@hacky.software/opencode-todo-supervisor 0.3.5 → 0.3.6

package/README.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Tested against OpenCode `2.0.24`.
 ## Install
 
 ```sh
-opencode plugin add @hacky.software/opencode-todo-supervisor@0.3.5
+opencode plugin add @hacky.software/opencode-todo-supervisor@0.3.6
 ```
 
 This also loads the bundled TUI entry. To pass options, use the object form:
@@ -178,7 +178,8 @@ effective set is `config.markdownFiles ∪ stored files − removed` per session
   Its body and width scale with the terminal (up to 48 rows / a share of the
   window), so the key legend stays visible on a short terminal and a tall one
   shows more rows; the header shows `open/total` and the selected `row n/m`. `f`
-  cycles the dialog size (medium → large → xlarge), `esc` closes it.
+  cycles the dialog size — medium (70%), large (90%), xlarge (98% of the
+  terminal width, capped at 200 cells) — and `esc` closes it.
   - header: progress bar, `open/total`, and a supervision chip (`idle · quiet
     12s · nudges 2`, `working: 1 tool · 1 shell · quiet 4s`, `paused
     (no-progress)`, `not supervised`);

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@hacky.software/opencode-todo-supervisor",
-  "version": "0.3.5",
+  "version": "0.3.6",
   "description": "OpenCode V2 plugin that gives every session a todo list (todo_write/todo_read), supervises idle sessions until the list is done, and can drive checklists in markdown files from a TUI panel.",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "MIT",

package/src/panel.test.ts

@@ -190,15 +190,15 @@ describe("panel cursor", () => {
   })
 
   test("popover width follows the dialog size and clamps", () => {
-    expect(dialogWidth("medium", 200)).toBe(120)
-    expect(dialogWidth("large", 200)).toBe(160)
-    expect(dialogWidth("xlarge", 200)).toBe(180)
-    expect(dialogWidth("medium", 80)).toBe(48)
-    expect(dialogWidth("large", 80)).toBe(64)
+    expect(dialogWidth("medium", 200)).toBe(140)
+    expect(dialogWidth("large", 200)).toBe(180)
+    expect(dialogWidth("xlarge", 200)).toBe(196)
+    expect(dialogWidth("medium", 80)).toBe(56)
+    expect(dialogWidth("large", 80)).toBe(72)
     expect(dialogWidth("xlarge", 80)).toBe(76)
     expect(dialogWidth("xlarge", 20)).toBe(36)
     // xlarge tracks the window instead of a fixed cap.
-    expect(dialogWidth("xlarge", 120)).toBe(114)
+    expect(dialogWidth("xlarge", 120)).toBe(116)
   })
 
   test("id and priority tags and their column widths", () => {

package/src/panel.ts

@@ -306,15 +306,15 @@ export function popoverBodyHeight(viewportHeight: number, extraRows = 0): number
 
 export type DialogSizeName = "medium" | "large" | "xlarge"
 
-const DIALOG_FACTOR: Record<DialogSizeName, number> = { medium: 0.6, large: 0.8, xlarge: 0.95 }
+const DIALOG_FACTOR: Record<DialogSizeName, number> = { medium: 0.7, large: 0.9, xlarge: 0.98 }
 
 /**
  * Content width for the popover dialog, as a fraction of the terminal width so
- * it scales with the window (`medium` 60%, `large` 80%, `xlarge` 95%), clamped
+ * it scales with the window (`medium` 70%, `large` 90%, `xlarge` 98%), clamped
  * for small terminals and capped so it never spans an ultrawide screen.
  */
 export function dialogWidth(size: DialogSizeName, viewportWidth: number): number {
   const total = Math.max(40, viewportWidth)
   const target = Math.round(total * DIALOG_FACTOR[size])
-  return Math.max(36, Math.min(target, total - 4, 180))
+  return Math.max(36, Math.min(target, total - 4, 200))
 }