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package/dist/server/src/lib/cli-tools/submit-composer-read.js

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+"use strict";
+/**
+ * Reading a captured pane's composer for the submit-verified sender
+ * (Issue #3963: split out of `submit-verified-sender.ts`, which re-exports the
+ * public names). Pure functions of the captured text: no tmux, no waiting.
+ */
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
+exports.VERIFY_WINDOW_LINES = void 0;
+exports.withoutTrailingBlankRows = withoutTrailingBlankRows;
+exports.findPasteTokens = findPasteTokens;
+exports.readSubmitComposer = readSubmitComposer;
+exports.classifySubmit = classifySubmit;
+exports.isSubmitted = isSubmitted;
+exports.classifyPasteLanded = classifyPasteLanded;
+exports.compactText = compactText;
+const composer_spec_1 = require("./composer-spec");
+const cli_patterns_1 = require("../detection/cli-patterns");
+const composer_text_1 = require("../../lib/detection/composer-text");
+/**
+ * Version-resilient pasted-text placeholder.
+ *
+ * Broader than PASTED_TEXT_PATTERN (`/\[Pasted text #\d+/`) so it still matches
+ * when a CLI version drops the `#N` and renders `[Pasted text +46 lines]`
+ * (Issue #1469 condition 2). Used ONLY as a positive "still in the input box"
+ * signal — never as the sole submit gate — so applying it to every tool is safe:
+ * a tool that never renders it simply never matches.
+ */
+const PASTE_PLACEHOLDER_PATTERN = /\[Pasted text[\s#]/;
+/**
+ * A slash-command sitting on the input line (Issue #1501).
+ *
+ * TUI completion popups replace a typed slash command with a highlighted menu
+ * item (`/status` -> `/statusline`, `/review` -> `/teamwork-preview`); the
+ * result is always another slash command. Scoping the "replaced" verdict to
+ * `/…` text keeps idle-prompt placeholders that some TUIs paint on an empty
+ * composer (gemini's "Type your message or @path", claude's hints, "? for
+ * shortcuts") — none of which start with `/` — from being mistaken for a
+ * substitution, so a genuinely-submitted message never fails spuriously.
+ */
+const REPLACEMENT_COMMAND_PATTERN = /^\/[A-Za-z]/;
+/**
+ * Prompt input-line markers across the marker-drawing TUIs.
+ * claude/gemini/copilot: `>` or `❯`; codex: `›`; antigravity: `>`;
+ * vibe-local: `ctx:N% ❯`. Leading whitespace is tolerated (tmux padding).
+ *
+ * Issue #1906 scopes this to the tools whose {@link ComposerSpec.reader} is
+ * `input-line-marker`. opencode draws no marker at all, so applying it there was
+ * wrong in both directions — see {@link readComposer}.
+ */
+const INPUT_LINE_MARKER = /^\s*(?:ctx:\d+%\s*)?[>❯›]/;
+/**
+ * Lines of pane tail to inspect for the "is the tool generating?" signal.
+ *
+ * Distinct from `ComposerSpec.verifyCaptureLines`, which sizes the tmux
+ * capture: the busy marker of every tool lives in a status bar pinned to the
+ * bottom of the pane, so it is read from a short tail even when the capture
+ * itself is opencode's whole 200-row frame. Widening it to that frame would
+ * match `esc interrupt` printed inside a reply.
+ *
+ * "The bottom" is the last row that holds anything (Issue #2464). codex,
+ * Command Code and agy draw inline from the TOP of the 1000-row pane, so the
+ * last twelve rows of the capture are blank padding — measured at rows 306,
+ * 297 and 286 of 1,002 — and reading them found no composer on any send to
+ * those three tools. See {@link withoutTrailingBlankRows}.
+ */
+exports.VERIFY_WINDOW_LINES = 12;
+/**
+ * Read the composer out of a captured frame.
+ *
+ * Two readers, because the two families of TUI say "this is the input line" in
+ * incompatible ways:
+ *
+ * - **marker tools** (`reader: 'input-line-marker'`) draw a `>` / `❯` / `›` at
+ *   the start of the row. Scanned bottom-up over the tail window so a status bar
+ *   below the box does not hide it.
+ * - **opencode** draws a box with a gutter and no marker anywhere. Its buffer
+ *   rows are located structurally by {@link findOpenCodeComposerRows} (#1911's
+ *   chrome walk), and `Ask anything...` inside that box is opencode's own way of
+ *   saying the buffer is empty (#1883) rather than a row of text.
