jeo-code 0.6.31 → 0.6.33

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+ ## [0.6.33] - 2026-06-19
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+ _A redesigned `jeo` forge mark — a hollow line-board crayfish/eyeglass emblem drawn as thick rounded-corner tubes (no letters, no DNA helix) — that now renders inside compact-scaled forge cards, plus a unified verification directive that adds gjc's test-quality contract, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification._
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **The forge mark is a hollow line-board emblem now.** `FORGE_MARK_ART`, its grand `FORGE_MARK_ART_GRAND` hero variant, the claw-snap blink frames (`FORGE_MARK_FRAMES`), and every ASCII fallback (`*_ASCII`) were redrawn as the `>-<` silhouette of two pincer CLAWS (집게) whose top arms bend inward toward a narrow central eyeglass-frame (안경태) BRIDGE — each stroke a thick rounded-corner tube (`╭╮╰╯` + `─│`, ASCII `.-'|`) so the shape reads as a heavy neon outline instead of a filled block. The old wordmark glyphs (`J E O`) and the `╳` DNA double-helix nodes are gone; every line stays width-1 and equal-width so the blue→violet→pink flow gradient and the padding/centering math are untouched.
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+ - **Forge cards render at a compact reduced width.** New `FORGE_SCALE` (1.2) + `scaleForgeWidth(available)` in `forge.ts` divide the caller's available column run down to a compact panel width (floored at 24). `app.ts` routes both the inline `flushForgeCard` and the static forge summary through it, so a card reads as a contained panel instead of stretching edge-to-edge with a dead right margin.
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+ - **One source for the done-time verification directive.** New `VERIFICATION_DIRECTIVE` constant in `engine.ts` replaces the string that was duplicated verbatim in `executorSystemPrompt`'s default and `launch.ts`'s interactive prompt. It folds in gjc's `<verification>` test-quality contract — written tests must exercise observable behavior, edge values, branch conditions, invariants, and error handling, never asserting defaults or tautologies — and `prompts/agents/executor.md` gains a matching constraint line.
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+ ### Verified
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+ - **No bun memory leak / slowdown.** `scripts/mem-probe.ts` drove 2000 realistic LaunchTui turns: post-GC heap returns to baseline (per-turn slope **−480 bytes/turn**, net +3.28 MB held flat), with `exit`/`resize`/`SIGINT` process-listener counts stable (no accumulation).
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+ - **`jeo --tmux` live.** `scripts/tmux-verify.sh smoke` OK and `battery` **6/6 PASSED** (boot, `/help`, unknown `$skill` feedback, `/agents` roster, `$ultragoal` dispatch, unresolved `/command` report).
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+ - **Green gates.** `bun run typecheck` clean; `bun test` **1710 pass / 0 fail** across 211 files.
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+ ## [0.6.32] - 2026-06-19
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+ _Anthropic extended thinking is actually enabled now — the request finally sends a `thinking` block (adaptive for Opus/Sonnet 4.6+, budget for older), fixing reasoning on **opus-4-8** — plus a multi-token `/command`·`$skill` trigger highlight that paints every invocation and survives the trailing space, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification._
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+ - **Anthropic extended thinking was never turned on — opus-4-8/4-7 reasoning is now actually requested.** The provider parsed and replayed thinking blocks on the *response* side and sent the `interleaved-thinking` beta, but `anthropicPayload` never put a `thinking` parameter in the *request* body, so the API treated every call as non-thinking and (for the internally-reasoning opus-4-7/4-8) returned signature-only/empty thought — reasoning effectively never activated. The request builder now selects a thinking transport per model (`anthropicThinkingMode` via `parseAnthropicVersion` on `claude-<family>-<major>-<minor>`): Anthropic **≥ 4.6 → adaptive** (`thinking: { type: "adaptive" }` with `display: "summarized"` gated to Opus **≥ 4.7** via `supportsAdaptiveThinkingDisplay`, depth riding `output_config.effort`, no `budget_tokens`); **4.5 → budget-effort** (`{ type: "enabled", budget_tokens, display: "summarized" }` + `output_config.effort`); **older → budget** (budget only). jeo's reasoning effort maps to the adaptive/effort literal via `anthropicAdaptiveEffort` (minimal/low/medium/high; xhigh folded to high upstream), `temperature` stays dropped on the thinking path, and the legacy `interleaved-thinking-2025-05-14` beta is filtered out for Opus ≥ 4.7 (`anthropicBetaHeader`) so it can't shadow the adaptive transport. Mirrors gjc's `inferThinkingControlMode` / `supportsAdaptiveThinkingDisplay` behavior.
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+ - **The trigger highlight now paints *every* `/command`·`$skill` token on the line and keeps it lit after the space.** New pure helpers in `slash.ts` — `allTriggerTokens(line)` (every whitespace-delimited `/`·`$` word, left-to-right, with code-point `start` offsets; paths like `src/cli` and `FOO$BAR` still excluded) and `committedTriggerToken(line)` (the leading invocation once a space follows, so the highlight no longer vanishes the instant you type a trailing space). `InputBoxOptions.highlight` accepts a multi-range `HighlightRange[]`, so a prompt mentioning several invocations lights each one (valid → neon green, no-match → pink) at once, independent of caret position.
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+ - **`jeo --tmux` has no bun memory leak and stays responsive.** A real `--tmux` session flooded with 200 `/command` keystrokes plus 80 SGR mouse-report sequences via `tmux send-keys` holds RSS bounded (159.8 → 161.5 MB peak → 161.4 MB settled, +1.5 MB and *decreasing* after the flood — no per-event linear growth) and the `tmux-verify.sh smoke` + `battery` (boot, `/help`, unknown `$skill`, `/agents`, `$ultragoal`, unresolved `/command`) all pass.
