k0-board 0.4.0 → 0.6.0

package/server/launcher.js

@@ -14,19 +14,113 @@ export function sessionName(title) {
 
 export const findClaude = () => shell.findClaude()
 
+/**
+ * What is under the cursor: the text after the `❯` of the input box, as it reads on screen.
+ *
+ * The box is the last line with a `❯` on it — the sent messages above it are echoed with the
+ * same mark, but they are above it. Null when there is no such line at all: a dialog, the trust
+ * question, the interface still drawing. A menu with its `❯` on the chosen row reads as text,
+ * which is the right answer, because a key pressed there picks something.
+ */
+export function promptText(screen) {
+  if (!screen) return null
+  const lines = screen.split('\n')
+  for (let i = lines.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
+    const m = /^\s*❯(.*)$/.exec(lines[i])
+    if (m) return m[1].trim()
+  }
+  return null
+}
+
+/**
+ * Free to write in: nothing after the `❯`, or only the hint Claude Code prints in grey on a box
+ * that has never been typed in — `Try "how do I log an error?"` — which the next key replaces.
+ */
+export function promptIsEmpty(screen) {
+  const text = promptText(screen)
+  return text !== null && (text === '' || text.startsWith('Try "'))
+}
+
+/**
+ * How long a session is left alone after a rename was typed into it: long enough for the name
+ * in its session file to change, which is how the next round knows it took. After a refusal —
+ * the window not in front, something under the cursor — it is looked at again sooner.
+ */
+export const RENAME_RETRY_MS = 60000
+export const RENAME_REFUSED_MS = 5000
+const attempted = new Map() // session id -> { name, until }
+
+/**
+ * The same clearing out `forgetDeadSessions` does in watcher.js, for the same reason: a rename
+ * attempted against a session that has since ended is a note about nobody, and nothing was ever
+ * removing it.
+ */
+export function forgetRenameAttempts(alive) {
+  for (const sessionId of attempted.keys()) if (!alive.has(sessionId)) attempted.delete(sessionId)
+}
+
+/**
+ * Whether a live session is waiting to be renamed, and can be right now.
+ *
+ * Only a session that is sitting idle — the raw status from its session file: no turn running,
+ * no dialog open — and only where the platform can type a command into it and read back what
+ * it typed. A session file without a `name` is an older Claude Code: k0 could type the command
+ * but never see whether it took, and it would go on typing it, so there the name catches up
+ * when the session ends.
+ */
+export function renameDue(story, session, now = Date.now()) {
+  if (!session || session.status !== 'idle' || !('name' in session)) return false
+  if (!story.terminal_window_id || !capabilities.terminal.commands) return false
+  const name = sessionName(story.title)
+  if (session.name === name) return false
+  const last = attempted.get(story.session_id)
+  return !(last && last.name === name && last.until > now)
+}
+
+/**
+ * Types `/rename` with the story's name into the session's window — if that window is the one in
+ * front of you. The adapter never raises it: the keyboard belongs to whatever you are doing, so
+ * the rename waits until you look at the session, and happens then.
+ */
+export async function renameLive(story) {
+  const name = sessionName(story.title)
+  const line = `/rename ${name}`
+  // Written down before the keys go in, not after: the watching loop asks again a second later,
+  // and typing takes longer than that — two rounds typing the same command into one box is a
+  // box with the command in it twice.
+  attempted.set(story.session_id, { name, until: Date.now() + RENAME_REFUSED_MS })
+  const res = await terminal.command(line, story.terminal_window_id, {
+    ready: promptIsEmpty,
+    verify: (screen) => promptText(screen) === line,
+  })
+  attempted.set(story.session_id, { name, until: Date.now() + (res.sent ? RENAME_RETRY_MS : RENAME_REFUSED_MS) })
+  return { ...res, name }
+}
+
 /** In driving mode the terminal has to be readable from across the room. */
 const DRIVING_FONT_SIZE = 22
 
+/** And a window worth glancing at from there takes the whole screen, not its usual share of it. */
+const DRIVING_COVERAGE = 1
+
 /** How big the text has to be right now: it depends only on the mode in force. */
 const fontSize = () => (isDriving() ? Promise.resolve(DRIVING_FONT_SIZE) : terminal.defaultFontSize())
 
-export async function setTerminalFont(handles) {
-  return terminal.setFont(handles, await fontSize())
+/** And how much screen the window takes. Undefined means "your usual share", whatever it is. */
+const coverage = () => (isDriving() ? DRIVING_COVERAGE : undefined)
+
+/**
+ * Puts every window k0 owns the way the mode in force wants it, text and size in one gesture.
+ * It runs on every mode change and once more at startup, which is what repairs the windows a
+ * server restart left behind at the wrong size.
+ */
+export async function applyModeToWindows(handles) {
+  return terminal.applyMode(handles, { fontSize: await fontSize(), coverage: coverage() })
 }
 
-export const relayoutWindows = (handles) => terminal.relayout(handles)
+export const relayoutWindows = (handles) => terminal.relayout(handles, { coverage: coverage() })
 export const setWindowTitle = (handle, title) => terminal.setTitle(handle, title)
-export const focusWindow = (handle) => terminal.focus(handle)
+export const focusWindow = (handle, title) => terminal.focus(handle, title)
 export const closeTerminal = ({ winId, pid }) => terminal.close({ handle: winId, pid })
 
