zames_pro 2.85.0 → 2.86.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -7,6 +7,18 @@ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0
 
 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [2.86.1] - 2026-10-27
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **ui:** the operator bar on every row, screenshots for all themes
+
+## [2.86.0] - 2026-10-27
+
+### Added
+
+- **ui:** 10 more palettes, no sample dump after picking, picker smoke
+
 ## [2.85.0] - 2026-10-27
 
 ### Added

package/README.md

@@ -631,8 +631,9 @@ The switch is instant, no restart. `zames` is the default; the bundled palettes
 are ports of well-known editor schemes:
 
 `zames` (default), `one-dark`, `dracula`, `gruvbox`, `nord`, `monokai`,
-`solarized-dark`, `tokyo-night`, `catppuccin`, `github-dark`, `ayu`,
-`rose-pine`, `everforest`, `kanagawa`.
+`solarized-dark`, `tokyo-night`, `tokyo-storm`, `catppuccin`, `github-dark`,
+`ayu`, `rose-pine`, `everforest`, `kanagawa`, `night-owl`, `material`,
+`palenight`, `zenburn`, `selenized`, `iceberg`, `sonokai`, `aurora`, `cobalt2`.
 
 A theme repaints EVERYTHING: the interface, the agent's answers, the code
 highlighting inside them, the status row and the input frame. The terminal's
@@ -642,10 +643,12 @@ Terminal and others; where it is not supported nothing happens). Opt out with
 `ZAMES_NO_BG=1` or `NO_COLOR`.
 To make the choice
 concrete, a SAMPLE SESSION in that palette is shown before you pick (in `/theme`
-below the list, in `/config` press `p` on the theme row); after
-`/theme <id>` the sample is printed too. The frame itself is a separate
+below the list, in `/config` press `p` on the theme row); it is not dumped into
+the chat after a pick. Every one of the 24 themes has a screenshot in
+`docs/shots/`. The frame itself is a separate
 setting: `/config set ui.inputBorder <round|single|double|bold|none>`
-(default `round`; `none` removes it).
+(default `round`; `none` removes it). A multi-line operator message keeps its
+`▌` bar on every row.
 
 Agent data is stored in `~/.zames`: browser profile, logs, undo history, sessions.
 
@@ -1368,8 +1371,9 @@ enum переключаются на месте; числа и строки от
 редакторов:
 
 `zames` (по умолчанию), `one-dark`, `dracula`, `gruvbox`, `nord`, `monokai`,
-`solarized-dark`, `tokyo-night`, `catppuccin`, `github-dark`, `ayu`,
-`rose-pine`, `everforest`, `kanagawa`.
+`solarized-dark`, `tokyo-night`, `tokyo-storm`, `catppuccin`, `github-dark`,
+`ayu`, `rose-pine`, `everforest`, `kanagawa`, `night-owl`, `material`,
+`palenight`, `zenburn`, `selenized`, `iceberg`, `sonokai`, `aurora`, `cobalt2`.
 
 Тема перекрашивает ВСЁ: интерфейс, ответы агента, подсветку кода в ответах,
 строку статуса и рамку ввода. ФОН окна терминала тоже перекрашивается: тема
@@ -1378,10 +1382,11 @@ kitty, WezTerm, Alacritty, GNOME Terminal и др.; где не поддержи
 ничего не происходит). Отключить фон: `ZAMES_NO_BG=1` или `NO_COLOR`.
 Чтобы было видно, ЧТО меняется, перед выбором
 показывается образец сессии в этой палитре (в `/theme` — под списком, в
-`/config` — клавиша `p` на строке темы). После применения `/theme <id>`
-образец печатается в терминал. Саму рамку можно менять отдельно:
+`/config` — клавиша `p` на строке темы); он не печатается в чат после выбора.
+Все 24 темы есть на скриншотах в `docs/shots/`. Саму рамку можно менять отдельно:
 `/config set ui.inputBorder <round|single|double|bold|none>` (по умолчанию
-`round`, `none` — без рамки).
+`round`, `none` — без рамки). Рамку (маркер `▌`) у многострочного сообщения
+пользователя видно на каждой строке.
 
