@vincemakes/kiso-tui-cells 0.46.2 → 0.47.1

package/dist/strings.d.ts

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ export declare function projectTrustRows(files: readonly TrustArtifact[], indent
  *  the artifact listing as the always-verbose args, and the question as
  *  the rule override. The same rows the scrollback records — the panel
  *  is a bounded block, the record is not. */
-export declare function projectTrustView(root: string, files: readonly TrustArtifact[]): PanelView;
+export declare function projectTrustView(root: string, files: readonly TrustArtifact[], shownRoot?: string): PanelView;
 /** E3 — the non-TTY note: artifacts were found and deliberately NOT
  *  loaded, with the one path back (run once interactively). Printed to
  *  stderr by the caller; never silent. */
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ export declare function projectUntrustedNote(count: number, root: string): strin
  *  applied"); what follows it is the action the answer performs. The
  *  invariant a test now holds for every simple view: the dock-less
  *  question names `simpleOptions[0]`, the action `y` performs. */
-export declare function uncertainView(name: string, executionId: string): PanelView;
+export declare function uncertainView(name: string, executionId: string, target?: readonly string[]): PanelView;
 /**
  * KC3.5 — the SAME uncertainty gate, said honestly for an ask_user call.
  *
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ export declare function uncertainView(name: string, executionId: string): PanelV
  * of idempotency, so an interrupted ask meets this gate on the way
  * back. Re-asking is safe — that is what the first option says out loud.)
  */
-export declare function unansweredAskView(executionId: string): PanelView;
+export declare function unansweredAskView(executionId: string, questions?: readonly string[]): PanelView;
 /**
  * 0.40.0 (the owner's session) — the cold resume. A session resumed 27
  * minutes after its last request re-sent a 727k prefix the provider had
@@ -122,6 +122,15 @@ export interface BannerExtension {
  * reads `built-in: mcp, skills, subagent`, from this one composition.
  */
 export declare function extensionsBannerText(builtIn: readonly BannerExtension[], user: readonly BannerExtension[], project: readonly BannerExtension[]): string;
+/** The last sweep (owner, 2026-10-06) — the same three lists as the
+ *  opening's EXTENSIONS row: how many, then the names — the built-in ones
+ *  bare, the user's after `user:`, the project's after `project:`. The
+ *  pipe's `[N extensions: …]` line stays `extensionsBannerText`'s. Null
+ *  when nothing loaded. */
+export declare function extensionsFact(builtIn: readonly BannerExtension[], user: readonly BannerExtension[], project: readonly BannerExtension[]): {
+    readonly value: string;
+    readonly note: string;
+} | null;
 /** One gesture: what you press, and what it does. */
 export interface KeyBinding {
     readonly keys: string;
@@ -129,59 +138,39 @@ export interface KeyBinding {
 }
 /**
  * TUI2-R1 (D) — THE key table. Every reader derives from it: the `?`
- * sheet and /help's keys row. A sheet that has drifted from the keys is
+ * sheet and `keysHelpRow`. A sheet that has drifted from the keys is
  * worse than no sheet, and the only way to make drift impossible is to
  * have one table and no second copy of it.
  *
- * The order is the sheet's reading order, which is why it is grouped by
- * WHAT A HUMAN IS DOING rather than alphabetically: the three ways to
- * put something in (send, newline, files), the three ways to change
- * course (stop, redirect, commands), then the walks (history, expand),
- * then the completions.
+ * The order is the sheet's reading order, two bindings to a row — the
+ * sheets round (owner, 2026-10-06): the sheet is two columns, left then
+ * right, so the table is read in pairs. Grouped by WHAT A HUMAN IS DOING:
+ * putting something in and changing course, then finding things, then
+ * seeing more, then editing, then the clipboard, then the shell. A key
+ * with two spellings is named by one (alt+⏎ also answers to ctrl+⏎,
+ * alt+←→ to ctrl+←→); ctrl+w stays named because it is the word deletion
+ * that works on every terminal (§8.6). `ctrl+t`, `ctrl+g` and the `!`
+ * gestures joined from /help's table, which named them and the sheet did
+ * not; `? this sheet` left, because `?` is how you got here.