+ *
+ * Before this split, opencode went through the marker reader, which is wrong
+ * both ways round. It never matched opencode's composer, so EVERY opencode send
+ * was classified `submitted` without evidence — #1471's "the Enter was
+ * swallowed" recovery has never once run on opencode. And when a `>` did land in
+ * the window from somewhere else (a Markdown quote in a reply), the reader
+ * treated that row as the input line and answered from it.
+ *
+ * Issue #1933 turned "which reader" from a `cliToolId === 'opencode'` test plus
+ * a set membership test into {@link ComposerSpec.reader}, so the answer is one
+ * declaration the tool owns rather than two tables a new tool has to be added
+ * to. `unreadable` is the third arm, and it is the one #1906 found opencode
+ * silently occupying: it means every send is classified `submitted` without
+ * evidence, so it is a state to declare knowingly, never to fall into.
+ */
+function readComposer(reader, lines, windowLines) {
+    if (reader === 'opencode-box') {
+        const rows = (0, cli_patterns_1.findOpenCodeComposerRows)(lines);
+        if (rows === null)
+            return { kind: 'absent' };
+        // The placeholder is painted only while the buffer is empty, and only
+        // inside the box — hence matched on the raw, still-guttered row (#1883).
+        if (rows.some((row) => cli_patterns_1.OPENCODE_IDLE_COMPOSER_PATTERN.test(row)))
+            return { kind: 'empty' };
+        const first = rows.map(cli_patterns_1.stripOpenCodeGutter).find((row) => row.length > 0);
+        if (first === undefined)
+            return { kind: 'empty' };
+        return { kind: 'text', text: first, rows };
+    }
+    if (reader !== 'input-line-marker')
+        return { kind: 'absent' };
+    const inputLine = findInputLine(windowLines);
+    if (inputLine === null)
+        return { kind: 'absent' };
+    const stripped = stripInputMarker(inputLine);
+    if (stripped.length === 0)
+        return { kind: 'empty' };
+    return { kind: 'text', text: stripped, rows: [inputLine] };
+}
+/**
+ * The captured rows without the blank rows under the last drawn one
+ * (Issue #2464).
+ *
+ * `capture-pane` returns every row of the pane, and a TUI that renders inline
+ * from the top (codex, Command Code, agy) fills only the first few hundred of
+ * the 1000 rows the session is created with. The composer is the last thing
+ * such a TUI draws, so "the tail of the pane" has to mean "the tail of what is
+ * drawn" — otherwise the tail window is all padding, no composer is ever found,
+ * and every send to those tools classifies as `submitted` whatever the
+ * composer actually holds. A bottom-anchored TUI (claude) has no trailing blank
+ * rows, so for it this is the identity.
+ */
+function withoutTrailingBlankRows(lines) {
+    let end = lines.length;
+    while (end > 0 && lines[end - 1].trim() === '')
+        end--;
+    return lines.slice(0, end);
+}
+/**
+ * First non-blank line of the message, trimmed. This is what a TUI shows on the
+ * prompt line before the body folds into a paste placeholder. NOT truncated:
+ * the replacement check (inputMatchesBody) needs the full first line so that a
+ * completion suffix (`/status` -> `/statusline`) is not mistaken for the body.
+ */
+function firstNonBlankLine(message) {
+    const line = message
+        .split('\n')
+        .map((l) => l.trim())
+        .find((l) => l.length > 0);
+    return line ?? '';
+}
+/**
+ * Locate the active input line within the pane tail: the last line that begins
+ * with a prompt marker. Scanned bottom-up so a status-bar/footer line rendered
+ * BELOW the input box (antigravity's "? for shortcuts", vibe-local's status bar)
+ * does not hide the real input line above it.
+ */
+function findInputLine(windowLines) {
+    for (let i = windowLines.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
+        if (INPUT_LINE_MARKER.test(windowLines[i])) {
+            return windowLines[i];
+        }
+    }
+    return null;
+}
+/** Input line text with the prompt marker stripped and surrounding space trimmed. */
+function stripInputMarker(inputLine) {
+    return inputLine.replace(INPUT_LINE_MARKER, '').trim();
+}
+/**
+ * Whether the (marker-stripped, non-empty) input-line text is still our
+ * unsent body rather than a TUI-substituted command.
