@workerdeck/ui 2.7.1 → 2.8.0

package/README.md

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
 Styled agent-control component library for WorkerDeck hosts: `SessionPanel` (status bar +
 streaming transcript + tool-call cards + permission prompts + composer with attachments and
-`@file` / `/command` completion, plus the panels behind it — session info, context, plan usage,
-MCP servers, project files), `SessionWorkspace` (a VS Code-shaped layout *around* that panel —
-file tree, editor tabs, Monaco — at `@workerdeck/ui/workspace`, so Monaco stays out of hosts that
+`@file` / `/command` completion, plus the panels behind it - session info, context, plan usage,
+MCP servers, project files), `SessionWorkspace` (a VS Code-shaped layout *around* that panel -
+file tree, editor tabs, Monaco - at `@workerdeck/ui/workspace`, so Monaco stays out of hosts that
 don't want it), `SessionList`, and the underlying primitives (Button, Badge,
 Card, Select, Dialog, AlertDialog, …). Built on **Tailwind v4 + Base UI + cva**, themed by CSS
 tokens with light/dark via `<html data-theme>`.
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ this package is the styling opinion on top.
 
 ## Consumer wiring (Tailwind v4)
 
-The package ships **source styles + source classnames** — your app's Tailwind build compiles
+The package ships **source styles + source classnames** - your app's Tailwind build compiles
 them. Three steps:
 
 1. Your Tailwind entry CSS:
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ them. Three steps:
 /* Let Tailwind see this package's classnames (node_modules is not scanned by default). */
 @source '../node_modules/@workerdeck/ui';
 /* streamdown (the markdown renderer) also styles itself with Tailwind classes, split across
- * chunk files — scan its whole dist dir. With npm/yarn it's hoisted to node_modules/streamdown;
+ * chunk files - scan its whole dist dir. With npm/yarn it's hoisted to node_modules/streamdown;
  * with pnpm it's nested under this package: */
 @source '../node_modules/@workerdeck/ui/node_modules/streamdown/dist';
 ```
@@ -67,11 +67,11 @@ const client = new WorkerDeckClient({ baseUrl: `${location.origin}/v1` })
 
 ### The workspace (optional)
 
-`SessionWorkspace` wraps that same panel in a three-region layout — project tree on the left,
-open files above, agent below — and is **strictly additive**: `SessionPanel` is untouched and
+`SessionWorkspace` wraps that same panel in a three-region layout - project tree on the left,
+open files above, agent below - and is **strictly additive**: `SessionPanel` is untouched and
 still complete on its own, so pick whichever fits. An app with its own file tree keeps the panel.
 
-It lives at its **own entry point**, and Monaco is an **optional peer dependency** — install it
+It lives at its **own entry point**, and Monaco is an **optional peer dependency** - install it
 alongside `@workerdeck/ui` if you want the workspace, and skip both if you don't:
 
 ```sh
@@ -86,12 +86,12 @@ import { SessionWorkspace } from '@workerdeck/ui/workspace'
 
 It needs the gateway's host-filesystem routes (`hostFiles` in the server config); without them
 the rail is simply absent and you get the panel. Editing additionally needs `hostFiles.write`,
-which is a separate opt-in and defaults **off** — the editor reads `/fs/roots` and renders
+which is a separate opt-in and defaults **off** - the editor reads `/fs/roots` and renders
 read-only when it's not enabled. Saves are conditional on the hash the tab read, so a save that
 collides with the agent's own edit is refused (409) and offered as a choice rather than silently
 winning.
 
-**If you bundle with Vite, you need one line** — the workspace uses Monaco, which reaches its
+**If you bundle with Vite, you need one line** - the workspace uses Monaco, which reaches its
 web workers with `new Worker(new URL(…, import.meta.url))`. Rollup resolves that at build time,
 but Vite's dev dep-optimizer rewrites the package into `.vite/deps/` and breaks the relative URL;
 Monaco then *silently* runs worker code on the main thread:
@@ -103,19 +103,19 @@ export default defineConfig({ optimizeDeps: { exclude: ['monaco-editor'] } })
 
 Monaco is loaded through a dynamic `import()`, so it costs nothing at runtime until a file is
 opened. Our own dashboard additionally aliases away Monaco's four worker-backed language services
-(TypeScript/JSON/CSS/HTML) — 8.8MB of build output for IntelliSense and schema validation, with
-syntax highlighting unaffected — see `packages/web/vite.config.ts` if you want the same trade.
+(TypeScript/JSON/CSS/HTML) - 8.8MB of build output for IntelliSense and schema validation, with
+syntax highlighting unaffected - see `packages/web/vite.config.ts` if you want the same trade.
 