  */
 export declare const KEY_BINDINGS: readonly KeyBinding[];
 /** A tool's name as the SCREEN says it. Display-only: the raw name stays
  *  on the cell, and dispatch, the mode gate, the policy keys, the /last
  *  RAW block and every model-facing byte keep reading that. */
 export declare function displayVerb(name: string): string;
-/** The panel keys, which belong to a panel rather than the composer —
- *  one dim line rather than four table rows, because they apply only
- *  while a panel is up. */
-/**
- * TUI2-R1.5 pin 6 — this row has to be true of BOTH panel flavors.
- *
- * The R1.5 wording ("digits pick · ⏎ confirms") was the sentence that
- * covered an approval where a digit only SELECTED and an ask where a
- * digit ANSWERED. TUI2-R3v2 ① removed the disagreement it was papering
- * over: every panel is a list with a bar on it, ↑↓ move the bar, ⏎ (or a
- * click) takes the row under it, and a digit takes its row outright.
- * One sentence, now true of every flavor for the same reason rather than
- * by careful omission.
- *
- * The two ask-only gestures keep their clauses because the ask is the
- * only flavor with a set to build and an answer to write.
- */
-/**
- * R6/D2 — the row claims only what is TRUE OF EVERY panel.
- *
- * Its old sentence ("⏎ or click confirms · 1-4 instant · space toggles")
- * was documented as true of every flavor, and had silently stopped
- * being: `1-4 instant` is false on the ask's multi-select and on the
- * pick panel (where a digit only moves the cursor and never commits),
- * `or click` is false on both (their frames deliberately report no
- * clickable span), and "1-4" is wrong whenever a panel has a different
- * option count. Layered honesty: this row states the invariant, and each
- * panel's own affordance row states that panel's whole truth.
- */
-export declare const PANEL_KEYS_ROW = "panels: \u2191\u2193 move \u00B7 \u23CE confirms \u00B7 digits act on their row \u00B7 t types";
-/**
- * TUI2-R1 (D) — the sheet, one screen, static.
+/** Graphite R3e — how every read-only sheet closes, on its last row: esc
+ *  closes it, and what is typed goes to the input. The sheets round
+ *  (owner, 2026-10-06) gave the keys sheet the same row and the same
+ *  behaviour as `/status`.
  *
- * Rows CUT at the width rather than folding: the sheet's contract with
- * the reader is "one screen", and a folded grid at 40 columns is two
- * screens pretending to be one. A narrow terminal shows fewer columns
- * of the same truth, which is the honest degradation.
- */
+ *  DECLARED REVERSAL (the sheets round): the keys sheet's last row was
+ *  `PANEL_KEYS_ROW` (`panels: ↑↓ move · ⏎ confirms · digits act on their
+ *  row · t types`), with its own grid (`SHEET_GRID`, `SHEET_STOPS`) and
+ *  a clause-dropping ladder (DC-2). Every panel's own key row now says
+ *  that panel's keys (§8.2, P3, P4), the row had gone stale (`t types`
+ *  left `/model` in P3), and the grid was a second and third table that
+ *  had to agree with KEY_BINDINGS by hand. */
+export declare const SHEET_CLOSE = "esc closes \u00B7 typing goes to the input";
 /** R8b — the band's own opening row: a labelled rule at full width.
  *
  *  Moved here from the @ picker, unchanged in every byte, because the
@@ -189,6 +178,18 @@ export declare const PANEL_KEYS_ROW = "panels: \u2191\u2193 move \u00B7 \u23CE c
  *  module — the dependency only runs one way. `at-picker.ts` re-exports
  *  it, so every existing import site is untouched. */
 export declare function bandHeader(label: string, W: number): string;
+/**
+ * TUI2-R1 (D), the sheets round (owner, 2026-10-06) — the keys sheet: the
+ * band's named hairline, the bindings two to a row at the content edge,
+ * the key in ink and what it does dim, each column measured over the
+ * whole table so they line up, and the closing row. Narrower than two
+ * columns need, it is one column in the table's order. Rows CUT at the
+ * width rather than folding: the sheet's contract is "one screen".
