	end
+	band.Visible = visible
+
+	-- Connected only while on screen: a hidden strip that keeps projecting
+	-- geometry every frame is a battery complaint waiting to happen.
+	if visible and runtime.connection == nil then
+		runtime.connection = RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(step)
+	elseif not visible and runtime.connection ~= nil then
+		runtime.connection:Disconnect()
+		runtime.connection = nil
+	end
+end
+
+function Visuals.isVisible(): boolean
+	local band = runtime.band
+	return band ~= nil and band.Visible
+end
+
+--[[
+	Swaps the cell's contents and recolours the strip's own chrome.
+
+	The order matters. The outgoing preset is unmounted before the cell is
+	emptied, so a preset that keeps references cannot be handed destroyed
+	Instances; the cell is then cleared outright rather than trusted to be
+	clean, because a preset that errored midway through `mount` will have left
+	something behind.
+]]
+function Visuals.applyTheme()
+	local cell = runtime.cell
+	local band = runtime.band
+	if cell == nil or band == nil then
+		return
+	end
+
+	if runtime.mounted then
+		pcall(function()
+			Themes.active().unmount()
+		end)
+	end
+	for _, child in cell:GetChildren() do
+		child:Destroy()
+	end
+
+	local palette = Themes.palette()
+	band.BackgroundColor3 = palette.surface
+	if runtime.divider then
+		(runtime.divider :: Frame).BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
+	end
+	if runtime.baseline then
+		(runtime.baseline :: Frame).BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
+	end
+	if runtime.highlight then
+		(runtime.highlight :: Frame).BackgroundColor3 = palette.text
+	end
+	if runtime.caption then
+		(runtime.caption :: TextLabel).TextColor3 = palette.text
+	end
+	if runtime.readout then
+		(runtime.readout :: TextLabel).BackgroundColor3 = palette.background
+	end
+
+	local ok, err = pcall(function()
+		Themes.active().mount(cell)
+	end)
+	runtime.mounted = ok
+	if not ok then
+		warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed to mount: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
+	end
+
+	relayout()
+	-- A preset that failed to paint disabled the band; a new one deserves the
+	-- chance to prove it works.
+	band.Visible = true
+end
+
+--[[
+	Builds the strip. Everything except the cell's contents is created here and
+	never again, which is what keeps the per-frame path allocation-free.
+]]
+function Visuals.mount(parent: Instance)
+	local palette = Themes.palette()
+
+	local band = Instance.new("Frame")
+	band.Name = "ActivityBand"
+	band.BackgroundColor3 = palette.surface
+	band.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	band.Visible = false
+	band.ClipsDescendants = true
+	band.Parent = parent
+	runtime.band = band
+
+	local cell = Instance.new("Frame")
+	cell.Name = "Cell"
+	cell.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(INSET, (Visuals.BAND_HEIGHT - CELL) / 2)
+	cell.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(CELL, CELL)
+	cell.BackgroundTransparency = 1
+	cell.ClipsDescendants = true
+	cell.Parent = band
+	runtime.cell = cell
+
+	-- A hairline between the cell and the trace, so the strip reads as two
+	-- instruments rather than one busy rectangle. Centred in the gutter, which
+	-- is what keeps the extra margin as air on both sides rather than as a gap
+	-- on one.