+ *
+ * The still-unsent body appears verbatim on the input line. Line wrapping can
+ * visually truncate it to a PREFIX of the first line, but a completion popup
+ * always produces a DIFFERENT string — the body plus a completion suffix
+ * (`/status` -> `/statusline`) or an unrelated command (`/review` ->
+ * `/teamwork-preview`) — which is never a prefix of the body. So the body is
+ * "still there" iff the input text is a prefix of (or equals) the body's first
+ * line. This deliberately rejects `/statusline` for a `/status` body: the safe
+ * rule is "input text that is not the body (or a prefix of it) is NOT resent".
+ */
+function inputMatchesBody(strippedInput, message) {
+    const bodyFirstLine = firstNonBlankLine(message);
+    if (bodyFirstLine.length === 0)
+        return false;
+    return bodyFirstLine.startsWith(strippedInput);
+}
+/**
+ * Collapsed-paste placeholders, as measured at the production 200x1000
+ * geometry (Issue #2464, `tests/fixtures/long-body-2464/`):
+ *
+ *   claude 2.1.268  `[Pasted text #86 +59 lines]` for 60 lines, `[Pasted text #87]` for one
+ *   agy 1.2.0       `[Pasted text #5 +60 lines]` for 60 lines, `[Pasted text #6 12288 chars]` for one
+ *   codex 0.154.0   `[Pasted Content 12288 chars]`
+ *   Command Code 1.53.0  `[PROBE P12k… +60L]` — the first ten characters, then the line count
+ *
+ * The `#N` stays optional for #1469's version drift (`[Pasted text +46 lines]`).
+ */
+const PASTE_TOKEN_PATTERNS = [
+    {
+        pattern: /\[Pasted text(?: #\d+)?(?: \+(\d+) lines?| (\d+) chars?)?\]/g,
+        read: (m) => m[1] !== undefined ? { lines: Number(m[1]) } : m[2] !== undefined ? { chars: Number(m[2]) } : {},
+    },
+    { pattern: /\[Pasted Content (\d+) chars?\]/g, read: (m) => ({ chars: Number(m[1]) }) },
+    { pattern: /\[([^\]\n]*?)… \+(\d+)L\]/g, read: (m) => ({ head: m[1], lineTotal: Number(m[2]) }) },
+];
+/** Every paste placeholder on a composer row, and the text left around them. */
+function findPasteTokens(text) {
+    const tokens = [];
+    let rest = text;
+    for (const { pattern, read } of PASTE_TOKEN_PATTERNS) {
+        for (const match of text.matchAll(pattern)) {
+            tokens.push(read(match));
+            rest = rest.replace(match[0], '');
+        }
+    }
+    return { tokens, rest: rest.trim() };
+}
+/**
+ * Does one placeholder account for the whole body?
+ *
+ * Counts below the body's mean the paste is still arriving; counts above it mean
+ * the composer holds more than the body. The two units that differ between
+ * tools for the same `+M lines` wording (claude: 59 for a 60-line body, agy: 60)
+ * are both accepted — a bracketed paste arrives as one unit, so the failure this
+ * guards against is a count that is wildly short (the 24-byte tail of #2464),
+ * not one that is off by one line.
+ */
+function comparePasteToken(token, message) {
+    const newlines = (message.match(/\n/g) ?? []).length;
+    if (token.head !== undefined) {
+        const normalizedHead = token.head.replace(/\s+/g, ' ').trim();
+        if (!message.replace(/\s+/g, ' ').startsWith(normalizedHead))
+            return 'mismatch';
+    }
+    let observed;
+    let accepted;
+    if (token.chars !== undefined) {
+        observed = token.chars;
+        accepted = [[...message].length, message.length];
+    }
+    else if (token.lineTotal !== undefined) {
+        observed = token.lineTotal;
+        accepted = [newlines + 1];
+    }
+    else if (token.lines !== undefined) {
+        observed = token.lines;
+        accepted = [newlines, newlines + 1];
+    }
+    else {
+        // claude's bare `[Pasted text #N]` is what it draws for a single line.
+        return newlines === 0 ? 'landed' : 'pasting';
+    }
+    if (accepted.includes(observed))
+        return 'landed';
+    return observed < Math.min(...accepted) ? 'pasting' : 'mismatch';
+}
+/**
+ * The composer as {@link classifySubmit} reads it (Issue #3205).