 None of this reaches you through the root entry. That separation is why the workspace has its own
 subpath rather than living in `@workerdeck/ui`: tree-shaking alone is not enough. Rollup does drop
 `CodeEditor` from a `SessionPanel`-only bundle, but Vite resolves Monaco's worker URLs while
-*transforming* the module — before tree-shaking runs — and emits ~9MB of worker assets that are
+*transforming* the module - before tree-shaking runs - and emits ~9MB of worker assets that are
 never retracted. Keeping Monaco unreachable from the root entry is what actually prevents that.
 
 Every component takes `className` and carries `data-slot` attributes for targeted overrides.
 
 `SessionPanel` is self-sufficient for errors: a `protocol_error` (the gateway or CLI refusing a
-command — a `set_permission_mode` a provider engine can't run, say) renders as a dismissible strip
+command - a `set_permission_mode` a provider engine can't run, say) renders as a dismissible strip
 inside the panel. You do **not** need to mount anything else to see them. `Toaster` is exported
 for your own `toast()` calls; the panel never depends on it, because an error channel a host can
 lose by forgetting a second mount isn't one.
@@ -124,17 +124,17 @@ lose by forgetting a second mount isn't one.
 
 - Token names are unprefixed (`--bg`, `--accent`, `--primary`, …) and `theme.css` styles
   `body`/focus rings. Embedding into an app with its own conflicting design system may need
-  scoping — file an issue with your case.
+  scoping - file an issue with your case.
 - Dark mode is driven **only** by `[data-theme='dark']` on the root element (the Tailwind
   `dark:` variant is remapped to it); `prefers-color-scheme` is not consulted at CSS level.
 - The session surface centers its content at `--wd-transcript-max-width` (default `48rem`).
   Embedders in narrow docks (a VS Code bottom panel, a drawer) set it to `100%` for
   edge-to-edge content. Other geometry tokens: `--wd-status-bar-height`, `--wd-composer-padding`,
   `--wd-transcript-row-gap`. Every component also carries `data-slot` attributes for targeted
-  overrides — e.g. `[data-slot='composer-hint']` is the "Enter to send" line, which a host
+  overrides - e.g. `[data-slot='composer-hint']` is the "Enter to send" line, which a host
   whose vertical space is precious can `display: none`.
 - `SessionPanel` can hand its dialog surfaces to the embedder: `panelSurface: 'external'`
-  renders no dialogs and no `⋯` menu — every affordance that would open one calls
+  renders no dialogs and no `⋯` menu - every affordance that would open one calls
   `onOpenPanel(panel)` instead, and `onVitals` streams the live readings (status, context,
   rate limits, capabilities) those external surfaces need, so host chrome never has to
   attach a second time (the tool bridge asks the first attached client). The VS Code
@@ -142,13 +142,13 @@ lose by forgetting a second mount isn't one.
 - `statusSurface: 'external'` is the separate opt-out for the **status bar itself**, for a host
   whose chrome already has a status line (VS Code's window bar): the panel draws no bar and the
   readings leave through `onVitals` as before. The two flags are independent, with one coupling
-  — the `⋯` menu lives in the bar's trailing slot, so `statusSurface: 'external'` alongside
+  - the `⋯` menu lives in the bar's trailing slot, so `statusSurface: 'external'` alongside
   `panelSurface: 'internal'` must pass a **function** `header` for the menu to land in.
   Whatever draws the bar owes the panel's own rule: `SessionVitals.connection` wins the status
   slot whenever it isn't `'live'`, because a session status held over a dropped socket is a
   stale reading presented as a current one.
 - `@workerdeck/ui/format` is a third entry point carrying the pure formatters (`45.2k`,
-  `2h 10m`) with no React in the graph — for a host that renders session readings outside
+  `2h 10m`) with no React in the graph - for a host that renders session readings outside
   React, like an extension host drawing them into a window status bar, and wants them spelled
   exactly as the panel spells them.
 
