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Browser response grouping follows the response classification and stable CUA
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stage semantics in ZCode packages/ui/src/v4/conversationCuaGroups.ts
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Portions of the presentation semantics in the thought (reasoning) block —
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https://github.com/vercel/ai-elements
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parsing are adapted from the ZCode DESKTOP task conversation presentation
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reimplemented as pure, function-free view-model fragments; the Markdown table adaptation described below includes derived source.
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`createCommandOutputComponents(React).CommandOutputPane`. The Host supplies
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