+ *
+ * {@link readComposer}'s marker reader takes the bottom-most `›` row of the
+ * tail as the input line. A codex composer holding several lines draws its
+ * continuation rows under the `›` row, and when one of them itself begins with
+ * `›` — a body quoting a dialog's `› 1. Yes, proceed (y)` — that continuation
+ * row was read as the input line: its text is not the body's first line, so a
+ * body still sitting in the composer was classified `submitted` (F). Measured:
+ * `tests/fixtures/codex-multiline-composer-3205/tc104-raw-pane.txt`.
+ *
+ * So for codex a composer of two or more rows is read with
+ * `extractComposerText` — the #1890 reader `awaitTypedBody` already uses —
+ * and its first line is the input line. Every other frame (a one-row
+ * composer, an empty or ghost one, none at all, another tool) is read exactly
+ * as before.
+ *
+ * Issue #3880 (H-2): this is also the reader before Enter
+ * ({@link classifyPasteLanded}) and in the error text ({@link describeComposer}).
+ * The paste check used to read the twelve-row tail with {@link readComposer}
+ * alone, so a codex composer taller than that window (a 20-line paste, or 600
+ * bytes wrapped in a narrow pane) put its `›` row above the window — `unseen`,
+ * and the body that was in the composer was withdrawn and reported as not
+ * landed — and a continuation row starting with `>` (a Markdown quote) was taken
+ * for the input line — `mismatch`. The same frame read after Enter was
+ * `pending`. One reader on both sides of Enter keeps the two verdicts about the
+ * same composer.
+ */
+/**
+ * Everything a codex composer holds, for deciding that a pasted body arrived in
+ * full (Issue #3880).
+ *
+ * `extractComposerText` answers for the UI: its text stops at 2,000 characters,
+ * at 40 rows and at the composer's first blank row, so a composer that matches
+ * it may still be missing the rest of the body — or hold something after it.
+ * This reads the raw rows instead, from the `›` row down to the last block of
+ * the frame (codex's model / cwd footer), so a body with blank lines, more than
+ * 40 rows or more than 2,000 characters is compared whole, and anything typed
+ * after the body is part of what is compared.
+ */
+function codexComposerRegion(output) {
+    const raw = output.split('\n');
+    const box = (0, composer_text_1.findCodexInputBox)(raw);
+    if (box === null)
+        return null;
+    return codexRegionFrom(raw, box.firstRow, box.lastRow);
+}
+/**
+ * {@link codexComposerRegion} from a known `›` row (Issue #3906): the rows from
+ * `firstRow` down to the frame's last block (the footer), ANSI and glyph
+ * stripped. `lastRow` is the end of the `›` row's own block, so a composer that
+ * is itself the frame's last block is read to the end.
+ */
+function codexRegionFrom(raw, firstRow, lastRow) {
+    const isBlank = (row) => (0, cli_patterns_1.stripAnsi)(row).trim() === '';
+    let end = raw.length - 1;
+    while (end >= 0 && isBlank(raw[end]))
+        end--;
+    let lastBlockStart = end;
+    while (lastBlockStart > 0 && !isBlank(raw[lastBlockStart - 1]))
+        lastBlockStart--;
+    const stop = lastBlockStart > lastRow ? lastBlockStart - 1 : end;
+    const rows = raw.slice(firstRow, stop + 1).map((row) => (0, cli_patterns_1.stripAnsi)(row));
+    rows[0] = rows[0].replace(/^\s*\u203A ?/, '');
+    return rows.join('\n');
+}
+/** End (inclusive) of the blank-row-delimited block that starts at `row`. */
+function blockEndFrom(raw, row) {
+    let end = row;
+    while (end + 1 < raw.length && (0, cli_patterns_1.stripAnsi)(raw[end + 1]).trim() !== '')
+        end++;
+    return end;
+}
+/** The bottom-most row of `windowLines` the marker reader takes as the input line, as a frame index. */
+function markerRowIndex(windowLines, windowStart) {
+    for (let i = windowLines.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
+        if (INPUT_LINE_MARKER.test(windowLines[i]))
+            return windowStart + i;
+    }
+    return -1;
+}
+function readSubmitComposer(output, cliToolId, reader, lines, windowLines, message) {
+    if (cliToolId === 'codex' && reader === 'input-line-marker') {
+        const raw = output.split('\n');
+        const windowStart = lines.length - windowLines.length;
+        const read = (0, composer_text_1.extractComposerText)(output, cliToolId);
+        if (read.state === 'content') {
+            const box = (0, composer_text_1.findCodexInputBox)(raw);
+            // Issue #3906: a dialog option drawn below the composer the extractor
+            // located means the dialog is what the pane shows now, on every branch
+            // below — that composer is one left from before, not this send's.