@@ -167,47 +167,47 @@ lose by forgetting a second mount isn't one.
   become unreachable.
 - **The terminal theme (`variant: 'terminal'`) is a renderer, not a second set of branches.** It
   draws every row itself from `components/terminal/` and the shell mounts it *instead* of the
-  components under `components/agent/`, so nothing in there asks which variant it is in — if it is
+  components under `components/agent/`, so nothing in there asks which variant it is in - if it is
   drawing at all, it is drawing cards.
 - **The panel mounts three terminal surfaces, and they must agree.** The transcript, the pending
   prompts and the composer each establish their own cell, because each sits in a different part of
   the flex column. `terminalMetrics` is one prop for exactly that reason: hand two of them
   different numbers and the caret lands on a different column from the text above it.
 - **`transcriptDensity` and `transcriptFont` reach `cards` only.** A terminal has one line height
-  and is monospace by construction. Under `terminal` both are inert rather than broken — a host
+  and is monospace by construction. Under `terminal` both are inert rather than broken - a host
   offering them as settings should say so, or hide them (the dashboard hides them).
 - **`unseen` is catch-up mode's whole switch.** Passing a watermark draws the boundary, fades what
   was already read and offers the "N new rows since you were last here" bar; passing `undefined`
   draws none of it. The mark is frozen at mount, so it never walks down the transcript under the
-  reader. A host offering this as a setting owns the storage — the panel has no preference.
+  reader. A host offering this as a setting owns the storage - the panel has no preference.
 - **`scrubber` and `stickyPrompt` reach `terminal` only**, and by construction rather than policy.
-  Both rest on the theme's premise — one line height and one cell make a row's height computable —
+  Both rest on the theme's premise - one line height and one cell make a row's height computable -
   and under `cards` the flags are inert.
 - **`stickyPrompt` pins the real row, not a copy of it.** The prompt at the top of the scroller is
   the same DOM node the transcript already rendered, with its transform clamped to the scroll
   offset. A duplicate header cannot be made to line up with the rows beneath it, which is why this
-  is worth the machinery (`rangeExtractor` to keep it mounted, a manual push-off — `position:
+  is worth the machinery (`rangeExtractor` to keep it mounted, a manual push-off - `position:
   sticky` does nothing on an absolutely positioned element).
 - **Terminal row heights are computed, and the cache invalidates by object identity.** The height
   calculator keys a `WeakMap<TranscriptItem, …>` per (width, cell) epoch, which works only because
   the react reducer replaces item objects on every mutation. Mutate a `TranscriptItem` in place and
   you will serve a stale height for a row that has changed. The epoch is rebuilt from a
-  `ResizeObserver` on the **content** element, not the scroller — the panel can resize without the
+  `ResizeObserver` on the **content** element, not the scroller - the panel can resize without the
   wrap width moving, since the content column caps at 48rem.
 - **An item index is not a virtual row index.** `terminalBlocks` folds consecutive tool calls into
   one row and the catch-up recap splices another, so `scrollToIndex(itemIndex)` lands off by the
   fold on any transcript that has either. Go through `rowIndexForItem`.
 - **A row's rendered strings are also its height.** `height.ts` predicts each row's pixel height
   with no DOM, so anything the terminal renderer *writes* must come from the module both sides
-  import — `tool-run.ts` for a folded run's summary line, `result-preview.ts` for a collapsed tool
+  import - `tool-run.ts` for a folded run's summary line, `result-preview.ts` for a collapsed tool
   result and its `… +N` label. Re-spelling either one in the renderer alone desynchronises
   `estimateSize` and the transcript grows a phantom scrollable tail. `dev/height-audit.ts` is the
   gate; it measures against real browser layout, which no jsdom test can do.
 - **`pnpm test` here covers the pure modules and nothing else.** That is the split, not an
   omission: which rows exist, what a folded run's line says, how much of a result a collapsed row
   keeps and which marks the rail paints are all string-and-array contracts with no DOM in them,
-  and they are where this package's bugs have actually shipped. Geometry — does the rendered row
-  come out the height the calculator predicted — is the browser audit above. A test in `test/`
+  and they are where this package's bugs have actually shipped. Geometry - does the rendered row
+  come out the height the calculator predicted - is the browser audit above. A test in `test/`
   that wants a DOM belongs in `dev/` instead. `buildClusters` and `railScale` are exported from
   `scrubber.tsx` for the test alone and are deliberately absent from `index.ts`.
 - **`affordances={false}` must leave a way to scroll.** The scrubber replaces the native scrollbar
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ lose by forgetting a second mount isn't one.
 - **Its two metrics must be whole pixels.** `--term-font-size` and `--term-line` are the character
   cell; a line height of `1.5 x 13px` is 19.5px and puts every other row on a half-pixel, which
   softens the text and shows a seam through the diff bands. Horizontal measures are `ch` and
-  vertical measures are whole multiples of `--term-line` — nothing in the theme is a px constant.
+  vertical measures are whole multiples of `--term-line` - nothing in the theme is a px constant.
 - **`--term-bleed` is a contract, not a decoration.** A full-bleed band (a diff hunk, a user
   prompt, a hover fill) cancels it with matched negative margin and padding, so it must equal the
   scroller's own horizontal padding. `TerminalSurface` sets both; a host that pads the scroller
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ lose by forgetting a second mount isn't one.
   the edit has not happened yet) renders *without* a number column rather than a column of zeroes.
 - **Affordances cost no layout, which is what makes `false` a real option.** The hover fill is a
   background and the copy actions are absolutely-positioned overlays one line tall, so
-  `affordances={false}` changes no glyph's position — it is the pure article, not a degraded mode.
+  `affordances={false}` changes no glyph's position - it is the pure article, not a degraded mode.
 - **Keep `monaco-editor` unreachable from `src/index.ts`.** Tree-shaking does not cover it: Vite
   resolves Monaco's worker `new URL(...)`s while *transforming* the module, before shaking, and
   emits megabytes of worker assets it never retracts. That is what the `/workspace` entry point is