+ *
+ * DECLARED REVERSAL: the sheet began at column 0 with the keys bold and
+ * hand-set column stops (DC-1/DC-3); §1.8's one content edge and the
+ * command list's name/description tones replace them.
+ */
 export declare function keysSheetRows(W: number): string[];
 /** TUI2-R1 (D) — the keys as ONE line, for /help. The same table the
  *  sheet renders, joined — so the two can disagree only by deleting a

package/dist/strings.js

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ export function projectTrustRows(files, indent = "") {
  *  the artifact listing as the always-verbose args, and the question as
  *  the rule override. The same rows the scrollback records — the panel
  *  is a bounded block, the record is not. */
-export function projectTrustView(root, files) {
+export function projectTrustView(root, files, shownRoot = root) {
     return {
         flavor: "simple",
         name: "project trust",
@@ -54,6 +54,10 @@ export function projectTrustView(root, files) {
         statusText: "❯ project trust",
         args: { kind: "text", lines: projectTrustRows(files) },
         ruleOverride: "trust this project's .kiso?",
+        // Graphite P1b (owner, 2026-09-30): kiso's own question, and the
+        // answers say what they do, like the other gates'
+        asked: { question: "trust this project?", facts: [shownRoot], prose: "Its .kiso folder holds these files. kiso loads none of them until you trust the project." },
+        simpleOptions: ["trust it", "not now"],
         fallbackQuestion: `trust this project's .kiso? (y/n) `,
     };
 }
@@ -83,15 +87,20 @@ export function projectUntrustedNote(count, root) {
  *  applied"); what follows it is the action the answer performs. The
  *  invariant a test now holds for every simple view: the dock-less
  *  question names `simpleOptions[0]`, the action `y` performs. */
-export function uncertainView(name, executionId) {
+export function uncertainView(name, executionId, target = []) {
+    // Graphite P1b: the panel quotes WHAT may have run — the command, or the
+    // call's target as its tool card names it (the CLI reads it from the
+    // execution record) — where it used to quote the execution id twice
+    const what = name === "shell" ? "command" : "call";
     return {
         flavor: "simple",
         name: "uncertain execution",
         title: `${name} (${executionId})`,
         speaker: "kiso",
         statusText: "❯ uncertain execution",
-        args: { kind: "text", lines: [executionId] },
+        args: { kind: "text", lines: target.length > 0 ? [...target] : [executionId] },
         ruleOverride: "an interrupted execution may have applied — rerun it?",
+        asked: { question: "rerun it?", facts: [name], prose: `kiso stopped before this ${what}'s result was saved, so it may already have run. Check the workspace, then choose.` },
         simpleOptions: ["rerun it", "abandon it"],
         fallbackQuestion: `interrupted execution: ${escapeTerminal(name)} (${executionId}) — rerun it? (y)es / (n)o `,
     };
@@ -110,15 +119,18 @@ export function uncertainView(name, executionId) {
  * of idempotency, so an interrupted ask meets this gate on the way
  * back. Re-asking is safe — that is what the first option says out loud.)
