typebulb 0.10.3 → 0.10.5

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ A local `.bulb.md` can be re-imported into typebulb.com. If it has a `**server.t
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  The agent viewer currently supports Claude Code only. `npx typebulb agent:claude` gives the user a great scratchpad experience:
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- * a view over the Claude Code session, where assistant messages containing bulbs render as sandboxed embedded bulbs inline in the conversation, alongside KaTeX math and mermaid diagrams.
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+ * a view over the Claude Code session, where assistant messages containing bulbs render as sandboxed embedded bulbs inline in the conversation, alongside KaTeX math, mermaid diagrams and svg.
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  * run and stop any bulb in their project.
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  * promote any embedded bulb to a `.bulb.md` file in the `typebulbs/` folder.
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  // ```mermaid``` fences render to inline SVG. A parse error falls through to the
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  // default code-block rendering, so an unsupported diagram degrades to readable
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  // source rather than a broken message.
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+ // A hover-revealed copy pill for a rendered fence. Every fenced block — code, svg, mermaid, an
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+ // unrecognised language — flows through the fence rule below, and the thing worth copying is always
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+ // its raw body, so one primitive covers them all. The source rides the button's own data-src
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+ // (escaped going in; getAttribute auto-unescapes coming out, so multi-line bodies round-trip), which
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+ // decouples the delegated handler from each block's container structure. `.copyable` is the shared
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+ // marker the rule stamps on every block so one CSS rule can reveal the pill on hover.
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+ function copyButton(src: string): string {
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+ return `<button class="overlay-pill copy-src" type="button" title="Copy source" data-src="${md.utils.escapeHtml(src)}">copy</button>`
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+ }
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+
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  const defaultFence: MdRenderRule = md.renderer.rules.fence
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  ?? ((tokens, idx, opts, _env, self) => self.renderToken(tokens, idx, opts))
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  md.renderer.rules.fence = (tokens: MdToken[], idx: number, opts: unknown, env: unknown, self: MdRenderer) => {
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  const t = tokens[idx]
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  const lang = (t.info ?? '').trim().toLowerCase()
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+ // Live embeds (svg, mermaid) are an assistant medium — they render only in assistant turns. In a
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+ // user turn (env.userMessage, set by userMarkdown) they fall through to a plain source code block:
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+ // the svg chop and the mermaid lane-breakout both assume the transparent assistant flow and clash
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+ // with the opaque, padded, rounded user card, and a user's pasted/quoted markup reads better as its
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+ // literal source anyway. KaTeX/@mentions/links still render in user turns (those aren't gated here).
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+ const live = !(env as { userMessage?: boolean })?.userMessage
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  // Note: no `bulb` case here. Live embeds are split out of the text before markdown runs
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  // (splitBulbSegments → BulbEmbed), so a ````bulb```` fence reaching markdown is illustrative
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  // source — it falls through to defaultFence like any other unrecognised fence.
@@ -833,10 +849,11 @@ md.renderer.rules.fence = (tokens: MdToken[], idx: number, opts: unknown, env: u
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  // it goes through DOMPurify's svg profile first — geometry survives, the script
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  // surface is stripped. Lets the agent draw anything (smiley, plot from an
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  // equation) without an iframe, since it's static markup, not executed code.
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- if (lang === 'svg') {
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- return `<div class="svg-embed">${DOMPurify.sanitize(t.content, { USE_PROFILES: { svg: true, svgFilters: true } })}</div>`
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+ if (lang === 'svg' && live) {
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+ const safe = DOMPurify.sanitize(t.content, { USE_PROFILES: { svg: true, svgFilters: true } })
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+ return `<div class="embed svg-embed copyable">${safe}${copyButton(t.content)}</div>`
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  }
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- if (lang === 'mermaid') {
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+ if (lang === 'mermaid' && live) {
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  try {
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  // The library's internal theme vars share names with the bulb's (--fg/--bg/
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  // --muted/--border/--accent), so passing var(--fg) here would emit a
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  font: 'system-ui, -apple-system, "Segoe UI", sans-serif',
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  transparent: true,
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  })
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- return `<div class="mermaid">${svg}</div>`
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+ return `<div class="mermaid copyable">${svg}${copyButton(t.content)}</div>`
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  } catch { /* fall through to a plain code block */ }
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  }
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- return defaultFence(tokens, idx, opts, env, self)
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+ // Every other fence (code, an unrecognised language, or a non-live svg/mermaid in a user turn) is a
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+ // copyable source block: the default <pre><code> wrapped so it gets the same hover copy pill. The
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+ // wrapper — not the <pre> — is the `.md` flow child now; see `.code-block` CSS for the rhythm.