 Данные агента хранятся в `~/.zames`: профиль браузера, логи, история undo,
 сессии.

package/dist/index.js

@@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import fs from 'fs/promises';
 import { readFileSync, statSync } from 'fs';
 import { fileURLToPath } from 'url';
 import { theme, applyTheme, themeColors, themeNames, currentThemeName, isThemeName, } from './theme.js';
-import { themePreviewAnsi } from './tui/theme-preview.js';
 import { setInputBorder } from './tui/ui-colors.js';
 import { DeepSeekBrowser, headlessUACacheReady } from './browser.js';
 import { QwenBrowser } from './qwen-browser.js';
@@ -2251,11 +2250,6 @@ async function main() {
                 return;
             }
             emit(theme.assistant(t('theme.set', { v: applyThemeById(arg) })));
-            // A terminal can only show colors it can paint, and the operator asked
-            // "what exactly changes?" — print a sample of every role in the new
-            // palette right below the confirmation.
-            emit('');
-            emit(themePreviewAnsi(arg));
             return;
         }
         // No argument: a pick list in the TUI, the id list otherwise. The cursor
@@ -2285,8 +2279,6 @@ async function main() {
             }
             if (picked) {
                 emit(theme.assistant(t('theme.set', { v: applyThemeById(picked) })));
-                emit('');
-                emit(themePreviewAnsi(picked));
             }
             else {
                 // Cancelled: the previews must not stick. Restore WITHOUT persisting.

package/dist/input.js

@@ -1192,9 +1192,14 @@ export class LineEditor {
         // to the browser layer to be attached to the chat.
         const attached = this.attachments.items.slice();
         // A turn separator + a BAR-marked operator message (same look as the TUI).
+        // The bar goes on EVERY visual row: a long message wrapped to N lines used
+        // to mark only the first one, and the continuation rows looked shifted.
         this.printAbove(theme.turnRule('─'.repeat(contentWidth())));
-        this.printAbove(theme.userBar('▌ ') +
-            theme.user(wrapToWidth(display, contentWidth() - 2)));
+        const wrapped = wrapToWidth(display, contentWidth() - 2);
+        this.printAbove(wrapped
+            .split(String.fromCharCode(10))
+            .map((line) => theme.userBar('▌ ') + theme.user(line))
+            .join(String.fromCharCode(10)));
         this.pastes = [];
         this.attachments.reset();
         if (this.onSubmit)