package/build/{SessionPanel-B5FfiBxE.mjs → SessionPanel-Dg4xf-ql.mjs}

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-import { C as rateLimitWindowSeconds, _ as formatDuration, a as meterTintClass, b as formatRelativeTime, f as compactionText, g as formatCountdown, h as formatCost, m as formatBytes, p as formatAgoPrecise, r as meterColorClass, w as toolInputPreview, x as formatTokens, y as formatRateLimitWindowLong } from "./status-BO9wJloK.mjs";
+import { C as rateLimitWindowSeconds, _ as formatDuration, a as meterTintClass, b as formatRelativeTime, f as compactionText, g as formatCountdown, h as formatCost, m as formatBytes, p as formatAgoPrecise, r as meterColorClass, w as toolInputPreview, x as formatTokens, y as formatRateLimitWindowLong } from "./status-kmsBhuFG.mjs";
 import { Fragment, createContext, forwardRef, memo, useCallback, useContext, useEffect, useImperativeHandle, useLayoutEffect, useMemo, useRef, useState } from "react";
 import { cva } from "class-variance-authority";
 import { clsx } from "clsx";
@@ -521,7 +521,7 @@ function truncateSegmentsToLength(segments, maxLength) {
 * in the editor model: a space, newline, or tab.
 *
 * Trigger detection, paste auto-resolution, and position validation all rely
-* on the *same* notion of a boundary — keeping it here prevents the three
+* on the *same* notion of a boundary - keeping it here prevents the three
 * call sites from silently drifting apart (e.g. one handling tabs and the
 * others not).
 */
@@ -659,7 +659,7 @@ function resolveChip(segments, activeTrigger, chip) {
 * The sibling of {@link resolveChip}, for suggestions that are a typing aid
 * rather than a token: what lands in the document is ordinary editable text the
 * user is expected to finish and change, and it must not look or behave like a
-* resolved chip — no immutability, no trigger character, nothing for a consumer
+* resolved chip - no immutability, no trigger character, nothing for a consumer
 * to parse back out. The caret is left at the end of the inserted text so typing
 * continues from there.
 */
@@ -1014,7 +1014,7 @@ function autoFormatListPrefix(segments, cursorPos) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* Handles Enter key in a list line — continues the list or exits.
+* Handles Enter key in a list line - continues the list or exits.
 */
 function insertListContinuation(segments, cursorPos) {
 	const plainText = segmentsToPlainText(segments);
@@ -1051,8 +1051,8 @@ function getPrevListLineLevel(text, lineStart) {
 /**
 * Indents a list item by one level (adds 2 spaces before the prefix), capped at
 * one level deeper than the line above. An item can only nest under a preceding
-* sibling, so the first item of a list — or an item already one level below its
-* parent — cannot indent further (returns null). This keeps sub-items visually
+* sibling, so the first item of a list - or an item already one level below its
+* parent - cannot indent further (returns null). This keeps sub-items visually
 * connected to a parent instead of drifting arbitrarily deep.
 */
 function indentListItem(segments, cursorPos) {
@@ -1099,8 +1099,8 @@ function swapListPrefixLine(line, markdownEnabled) {
 /**
 * Returns the set of line indices that sit inside a *balanced* fenced code
 * block (a ```…``` pair), so their leading "- "/"• " markers are preserved
-* verbatim. An unterminated (unpaired) fence marker is NOT protective — its
-* following lines still normalize — so a stray "```" in prose does not silently
+* verbatim. An unterminated (unpaired) fence marker is NOT protective - its
+* following lines still normalize - so a stray "```" in prose does not silently
 * suppress bullet normalization for the rest of the text.
 */
 function fenceProtectedLineIndices(lines) {
@@ -1161,12 +1161,12 @@ function normalizeListPrefixes(segments, markdownEnabled) {
 	return changed ? result : segments;
 }
 /**
-* Whether the text holds a genuine ordered-list run worth renumbering — a run
+* Whether the text holds a genuine ordered-list run worth renumbering - a run
 * of 2+ consecutive same-level numbered lines that either starts at 1 or is
 * already a contiguous `n, n+1, …` sequence. Used to gate the paste path so a
 * copied list fragment (`3. 4. 5.` → renumber, or a broken `1. 1. 1.`) is
 * rebuilt, while incidental numeric-leading prose that `parseListLine` would
-* otherwise treat as a list — `1985. Born / 2020. Died`, `5. / 10. / 15.` — is
+* otherwise treat as a list - `1985. Born / 2020. Died`, `5. / 10. / 15.` - is
 * left untouched.
 */
 function hasOrderedListRun(text) {
@@ -1199,7 +1199,7 @@ function hasOrderedListRun(text) {
 * Recomputes ordered-list numbering across the whole text. Returns the new text
 * plus the list of changed digit runs (ascending by `oldStart`) for cursor
 * remapping. When nothing changes, returns the SAME text reference and an empty
-* `edits` array — the no-op guard that keeps this off the typing hot path.