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+ return `<div class="code-block copyable">${defaultFence(tokens, idx, opts, env, self)}${copyButton(t.content)}</div>`
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  }
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  // Author classDef/style colors render as literal fill/stroke/color that override
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  }
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  }
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+ // Fit each raw ```svg``` embed to its content. A raw <svg> with only a viewBox has NO intrinsic size,
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+ // so it defaults to width:100% and stretches to fill the column — which both makes the container's
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+ // justify-content:center moot (where the art sits *inside* the viewBox is all that positions it, so a
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+ // drawing parked off-centre in an oversized box reads as left/right-aligned) and blows a small drawing
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+ // up to a column-wide wall. Two coupled steps fix both: (1) tighten the viewBox to the content's bbox,
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+ // then (2) set the display width to that bbox's user-unit extent as px (1 unit ≈ 1px), capped by the
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+ // CSS max-width:100%. Now it renders small when small (and the now-narrower svg actually centres), and
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+ // a genuinely large drawing still caps at the column. getBBox is geometry-only — it ignores stroke,
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+ // which paints up to half its width *outside* the geometry — so the viewBox is padded by the largest
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+ // painted half-stroke (clipping depends on stroke width, not drawing size; a fixed % loses to a thick
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+ // stroke on a small drawing). The +1 is a hairline guard for anti-aliasing / curve overshoot; pad is 0
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+ // when nothing strokes (fills never overflow). Skips a node that isn't measurable (zero-area, or laid
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+ // out inside a collapsed turn → getBBox throws / returns 0), leaving it as authored.
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+ function fitSvgEmbeds(root: Element) {
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+ for (const svg of root.querySelectorAll<SVGSVGElement>('.svg-embed svg')) {
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+ try {
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+ const b = svg.getBBox()
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+ if (!b.width || !b.height) continue
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+ let half = 0
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+ for (const el of svg.querySelectorAll<SVGElement>('*')) {
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+ const cs = getComputedStyle(el) // computed, so it catches attribute, CSS, and inherited widths
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+ if (cs.stroke && cs.stroke !== 'none') half = Math.max(half, parseFloat(cs.strokeWidth) / 2)
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+ }
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+ const pad = half ? half + 1 : 0
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+ svg.setAttribute('viewBox', `${b.x - pad} ${b.y - pad} ${b.width + pad * 2} ${b.height + pad * 2}`)
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+ svg.style.width = `${b.width + pad * 2}px` // natural size (units≈px); max-width:100% caps it, height:auto keeps ratio
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+ } catch { /* not laid out / unmeasurable — leave the authored viewBox */ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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  // A relative-path link in assistant markdown is a local file citation (optionally
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  // with a #Lnnn line anchor): open it in the editor, not the browser — the bulb is
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  // served from the project root, so the browser would GET the path and 404. Links
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  // with a scheme (http, mailto, …) fall through to the default new-tab behavior.
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  function onMarkdownClick(e: Event) {
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+ // Per-fence copy: the source is on the button's own data-src (see copyButton), so no container walk.
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+ const copyBtn = (e.target as Element | null)?.closest<HTMLButtonElement>('.copy-src')
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+ if (copyBtn) {
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+ e.preventDefault()
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+ navigator.clipboard?.writeText(copyBtn.dataset.src ?? '')
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+ copyBtn.classList.add('done')
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+ copyBtn.textContent = 'copied'
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+ setTimeout(() => { copyBtn.classList.remove('done'); copyBtn.textContent = 'copy' }, 1200)
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+ return
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+ }
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  const anchor = (e.target as Element | null)?.closest('a')
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  // Render markdown into the element via innerHTML. The click handler is bound natively here, not via
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  // wouldn't fire. onMarkdownClick is a stable ref, so re-mounts don't stack duplicate listeners.
