@jskit-ai/agent-docs 0.1.198 → 0.1.199

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  1. package/guide/agent/app-extras/assistant-conversation.md +89 -12
  2. package/guide/agent/app-extras/assistant-voice.md +90 -13
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
  4. package/patterns/feature-package/example/booking-engine/package.json +1 -1
  5. package/patterns/minimal-foundation/example/package.json +4 -4
  6. package/patterns/shell-foundation/example/package.json +5 -5
  7. package/patterns/shell-foundation/example/packages/main/package.json +1 -1
  8. package/reference/autogen/PATTERN_INDEX.md +35 -35
  9. package/reference/autogen/packages/assistant-core.md +2 -0
  10. package/reference/autogen/packages/assistant-runtime.md +2 -2
  11. package/reference/autogen/packages/assistant-voice.md +8 -0
  12. package/skills/jskit/references/pattern-index.md +35 -35
  13. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/app/minimal-foundation/example/package.json +4 -4
  14. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/app/shell-foundation/example/package.json +5 -5
  15. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/app/shell-foundation/example/packages/main/package.json +1 -1
  16. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/auth/supabase-auth/example/package.json +1 -1
  17. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/connectors/calendar-cli/example/package.json +4 -4
  18. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/crud/json-api-resource-package/example/packages/books/package.json +2 -2
  19. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/database/mysql-application/example/package.json +1 -1
  20. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/database/postgres-application/example/package.json +1 -1
  21. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/realtime/realtime-application/example/package.json +2 -2
  22. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/server/feature-package/example/booking-engine/package.json +1 -1
  23. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/users/user-administration-server/example/packages/users/package.json +2 -2
  24. package/skills/jskit/references/patterns/users/user-administration-server/example/packages/users-workspace/package.json +3 -3
@@ -355,6 +355,22 @@ different submission replaces that reference; it never selects an older matching
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  failure from history. Uncertain delivery still requires **Check delivery**.
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  Voice sends keep their own authored capture and do not consume the typed draft.
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+ `conversation_not_steerable` is a definite pre-admission rejection: its original
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+ request remains failed, with the same message ID and captured steering intent.
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+ It does not become uncertain or silently restart as new work. Hosts should use
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+ this code only when the original turn is absent or finished before dispatch.
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+ Transport and provider failures without that proof remain uncertain and require
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+ receipt inspection; an HTTP 409 alone is not proof of rejection.
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+ When `draftStorage` restores a page, known failed deliveries remain failed and
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+ accepted receipts remain accepted. Saved uncertain, pending or unrecognised
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+ delivery states stay uncertain with the exact original ID, payload and draft;
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+ closing a page during HTTP is not proof of rejection. Only the transient
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+ inspection flag is reset so **Check delivery** is reachable again. A matching
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+ canonical row marked `receipt: false` cannot settle delivery. Unknown inspection
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+ never retries; an actual accepted receipt is required to acknowledge the request.
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+ The existing storage shape is unchanged and reads perform no historical repair.
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  With `queueWhileSending: false`, the composer is disabled during admission and
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  overlapping typed or retained voice sends return `false` before calling the
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  supplied API. A runtime that supports sending while working still permits the
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  mirrored readers of the same identity. The default is `clearDraftOn: "dispatch"`
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  and the existing queuing behavior for a runtime that advertises steering.
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+ Applications may opt into `deferWhileWorking: true` with
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+ `queueWhileSending: true` for a conversation that cannot steer its active turn.
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+ Typed and retained voice submissions become pending in the original serial
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+ queue with their exact message ID, text, attachments and captured data. The
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+ existing subscription must report ready before each ordinary request reaches
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+ the API; normal server permissions still apply at dispatch. Show **Send** and
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+ the existing pending status, not **Steer**, when the runtime cannot steer.
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+ Native steering and explicit retries keep their captured intent. Stop aborts
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+ these local pre-dispatch followers before stopping the original turn; actor
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+ retirement and lost access cannot dispatch them later. This option defaults to
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+ false and belongs to the initial retained conversation composition. It adds no
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+ server queue or persisted queue recovery; genuine uncertainty still blocks new
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+ submissions and requires receipt inspection.