+* `edits` array - the no-op guard that keeps this off the typing hot path.
 */
 function renumberOrderedListLines(text) {
 	if (!/^[ \t]*\d+\. /m.test(text)) return {
@@ -1441,11 +1441,11 @@ function indexOfChildNode(parent, child) {
 * `readSegmentsFromDOM` in use-prompt-area.ts. This is the single predicate
 * shared with `domChildIndexToSegmentIndex` below, so a DOM child index can
 * never map to a different segment index than the one the reader actually
-* produces — decoration elements (the URL `<a>` from `decorateURLsInEditor`,
+* produces - decoration elements (the URL `<a>` from `decorateURLsInEditor`,
 * the markdown `<span data-md>` from `decorateMarkdownInEditor`) fall through
 * to the reader's "unknown element" branch and DO produce a text segment, so
 * they must count here too, not just chips/text/`<br>`. A chip element only
-* counts if `chipNodeToSegment` would actually accept it — the reader skips a
+* counts if `chipNodeToSegment` would actually accept it - the reader skips a
 * chip missing a required attribute (trigger/value/display), so this must too.
 */
 function childProducesSegment(child) {
@@ -1536,7 +1536,7 @@ function normalizeEditorDOM(editor) {
 * Walks direct-child text nodes in the editor and wraps URL text in
 * `<a>` elements for visual styling and clickability.
 *
-* This is a DOM-only decoration — it does NOT modify the segment model.
+* This is a DOM-only decoration - it does NOT modify the segment model.
 * The `<a>` elements are stripped by `normalizeEditorDOM` on every input cycle,
 * so they are re-applied fresh each time.
 *
@@ -1600,7 +1600,7 @@ function decorateURLsInEditor(editor) {
 * Walks direct-child text nodes in the editor and wraps markdown-formatted
 * text (`**bold**`, `*italic*`, `***bold-italic***`) in styled `<span>` elements.
 *
-* This is a DOM-only decoration — it does NOT modify the segment model.
+* This is a DOM-only decoration - it does NOT modify the segment model.
 * The `<span>` elements are stripped by `normalizeEditorDOM` on every input cycle,
 * so they are re-applied fresh each time.
 *
@@ -1727,7 +1727,7 @@ function decorateBulletsInEditor(editor) {
 * unchanged) and is stripped by {@link normalizeEditorDOM} each input cycle.
 * Must run BEFORE the node-splitting passes ({@link decorateURLsInEditor},
 * {@link decorateMarkdownInEditor}, {@link decorateBulletsInEditor}) so every
-* direct-child text node is still a whole line — otherwise a mid-line split
+* direct-child text node is still a whole line - otherwise a mid-line split
 * fragment beginning with whitespace would let the `^` anchor false-match
 * non-line-leading whitespace.
 *
@@ -1811,12 +1811,12 @@ function getSelectionRange() {
 *
 * Invariants:
 * - All functions are synchronous. Never return a promise or cross a microtask
-*   boundary after a DOM mutation — that can cause the browser to fire
+*   boundary after a DOM mutation - that can cause the browser to fire
 *   `selectionchange` and reset the caret.
 * - Never cache a `Selection` or `Range` across calls. Ranges become detached
 *   after DOM mutations. Each function calls `window.getSelection()` or
 *   `getSelectionRange()` fresh.
-* - Chip nodes are treated atomically via `isChipElement` — we never descend
+* - Chip nodes are treated atomically via `isChipElement` - we never descend
 *   into a contentEditable=false subtree when mapping offsets.
 */
 function getCursorOffset(editor) {
@@ -1844,11 +1844,11 @@ function createRangeAtOffset(editor, targetOffset) {
 * Where the caret is on screen, in viewport coordinates.
 *
 * A collapsed range usually measures fine, but not when it sits *between* child
-* nodes of an element — which is exactly where a freshly inserted newline puts
+* nodes of an element - which is exactly where a freshly inserted newline puts
 * it, because this editor's content is a flat run of text nodes and `<br>`s
 * directly under the editor element. There `getBoundingClientRect()` is all
 * zeros, and the obvious fallback (measure `startContainer`'s element) resolves
-* to the editor itself, whose rect is the viewport box — so it reports the
+* to the editor itself, whose rect is the viewport box - so it reports the
 * caret as trivially visible and scrolls nothing.
 *
 * So measure the neighbour instead: the child the caret sits before, or failing
@@ -1877,14 +1877,14 @@ function caretRect(range) {
 * The editor is its own scroll container once it hits `maxHeight`
 * (`prompt-area.tsx` sets `overflowY: auto` there). Typing scrolls the caret
 * into view for free, because that is the browser's own behaviour for a native
-* edit — but every path that calls `preventDefault()` and rebuilds the DOM
+* edit - but every path that calls `preventDefault()` and rebuilds the DOM
 * itself (Shift+Enter, list continuation, undo/redo, the bold/italic wrap,
 * paste) places the caret with a Range instead, and setting a selection does
 * not scroll anything. The symptom is a prompt that has grown past its cap and