+            if (box !== null && (0, composer_text_1.codexDialogBelow)(raw, box.firstRow))
+                return { kind: 'absent' };
+            const outsideWindow = box !== null && box.firstRow < windowStart;
+            const region = codexComposerRegion(output) ?? read.text;
+            if (read.text.includes('\n')) {
+                // Issue #3906: a composer of many rows with no blank line (20 lines) has
+                // its `›` row above the window too, and is marked so like the others.
+                return {
+                    kind: 'text',
+                    text: firstNonBlankLine(read.text),
+                    rows: read.text.split('\n'),
+                    region,
+                    ...(outsideWindow ? { outsideWindow } : {}),
+                };
+            }
+            // Issue #3906 (1): the `›` row sits above the twelve-row window (a one-line
+            // paragraph, a blank line, then a tall one). The marker reader would see no
+            // input line there — `unseen` before Enter, `submitted` after it — so the
+            // composer `extractComposerText` located is read instead, whole.
+            if (outsideWindow && (0, composer_text_1.findCodexLiveComposerRow)(raw) === box.firstRow) {
+                return { kind: 'text', text: read.text.trim(), rows: [raw[box.firstRow]], region, outsideWindow: true };
+            }
+            // Issue #3880 (N1): a one-row excerpt is read as before for its verdict
+            // after Enter, but still carries the whole region — `head` with the rest of
+            // the body under a blank row is one excerpt row and must not pass for the
+            // whole body before Enter.
+            const single = readComposer(reader, lines, windowLines);
+            return single.kind === 'text' ? { ...single, region } : single;
+        }
+        if (read.state === 'no_composer') {
+            // Issue #3906 (2): more paragraphs than the four blocks the extractor
+            // searches. Whatever the marker reader takes must carry the whole region,
+            // so the composer's first line alone never passes for the body. The row is
+            // the live composer only when no dialog option is drawn below it
+            // ({@link findCodexLiveComposerRow}, the order `findCodexBottomGlyphRow`
+            // reads a frame in): a composer row left above an approval dialog is
+            // never this send's composer, however its text reads.
+            const composerRow = (0, composer_text_1.findCodexLiveComposerRow)(raw);
+            if (composerRow >= 0) {
+                const region = codexRegionFrom(raw, composerRow, blockEndFrom(raw, composerRow));
+                const text = stripInputMarker((0, cli_patterns_1.stripAnsi)(raw[composerRow]));
+                if (composerRow >= windowStart) {
+                    const single = readComposer(reader, lines, windowLines);
+                    if (single.kind === 'text' && markerRowIndex(windowLines, windowStart) === composerRow) {
+                        return { ...single, region };
+                    }
+                    return single;
+                }
+                // Above the window as well, with no dialog below it.
+                if (message !== undefined && text.length > 0 && inputMatchesBody(text, message)) {
+                    return { kind: 'text', text, rows: [raw[composerRow]], region, outsideWindow: true };
+                }
+                // Not the body's first line. A composer whose own block is empty or
+                // placeholder-only is empty; real text is read too — a `/…` command
+                // there is `replaced` as it is inside the window, and anything else is
+                // not proof that the message left ({@link classifySubmit}: `indeterminate`).
+                const held = (0, composer_text_1.readCodexComposerFrom)(raw.slice(0, blockEndFrom(raw, composerRow) + 1), composerRow);
+                if (held.state !== 'content')
+                    return { kind: 'empty' };
+                return {
+                    kind: 'text',
+                    text: firstNonBlankLine(held.text),
+                    rows: [raw[composerRow]],
+                    region,
+                    outsideWindow: true,
+                };
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    return readComposer(reader, lines, windowLines);
+}
+/**
+ * Classify a captured pane into submitted / pending / replaced (Issue #1501).
+ *
+ * Version-independent by design — does NOT require the paste placeholder:
+ *   A. The tool is generating a response              -> submitted.