package/dist/theme.js

@@ -287,6 +287,216 @@ export const PALETTES = {
         brown: '#e69875',
         toggleOn: '#83c092',
     },
+    // Tokyo Night Storm — the slightly bluer variant of Tokyo Night.
+    'tokyo-storm': {
+        bg: '#24283b',
+        user: '#7dcfff',
+        userBar: '#3d7fa6',
+        turnRule: '#2f3549',
+        turnLabel: '#565f89',
+        prompt: '#e0af68',
+        dir: '#7dcfff',
+        assistant: '#c0caf5',
+        tool: '#ff9e64',
+        toolResult: '#9aa5ce',
+        system: '#7d84a8',
+        dim: '#565f89',
+        taskSummary: '#7aa2f7',
+        warn: '#e0af68',
+        error: '#f7768e',
+        success: '#9ece6a',
+        brown: '#ff9e64',
+        toggleOn: '#73daca',
+    },
+    // Night Owl — Sarah Drasner's dark blue scheme from VS Code.
+    'night-owl': {
+        bg: '#011627',
+        user: '#82aaff',
+        userBar: '#4b6a9b',
+        turnRule: '#122d42',
+        turnLabel: '#637777',
+        prompt: '#ecc48d',
+        dir: '#7fdbca',
+        assistant: '#d6deeb',
+        tool: '#f78c6c',
+        toolResult: '#8badc1',
+        system: '#7d8fa9',
+        dim: '#637777',
+        taskSummary: '#c792ea',
+        warn: '#ecc48d',
+        error: '#ef5350',
+        success: '#addb67',
+        brown: '#f78c6c',
+        toggleOn: '#21c7a8',
+    },
+    // Material — the Material Theme Ocean (dark) palette.
+    material: {
+        bg: '#0f111a',
+        user: '#82aaff',
+        userBar: '#46608f',
+        turnRule: '#1a1f35',
+        turnLabel: '#4b526d',
+        prompt: '#ffcb6b',
+        dir: '#89ddff',
+        assistant: '#a6accd',
+        tool: '#f78c6c',
+        toolResult: '#8b93b5',
+        system: '#717cb4',
+        dim: '#4b526d',
+        taskSummary: '#c792ea',
+        warn: '#ffcb6b',
+        error: '#ff5370',
+        success: '#c3e88d',
+        brown: '#f78c6c',
+        toggleOn: '#89ddff',
+    },
+    // Palenight — Material's softer indigo variant.
+    palenight: {
+        bg: '#292d3e',
+        user: '#82aaff',
+        userBar: '#4b5f8f',
+        turnRule: '#353a52',
+        turnLabel: '#676e95',
+        prompt: '#ffcb6b',
+        dir: '#89ddff',
+        assistant: '#a6accd',
+        tool: '#f78c6c',
+        toolResult: '#8f97bd',
+        system: '#7e87b3',
+        dim: '#676e95',
+        taskSummary: '#c792ea',
+        warn: '#ffcb6b',
+        error: '#ff5370',
+        success: '#c3e88d',
+        brown: '#f78c6c',
+        toggleOn: '#89ddff',
+    },
+    // Zenburn — the low-contrast classic from Vim.
+    zenburn: {
+        bg: '#3f3f3f',
+        user: '#8cd0d3',
+        userBar: '#5d8d8f',
+        turnRule: '#4a4a4a',
+        turnLabel: '#7f9f7f',
+        prompt: '#e3ceab',
+        dir: '#8cd0d3',
+        assistant: '#dcdccc',
+        tool: '#dfaf8f',
+        toolResult: '#a8a8a0',
+        system: '#909090',
+        dim: '#7f9f7f',
+        taskSummary: '#93e0e3',
+        warn: '#e3ceab',
+        error: '#cc9393',
+        success: '#7f9f7f',
+        brown: '#dfaf8f',
+        toggleOn: '#93e0e3',
+    },
+    // Selenized Dark — a modern, contrast-checked Solarized rework.
+    selenized: {
+        bg: '#103c48',
+        user: '#4695f7',
+        userBar: '#2e6aa8',
+        turnRule: '#184956',
+        turnLabel: '#72898f',
+        prompt: '#dbb32d',
+        dir: '#41c7b9',
+        assistant: '#adbcbc',
+        tool: '#ed8649',
+        toolResult: '#8a9ea3',
+        system: '#8a9ea3',
+        dim: '#72898f',
+        taskSummary: '#41c7b9',
+        warn: '#dbb32d',
+        error: '#fa5750',
+        success: '#75b938',
+        brown: '#ed8649',
+        toggleOn: '#41c7b9',
+    },
+    // Iceberg — a calm blue "ice" scheme for Neovim/VS Code.
+    iceberg: {
+        bg: '#161821',
+        user: '#84a0c6',
+        userBar: '#4f6a8f',
+        turnRule: '#1e2132',
+        turnLabel: '#6b7089',
+        prompt: '#e2a478',
+        dir: '#89b8c2',
+        assistant: '#c6c8d1',
+        tool: '#e2a478',
+        toolResult: '#9aa3bd',
+        system: '#8389a3',
+        dim: '#6b7089',
+        taskSummary: '#a093c7',
+        warn: '#e2a478',
+        error: '#e27878',
+        success: '#b4be82',
+        brown: '#e2a478',
+        toggleOn: '#89b8c2',
+    },
+    // Sonokai — a vivid, modern take on Monokai.
+    sonokai: {
+        bg: '#2c2e34',
+        user: '#76cce0',
+        userBar: '#42808f',
+        turnRule: '#3b3e48',
+        turnLabel: '#7f8490',
+        prompt: '#e7c664',
+        dir: '#76cce0',
+        assistant: '#e2e2e3',
+        tool: '#f39660',
+        toolResult: '#a6a7ad',
+        system: '#9da0a7',
+        dim: '#7f8490',
+        taskSummary: '#9ed072',
+        warn: '#e7c664',
+        error: '#fc5d7c',
+        success: '#9ed072',
+        brown: '#f39660',
+        toggleOn: '#76cce0',
+    },
+    // Aurora — a northern-lights violet scheme.
+    aurora: {
+        bg: '#191c27',
+        user: '#88c0d0',
+        userBar: '#4b7180',
+        turnRule: '#242836',
+        turnLabel: '#6a6f8c',
+        prompt: '#ebcb8b',
+        dir: '#88c0d0',
+        assistant: '#d8dee9',
+        tool: '#d08770',
+        toolResult: '#9aa3b8',
+        system: '#8891a8',
+        dim: '#6a6f8c',
+        taskSummary: '#b48ead',
+        warn: '#ebcb8b',
+        error: '#bf616a',
+        success: '#a3be8c',
+        brown: '#d08770',
+        toggleOn: '#8fbcbb',
+    },
+    // Cobalt2 — Wes Bos's saturated blue VS Code theme.
+    cobalt2: {
+        bg: '#193549',
+        user: '#9effff',
+        userBar: '#4d8f9e',
+        turnRule: '#1f4662',
+        turnLabel: '#7a8f9e',
+        prompt: '#ffc600',
+        dir: '#9effff',
+        assistant: '#e1efff',
+        tool: '#ff9d00',
+        toolResult: '#a6b8c8',
+        system: '#8ba0b3',
+        dim: '#7a8f9e',
+        taskSummary: '#0088ff',
+        warn: '#ffc600',
+        error: '#ff628c',
+        success: '#3ad900',
+        brown: '#ff9d00',
+        toggleOn: '#80ffbb',
+    },
     // Kanagawa — Hokusai-inspired muted indigo (the "wave" theme).
     kanagawa: {
         bg: '#1f1f28',