 /** Waits for Claude to really be up: the session shows up in ~/.claude/sessions. */
@@ -69,11 +163,25 @@ async function waitForPrompt(handle, timeoutMs = 15000) {
 }
 
 /**
- * Starts (or resumes) a card's session.
+ * What every session is started with, new or resumed.
+ *
+ * Claude Code decides when it starts, model by model, whether a session gets its task tools —
+ * TaskCreate, TaskUpdate and the rest — and a newer model such as Opus 5 does not get them unless
+ * this is in the environment. The commands k0 ships keep a task per step of the work, so without
+ * it a session is told to do something it has no tool for, and nothing warns: the call is refused
+ * and the model carries on without. It is read at startup, which is why a resume carries it too.
+ */
+export const SESSION_ENV = { CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TODO_TOOLS: '1' }
+
+/**
+ * Starts (or resumes) a story's session.
  * mode: 'start' assigns a new session id, 'resume' reopens the existing one.
+ *
+ * `story` is the flat row `db.listStories()` hands over, session and all: `auto_send` lives on
+ * the session now, and it is read from there through the same row rather than looked up again.
  */
-export async function launch({ card, sessionId, mode = 'start' }) {
-  const name = sessionName(card.title)
+export async function launch({ story, sessionId, mode = 'start' }) {
+  const name = sessionName(story.title)
   const bin = findClaude()
   const resume = mode === 'resume'
   const args = []
@@ -97,11 +205,11 @@ export async function launch({ card, sessionId, mode = 'start' }) {
   args.push('-n', name)
   // With "send it for me" the prompt goes straight to the CLI and starts without touching
   // anything.
-  const autoSend = mode === 'start' && card.auto_send && card.prompt?.trim()
-  if (autoSend) args.push(card.prompt.trim())
+  const autoSend = mode === 'start' && story.auto_send && story.prompt?.trim()
+  if (autoSend) args.push(story.prompt.trim())
 
-  const command = terminal.buildCommand({ cwd: card.project_path, bin, args })
-  const winId = await terminal.open({ command, title: name, fontSize: await fontSize() })
+  const command = terminal.buildCommand({ cwd: story.project_path, bin, args, env: SESSION_ENV })
+  const winId = await terminal.open({ command, title: name, fontSize: await fontSize(), coverage: coverage() })
   const up = await waitForSession(sessionId)
 
   if (autoSend) return { name, up, winId, pasted: true, autoSent: true }
@@ -109,17 +217,17 @@ export async function launch({ card, sessionId, mode = 'start' }) {
   // ago, and putting it back under the cursor is at best a stale instruction in the way — at
   // worst it is sent, because where pasting is unavailable the fallback below types it. This
   // matters more now that k0 closes forgotten terminals by itself: a Resume is no longer rare.
-  if (resume || !up || !card.prompt?.trim()) return { name, up, winId, pasted: false }
+  if (resume || !up || !story.prompt?.trim()) return { name, up, winId, pasted: false }
 
   await waitForPrompt(winId)
 
   if (capabilities.terminal.pasteWithoutSending) {
-    const res = await terminal.paste(card.prompt.trim(), winId)
+    const res = await terminal.paste(story.prompt.trim(), winId)
     if (res.pasted) return { name, up, winId, ...res }
   }
 
   // Pasting is unavailable or was refused — on macOS that means no Accessibility permission.
   // We type it instead, which sends it.
-  const fallback = await terminal.type(card.prompt.trim(), winId)
+  const fallback = await terminal.type(story.prompt.trim(), winId)
   return { name, up, winId, pasted: false, autoSent: fallback.written, ...fallback }
 }

package/server/machine.js

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ export { parsePs, cpuSeconds } from '../platform/shared/ps.js'
 // The honest number for "what does this session cost" is not the `claude` process: it is its
 // whole subtree. A 200 MB claude can have an MCP server under it with Chrome behind that, and
 // a 200 MB `tsc` started from a commit hook. That is where the memory goes, and it is what no
-// other tool can attribute to the right card — Activity Monitor has never heard of cards.
+// other tool can attribute to the right story — Activity Monitor has never heard of stories.
 //
 // Summing the resident memory of a subtree counts shared memory twice between parent and
 // children, so the total is a little generous. It is the usual approximation, and it is the
@@ -155,6 +155,15 @@ export function loadOf(pid) {
   return { rss, cpu: snap.cpu === null ? null : cpu / CORES, procs: pids.size, top: heaviest(byName) }
 }
 
+/**
+ * What k0 itself weighs, measured the same way as everything else on the board.
+ *
+ * The chip has always said what the sessions cost and what Chrome costs, and never what the thing
+ * doing the measuring costs. That is the one number nobody could see, and for a server that runs
+ * under launchd for weeks it is the one that should be hardest to hide from.
+ */
+export const self = () => loadOf(process.pid)
+
 /**
  * How the machine is doing, and what is taking it up that is not a k0 session. `others` exists
  * so k0 does not take blame that belongs to Chrome: with swap full, the sessions on their own