+ *   B. No composer, or the composer is empty           -> submitted.
+ *   C. A paste placeholder is folded in the composer   -> pending (Enter eaten).
+ *   D. The body is still verbatim in the composer      -> pending (resend Enter).
+ *   E. A DIFFERENT slash command is in the composer    -> replaced (TUI popup
+ *      autocompleted the command; clear the line and throw, never resend Enter).
+ *   F. Any other non-empty text (idle placeholder/hint) -> submitted (unchanged
+ *      pre-#1501 permissive default, so normal sends never spuriously fail) —
+ *      except in a codex composer above the read window -> indeterminate
+ *      (Issue #3906).
+ *
+ * C–F are scoped to the composer only, so the user-message echo that a TUI
+ * prints into its history above the prompt never causes a false verdict.
+ *
+ * Issue #1906: "the composer" is read per tool by {@link readComposer} rather
+ * than by looking for a `>` in the last twelve rows. For opencode — which draws
+ * no marker — that read was unreachable, so every send reached F (in fact B) and
+ * this function has never returned anything but `submitted` for it.
+ *
+ * Issue #2464: the tail window starts at the last drawn row, not at the last row
+ * of the pane ({@link withoutTrailingBlankRows}), and C recognises every tool's
+ * paste placeholder ({@link findPasteTokens}), not only claude's.
+ *
+ * @param output - Captured pane, ANSI intact. For opencode this must be the
+ *   whole pane; {@link ComposerSpec.verifyCaptureLines} is what asks tmux for it.
+ * @param cliToolId - CLI tool id, for the "generating" detector
+ * @param message - The body that was typed
+ * @param composer - The tool's composer description (Issue #1933). Defaults to
+ *   the tool's own, so every existing three-argument caller is unchanged.
+ */
+function classifySubmit(output, cliToolId, message, composerSpec = (0, composer_spec_1.resolveComposerSpec)(cliToolId)) {
+    const clean = (0, cli_patterns_1.stripAnsi)(output);
+    const lines = withoutTrailingBlankRows(clean.split('\n'));
+    const windowLines = lines.slice(-exports.VERIFY_WINDOW_LINES);
+    const windowStr = windowLines.join('\n');
+    // A. Actively generating a response => the message was accepted. Read from the
+    //    tail window for every tool: each one's busy marker lives in a status bar
+    //    pinned to the bottom of the pane, and widening it to opencode's whole
+    //    frame would match `esc interrupt` printed inside a reply.
+    if ((0, cli_patterns_1.detectThinking)(cliToolId, windowStr)) {
+        return 'submitted';
+    }
+    const composer = readSubmitComposer(output, cliToolId, composerSpec.reader, lines, windowLines, message);
+    // B. No composer visible (scrolled off / dialog / still starting), or the
+    //    composer is empty => the message left the box => submitted.
+    if (composer.kind !== 'text') {
+        return 'submitted';
+    }
+    // C. A paste placeholder is still folded into the composer => body is there.
+    if (composer.rows.some((row) => PASTE_PLACEHOLDER_PATTERN.test(row) || findPasteTokens(row).tokens.length > 0)) {
+        return 'pending';
+    }
+    // D. The typed body is still sitting in the composer => resend Enter.
+    if (inputMatchesBody(composer.text, message)) {
+        return 'pending';
+    }
+    // E. A different slash command is in the composer => a completion popup
+    //    replaced what we typed. (Scoped to `/…` so idle-prompt placeholders that
+    //    some TUIs paint on an empty composer are never mistaken for this.)
+    if (REPLACEMENT_COMMAND_PATTERN.test(composer.text)) {
+        return 'replaced';
+    }
+    // F. Non-empty, non-command steady-state text (idle placeholder / hint) =>
+    //    submitted, preserving the pre-#1501 permissive default. Not for a codex
+    //    composer above the window (Issue #3906): before #3906 that frame was
+    //    read as no composer at all; text there that is not the body says
+    //    neither that the message left nor that Enter would send it.
+    return composer.outsideWindow ? 'indeterminate' : 'submitted';
+}
+/**
+ * Backward-compatible boolean view of {@link classifySubmit}: submitted vs not.
+ * A `replaced` verdict is NOT "submitted", so this returns false for it too.