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  Set `draftWhileLoading: true` when people should be able to type before the
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  application resolves its conversation ID or while the first read is unavailable.
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  This keeps one local input scoped to the real actor, endpoint, surface and
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  For live speech that has not been admitted, supply
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  `adapter.conversation.previewMessage = { messageId, text }` (the original
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  voice capture's `id` is also accepted). The element displays one pending user
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- message after merging canonical and delivery turns. A matching canonical or
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+ message after merging canonical and delivery turns. A matching admitted canonical or
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  delivery message ID suppresses that preview, so an admitted utterance appears
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- once. The application owns updating or clearing its current capture. Preview
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+ once. An exact unadmitted canonical user (`receipt: false`) or known failed local
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+ delivery may retain the same bubble as an editable preview; its real status and
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+ error remain unchanged until the host performs an explicit action. The application owns updating or clearing its current capture. Preview
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  text never enters saved history, the retained runtime's turns or receipt
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  reconciliation; it cannot acknowledge a pending or uncertain send. Keep it out
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  of `adapter.conversation.turns`.
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+ An optional `previewMessage.actions` supplies `discard(messageId)` and
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+ `edit(messageId)` with explicit `canDiscard` and `canEdit` booleans. The element
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+ shows X and pencil actions only on its unsent preview bubble; accepted messages
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+ never receive them. Add `editing`, `update(messageId, text)`, `send(messageId)`,
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+ `canSend` and `sending` to reuse the original review textarea inside that same
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+ bubble and its existing action row for Send. An empty editor remains visible.
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+ The host owns identity, admission and current-target guards; the typed draft need
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+ not change. For a known failed voice delivery, explicit Edit may cancel only that
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+ exact failed local entry through the original delivery owner before authoring a
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+ fresh request. Plain Retry preserves its original text and intent. The preview
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+ row replaces the generic failed-action row without concealing the real error.
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+ `user-message-actions` receives `{ message, turn }` inside the existing user
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+ bubble; the assistant's `message-actions` slot remains separate.
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+ A host with both an existing pending utterance and a newer live capture can
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+ project `adapter.conversation.previewMessages` as a read-only, identity-deduplicated
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+ list of those existing descriptors. The singular `previewMessage` contract stays
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+ available; a supplied list owns the displayed previews. Each row binds only its
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+ matching descriptor, so the retained failed bubble keeps its actual error and
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+ recovery controls while newer words stay visible. This list never queues,
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+ submits or stores transcripts. The host disables the newer capture's Edit while
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+ its existing pending editor is occupied, preserving its independent Discard.
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+ Existing runtime presentation options that forward only `previewMessage` do not
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+ implicitly forward this list; supply it on the host's final adapter conversation.
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  ### Message delivery
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  Use `createAssistantMessageDelivery` from `/client/conversation` (or the
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- Supply the `avatar` slot to add artwork above the existing transcript. With no
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- slot, the text-only layout has no avatar region or size control and requires no
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+ Supply the `avatar` slot to add artwork fixed at the chat's upper right. It stays
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+ outside the transcript's scroll container; chat text scrolls behind the artwork
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+ and controls. It creates no side gutter or text wrapping. With no
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+ slot, the text-only layout has no avatar region or visibility control and requires no
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  voice package or speech service. The application supplies artwork and any
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  animation; the element does not acquire audio or another conversation.
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  ```
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  `avatarSize` is a controlled preference: `hidden`, `compact`, `standard`, or
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- `large`, requesting 0, 64, 112, or 176 CSS pixels of artwork. Its default is
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- `compact`. The Avatar size button opens the four-preset menu and emits
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- `update:avatarSize`; keep that value in the application's existing preference
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- owner if it should be remembered. The button uses the default composer toolbar.
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- A custom or transcript-only composer uses a separate row above the transcript.
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- Hidden leaves the button available so the person can show the avatar again.