package/dist/tui/LogView.js

@@ -9,6 +9,12 @@ function LogRow({ entry }) {
         // embedded ANSI escape sequences through to the terminal.
         return _jsx(Text, { children: entry.text });
     }
+    if (entry.bar) {
+        // An operator turn: `▌` on EVERY visual row. Applying the bar to the whole
+        // (already wrapped) block keeps the indent equal on continuation lines —
+        // prefixing only the first line made a multi-line message look ragged.
+        return _jsx(Text, { children: theme.userBar('▌ ') + theme.user(entry.text) });
+    }
     switch (entry.kind) {
         case 'user':
             return _jsx(Text, { children: theme.user('❯ ') + entry.text });

package/dist/tui/TuiEditor.js

@@ -258,8 +258,9 @@ export class TuiEditor {
         // A turn separator + a BAR-marked, clearly-colored operator message, so an
         // operator turn never blends with the model's answer (operator request).
         this.printAbove(theme.turnRule('─'.repeat(contentWidth())));
-        this.printAbove(theme.userBar('▌ ') +
-            theme.user(wrapToWidth(display, contentWidth() - 2)));
+        // The BAR is a per-row marker, drawn by LogView (entry.bar), so every
+        // visual row of a long message starts with `▌` instead of only the first.
+        this.store.pushLog('user', wrapToWidth(display, contentWidth() - 2), false, { bar: true });
         this.store.set({ pastes: [] });
         // Sending a message pins the log back to the newest content: the operator
         // expects their message (and the answer) at the BOTTOM, so a viewport left

package/dist/tui/store.js

@@ -83,8 +83,14 @@ export class TuiStore {
         this.set(fn(this.state));
     }
     /** Append one permanent log entry (an Ink `<Static>` item). */
-    pushLog(kind, text, raw = false) {
-        const entry = { id: this.nextLogId++, kind, text, raw };
+    pushLog(kind, text, raw = false, extra) {
+        const entry = {
+            id: this.nextLogId++,
+            kind,
+            text,
+            raw,
+            ...extra,
+        };
         this.state = { ...this.state, log: [...this.state.log, entry] };
         this.emit();
     }

package/llms-full.txt

@@ -616,8 +616,9 @@ The switch is instant, no restart. `zames` is the default; the bundled palettes
 are ports of well-known editor schemes:
 
 `zames` (default), `one-dark`, `dracula`, `gruvbox`, `nord`, `monokai`,
-`solarized-dark`, `tokyo-night`, `catppuccin`, `github-dark`, `ayu`,
-`rose-pine`, `everforest`, `kanagawa`.
+`solarized-dark`, `tokyo-night`, `tokyo-storm`, `catppuccin`, `github-dark`,
+`ayu`, `rose-pine`, `everforest`, `kanagawa`, `night-owl`, `material`,
+`palenight`, `zenburn`, `selenized`, `iceberg`, `sonokai`, `aurora`, `cobalt2`.
 
 A theme repaints EVERYTHING: the interface, the agent's answers, the code
 highlighting inside them, the status row and the input frame. The terminal's
@@ -627,10 +628,12 @@ Terminal and others; where it is not supported nothing happens). Opt out with
 `ZAMES_NO_BG=1` or `NO_COLOR`.
 To make the choice
 concrete, a SAMPLE SESSION in that palette is shown before you pick (in `/theme`
-below the list, in `/config` press `p` on the theme row); after
-`/theme <id>` the sample is printed too. The frame itself is a separate
+below the list, in `/config` press `p` on the theme row); it is not dumped into
+the chat after a pick. Every one of the 24 themes has a screenshot in
+`docs/shots/`. The frame itself is a separate
 setting: `/config set ui.inputBorder <round|single|double|bold|none>`
-(default `round`; `none` removes it).
+(default `round`; `none` removes it). A multi-line operator message keeps its
+`▌` bar on every row.
 
 Agent data is stored in `~/.zames`: browser profile, logs, undo history, sessions.
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "zames_pro",
-  "version": "2.85.0",
+  "version": "2.86.1",
   "description": "Terminal coding agent that drives a real browser to chat with DeepSeek, Qwen or GLM — no API key required. Reads and edits files, runs commands, commits to git, like Claude Code / Codex CLI.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {