@mrciphersmith/keryx 0.2.140 → 0.2.144

package/README.md

@@ -248,6 +248,26 @@ What is in it today:
   session that keeps its ancestry, without editing a transcript by hand.
   `/status` is the session inspector (identity, context window and limits when
   the provider reported them); `/session-info` and `/info` are not aliases.
+- **Plans that survive the turn.** For multi-step work, the agent can keep a
+  structured execution plan in the session's own `plan.json` — beside the
+  transcript, not inside the Slate — so closing a Slate (or a Flow reporting
+  done) no longer takes the plan with it. The TUI shows pending, active,
+  completed, blocked, and skipped steps in the sidebar, and restored sessions
+  continue from the same plan instead of rebuilding it from transcript text.
+  Clicking the sidebar's Plan section (its header or any row) opens the whole
+  plan in a modal: a Steps tab grouped and coloured by state, a Meta tab with the
+  revision, per-status counts, the active item, the blocked ids, and the plan
+  file it lives in.
+- **Theme-aware rich transcripts.** Assistant prose, headings, emphasis,
+  inline code, fenced code, diffs, and GFM pipe tables use semantic colors
+  derived from the selected `/theme`. Use a language fence such as
+  ```` ```typescript ```` for syntax color, ```` ```diff ```` for addition and
+  deletion rows, or ```` ```text ````/```` ```txt ```` when content must remain
+  literal, including terminal output and ASCII diagrams.
+  The theme is applied from the first frame — the canvas background included —
+  so a fresh session never inherits the terminal's own background, and the
+  startup provider/model picker and the composer's own text follow the palette
+  too.
 - **Responsive busy-turn UX.** A running main turn can be interrupted with
   `/interrupt`; additional prompts are queued and answered as read-only side workers
   (`side-1`) in the TUI so the shell stays usable under long-running turns.
@@ -362,7 +382,9 @@ Grouped by what you are trying to do, not by internal module layout.
   (`keryx modules enable sac` to turn it on); accepting a proposal into real
   project knowledge always passes through a human `confirm-review`, which
   refuses a security-flagged proposal until `--acknowledge-security` records
-  that someone read the findings. See the
+  that someone read the findings. The TUI's `/review` modal offers the same
+  acknowledgement as an explicit `[s]` action, never as an automatic fallback
+  for its plain `[a]` accept. See the
   [Shared Agent Context guide](docs/docs/guides/shared-agent-context.md).
 - **slate** — the task-local scratchpad (Anchors, Course, model-written Seeds)
   a working session keeps, plus an external hand onto it: the `slate.open` /