  */
-export function unansweredAskView(executionId) {
+export function unansweredAskView(executionId, questions = []) {
+    const many = questions.length > 1;
     return {
         flavor: "simple",
         name: "unanswered question",
         title: `ask_user (${executionId})`,
         speaker: "kiso",
         statusText: "❯ unanswered question",
-        args: { kind: "text", lines: [executionId] },
+        // Graphite P1b: the question itself, quoted — not its execution id
+        args: { kind: "text", lines: questions.length > 0 ? [...questions] : [executionId] },
         ruleOverride: "an unanswered question was interrupted — ask it again?",
+        asked: { question: many ? "ask them again?" : "ask it again?", facts: ["never answered"], prose: `The session stopped while ${many ? "these questions" : "this question"} waited for you.` },
         simpleOptions: ["ask it again", "drop it"],
         fallbackQuestion: `an unanswered question was interrupted (${executionId}) — ask it again? (y)es / (n)o `,
     };
@@ -136,13 +148,18 @@ export function coldResumeLine(tokens, minutesAgo) {
 }
 export function coldResumeView(tokens, minutesAgo) {
     const line = coldResumeLine(tokens, minutesAgo);
+    const k = `${Math.round(tokens / 1000)}k`;
     return {
         flavor: "simple",
         name: "cold cache",
-        title: `compact first? (${Math.round(tokens / 1000)}k tokens, ${minutesAgo} min idle)`,
+        title: `compact first? (${k} tokens, ${minutesAgo} min idle)`,
         speaker: "kiso",
         statusText: "❯ resumed session",
-        args: { kind: "text", lines: [line, "compacting first is one summary call, then every turn is cheap"] },
+        // Graphite P1b: the size and the idle time ride the band; one
+        // sentence says what happens and what compacting costs — nothing is
+        // quoted, so the gutter is empty
+        args: { kind: "text", lines: [] },
+        asked: { question: "compact first?", facts: [`${k} tokens`, `idle ${minutesAgo} min`], prose: `The cache expired while the session was idle, so the next request sends all ${k} tokens again. Compacting first is one summary call; the turns after it are small.` },
         ruleOverride: `${line} — compact first? (one summary call, then every turn is cheap)`,
         simpleOptions: ["compact first", "keep the full history"],
         fallbackQuestion: `${line} — compact first? (y)es / (n)o `,
@@ -173,49 +190,76 @@ export function extensionsBannerText(builtIn, user, project) {
         parts.push(`project: ${project.map(label).join(", ")}`);
     return ` · [${total} extension${total === 1 ? "" : "s"}: ${parts.join(" · ")}]`;
 }
+/** The last sweep (owner, 2026-10-06) — the same three lists as the
+ *  opening's EXTENSIONS row: how many, then the names — the built-in ones
+ *  bare, the user's after `user:`, the project's after `project:`. The
+ *  pipe's `[N extensions: …]` line stays `extensionsBannerText`'s. Null
+ *  when nothing loaded. */
+export function extensionsFact(builtIn, user, project) {
+    const total = builtIn.length + user.length + project.length;
+    if (total === 0)
+        return null;
+    const label = (e) => e.connecting === true ? `${e.name} (connecting…)` : e.note !== undefined ? `${e.name} (${e.note})` : e.name;
+    const parts = [];
+    if (builtIn.length > 0)
+        parts.push(builtIn.map(label).join(", "));
+    if (user.length > 0)
+        parts.push(`user: ${user.map(label).join(", ")}`);
+    if (project.length > 0)
+        parts.push(`project: ${project.map(label).join(", ")}`);
+    return { value: String(total), note: parts.join(" \u00b7 ") };
+}
 /**
  * TUI2-R1 (D) — THE key table. Every reader derives from it: the `?`
- * sheet and /help's keys row. A sheet that has drifted from the keys is
+ * sheet and `keysHelpRow`. A sheet that has drifted from the keys is
  * worse than no sheet, and the only way to make drift impossible is to
  * have one table and no second copy of it.
  *
- * The order is the sheet's reading order, which is why it is grouped by
- * WHAT A HUMAN IS DOING rather than alphabetically: the three ways to
- * put something in (send, newline, files), the three ways to change
- * course (stop, redirect, commands), then the walks (history, expand),
- * then the completions.
+ * The order is the sheet's reading order, two bindings to a row — the
+ * sheets round (owner, 2026-10-06): the sheet is two columns, left then
+ * right, so the table is read in pairs. Grouped by WHAT A HUMAN IS DOING:
+ * putting something in and changing course, then finding things, then
+ * seeing more, then editing, then the clipboard, then the shell. A key
+ * with two spellings is named by one (alt+⏎ also answers to ctrl+⏎,
+ * alt+←→ to ctrl+←→); ctrl+w stays named because it is the word deletion
+ * that works on every terminal (§8.6). `ctrl+t`, `ctrl+g` and the `!`
+ * gestures joined from /help's table, which named them and the sheet did
+ * not; `? this sheet` left, because `?` is how you got here.