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+ `large`, requesting 0, 96, 112, or 176 CSS pixels of artwork. Its default is
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+ `compact`. The anonymous avatar icon at the chat's upper right shows the avatar;
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+ the expanded round minus icon at the end of the avatar controls row hides it
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+ (accessible label **Minimise avatar**). The collapsed **Show avatar** icon remains
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+ at the chat's upper right and remains clickable above the transcript's reload
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+ control. Both controls emit
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+ `update:avatarSize`; keep that
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+ value in the application's existing preference owner if it should be remembered.
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+ Show restores the last visible size, or Compact if none has been selected.
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+ There is no size menu. Hosts can still supply any supported controlled preset.
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+ The overlay is transparent, so transcript text shows behind the supplied artwork
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+ rather than an opaque panel.
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+ Changing visibility does not change the input or composer button layout.
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+ The optional `avatar-tools` slot receives the same `{ size, height }` scope and
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+ places application-supplied controls below the artwork, outside the composer,
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+ immediately before the element's round minimise control in the same compact row.
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+ Its content stays mounted while Hidden conceals the presentation with `v-show`,
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+ so a local controls target can retain its identity. Keep required review,
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+ recovery and active-capture controls visible outside the hidden presentation.
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+ The always-visible `avatar-control` slot receives `{ size, height }` beside
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+ Show/Hide. An application can use it for a collapsed active-mic
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+ The element supplies no audio session or control actions.
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+ `AssistantConversationClientElement` forwards all three avatar slots and
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+ `v-model:avatar-size`. Its slots also receive the existing retained `runtime`.
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  Changing the preference does not acquire a new runtime, change the transcript,
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  clear the draft, or deliberately move focus. The transcript retains its normal
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  scroll-following behavior; application visibility and focus policies remain
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+ preference and event; its default is `hidden`. Supply `v-model:avatar-size` from the application's existing
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  portrait entirely. Caption-only views then give that space to the existing
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  `VoiceConversationControls` reuses the session's original Talk/Pause gesture,
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- review textarea. Captured words stay explicitly Not sent until normal admission;
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- review edits do not replace the typed draft. While capture, transcription or review
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- needs resolving, the canonical typed composer stays editable and its Send is
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- disabled. Finish the recording, then send or discard its reviewed words before
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+ speaker, Stop speaking, error and recording review operations. `compact` uses
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+ 48px voice actions. Optional `iconOnly`, default `false`, replaces the Talk label
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+ with its microphone icon while retaining the full state label in `aria-label`,
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+ the gesture hint and the original pointer/keyboard handlers. The microphone
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+ tooltip reads “click or long press to talk”.
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+ Stop speaking keeps a 48px target. Icon-only Talk, speaker and the compact
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+ settings cog use 32px visible circles inside transparent targets 40px wide and
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+ 44px tall, with no gap between targets and 8px between visible circles. The
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+ expanded avatar's minimise button uses the same compact target; collapsed Show
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+ avatar keeps its 44px square target. All voice controls remain visible while idle. Stop speaking sits beside that pair without changing its position.
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+ The adapter-backed voice view places these icons below the fixed upper-right
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+ avatar, outside the composer. Hidden preserves the tools target. Its default
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+ collapsed presentation shows passive Listening and Speaking icons only while
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+ those states are active; Show avatar restores the ordinary controls. An idle or
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+ Its `avatar-control` slot forwards the core scope for an always-visible control
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+ supplied by the application. Hiding is presentation only; it does not pause
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+ to two rows and scrolling. Errors keep their full text in small body typography
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+ to preserve readable history in short containers. Compact Talk keeps one bounded track across Talk, Pause,
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+ Connecting and held-recording labels. In the labelled compact layout, space for Stop speaking and the normal
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+ is absent from keyboard and accessibility navigation. These reservations keep
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+ capture and playback state changes from moving Talk. Captured words stay
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+ review edits do not replace the typed draft. An open hands-free microphone
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+ does not block typed steering. `session.composerBlocked` gates Send during startup and non-live or
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+ `session.hasUnsentSpeech` independently protects target switching. The latest
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+ and does not discard either recording or stop playback. This presentation guard keeps the original adapter's
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+ visible feedback region. Optional `feedbackTarget` moves those existing
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