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+ - **Full suite green:** `bun run typecheck` clean and `bun test` 1708 pass / 0 fail across 211 files (includes the extended `test/anthropic-stream.test.ts` adaptive/budget request-body coverage and the `test/slash.test.ts` / `test/input-box.test.ts` multi-token highlight tests).
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  ## [0.6.31] - 2026-06-19
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  _Live "Thinking" indicator for signature-only reasoning models (Anthropic opus-4-7/4-8), a live color cue when a `/command` or `$skill` trigger is recognized in the prompt, and a rich gjc-style `/resume` session picker — plus a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification._
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+ - **[0.6.33]** (2026-06-19) — A redesigned `jeo` forge mark — a hollow line-board crayfish/eyeglass emblem drawn as thick rounded-corner tubes (no letters, no DNA helix) — that now renders inside compact-scaled forge cards, plus a unified verification directive that adds gjc's test-quality contract, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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+ - **[0.6.32]** (2026-06-19) — Anthropic extended thinking is actually enabled now — the request finally sends a `thinking` block (adaptive for Opus/Sonnet 4.6+, budget for older), fixing reasoning on **opus-4-8** — plus a multi-token `/command`·`$skill` trigger highlight that paints every invocation and survives the trailing space, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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  - **[0.6.31]** (2026-06-19) — Live "Thinking" indicator for signature-only reasoning models (Anthropic opus-4-7/4-8), a live color cue when a `/command` or `$skill` trigger is recognized in the prompt, and a rich gjc-style `/resume` session picker — plus a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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  - **[0.6.30]** (2026-06-19) — gjc-style intermediate-judgment guard classification extracted from the engine loop, plus a re-verification that `jeo --tmux` does not leak bun memory or slow down.
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  - **[0.6.29]** (2026-06-19) — Signature-only thinking-block replay (Anthropic opus-4-7/4-8), plus a tmux mouse-flood memory guard confirming `jeo --tmux` does not leak.
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- - **[0.6.28]** (2026-06-19) — Signed thinking-block replay: native reasoning is now sent BACK to providers across steps/turns, restoring multi-step reasoning continuity (gajae parity).
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- - **[0.6.27]** (2026-06-19) — Ponytail pass on the reasoning-tier mapper, plus a real-tmux verification of `jeo --tmux`.
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+ - **[0.6.33]** (2026-06-19) — A redesigned `jeo` forge mark — a hollow line-board crayfish/eyeglass emblem drawn as thick rounded-corner tubes (no letters, no DNA helix) — that now renders inside compact-scaled forge cards, plus a unified verification directive that adds gjc's test-quality contract, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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+ - **[0.6.32]** (2026-06-19) — Anthropic extended thinking is actually enabled now — the request finally sends a `thinking` block (adaptive for Opus/Sonnet 4.6+, budget for older), fixing reasoning on **opus-4-8** — plus a multi-token `/command`·`$skill` trigger highlight that paints every invocation and survives the trailing space, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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  - **[0.6.30]** (2026-06-19) — gjc-style intermediate-judgment guard classification extracted from the engine loop, plus a re-verification that `jeo --tmux` does not leak bun memory or slow down.
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- - **[0.6.28]** (2026-06-19) — Signed thinking-block replay: native reasoning is now sent BACK to providers across steps/turns, restoring multi-step reasoning continuity (gajae parity).
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+ - **[0.6.33]** (2026-06-19) — A redesigned `jeo` forge mark — a hollow line-board crayfish/eyeglass emblem drawn as thick rounded-corner tubes (no letters, no DNA helix) — that now renders inside compact-scaled forge cards, plus a unified verification directive that adds gjc's test-quality contract, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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+ - **[0.6.32]** (2026-06-19) — Anthropic extended thinking is actually enabled now — the request finally sends a `thinking` block (adaptive for Opus/Sonnet 4.6+, budget for older), fixing reasoning on **opus-4-8** — plus a multi-token `/command`·`$skill` trigger highlight that paints every invocation and survives the trailing space, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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  - **[0.6.31]** (2026-06-19) — Live "Thinking" indicator for signature-only reasoning models (Anthropic opus-4-7/4-8), a live color cue when a `/command` or `$skill` trigger is recognized in the prompt, and a rich gjc-style `/resume` session picker — plus a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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  - **[0.6.30]** (2026-06-19) — gjc-style intermediate-judgment guard classification extracted from the engine loop, plus a re-verification that `jeo --tmux` does not leak bun memory or slow down.
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- - **[0.6.28]** (2026-06-19) — Signed thinking-block replay: native reasoning is now sent BACK to providers across steps/turns, restoring multi-step reasoning continuity (gajae parity).
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+ - **[0.6.33]** (2026-06-19) — A redesigned `jeo` forge mark — a hollow line-board crayfish/eyeglass emblem drawn as thick rounded-corner tubes (no letters, no DNA helix) — that now renders inside compact-scaled forge cards, plus a unified verification directive that adds gjc's test-quality contract, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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+ - **[0.6.32]** (2026-06-19) — Anthropic extended thinking is actually enabled now — the request finally sends a `thinking` block (adaptive for Opus/Sonnet 4.6+, budget for older), fixing reasoning on **opus-4-8** — plus a multi-token `/command`·`$skill` trigger highlight that paints every invocation and survives the trailing space, and a fresh `jeo --tmux` no-leak re-verification.