  */
 export const KEY_BINDINGS = [
     { keys: "enter", what: "send" },
-    { keys: "ctrl+j / shift+⏎", what: "newline" },
+    { keys: "esc", what: "stop the run" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+j", what: "newline (shift+\u23ce too)" },
+    { keys: "alt+\u23ce", what: "stop it, send this" },
     { keys: "@", what: "files" },
-    { keys: "esc", what: "stop" },
-    { keys: "alt+⏎ / ctrl+⏎", what: "redirect" },
     { keys: "/", what: "commands" },
-    { keys: "↑↓", what: "history / take back a steer" },
-    { keys: "ctrl+o", what: "expand cells" },
+    { keys: "\u2191\u2193", what: "history \u00b7 take back a steer" },
+    { keys: "tab", what: "complete" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+o", what: "expand all" },
     // R5 — the transcript viewer. It has to be HERE or it does not exist:
     // R4a retired the printed key from the fold row on the ground that a
     // row cannot say which fold a key opens, and the sheet is where the
     // discoverability moved. A surface nobody can find is not a feature.
     { keys: "ctrl+r", what: "transcript" },
-    { keys: "tab", what: "complete (menu / @)" },
-    { keys: "?", what: "this sheet" },
-    // E1 §1/§3 — the editor's daily three. Three spellings of the word
-    // gestures reach the same code (alt, ctrl+arrow, and alt+b/f where
-    // the terminal sends meta); the sheet names the two a reader is most
-    // likely to have. ctrl+w is listed beside them because it works on
-    // every terminal, including the ones that send none of the three.
-    { keys: "alt+←→ / ctrl+←→", what: "word motion" },
-    { keys: "alt+⌫ / alt+d", what: "delete word (ctrl+w too)" },
-    { keys: "ctrl+x", what: "copy the last answer" },
-    { keys: "ctrl+z / ctrl+y", what: "undo / redo" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+t", what: "hide thinking" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+g", what: "edit in $EDITOR" },
+    // E1 §1/§3 — the editor's daily three (word motion, word deletion,
+    // copy); three encodings of the word gestures reach the same code.
+    { keys: "alt+\u2190\u2192", what: "word motion" },
+    { keys: "alt+\u232b", what: "delete a word (ctrl+w too)" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+z", what: "undo" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+y", what: "redo" },
+    { keys: "ctrl+x", what: "copy the answer" },
     // REL-0152-D15/D16 — the image paste. It is on the sheet because a
     // terminal's own Cmd+V only ever pastes TEXT: a human with an image on
     // the clipboard has no way to discover this key by trying the obvious
-    // one, which is exactly the case the sheet exists for. It pairs with
-    // the undo row above and keeps the table's count even.
-    { keys: "ctrl+v", what: "attach a clipboard image" },
+    // one, which is exactly the case the sheet exists for.
+    { keys: "ctrl+v", what: "attach an image" },
+    { keys: "!cmd", what: "run it and send it" },
+    { keys: "!!cmd", what: "run it, show it here only" },
+    // the main-sync round (ADR-0058 3e): the background key, beside the
+    // shell gestures it serves; the live row teaches it while it applies
+    { keys: "ctrl+b", what: "background a command" },
 ];
 /**
  * TUI2-R2pre ④ — THE display-verb table (the integrator's ruling).
@@ -251,93 +295,19 @@ const DISPLAY_VERB = {
 export function displayVerb(name) {
     return DISPLAY_VERB[name] ?? name;
 }
-/** The panel keys, which belong to a panel rather than the composer —
- *  one dim line rather than four table rows, because they apply only
- *  while a panel is up. */
-/**
- * TUI2-R1.5 pin 6 — this row has to be true of BOTH panel flavors.