 * stops following what you are writing: type and it scrolls, press Shift+Enter
 * and the new line appears below the fold.
 *
-* A no-op when the caret is already visible, so it is safe on every call — it
+* A no-op when the caret is already visible, so it is safe on every call - it
 * corrects an off-screen caret rather than scrolling to one.
 */
 function scrollCaretIntoView(editor) {
@@ -2345,7 +2345,7 @@ function normalizeOutput(markdown) {
 /**
 * Converts an HTML string to markdown source text. Returns '' for empty or
 * body-less input. Block markdown (headings, lists, quotes, fences, tables,
-* links) is emitted as literal markdown text — that is the editor's intended
+* links) is emitted as literal markdown text - that is the editor's intended
 * display; only `*`/`**`/`***` and bare URLs get visually decorated inline.
 */
 function htmlToMarkdown(html) {
@@ -5358,7 +5358,7 @@ function ToolRow({ item }) {
 							setFetching(true);
 							fetchResult(item.id).finally(() => setFetching(false));
 						},
-						children: truncated ? `… +${missing.toLocaleString()} chars — fetch the rest` : `… +${hidden} line${hidden === 1 ? "" : "s"} — show all ${text.length.toLocaleString()} chars`
+						children: truncated ? `… +${missing.toLocaleString()} chars - fetch the rest` : `… +${hidden} line${hidden === 1 ? "" : "s"} - show all ${text.length.toLocaleString()} chars`
 					}) : /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Fragment$1, { children: [
 						"… +",
 						hidden,
@@ -5970,7 +5970,7 @@ function AttachmentChip({ item, onRetry, onRemove }) {
 	const round = terminal ? "" : "rounded-md";
 	return /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("div", {
 		className: "group relative shrink-0",
-		title: failed ? `${item.name} — ${item.error}` : `${item.name} · ${formatBytes(item.bytes)}`,
+		title: failed ? `${item.name} - ${item.error}` : `${item.name} · ${formatBytes(item.bytes)}`,
 		children: [
 			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
 				className: cn("flex size-14 items-center justify-center overflow-hidden bg-surface", round, terminal ? "term-attachment" : "border border-border", failed && "border-danger/50"),
@@ -6030,9 +6030,9 @@ function cssColor(color) {
 //#endregion
 //#region src/lib/context-note.ts
 const CODEX_CONTEXT_NOTE = {
-	summary: "Codex budgets 272K input by default and reports 95% of it, so a 1M-class model reads ~258k. That is codex’s price tier, not the model’s ceiling — and it is the number auto-compaction fires on, so the meter is honest.",
-	hint: "Raising it is yours to set: model_context_window in ~/.codex/config.toml — and watch for auto-compaction failing afterwards.",
-	detail: ["To raise it, set model_context_window in ~/.codex/config.toml, up to 872000 (reported as 828400). Codex clamps to its own max_context_window, itself below OpenAI’s stated 922,000 max input.", "Above 272K input, a request bills at 2x input / 1.5x output for the whole request. WorkerDeck never writes this setting — it is a cost decision on your account."],
+	summary: "Codex budgets 272K input by default and reports 95% of it, so a 1M-class model reads ~258k. That is codex’s price tier, not the model’s ceiling - and it is the number auto-compaction fires on, so the meter is honest.",
+	hint: "Raising it is yours to set: model_context_window in ~/.codex/config.toml - and watch for auto-compaction failing afterwards.",
+	detail: ["To raise it, set model_context_window in ~/.codex/config.toml, up to 872000 (reported as 828400). Codex clamps to its own max_context_window, itself below OpenAI’s stated 922,000 max input.", "Above 272K input, a request bills at 2x input / 1.5x output for the whole request. WorkerDeck never writes this setting - it is a cost decision on your account."],
 	caveat: "Raise it and watch for auto-compaction failing: openai/codex #16068 reports it stops firing after the first overflow. Unverified here on 0.149.0."
 };
 function contextNote(engine) {
@@ -6052,7 +6052,7 @@ function ContextDialog({ usage, engine, open, onOpenChange, className }) {
 				description: usage?.model
 			}), /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(DialogBody, { children: [!usage ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 				className: "py-6 text-center text-body-sm text-fg-4",
-				children: "No reading yet — the context window is measured after a turn completes."
+				children: "No reading yet - the context window is measured after a turn completes."
 			}) : /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Fragment$1, { children: [
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("div", {
 					className: "flex items-baseline justify-between gap-4",
@@ -6167,7 +6167,7 @@ function TaskList({ tasks, showCompleted, onShowCompletedChange, onSelectTask, c
 			}) : null]
 		}), shown.length === 0 ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 			className: "py-6 text-center text-body-sm text-fg-4",