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  const maxTokens = options.maxTokens ?? 4000;
163
- const thinkingBudget = anthropicThinkingBudget(options.reasoningEffort, maxTokens);
219
+ const effort = options.reasoningEffort;
220
+ const thinkingEnabled = effort !== undefined;
221
+ // gjc parity: pick the thinking transport per model. Adaptive (Opus/Sonnet 4.6+) carries NO
222
+ // budget_tokens — depth rides output_config.effort. budget/budget-effort still use a budget.
223
+ const thinkingMode = thinkingEnabled ? anthropicThinkingMode(model) : "budget";
224
+ const thinkingBudget = thinkingEnabled && thinkingMode !== "adaptive"
225
+ ? anthropicThinkingBudget(effort, maxTokens)
226
+ : undefined;
164
227
  // Reconstruct native tool_use / tool_result / thinking blocks for same-model turns when
165
228
  // thinking is enabled (and not stripped by a fail-safe retry); else plain string/image.
166
- const anthropicMessages = buildAnthropicMessages(messages, options.model, thinkingBudget !== undefined && !stripArtifacts);
229
+ const anthropicMessages = buildAnthropicMessages(messages, options.model, thinkingEnabled && !stripArtifacts);
167
230
  // Conversation prompt caching (gjc parity — the main same-model latency gap):
168
231
  // one breakpoint on the LAST message caches the entire conversation prefix, so
169
232
  // each agent-loop step only pays input processing for the new tail instead of
@@ -187,12 +250,24 @@ export function anthropicPayload(
187
250
  max_tokens: thinkingBudget !== undefined ? Math.max(maxTokens, thinkingBudget + 1024) : maxTokens,
188
251
  };
189
252
  if (credential.kind === "oauth") payload.metadata = { user_id: createClaudeCloakingUserId() };
190
- if (thinkingBudget !== undefined) {
191
- // Apply the thinking level: enable Claude extended thinking (the interleaved-thinking
192
- // beta is already in the headers). Extended thinking forbids a custom temperature, so
193
- // temperature is only set on the non-thinking path. Previously the thinking level only
194
- // changed max_tokens and never reached Claude as actual reasoning depth.
195
- payload.thinking = { type: "enabled", budget_tokens: thinkingBudget };
253
+ if (effort !== undefined) {
254
+ // Enable Claude extended thinking. Extended thinking forbids a custom temperature, so
255
+ // temperature is only set on the non-thinking path.
256
+ if (thinkingMode === "adaptive") {
257
+ // Opus/Sonnet 4.6+: the model decides how much to think. `display: "summarized"` is
258
+ // REQUIRED on Opus 4.7+ or thinking content is omitted from the response (the empty-thought
259
+ // bug); older adaptive models (4.6) reject the field, so it is gated. Effort rides
260
+ // output_config — there is no budget_tokens on this transport.
261
+ payload.thinking = supportsAdaptiveThinkingDisplay(model)
262
+ ? { type: "adaptive", display: "summarized" }
263
+ : { type: "adaptive" };
264
+ payload.output_config = { effort: anthropicAdaptiveEffort(effort) };
265
+ } else {
266
+ // Budget-based extended thinking. `display: "summarized"` keeps human-readable thought
267
+ // streaming. The 4.5 (budget-effort) transport also carries an output_config effort.
268
+ payload.thinking = { type: "enabled", budget_tokens: thinkingBudget, display: "summarized" };
269
+ if (thinkingMode === "budget-effort") payload.output_config = { effort: anthropicAdaptiveEffort(effort) };
270
+ }
196
271
  } else if (includeTemperature && options.temperature !== undefined) {
197
272
  payload.temperature = options.temperature;
198
273
  }
@@ -221,7 +296,7 @@ export function anthropicRequest(
221
296
  // Anthropic-compatible providers (z.ai, MiniMax, …) accept the Messages wire
222
297
  // format at their own host; an explicit baseUrl pins `${base}/v1/messages`.
223
298
  url: options.baseUrl ? `${options.baseUrl.replace(/\/$/, "")}/v1/messages` : ANTHROPIC_URL,
224
- headers: headersFor(credential, stream),
299
+ headers: headersFor(credential, stream, stripAnthropicPrefix(options.model)),
225
300
  body: anthropicPayload(messages, options, stream, includeTemperature, credential, stripArtifacts),
226
301
  };
227
302
  }
@@ -431,10 +506,10 @@ function mapStainlessArch(arch: string): "x64" | "arm64" | "x86" | `other::${str
431
506
  }
432
507
  }
433
508
 
434
- function claudeCodeOAuthHeaders(stream: boolean): Record<string, string> {
509
+ function claudeCodeOAuthHeaders(stream: boolean, model: string): Record<string, string> {
435
510
  return {
436
511
  accept: stream ? "text/event-stream" : "application/json",
437
- "anthropic-beta": ANTHROPIC_OAUTH_BETA,
512
+ "anthropic-beta": anthropicBetaHeader(ANTHROPIC_OAUTH_BETA, model),
438
513
  "anthropic-dangerous-direct-browser-access": "true",
439
514
  "user-agent": `claude-cli/${CLAUDE_CODE_VERSION} (external, cli)`,
440
515
  "x-app": "cli",
@@ -449,13 +524,13 @@ function claudeCodeOAuthHeaders(stream: boolean): Record<string, string> {
449
524
  };
450
525
  }
451
526
 
452
- function headersFor(credential: Credential, stream: boolean): Record<string, string> {