- *
- * The R1.5 wording ("digits pick · ⏎ confirms") was the sentence that
- * covered an approval where a digit only SELECTED and an ask where a
- * digit ANSWERED. TUI2-R3v2 ① removed the disagreement it was papering
- * over: every panel is a list with a bar on it, ↑↓ move the bar, ⏎ (or a
- * click) takes the row under it, and a digit takes its row outright.
- * One sentence, now true of every flavor for the same reason rather than
- * by careful omission.
- *
- * The two ask-only gestures keep their clauses because the ask is the
- * only flavor with a set to build and an answer to write.
- */
-/**
- * R6/D2 — the row claims only what is TRUE OF EVERY panel.
+/** Graphite R3e — how every read-only sheet closes, on its last row: esc
+ *  closes it, and what is typed goes to the input. The sheets round
+ *  (owner, 2026-10-06) gave the keys sheet the same row and the same
+ *  behaviour as `/status`.
  *
- * Its old sentence ("⏎ or click confirms · 1-4 instant · space toggles")
- * was documented as true of every flavor, and had silently stopped
- * being: `1-4 instant` is false on the ask's multi-select and on the
- * pick panel (where a digit only moves the cursor and never commits),
- * `or click` is false on both (their frames deliberately report no
- * clickable span), and "1-4" is wrong whenever a panel has a different
- * option count. Layered honesty: this row states the invariant, and each
- * panel's own affordance row states that panel's whole truth.
- */
-export const PANEL_KEYS_ROW = "panels: ↑↓ move \u00b7 ⏎ confirms \u00b7 digits act on their row \u00b7 t types";
-/** The sheet's grid: the first six bindings in two 3-column rows, the
- *  last four in two 2-column rows (the wide entries get the room). The
- *  COLUMN STOPS are the prototype's absolute positions, floored by the
- *  content (a future binding widens its column rather than overrunning
- *  it — the grid degrades to one space, never to a collision). */
-const SHEET_GRID = [
-    [0, 1, 2],
-    [3, 4, 5],
-    [6, 7],
-    // R5: ctrl+r joins at index 8, so the tail shifts by one. The grid is
-    // a SECOND table that must agree with KEY_BINDINGS and nothing makes
-    // it — adding a binding without touching this silently drops the LAST
-    // one off the sheet, which is exactly what happened on the first
-    // attempt and exactly what the "ONE SOURCE" gate exists to catch.
-    [8, 9],
-    // UD-1's undo row shares this one now — the table has an even count
-    // again, so no binding needs a row to itself.
-    //
-    // E1 §1/§3 — three more, and the warning above earned itself a second
-    // time: adding them to KEY_BINDINGS without touching this grid pushed
-    // the last three off the sheet, and the "ONE SOURCE" gate caught it
-    // exactly as its comment predicted it would.
-    [10, 11],
-    [12, 13],
-    // ctrl+v joins the undo row's neighbour: the count is even again, so
-    // the last row pairs instead of standing alone. The warning three
-    // comments up applies unchanged — this grid does not update itself.
-    [14, 15],
-];
-const SHEET_STOPS = [
-    [16, 43],
-    [16, 43],
-    [36],
-    [36],
-    [36],
-    // E1 §1/§3 — the two-column rows the three new bindings land on.
-    // A THIRD table that must agree with the other two and nothing makes
-    // it: `SHEET_GRID` says which bindings share a row, this says where
-    // their second column starts, and `KEY_BINDINGS` says what they are.
-    // The grid's own comment warned about the pair; the trio is worse.
-    // The stop is 39 here because `alt+⌫ / alt+d delete word (ctrl+w too)`
-    // is the widest first cell on the sheet — a narrower stop packs the
-    // two cells together with a single space and the column disappears.
-    // The last row PAIRS now that ctrl+v joined (it had one binding and an
-    // empty stop list); it takes a stop like its neighbours so the second
-    // column lines up rather than following a single space.