-			children: tasks.length === 0 ? "No tasks yet — a checklist appears once the agent plans one." : `${hidden} completed, all hidden.`
+			children: tasks.length === 0 ? "No tasks yet - a checklist appears once the agent plans one." : `${hidden} completed, all hidden.`
 		}) : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
 			className: "flex flex-col",
 			children: shown.map((task) => /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(TaskRow$1, {
@@ -6305,7 +6305,7 @@ function HostFilesDialog({ client, cwd, open, onOpenChange }) {
 			setFile({
 				path: response.path,
 				bytes: response.bytes,
-				content: response.encoding === "utf8" ? response.content : "(binary file — not shown)"
+				content: response.encoding === "utf8" ? response.content : "(binary file - not shown)"
 			});
 		} catch (e) {
 			setError(e instanceof Error ? e.message : "Could not read that file");
@@ -6391,7 +6391,7 @@ function HostFilesDialog({ client, cwd, open, onOpenChange }) {
 					}),
 					truncated && !matches ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 						className: "text-label text-fg-4",
-						children: "More entries than the server will return — use the search box."
+						children: "More entries than the server will return - use the search box."
 					}) : null
 				] })]
 			})]
@@ -6689,7 +6689,7 @@ function SkillsDialog({ skills, open, onOpenChange, onUse, className }) {
 			className,
 			children: [/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(DialogHeader, {
 				title: skill ? skill.displayName ?? skill.name : "Skills",
-				description: skill ? skill.name !== (skill.displayName ?? skill.name) ? skill.name : void 0 : "Capabilities the agent can choose to use. Not commands — the model picks them from their descriptions.",
+				description: skill ? skill.name !== (skill.displayName ?? skill.name) ? skill.name : void 0 : "Capabilities the agent can choose to use. Not commands - the model picks them from their descriptions.",
 				actions: skill ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Button, {
 					variant: "ghost",
 					size: "xs",
@@ -6710,7 +6710,7 @@ function SkillsDialog({ skills, open, onOpenChange, onUse, className }) {
 function SkillList({ skills, onSelect }) {
 	if (!skills) return /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 		className: "py-6 text-center text-body-sm text-fg-4",
-		children: "Skills are listed once the session connects — send a message first."
+		children: "Skills are listed once the session connects - send a message first."
 	});
 	if (skills.length === 0) return /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 		className: "py-6 text-center text-body-sm text-fg-4",
@@ -6785,7 +6785,7 @@ function SkillView({ skill, onUse, onUsed }) {
 				children: "Use this skill"
 			}), /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 				className: "mt-1.5 text-label text-fg-4",
-				children: "Writes an opening message into the composer for you to edit — it isn’t sent, and there is no command that runs a skill directly."
+				children: "Writes an opening message into the composer for you to edit - it isn’t sent, and there is no command that runs a skill directly."
 			})] }) : null
 		]
 	});
@@ -6884,14 +6884,14 @@ const PERMISSION_MODES = [
 		value: "dontAsk",
 		label: "Don't ask",
 		shortLabel: "Don't ask",
-		description: "Never ask — deny anything not pre-approved",
+		description: "Never ask - deny anything not pre-approved",
 		icon: ShieldCheck
 	},
 	{
 		value: "bypassPermissions",
 		label: "Bypass permissions",
 		shortLabel: "Bypass",
-		description: "Skip every approval — the agent is unsupervised",
+		description: "Skip every approval - the agent is unsupervised",
 		icon: TriangleAlert,
 		dangerous: true
 	}
@@ -7080,7 +7080,7 @@ function PermissionPrompt({ request, onApprove, onDeny, className }) {
 						if (e.key === "Enter") deny(false);
 						if (e.key === "Escape") setDenying(false);
 					},
-					placeholder: plan ? "What should change? (optional) — the agent keeps planning and reads this" : "Reason (optional) — the agent reads this and can try something else",
+					placeholder: plan ? "What should change? (optional) - the agent keeps planning and reads this" : "Reason (optional) - the agent reads this and can try something else",
 					className: "h-7 flex-1"
 				}),
 				/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Button, {
@@ -7638,7 +7638,7 @@ function TerminalPermissionPrompt({ request, onApprove, onDeny, className }) {
 		onChange: setReason,
 		onSubmit: () => deny(false),
 		onCancel: () => setDenying(false),
-		placeholder: plan ? "What should change? (optional) — the agent keeps planning and reads this" : "Reason (optional) — the agent reads this and can try something else"
+		placeholder: plan ? "What should change? (optional) - the agent keeps planning and reads this" : "Reason (optional) - the agent reads this and can try something else"
 	}) : void 0;
 	const options = plan ? [
