feat(glance): morph a live agent node into its terminal for check-in (#2401) - #2402
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…2401) Clicking a live agent node in Glance now grows it IN PLACE into that agent's live CLI session — the real PTY stream + a "message the agent" input — and morphs back on close. The graph stays the whole UI; a node just gains a second state (no new panel/tab/dock). - GlanceStreamMorph: a portal overlay that morphs from the clicked node's on-screen rect (`[data-glance-node]`) to an expanded panel, animating GEOMETRY not scale so the terminal text stays crisp. Esc / scrim / the dock ✕ morphs it back. Reduced motion → instant. Closing unmounts TerminalView, which keeps its PTY alive (cleanup is kill-free), so the agent is untouched. - Reuses GlanceChatDock verbatim as the panel body (its TerminalView + the send input); made the dock fill its container (the panel owns the frame) — replaces the fixed bottom stream dock. - GlanceWorkspace: clicking a LIVE agent opens the morph; a non-live agent still selects → inspector. - Tests: morph hosts the agent's terminal + morphs-back-then-onClose (✕ / Esc). No resume (live output only) and no on/off/delete/modify controls yet — follow-ups. Closes #2401
…point terminal mock - glance.css: the drill transition moved to the shared .graph-drill-anim (shared/ui/layouts/graphCanvas.css, #2418) and GlanceWorkspace already uses it — dropped this file's now-dead .glance-drill-anim copy; kept the #2401 morph CSS. - GlanceStreamMorph.test.tsx: the dock renders TerminalSlot since the single Terminal Host landed (#2378/#2399), so the old TerminalView mock intercepted nothing — mock the slot, mirroring the dock's test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Clicking a live agent node in Glance grows it in place into that agent's live CLI session — the real PTY stream + a "message the agent" input — and morphs back on close. The graph stays the whole UI; a node just gains a second state (no new panel/tab/dock). Replaces the fixed bottom stream dock (#2369).
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GlanceStreamMorph(new): a portal overlay that morphs from the clicked node's on-screen rect ([data-glance-node]) to an expanded panel, animating geometry (left/top/width/height), never a scale — so the terminal text stays crisp. Esc / scrim / the dock ✕ morphs it back; reduced-motion → instant swap.GlanceChatDockverbatim as the panel body (itsTerminalView+ the send input); made the dock fill its container (the panel owns the frame).GlanceCanvas:data-glance-nodemarks each node as the morph origin.GlanceWorkspace: a live agent click opens the morph (check-in); a non-live agent still selects → inspector.onCloseon ✕ / Esc.Safe: closing unmounts
TerminalView, whose cleanup is kill-free (PTY kept alive), so open/close never touches the running agent.Live output only (no resume) and no on/off/delete/modify node controls yet — follow-ups. Typecheck clean, lint 0 errors.
Closes #2401
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