-    [39],
-    [39],
-];
-/**
- * TUI2-R1 (D) — the sheet, one screen, static.
- *
- * Rows CUT at the width rather than folding: the sheet's contract with
- * the reader is "one screen", and a folded grid at 40 columns is two
- * screens pretending to be one. A narrow terminal shows fewer columns
- * of the same truth, which is the honest degradation.
- */
+ *  DECLARED REVERSAL (the sheets round): the keys sheet's last row was
+ *  `PANEL_KEYS_ROW` (`panels: ↑↓ move · ⏎ confirms · digits act on their
+ *  row · t types`), with its own grid (`SHEET_GRID`, `SHEET_STOPS`) and
+ *  a clause-dropping ladder (DC-2). Every panel's own key row now says
+ *  that panel's keys (§8.2, P3, P4), the row had gone stale (`t types`
+ *  left `/model` in P3), and the grid was a second and third table that
+ *  had to agree with KEY_BINDINGS by hand. */
+export const SHEET_CLOSE = "esc closes \u00b7 typing goes to the input";
 /** R8b — the band's own opening row: a labelled rule at full width.
  *
  *  Moved here from the @ picker, unchanged in every byte, because the
@@ -357,66 +327,54 @@ export function bandHeader(label, W) {
         out += ch;
         w += cw;
     }
-    return `${p.dim}${out}${p.reset}`;
+    // Graphite §8.1 (R3a): the hairline in `line`, the band's name bold
+    // gold — the band names itself; off a known ground, one dim span
+    if (p.line === "" || p.gold === "")
+        return `${p.dim}${out}${p.reset}`;
+    const at = out.indexOf("\u2500 ") + 2;
+    // the NAME is the label up to its first ` · `; what follows (a scope,
+    // a count, a key) is the band's facts, dim
+    const sep = label.indexOf(" \u00b7 ");
+    const nameEnd = Math.min(out.length, at + (sep < 0 ? label.length : sep));
+    const labelEnd = Math.min(out.length, at + label.length);
+    return `${p.line}${out.slice(0, at)}${p.fgEnd}${p.bold}${p.gold}${out.slice(at, nameEnd)}${p.reset}${p.dim}${out.slice(nameEnd, labelEnd)}${p.reset}${p.line}${out.slice(labelEnd)}${p.fgEnd}`;
 }
+/**
+ * TUI2-R1 (D), the sheets round (owner, 2026-10-06) — the keys sheet: the
+ * band's named hairline, the bindings two to a row at the content edge,
+ * the key in ink and what it does dim, each column measured over the
+ * whole table so they line up, and the closing row. Narrower than two
+ * columns need, it is one column in the table's order. Rows CUT at the
+ * width rather than folding: the sheet's contract is "one screen".
+ *
+ * DECLARED REVERSAL: the sheet began at column 0 with the keys bold and
+ * hand-set column stops (DC-1/DC-3); §1.8's one content edge and the
+ * command list's name/description tones replace them.
+ */
 export function keysSheetRows(W) {
     const p = palette();
-    const cell = (i) => {
-        const b = KEY_BINDINGS[i];
-        // DC-3: the key NAMES are the sheet's content, not a code span —
-        // they borrowed the inline-code tint and became the least readable
-        // thing on the one screen whose whole job is being read.
-        return b === undefined ? "" : `${p.bold}${b.keys}${p.reset} ${b.what}`;
-    };
-    const plainCell = (i) => {
-        const b = KEY_BINDINGS[i];
-        return b === undefined ? "" : `${b.keys} ${b.what}`;
-    };
-    // R8b — THE SHEET NAMES ITSELF, in the band vocabulary.
-    //
-    // Every other overlay does: `─── commands ───`, `─── files ───`,
-    // `─── sessions ───`, `── transcript · N folds ──`. This one opened
-    // with a bare bold word at column 0, which is the exact condition
-    // TUI2-R1.5 ⑦(b) named when it made the rule — with scrollback
-    // behind an overlay, nothing said where the surface began.
+    const width = (col, f) => Math.max(0, ...col.map((b) => displayWidth(f(b))));
+    const cell = (b, kw, dw) => `${b.keys}${" ".repeat(kw - displayWidth(b.keys) + 2)}${p.dim}${b.what}${p.reset}${dw === 0 ? "" : " ".repeat(dw - displayWidth(b.what))}`;
+    const left = KEY_BINDINGS.filter((_, i) => i % 2 === 0);
+    const right = KEY_BINDINGS.filter((_, i) => i % 2 === 1);
+    const kl = width(left, (b) => b.keys);
+    const dl = width(left, (b) => b.what);
+    const kr = width(right, (b) => b.keys);
+    const dr = width(right, (b) => b.what);
     const rows = [bandHeader("keys", W)];
-    for (let r = 0; r < SHEET_GRID.length; r += 1) {
-        const indexes = SHEET_GRID[r];
-        let row = "";
-        let width = 0;
-        for (let c = 0; c < indexes.length; c += 1) {
-            row += cell(indexes[c]);
-            width += displayWidth(plainCell(indexes[c]));
-            const stop = SHEET_STOPS[r][c];
-            if (stop === undefined)
-                continue; // the last column pads nothing
-            const pad = Math.max(1, stop - width);
-            row += " ".repeat(pad);
-            width += pad;
+    if (2 + kl + 2 + dl + 3 + kr + 2 + dr <= W) {
+        for (let i = 0; i < left.length; i += 1) {
+            const r = right[i];
+            rows.push(`  ${cell(left[i], kl, r === undefined ? 0 : dl)}${r === undefined ? "" : `   ${cell(r, kr, 0)}`}`);
         }
-        rows.push(row);
     }
-    rows.push(`${p.dim}${panelKeysRow(W)}${p.reset}`);
-    return rows.map((row) => cutLine(row, W));
-}
-/**
- * DC-2 — the panel row degrades by CLAUSE.
- *
- * The row is 76 columns of independent clauses joined by ` · `. At 72 it
- * used to lose the tail of the last one, so `t types` became `t`: the
- * reader was told a key existed and not told what it did, on a row that
- * still looked complete. Dropping a whole clause says less; it never
- * says something false. `cutLine`'s ellipsis is the floor below this, for
- * a width that cannot hold even the first clause.
- */
-function panelKeysRow(W) {
-    const clauses = PANEL_KEYS_ROW.split(" \u00b7 ");
-    for (let n = clauses.length; n > 1; n -= 1) {
-        const row = clauses.slice(0, n).join(" \u00b7 ");
-        if (displayWidth(row) <= W)
-            return row;
+    else {
+        const k = width(KEY_BINDINGS, (b) => b.keys);
+        for (const b of KEY_BINDINGS)
+            rows.push(`  ${cell(b, k, 0)}`);
     }
-    return clauses[0];
+    rows.push(`  ${p.dim}${SHEET_CLOSE}${p.reset}`);
+    return rows.map((row) => cutLine(row, W));
 }
 /** TUI2-R1 (D) — the keys as ONE line, for /help. The same table the
  *  sheet renders, joined — so the two can disagree only by deleting a
@@ -450,6 +408,7 @@ const HELP_TABLE = [
     // ADR-0058 (3e): the session's tasks, and the key that makes one
     ["/tasks", "list this session's background tasks; stop one or show its output"],
     ["/status", "show session id, event count, and context estimate"],
+    ["/name", "name this session · /name shows it · /name - clears it"],
     // 0.40.6: what kiso runs with, and where each value came from
     ["/settings", "show the settings in force, each value's source, and how to change it"],
     // A command with no row is a command nobody can find. `/context` has

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
 	"name": "@vincemakes/kiso-tui-cells",
-	"version": "0.46.2",
+	"version": "0.47.1",
 	"description": "kiso tui-cells \u2014 the components cell renderer (components, diff, width, the render slice). Zero runtime dependencies: input is data, output is bytes.",
 	"type": "module",
 	"license": "MIT",