527
+ function headersFor(credential: Credential, stream: boolean, model: string): Record<string, string> {
453
528
  if (credential.kind === "oauth") {
454
529
  return {
455
530
  "content-type": "application/json",
456
531
  authorization: `Bearer ${credential.token}`,
457
532
  "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01",
458
- ...claudeCodeOAuthHeaders(stream),
533
+ ...claudeCodeOAuthHeaders(stream, model),
459
534
  };
460
535
  }
461
536
  if (credential.kind === "api_key") {
@@ -464,7 +539,7 @@ function headersFor(credential: Credential, stream: boolean): Record<string, str
464
539
  "content-type": "application/json",
465
540
  "x-api-key": credential.token,
466
541
  "anthropic-version": "2023-06-01",
467
- "anthropic-beta": ANTHROPIC_API_KEY_BETA,
542
+ "anthropic-beta": anthropicBetaHeader(ANTHROPIC_API_KEY_BETA, model),
468
543
  };
469
544
  }
470
545
  throw new Error("anthropic adapter requires a credential");
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
1
1
  import { createInterface } from "node:readline/promises";
2
2
  import { emitKeypressEvents } from "node:readline";
3
3
  import { PassThrough } from "node:stream";
4
- import { runAgentLoop, DEFAULT_TOOLS, TOOL_PROTOCOL, WORKING_DISCIPLINE, OUTPUT_DISCIPLINE, type AgentLoopEvents } from "../agent/engine";
4
+ import { runAgentLoop, DEFAULT_TOOLS, TOOL_PROTOCOL, WORKING_DISCIPLINE, OUTPUT_DISCIPLINE, VERIFICATION_DIRECTIVE, type AgentLoopEvents } from "../agent/engine";
5
5
  import { createOpikTracer, wrapEvents } from "../agent/opik-tracer";
6
6
  import { initialDynamicStepLimit } from "../agent/step-budget";
7
7
  import { memoryPromptSection, spawnDetachedDistill } from "../agent/memory";
@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ import { runRalplanEngine, type RalplanEngineOptions } from "./ralplan";
15
15
  import { runTeamEngine, type TeamEngineOptions } from "./team";
16
16
  import { runUltragoalEngine, type UltragoalEngineOptions } from "./ultragoal";
17
17
  import { skillsPromptSection, loadSkills, buildSkillTask, workflowSkillsForPrompt, parseSkillInvocation, parseSkillChain, looksLikeSkillEcho, skillInvocationCard, type SkillDoc, type SkillInvocation } from "../skills/catalog";
18
- import { formatForgeBox } from "../tui/components/forge";
18
+ import { formatForgeBox, scaleForgeWidth } from "../tui/components/forge";
19
19
  import { interactiveOAuthLogin } from "./auth";
20
20
  import { logoutOAuth, OAUTH_PROVIDERS, API_KEY_ONLY_PROVIDERS, setApiKey } from "../auth";
21
21
  import type { AuthProvider } from "../auth";
22
- import { matchSlash, isSlashAttempt, suggestSlashCommands, formatSlashCommandList, formatSlashPreview, slashPreviewMatches, activeTriggerToken, tabCompleteSelection, type SlashCommandInfo } from "../tui/components/slash";
22
+ import { matchSlash, isSlashAttempt, suggestSlashCommands, formatSlashCommandList, formatSlashPreview, slashPreviewMatches, activeTriggerToken, allTriggerTokens, tabCompleteSelection, type SlashCommandInfo } from "../tui/components/slash";
23
23
  import { staticCompletionContext, readlineCompleter, formatCompletionPreview, formatMidTurnHint, tokenize, type CompletionContext } from "../tui/components/autocomplete";
24
24
  import { normalizeBaseUrl } from "./setup-helpers";
25
25
  import { EVOLUTION_STAGES, animateAsciiArt } from "../tui/components/ascii-art";
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ import { liveModelPicker, renderLiveModelPicker, type ModelAssignmentBadge } fro
62
62
  import { loginPicker, renderLoginPicker, onboardingPicker, renderOnboardingPicker, apiKeyPicker, renderApiKeyPicker, subscriptionLoginPicker, type OnboardingAction } from "../tui/components/provider-picker";
63
63
  import { detectLanguage, languageLabel, parseLineRange, sliceLines, formatCodeBlock, formatDiff, sanitizeForTerminal } from "../tui/components/code-view";
64
64
  import { categoryBadge } from "../tui/components/category-index";
65
- import { renderInputFrame, verticalCursorOffset } from "../tui/components/input-box";
65
+ import { renderInputFrame, verticalCursorOffset, type HighlightRange } from "../tui/components/input-box";
66
66
 
67
67
  import { renderStatusBar } from "../tui/components/status";
68
68
  import { detectColorLevel, ColorLevel, visibleWidth } from "../tui/components/color";
@@ -470,7 +470,7 @@ export async function runLaunchCommand(args: string[]): Promise<void> {
470
470
  preamble + "\n\n" + protocol + "\n\n" +
471
471
  WORKING_DISCIPLINE + "\n\n" +
472
472
  OUTPUT_DISCIPLINE + "\n\n" +
473
- "Before calling done, self-check: did I run the test or command that exercises this change, are directly-affected callsites/tests/docs updated, and does my claim match real output? If any answer is no, keep working — do not call done." +
473
+ VERIFICATION_DIRECTIVE +
474
474
  "\nWhen you have finished the user's request, or need to reply to or ask the user something, call done with {\"reason\": <your natural-language reply to the user>}. The reason text is shown to the user as your message." +