 		{
@@ -7647,7 +7647,7 @@ function TerminalPermissionPrompt({ request, onApprove, onDeny, className }) {
 		},
 		{
 			key: "deny",
-			label: "Keep planning — tell it what to change",
+			label: "Keep planning - tell it what to change",
 			detail: reasonInput
 		},
 		{
@@ -7720,7 +7720,7 @@ function TerminalPermissionPrompt({ request, onApprove, onDeny, className }) {
 				}
 			}),
 			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Blank, {}),
-			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Hint, { children: denying ? "Enter to send · Shift+Enter for a new line · Esc to go back" : "Enter to select · ↑/↓ to navigate · 1–3 to choose · Esc to cancel" })
+			/* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Hint, { children: denying ? "Enter to send · Shift+Enter for a new line · Esc to go back" : "Enter to select · ↑/↓ to navigate · 1-3 to choose · Esc to cancel" })
 		]
 	});
 }
@@ -8208,7 +8208,7 @@ function RateLimitMeter({ label, info, now }) {
 					className: "flex items-center justify-between gap-2",
 					children: [/* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("span", { children: [label, " usage"] }), /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("span", {
 						className: "font-mono text-fg-3",
-						children: pct !== void 0 ? `${pct.toFixed(1)}%` : "—"
+						children: pct !== void 0 ? `${pct.toFixed(1)}%` : "-"
 					})]
 				}),
 				resetsAtMs !== void 0 ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("div", {
@@ -8506,8 +8506,8 @@ function clusterCells(cluster) {
 const TAB_SIZE = 2;
 const BREAK_AFTER = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set([
 	"-",
-	"–",
-	"—",
+	"-",
+	"-",
 	"?"
 ]);
 const PLAIN_ASCII = /^[\x20-\x7e]*$/;
@@ -11081,7 +11081,7 @@ function UsageDialog({ rateLimits, subscriptionType, engine, totalCostUsd, updat
 			}), /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(DialogBody, { children: [
 				rateLimits.length === 0 ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("p", {
 					className: "py-6 text-center text-body-sm text-fg-4",
-					children: engine === "claude" ? "This session reports no plan windows — API-key sessions have none, and a subscription session reports them once a turn has run." : `Plan windows are a claude.ai subscription thing; this session runs on the ${engine} engine.`
+					children: engine === "claude" ? "This session reports no plan windows - API-key sessions have none, and a subscription session reports them once a turn has run." : `Plan windows are a claude.ai subscription thing; this session runs on the ${engine} engine.`
 				}) : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(UsageMeters, {
 					windows: rateLimits,
 					now
@@ -11698,4 +11698,4 @@ function Notice({ level, onDismiss, children }) {
 //#endregion
 export { Ink as $, PERMISSION_MODES as A, DialogContent as At, TaskList as B, SelectContent as Bt, TerminalPermissionPrompt as C, copyText as Ct, SubagentStrip as D, Dialog$1 as Dt, parseUserQuestions as E, TooltipProvider as Et, SkillsDialog as F, MenuContent as Ft, TerminalSurface as G, PortalScope as Gt, contextNote as H, SelectItemText as Ht, McpDialog as I, MenuItem as It, TerminalMarkdown as J, Badge as Jt, ToolTitleProvider as K, Textarea as Kt, HostFilesDialog as L, MenuSeparator as Lt, permissionModeChoices as M, DialogRow as Mt, permissionModeMeta as N, DialogTrigger as Nt, PermissionPrompt as O, DialogBody as Ot, ModelSelect as P, Menu$1 as Pt, Blank as Q, cn as Qt, EntryIcon as R, MenuTrigger as Rt, TerminalQuestionPrompt as S, CopyButton as St, QuestionPrompt as T, TooltipContent as Tt, Composer as U, SelectTrigger as Ut, ContextDialog as V, SelectItem as Vt, skillPrompt as W, SelectValue as Wt, previewPatch as X, Button as Xt, TerminalDiff as Y, badgeVariants as Yt, Band as Z, buttonVariants as Zt, ConversationContent as _, segmentsToPlainText as _t, Transcript as a, toolIcon as at, STATUS_META as b, CodeBlock as bt, PromptTokenText as c, useTranscriptDensity as ct, FileCard as d, hashtagTrigger as dt, Row as et, TerminalItemView as f, launchTrigger as ft, Conversation as g, plainTextToSegments as gt, Loader as h, PromptArea as ht, useMinuteClock as i, isMutatingTool as it, PermissionModeSelect as j, DialogHeader as jt, Response as k, DialogClose as kt, Message as l, useTranscriptVariant as lt, SessionEmptyState as m, usePromptAreaState as mt, UsageDialog as n, WithActions as nt, ToolCallCard as o, TranscriptDensityProvider as ot, TerminalTranscript as p, mentionTrigger as pt, useToolTitle as q, Input as qt, UsageMeters as r, useAffordances as rt, Reasoning as s, TranscriptVariantProvider as st, SessionPanel as t, CopyAction as tt, MessageContent as u, commandTrigger as ut, ConversationScrollButton as v, ProgressRing as vt, QUESTION_BEHAVIORS as w, Tip as wt, SessionInfoDialog as x, Spinner as xt, StatusBar as y, Splitter as yt, TasksDialog as z, Select$1 as zt };
 
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