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- const renderMarkdown = (text: string) => (el: Element) => {
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+ const renderMarkdown = (text: string, env?: { userMessage?: boolean }) => (el: Element) => {
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  try {
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- el.innerHTML = md.render(text)
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+ el.innerHTML = md.render(text, env)
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  themeMermaidNodes(el)
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+ fitSvgEmbeds(el)
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  } catch {
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  ;(el as HTMLElement).textContent = text
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  const userMarkdown = (msg: Msg) => {
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  const segs = msg.segments ?? [msg.text]
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  const src = segs.join('\n\n---\n\n').replace(AT_MENTION, atMentionLink)
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+ return renderMarkdown(src, { userMessage: true })
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  }
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  view() {
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- const cls = ['bulb-embed', this.spread ? 'spread' : 'inline', this.showingCode ? 'code-open' : '', this.#compileError ? 'err' : '']
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+ const cls = ['embed', 'bulb-embed', this.spread ? 'spread' : 'inline', this.showingCode ? 'code-open' : '', this.#compileError ? 'err' : '']
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  const inner =
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  this.#compileError ? [`bulb: ${this.#compileError}`]
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  : !this.#frame ? ['compiling bulb…']
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  .md .mermaid svg { max-width: none; height: auto; flex: 0 0 auto; }
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- .md .svg-embed { margin: .6rem 0; display: flex; justify-content: center; }
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+ diagrams, so keep them in the prose column, centred and capped at its width. They
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+ share the `.embed` stripe-chop below (a drawing earns its own row like a bulb). */
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+ .md .svg-embed { justify-content: center; }
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+ /* The stripe-chop, shared by every opaque in-column visual artifact (the inline bulb and a raw
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+ paints above .bubble::before; a -1rem left extension reaches the stripe in the gutter without a
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+ full breakout (padding-left:1rem keeps the content in the prose column, and the box's right edge
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+ stays at prose-right, so a bulb's controls anchored there don't move). The vertical gap is opaque
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+ padding, not margin: it occludes the stripe top and bottom so the cut is flush with the prose (no
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+ stub in a transparent gap), symmetric above/below to separate the artifact from surrounding text.
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+ margin top/bottom are zeroed — and the abutting prose margins too (below) — so the gap butts the
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+ Per-artifact layout (flex direction, centring) lives on .bulb-embed / .svg-embed. */
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package/dist/index.js CHANGED
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  ${l.url}`),r.open&&await it(l.url);return}r.file=r.agentTarget,r.subcommand="run"}if(r.subcommand==="trust"||r.subcommand==="untrust"){await on(r.file||void 0,r.subcommand==="trust");return}let e,t=!1;if(!r.file||r.file==="."){let l=await Hr(process.cwd());l||(console.error("No .bulb.md file found in current directory"),process.exit(1)),e=l}else e=q.resolve(r.file);if(!await Vn.access(e).then(()=>!0,()=>!1)){let l=r.agentTarget?me(r.file):void 0;l?(e=l,t=!0):Wt().includes(r.file)?(console.error(`To open the ${r.file} agent viewer, run: npx typebulb agent:${r.file}`),process.exit(1)):(console.error(`File not found: ${e}`),process.exit(1))}e.endsWith(".bulb.md")||(console.error("File must have .bulb.md extension"),process.exit(1));let s=r.file&&r.file!=="."?r.file:q.relative(process.cwd(),e)||q.basename(e),o=`npx typebulb --trust ${s.includes(" ")?`"${s}"`:s}`;if(r.subcommand==="predict"){await sn(e,o);return}if(t)r.trust=!r.noTrust,r.trust&&console.log("trust: granted (built-in bulb)");else{let l=!r.noTrust&&ot(e);l&&!r.trust&&console.log("trust: granted from memory (run `typebulb untrust` to revoke)"),r.trust=r.noTrust?!1:r.trust||l}let i;try{i=await W(e)}catch{}let a;if(r.local){i&&!(r.local.name in(i.config.dependencies??{}))&&(console.error(`--replace: '${r.local.name}' is not a dependency in this bulb's config.json; nothing to replace.`),process.exit(1)),i&&(!i.bulb.code||r.server)&&console.warn("warning: --replace has no effect in server mode (the override is client-only).");try{a=await lr(r.local)}catch(l){console.error(l instanceof Error?l.message:String(l)),process.exit(1)}console.log(`replace: ${a.name} \u2192 ${q.relative(process.cwd(),a.dir)||"."}`)}if(r.subcommand==="check"){await nn(e,a);return}let c=t?process.cwd():q.dirname(e);if(i&&i.bulb.server&&(!i.bulb.code||r.server)){r.trust||(console.error(`This bulb runs server-side Node code (server.ts), which --trust must authorize:
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  ${o}`),process.exit(1)),await Wn(e,r.watch,r.mode,a,c);return}await Ln(e,r,o,a,c)}jo().catch(r=>{console.error("Error:",r.message),process.exit(1)});
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  {
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  "name": "typebulb",
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- "version": "0.10.3",
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  "description": "Local bulb runner CLI for Typebulb",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "engines": { "node": ">=18" },