+ */
+function isSubmitted(output, cliToolId, message, composerSpec = (0, composer_spec_1.resolveComposerSpec)(cliToolId)) {
+    return classifySubmit(output, cliToolId, message, composerSpec) === 'submitted';
+}
+/**
+ * How much of a pasted body the composer shows, read BEFORE Enter (Issue #2464).
+ *
+ * The question #2464 needs answered is not "did Enter work" but "is what Enter
+ * would submit the message we sent". Claude kept the last 24 bytes of a 12 KB
+ * brief as ordinary composer text; every check that runs after Enter saw an
+ * empty box and a generating model, i.e. a perfect send. So the composer is
+ * judged here, while pressing Enter can still be withheld:
+ *
+ *   1. A collapsed placeholder is compared by the count the TUI prints — lines
+ *      for claude, agy and Command Code, characters for codex and agy's
+ *      single-line form ({@link comparePasteToken}).
+ *   2. Plain text is the body only if it is the body's BEGINNING. Text that
+ *      occurs in the body but not at its start is exactly the #2464 tail, and is
+ *      a mismatch rather than "not drawn yet".
+ *   3. Anything else — the idle placeholder, a ghost suggestion, no composer —
+ *      shows nothing of the body. `unseen`, which the caller decides about.
+ *
+ * Reads the composer the way {@link classifySubmit} does
+ * ({@link readSubmitComposer}), so a history echo of an earlier message above the
+ * composer is never mistaken for this one, and a frame both functions see holds
+ * the same composer for both (Issue #3880). A multi-row codex composer is
+ * compared as a whole ({@link codexComposerRegion}), whitespace removed
+ * (wrapping and continuation indent proof): only the WHOLE body is `landed`;
+ * the body's beginning alone is `pasting` (never enough to press Enter on), the
+ * body plus anything else or text from inside it is `mismatch`. The whole body
+ * is checked before placeholders, so a body that itself quotes
+ * `[Pasted Content 600 chars]` is its own text, not codex's placeholder; a real
+ * placeholder is only ever the composer's first row.
+ *
+ * Issue #3906: a codex composer outside the twelve-row window, or split into
+ * more blocks than `extractComposerText` searches, is still read with its whole
+ * region ({@link readSubmitComposer}), so neither `unseen` for a body that is
+ * there nor `landed` on its first line alone.
+ */
+function classifyPasteLanded(output, cliToolId, message, composerSpec = (0, composer_spec_1.resolveComposerSpec)(cliToolId)) {
+    const lines = withoutTrailingBlankRows((0, cli_patterns_1.stripAnsi)(output).split('\n'));
+    const composer = readSubmitComposer(output, cliToolId, composerSpec.reader, lines, lines.slice(-exports.VERIFY_WINDOW_LINES), message);
+    if (composer.kind !== 'text')
+        return 'unseen';
+    if (composer.region !== undefined) {
+        const shown = compactText(composer.region);
+        const body = compactText(message);
+        if (shown === body)
+            return 'landed';
+        const placeholder = findPasteTokens(composer.text);
+        if (placeholder.tokens.length > 0) {
+            // A placeholder plus anything else — on its row or under it — is not the body as sent.
+            const below = compactText(composer.region.split('\n').slice(1).join('\n'));
+            if (placeholder.tokens.length > 1 || placeholder.rest !== '' || below !== '')
+                return 'mismatch';
+            return comparePasteToken(placeholder.tokens[0], message);
+        }
+        if (body.startsWith(shown))
+            return 'pasting';
+        // The body's beginning followed by something else, the body plus more, or a
+        // piece from inside it: the composer holds something other than the body.
+        if (inputMatchesBody(composer.text, message) || shown.startsWith(body) || body.includes(shown)) {
+            return 'mismatch';
+        }
+        return 'unseen';
+    }
+    // The whole body on one row is the body, even when it quotes a placeholder.
+    if (compactText(composer.text) === compactText(message))
+        return 'landed';
+    const { tokens, rest } = findPasteTokens(composer.text);
+    if (tokens.length === 0) {
+        if (inputMatchesBody(composer.text, message))
+            return 'landed';
+        if (message.includes(composer.text))
+            return 'mismatch';
+        return 'unseen';
+    }
+    if (tokens.length > 1 || rest !== '')
+        return 'mismatch';
+    return comparePasteToken(tokens[0], message);
+}
+/** The text with every whitespace character removed — wrapping and indent proof. */
+function compactText(text) {
+    return text.replace(/\s+/g, '');
+}