+	local divider = Instance.new("Frame")
+	divider.Name = "Divider"
+	divider.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(INSET + CELL + GUTTER / 2, 10)
+	divider.Size = UDim2.new(0, 1, 1, -20)
+	divider.BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
+	divider.BackgroundTransparency = 0.78
+	divider.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	divider.Parent = band
+	runtime.divider = divider
+
+	local right = INSET + CELL + GUTTER
+
+	local caption = Instance.new("TextLabel")
+	caption.Name = "Caption"
+	caption.Position = UDim2.new(0, right, 0, 6)
+	caption.Size = UDim2.new(1, -right - 12, 0, 14)
+	caption.BackgroundTransparency = 1
+	caption.Font = Enum.Font.Code
+	caption.TextSize = 11
+	caption.TextColor3 = palette.text
+	caption.TextXAlignment = Enum.TextXAlignment.Left
+	caption.TextTruncate = Enum.TextTruncate.AtEnd
+	caption.Text = "idle"
+	caption.Parent = band
+	runtime.caption = caption
+
+	local trace = Instance.new("Frame")
+	trace.Name = "Trace"
+	trace.Position = UDim2.new(0, right, 0, 24)
+	trace.Size = UDim2.new(1, -right - 12, 0, TRACE_HEIGHT)
+	trace.BackgroundTransparency = 1
+	trace.ClipsDescendants = true
+	trace.Parent = band
+	runtime.trace = trace
+
+	-- A baseline under the bars, so an empty trace still reads as an instrument
+	-- waiting for data rather than as a blank gap.
+	local baseline = Instance.new("Frame")
+	baseline.Name = "Baseline"
+	baseline.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0, 1)
+	baseline.Position = UDim2.fromScale(0, 1)
+	baseline.Size = UDim2.new(1, 0, 0, 1)
+	baseline.BackgroundColor3 = palette.dim
+	baseline.BackgroundTransparency = 0.75
+	baseline.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	baseline.Parent = trace
+	runtime.baseline = baseline
+
+	--[[
+		Built once and moved, and created BEFORE the bars exist so it sits under
+		them in draw order -- a highlight drawn over a one-pixel bar would hide the
+		very thing it is pointing at.
+	]]
+	local highlight = Instance.new("Frame")
+	highlight.Name = "Highlight"
+	highlight.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 1)
+	highlight.Position = UDim2.new(1, 0, 1, 0)
+	highlight.Size = UDim2.new(0, BAR_STRIDE, 1, 0)
+	highlight.BackgroundColor3 = palette.text
+	-- Faint enough not to hide the bar it sits behind, solid enough to be seen
+	-- at all.
+	highlight.BackgroundTransparency = 0.7
+	highlight.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	highlight.Visible = false
+	highlight.Parent = trace
+	runtime.highlight = highlight
+
+	--[[
+		The reading sits at the left end of the trace rather than beside the bar it
+		describes. Following the pointer would put it off the right edge for the
+		newest bars, which are the ones most often asked about, and the left end is
+		empty until forty calls have accumulated.
+	]]
+	local readout = Instance.new("TextLabel")
+	readout.Name = "Readout"
+	readout.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0, 0.5)
+	readout.Position = UDim2.new(0, 0, 0.5, 0)
+	-- Sized by its text now that it carries a name as well as a number. A fixed
+	-- 110px was enough for "18 ms" and truncates anything with a phrase in front
+	-- of it, which is the half worth reading.
+	readout.AutomaticSize = Enum.AutomaticSize.X
+	readout.Size = UDim2.new(0, 0, 0, 14)
+	readout.BackgroundColor3 = palette.background
+	readout.BackgroundTransparency = 0.15
+	readout.BorderSizePixel = 0
+	readout.Font = Enum.Font.Code
+	readout.TextSize = 11
+	readout.TextXAlignment = Enum.TextXAlignment.Left
+	readout.Text = ""
+	readout.Visible = false
+	readout.ZIndex = 3
+	readout.Parent = trace
+	runtime.readout = readout
+
+	local readoutPadding = Instance.new("UIPadding")
+	readoutPadding.PaddingLeft = UDim.new(0, 4)
+	readoutPadding.PaddingRight = UDim.new(0, 4)
+	readoutPadding.Parent = readout
+
+	local ok, err = pcall(function()
+		Themes.active().mount(cell)
+	end)
+	runtime.mounted = ok
+	if not ok then
+		warn(string.format("[rbx-studio] theme %q failed to mount: %s", Themes.activeId(), tostring(err)))
+	end
+end
+
+return Visuals