475
475
  (allowedTools.has("task") ? "\n\nDelegation: " + taskToolProtocolLine(cfg) +
476
476
  " Call task with {\"role\": <one of the advertised roles>, \"task\": <assignment>, \"context\": <optional>} to hand a focused slice to a subagent." : "") +
@@ -1194,7 +1194,7 @@ export async function runLaunchCommand(args: string[]): Promise<void> {
1194
1194
  {
1195
1195
  const card = formatForgeBox(
1196
1196
  { title: "[skill]", lines: skillInvocationCard(skill, intent) },
1197
- { width: Math.min(100, Math.max(40, (process.stdout.columns ?? 80) - 2)), unicode: supportsUnicode(), paint: accentPaint(uiTheme), paintShadow: accentShadowPaint(uiTheme), color: uiTheme.color },
1197
+ { width: scaleForgeWidth(Math.min(100, Math.max(40, (process.stdout.columns ?? 80) - 2))), unicode: supportsUnicode(), paint: accentPaint(uiTheme), paintShadow: accentShadowPaint(uiTheme), color: uiTheme.color },
1198
1198
  );
1199
1199
  logLines(card);
1200
1200
  }
@@ -1803,15 +1803,26 @@ export async function runLaunchCommand(args: string[]): Promise<void> {
1803
1803
  const TRIGGER_HL_UNKNOWN = "#ff6b81";
1804
1804
  const triggerHighlight = (
1805
1805
  rendered: string,
1806
- ): { start: number; end: number; paint: (s: string) => string } | undefined => {
1807
- if (!uiTheme.color) return undefined;
1808
- const trigger = activeTriggerToken(rendered);
1809
- if (!trigger) return undefined;
1810
- const start = Array.from(rendered.slice(0, trigger.start)).length;
1811
- const end = start + Array.from(trigger.token).length;
1812
- const valid = slashPreviewMatches(rendered, skillSlashDetails, resolvedSkills).length > 0;
1813
- const hex = valid ? TRIGGER_HL_VALID : TRIGGER_HL_UNKNOWN;
1814
- return { start, end, paint: (s: string) => chalk.hex(hex)(s) };
1806
+ ): HighlightRange[] => {
1807
+ if (!uiTheme.color) return [];
1808
+ // Highlight EVERY `/command`·`$skill` invocation in the line at once and
1809
+ // independent of caret position, so multiple triggers all stay lit and a
1810
+ // token keeps its color even when the caret jumps elsewhere to edit.
1811
+ const out: HighlightRange[] = [];
1812
+ for (const trigger of allTriggerTokens(rendered)) {
1813
+ const start = Array.from(rendered.slice(0, trigger.start)).length;
1814
+ const end = start + Array.from(trigger.token).length;
1815
+ // "Open" = the word still being typed: it reaches the end of the line with
1816
+ // no space after it. An open token counts as valid-so-far on any match
1817
+ // (incl. fuzzy prefix); every committed token must be an EXACT known
1818
+ // command/skill to stay green, else it shows caution pink (likely typo).
1819
+ const isOpen = trigger.start + trigger.token.length === rendered.length;
1820
+ const matches = slashPreviewMatches(trigger.token, skillSlashDetails, resolvedSkills);
1821
+ const valid = isOpen ? matches.length > 0 : matches.includes(trigger.token);
1822
+ const hex = valid ? TRIGGER_HL_VALID : TRIGGER_HL_UNKNOWN;
1823
+ out.push({ start, end, paint: (s: string) => chalk.hex(hex)(s) });
1824
+ }
1825
+ return out;
1815
1826
  };
1816
1827
  const refreshUiTheme = (): void => {
1817
1828
  uiTheme = resolveTheme(process.env);
@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Turn a bounded task into a working, verified outcome with the smallest correct c
10
10
  - Keep diffs small and aligned to existing patterns.
11
11
  - Do not broaden scope or invent abstractions unless the task requires them.
12
12
  - Verify the task before calling done.
13
+ - When you add tests, exercise observable behavior, edge values, branch conditions, invariants, and error handling — never assert defaults or tautologies.
13
14
  - Communicate the result through `done.reason` using the required output contract.
14
15
  </constraints>
15
16
 
package/src/tui/app.ts CHANGED
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ import { centerBlock, padLineTo, boxBlock, BOX_ASCII, BOX_UNICODE } from "./comp
24
24
  import { SECTION_GAP, sectionLabel, stackSections } from "./components/section";
25
25
  import { resolveTheme, themeGradient, accentPaint, accentShadowPaint, diffPaint, mutedPaint, cardFillPaint } from "./components/themes";
26
26
  import { detectColorLevel, animatedGradientText, ColorLevel } from "./components/color";
27
- import { formatForgeBox, summarizeForgeInvocation, summarizeForgeResult, fitForgeBoxes, webSearchCardLines, type ForgeSummary } from "./components/forge";
27
+ import { formatForgeBox, summarizeForgeInvocation, summarizeForgeResult, fitForgeBoxes, webSearchCardLines, scaleForgeWidth, type ForgeSummary } from "./components/forge";
28
28
  import { renderStatusBar, renderStatusBox, type StatusBoxData } from "./components/status";
29
29
  import { costForUsage } from "../ai/pricing";
30
30
  import { renderMarkdownTables } from "./components/markdown-table";
@@ -37,10 +37,18 @@ import { formatHintBar } from "./components/hints";
37
37
  import { formatDuration, formatUsage } from "./components/duration";
38
38
  import { renderHud, type JeoPhase } from "./components/hud";
39
39
  import { formatTodoWriteCard } from "./components/todo-card";
40
- import { renderInputBox } from "./components/input-box";
40
+ import { renderInputBox, type HighlightRange } from "./components/input-box";
41
41
  import { jeoEnv } from "../util/env";
42
42
  import chalk from "chalk";
43
43
 
44
+ /** Stable signature of a highlight range list — offsets plus the painted color
45
+ * (probed with a sentinel char) — so equal-length but differently-colored
46
+ * re-highlights (valid↔unknown at the same span) still trigger a redraw. */
47
+ function highlightSignature(hl?: readonly HighlightRange[]): string {
48
+ if (!hl || hl.length === 0) return "";
49
+ return hl.map(r => `${r.start}:${r.end}:${r.paint("\u0000")}`).join("|");
50
+ }
51
+
44
52
  export interface LaunchTuiOptions {
45
53
  model: string;
46
54
  /** Resolved provider name for the footer (anthropic / openai / gemini / ollama). */
@@ -668,15 +676,15 @@ export class LaunchTui {
668
676
  this.draw();
669
677
  }
670
678
 
671
- private livePromptHighlight?: { start: number; end: number; paint: (s: string) => string };
672
- /** Recolor the active `/command`·`$skill` trigger token inside the mid-turn live
673
- * input box (idle-prompt parity). Caller supplies code-point offsets into the
674
- * draft text + a painter; undefined clears it. */
675
- setLivePromptHighlight(hl?: { start: number; end: number; paint: (s: string) => string }): void {
679
+ private livePromptHighlight?: readonly HighlightRange[];
680
+ /** Recolor every active/committed `/command`·`$skill` trigger token inside the
681
+ * mid-turn live input box (idle-prompt parity). Caller supplies code-point
682
+ * offsets into the draft text + a painter per token; undefined/empty clears. */
683
+ setLivePromptHighlight(hl?: readonly HighlightRange[]): void {
676
684
  if (this.finished) return;
677
- const a = this.livePromptHighlight, b = hl;
678
- if (a?.start === b?.start && a?.end === b?.end && (!a) === (!b)) return;
679
- this.livePromptHighlight = hl;
685
+ const next = hl && hl.length ? hl : undefined;
686
+ if (highlightSignature(this.livePromptHighlight) === highlightSignature(next)) return;
687
+ this.livePromptHighlight = next;
680
688
  this.draw();
681
689
  }
682
690
 
@@ -1198,7 +1206,7 @@ export class LaunchTui {
1198
1206
  * Non-inline modes keep the card in `forgeSummaries` for the final static summary. */
1199
1207
  private flushForgeCard(summary: ForgeSummary, success?: boolean): void {
1200
1208
  if (!this.inline || this.finished) return;
1201
- const width = Math.max(24, size().cols - 1);
1209
+ const width = scaleForgeWidth(size().cols - 1);
1202
1210
  // gjc D2 (state-encoded border): a FAILED card gets a red border so it pops
1203
1211
  // out of scrollback at a glance; OK/neutral cards keep the theme accent
1204
1212
  // identity. The ✓/✗ title mark already encodes state, but the border tone
@@ -1227,10 +1235,9 @@ export class LaunchTui {
1227
1235
  anim?: { phase: number; colorLevel: ColorLevel; beat: string },
1228
1236
  dim = false,
1229
1237
  ): string[] {
1230
- const floor = Math.min(24, width);
1231
- // Fill the available width so an in-frame box does not leave a dead right-margin
1232
- // column inside the outer panel.
1233
- const boxWidth = Math.max(floor, width);
1238
+ // Forge cards render at a reduced (÷FORGE_SCALE) compact width rather than
1239
+ // spanning the full available column run.
1240
+ const boxWidth = scaleForgeWidth(width);
1234
1241
  const paint = this.theme.color ? accentPaint(this.theme) : (s: string) => s;
1235
1242
  const lines: string[] = [];
1236
1243
  for (const [i, summary] of this.forgeSummaries.slice(-maxEntries).entries()) {
@@ -412,46 +412,61 @@ export async function animateFrames(stage: AsciiStage, opts: AnimateFramesOption
412
412
  }
413
413
  return total;
414
414
  }
415
- /** The compact jeo forge mark: a symmetrical crayfish (가재) brand emblem composed
416
- * of SIMPLE, DISCONNECTED shapes (no connecting strokes) that highlight the signature
417
- * pincer CLAWS (집게) flanking the sides (◤◣ and on the left, ◥◢ and ❯ on the right),
418
- * the body carrying the JEO wordmark (J E O), and a DNA double-helix woven above and
419
- * below as a row of crossing nodes (╳ = base-pair crossings). gjc-forge aesthetic:
420
- * clean negative space, geometric symmetry, the blue→violet→pink flow gradient applied
421
- * by renderForgeMark doing the neon glow. Width-1 glyphs only (box drawing + geometrics)
422
- * so padding/centering math stays exact. Frame 0 is the static symbol. */
415
+ /** The compact jeo forge mark: a symmetrical crayfish (가재) brand emblem drawn as a
416
+ * 2.5×-thick LINE-BOARD (hollow outline, no fill) the `>-<` silhouette of two pincer
417
+ * CLAWS (집게) whose top arms bend (꺾임) inward toward a narrow central BRIDGE (the
418
+ * eyeglass-frame / 안경태 bar). Every stroke is rendered as a thick rounded-corner tube
419
+ * (╭╮╰╯ + ─│) so the shape reads as a heavy neon outline, not a filled block. No letters.
420
+ * Width-1 glyphs only (box drawing) so padding/centering math stays exact, and the
421
+ * blue→violet→pink flow gradient from renderForgeMark supplies the neon glow. Frame 0 is
422
+ * the static symbol. */
423
423
  export const FORGE_MARK_ART: string[] = [
424
- "◤ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ◥",
425
- "❮ J E O ❯",
426
- " ╳ ╳ "
424
+ "╭─────╮ ╭─────╮",
425
+ "│ │ │ │",
426
+ "╰─╮ ╭─────────╮ ╭─╯",
427
+ " │ │ │ │ │ │ ",
428
+ "╭─╯ ╭─╯ ╰─────────╯ ╰─╮ ╰─╮",
429
+ "│ │ │ │",
430
+ "╰───╯ ╰───╯"
427
431
  ];
428
432
 
429
433
  export const FORGE_MARK_ART_ASCII: string[] = [
430
- "/ x x x x \\",
431
- "< J E O >",
432
- "\\ x x x x /"
434
+ ".-----. .-----.",
435
+ "| | | |",
436
+ "'-. | .---------. | .-'",
437
+ " | | | | | | ",
438
+ ".-' .-' '---------' '-. '-.",
439
+ "| | | |",
440
+ "'---' '---'"
433
441
  ];
434
442
 
435
- /** Claw-snap blink frames for the compact lobster forge mark: the helix nodes, the
436
- * JEO body and the inner claw/tail glyphs stay fixed while the four splayed pincer
437
- * CORNERS snap (◤◣ / ◥◢ open ◢◥ / ◣◤ closed), so the lobster "clicks" its claws.
438
- * Frame 0 === FORGE_MARK_ART, so a frameless render is byte-identical to the static
443
+ /** Claw-snap blink frames for the compact lobster forge mark: the central bridge stays
444
+ * fixed while the four pincer arms snap (open clenched), so the lobster "clicks" its
445
+ * claws. Frame 0 === FORGE_MARK_ART, so a frameless render is byte-identical to the static
439
446
  * symbol. All lines share the same width and width-1 glyphs. */
440
447
  export const FORGE_MARK_FRAMES: string[][] = [
441
448
  FORGE_MARK_ART,
442
449
  [
443
- "◢ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ◣",
444
- "❮ J E O ❯",
445
- "◥ ╳ ╳ ◤"
450
+ "╭───╮ ╭───╮",
451
+ "│ │ │ │",
452
+ "╰─╮ ╰─╮ ╭─────────╮ ╭─╯ ╭─╯",
453
+ " │ │ │ │ │ │ ",
454
+ "╭─╯ │ ╰─────────╯ │ ╰─╮",
455
+ "│ │ │ │",
456
+ "╰─────╯ ╰─────╯"
446
457
  ]
447
458
  ];
448
459
 
449
460
  export const FORGE_MARK_FRAMES_ASCII: string[][] = [
450
461
  FORGE_MARK_ART_ASCII,
451
462
  [
452
- "\\ x x x x /",
453
- "< J E O >",
454
- "/ x x x x \\"
463
+ ".---. .---.",
464
+ "| | | |",
465
+ "'-. '-. .---------. .-' .-'",
466
+ " | | | | | | ",
467
+ ".-' | '---------' | '-.",
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+ "| | | |",
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+ "'-----' '-----'"
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  /** Grand hero variant for the welcome forge box (gjc-style spacious banner): the same
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- * symmetrical crayfish emblem rendered large — the splayed pincer claws as corner wedges
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- * (◤◣ left, ◥◢ right) and heavy brackets ( left, ❯ right), the JEO wordmark spaced
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- * across the body (J E O), and the DNA double-helix woven above and below as a wider
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- * row of crossing nodes (╳). gjc-forge aesthetic: generous negative space + geometric
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- * symmetry, with renderForgeMark's blue→violet→pink flow gradient supplying the neon glow.
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- * Width 29 (matches the welcome compact↔grand threshold) and width-1 glyphs only so
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- * padding/centering math stays exact. */
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+ * crayfish line-board emblem rendered large — the pincer claws and central eyeglass
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+ * bridge drawn as wider 3×-thick rounded outline tubes (╭╮╰╯ + ─│), no fill, no letters.
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+ * Width-1 glyphs only so padding/centering math stays exact, with renderForgeMark's
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+ * blue→violet→pink flow gradient supplying the neon glow. */
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  export const FORGE_MARK_ART_GRAND: string[] = [
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- "◤ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ◥",
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- "❮ J E O ❯",
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- " ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ ╳ "
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+ "╭────────╮ ╭────────╮",
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+ "│ │ │ │",
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+ " │ │ ",
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+ "╰──╮ │ ╭──────────────╮ │ ╭──╯",
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+ " │ │ │ │ │ │ ",
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+ " │ │ │ │ │ │ ",
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+ "╭──╯ ╭──╯ ╰──────────────╯ ╰──╮ ╰──╮",
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+ "│ │ │ │",
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+ "│ │ │ │",
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+ "╰─────╯ ╰─────╯"
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  ];
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  export const FORGE_MARK_ART_GRAND_ASCII: string[] = [
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+ ".--------. .--------.",
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+ "| | | |",
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+ "| | | |",
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+ "'--. | .--------------. | .--'",
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+ " | | | | | | ",
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+ " | | | | | | ",
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+ ".--' .--' '--------------' '--. '--.",
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+ "| | | |",
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+ /** Forge cards render at a reduced scale: the available width is divided by this
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+ * factor so a box reads as a compact panel instead of spanning the full terminal. */
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+ export const FORGE_SCALE = 1.2;
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+
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+ /** Scale a caller's available width down to the forge card's compact render width. */
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+ export function scaleForgeWidth(available: number): number {
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+ return Math.max(24, Math.trunc(available / FORGE_SCALE));
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+ }
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+
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  const floor = Math.min(24, innerWidth);
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- * `/command` or `$skill` trigger token) so the user sees the invocation is
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- * recognized as it is typed. Offsets index `Array.from(line)` code points
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- * ([start, end)). Ignored for the placeholder and when `color` is false. */
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- highlight?: { start: number; end: number; paint: (s: string) => string };
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+ /** Paint contiguous CHARACTER ranges of the typed text (e.g. each active or
22
+ * committed `/command`/`$skill` trigger token) so the user sees every
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+ * invocation recognized as it is typed regardless of caret position or how
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+ * many appear. Offsets index `Array.from(line)` code points ([start, end)).
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+ * Accepts a single range or an array; ranges should not overlap. Ignored for
26
+ * the placeholder and when `color` is false. */
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+ highlight?: HighlightRange | readonly HighlightRange[];
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+ }
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+
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+ /** A painted span of the input text: [start, end) code-point offsets + a painter. */
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+ export interface HighlightRange {
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+ start: number;
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+ end: number;
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+ paint: (s: string) => string;
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35
  }
27
36
 
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37
  export interface InputFrame {
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43
52
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44
53
  cursor: number,
45
54
  width: number,
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- highlight?: { start: number; end: number; paint: (s: string) => string },
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+ highlights?: readonly HighlightRange[],
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56
  ): { rows: string[]; row: number; col: number } {
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57
  const rows: string[] = [];
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  let cur = "";
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73
82
  continue;
74
83
  }
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  if (ch !== "") {
76
- const lit = highlight && i >= highlight.start && i < highlight.end;
77
- cur += lit ? highlight.paint(rendered) : rendered;
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+ const hl = highlights?.find(r => i >= r.start && i < r.end);
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+ cur += hl ? hl.paint(rendered) : rendered;
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87
  curW += w;
79
88
  }
80
89
  }
@@ -82,6 +91,16 @@ function wrapWithCursor(
82
91
  return { rows, row, col };
83
92
  }
84
93
 
94
+ /** Normalize the `highlight` option (single range, array, or absent) into a
95
+ * non-empty range array, or undefined when there is nothing to paint. */
96
+ function normalizeHighlights(
97
+ h?: HighlightRange | readonly HighlightRange[],
98
+ ): readonly HighlightRange[] | undefined {
99
+ if (!h) return undefined;
100
+ const arr = Array.isArray(h) ? h : [h as HighlightRange];
101
+ return arr.length ? arr : undefined;
102
+ }
103
+
85
104
  /**
86
105
  * Boxed input prompt (gjc-style): a `>` marker leads the first body row, the typed
87
106
  * text (or a dim placeholder) follows, and the caret cell is reported so the caller
@@ -102,7 +121,8 @@ export function renderInputFrame(line: string, opts: InputBoxOptions = {}): Inpu
102
121
  rows = [placeholder];
103
122
  placeholderRow = true;
104
123
  } else {
105
- const wrapped = wrapWithCursor(line, opts.cursor ?? line.length, textWidth, useColor ? opts.highlight : undefined);
124
+ const hl = useColor ? normalizeHighlights(opts.highlight) : undefined;
125
+ const wrapped = wrapWithCursor(line, opts.cursor ?? line.length, textWidth, hl);
106
126
  rows = wrapped.rows;
107
127
  crow = wrapped.row;
108
128
  ccol = wrapped.col;
@@ -216,6 +216,42 @@ export function activeTriggerToken(line: string): ActiveTrigger | undefined {
216
216
  return { kind: token[0] as "/" | "$", token, start: (m.index ?? 0) + m[1]!.length };
217
217
  }
218
218
 
219
+ /**
220
+ * The LEADING `/command` or `$skill` keyword once it has been committed with a
221
+ * trailing space — `"/model gpt-4"` → `/model`, `"$test the bug"` → `$test`.
222
+ * Unlike {@link activeTriggerToken} (which only matches the word the caret still
223
+ * sits on) this keeps the invoked keyword recognizable while arguments are typed,
224
+ * so the trigger highlight persists after the space instead of vanishing. Only
225
+ * the leading word counts — a command is invoked at the start of the line — and a
226
+ * still-being-typed keyword (no space yet) returns undefined so the active-token
227
+ * path owns it. Returns the same shape as {@link activeTriggerToken}.
228
+ */
229
+ export function committedTriggerToken(line: string): ActiveTrigger | undefined {
230
+ const m = /^(\s*)([/$]\S+)\s/.exec(line);
231
+ if (!m) return undefined;
232
+ const token = m[2]!;
233
+ return { kind: token[0] as "/" | "$", token, start: Array.from(m[1]!).length };
234
+ }
235
+
236
+ /**
237
+ * EVERY `/command` or `$skill` trigger token in the line (mention-style), in
238
+ * left-to-right order — `"/model x then $test y"` → [`/model`, `$test`]. Each
239
+ * is a whitespace-delimited word whose first char is `/`·`$` (paths like
240
+ * `src/cli` and vars like `FOO$BAR` stay excluded, just like the single-token
241
+ * helpers). `start` is the token's first-character index in `line`. Used to
242
+ * highlight all invocations at once, independent of caret position. Pure.
243
+ */
244
+ export function allTriggerTokens(line: string): ActiveTrigger[] {
245
+ const out: ActiveTrigger[] = [];
246
+ const re = /(^|\s)([/$]\S*)/g;
247
+ let m: RegExpExecArray | null;
248
+ while ((m = re.exec(line))) {
249
+ const token = m[2]!;
250
+ out.push({ kind: token[0] as "/" | "$", token, start: m.index + m[1]!.length });
251
+ }
252
+ return out;
253
+ }
254
+
219
255
  /**
220
256
  * Compact live preview shown beneath the input box while a `/command` or
221
257
  * `$skill` keyword is being typed — at any position in the line (mention-style,