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Three of the five strands of the monitor/shell UI consistency ticket. The
theme: every surface that named or drew a shell its own way now goes through
the shared vocabulary, so a watcher looks like a watcher wherever it appears.
W1 - label/icon unification
- The canvas tab strip drew lucide `Activity` for a shell's output window, the
one glyph no other shell surface uses. It now draws
`ManagedCommandMonitorIcon` off the same live record the tab TITLE already
resolves, so the glyph and the name in one tab cannot disagree.
- The drag-overlay chip did the same, and labelled itself with the tile's
persisted name ("Output") while the strip it was torn out of said
"Monitor - deploy watcher". Both now read the live command; the payload's
snapshot name stays the fallback when no session answers.
- The resource monitor hand-rolled its own copy of the row title. Deleted in
favour of `managedCommandTitle()`, with that function absorbing the
empty-description guard so no surface has to remember it. Its third noun for
the entity ("Managed command") is gone - the null fallback is the umbrella
`MANAGED_COMMAND_NOUN`.
- The resume divider's "View output" text button is the shared Open-in-Tab icon
button, which is what every other shell surface offers.
W2 - shell output opens as a PREVIEW tab
Every door into a shell's log is a glance taken while passing through a row or
a chip, and a permanent tab per glance silts the strip up with logs nobody
asked to keep. Both doors flip: the shared `useOpenManagedCommandOutput`, and
the resource monitor's jump-to-owner - which needed `preview` threading through
the tab-navigation `open-tile` preparation, explicit at every construction
site. Promotion rules are unchanged (double-click, deliberate re-open, drag).
W5 - the Shells chip counts what is running, and nothing else
A shell that exited non-zero is routine; the agent that started it is the one
who has to care. The chip's red attention count, its destructive tint and its
"N need attention" accessible name are gone, leaving red confined to the
per-row status dot where it can be read in context. That was the attention
store's only consumer, so the store and `managedCommandNeedsAttention()` go
with it.
Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
W4's structural half. The persistent header bar spent a row of every shell output window restating what the TAB beside it already said - the same monitor glyph, the same "Monitor - deploy watcher" - so the only thing a person opened this window to read started one line lower for nothing. Identity lives in the tab; the bar is gone. What stays is the pair of facts a tab cannot carry, as a backdrop-blurred cluster floating over the log's top-right corner: a non-interactive status pill (shared dot + `managedCommandStatusLabel`), and Stop/Delete, still hidden once the command is gone. Blurred rather than opaque so it reads as hovering over the log rather than as a hole punched in it. The log reserves a lane on its right for the cluster. Without it the cluster sits on the tail of whichever line is at the top - permanently, since the log scrolls underneath - and a reader loses line endings for no reason they can see. The details popover is deliberately NOT here yet: the fields the design asks it to carry (command, cwd, interpreter, notification cadence) are not on `managedCommandSchema`, which withholds them by documented decision, so whether that popover exists at all is still open. Everything above is unaffected by that answer, and the button is additive when it comes. The owning-agent backlink was to move INTO that popover, so it is absent from the window for now. `viewTabId` stops being threaded into the window's inner components: the backlink was its only reader. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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- Around line 832-843: Update the test “tells the outcome in the row it belongs
to, not on the chip” to open the Shells menu after setting the failed command,
then assert the failed command row exposes its non-zero exit outcome. Retain the
existing assertions that the trigger has no running count and keeps the neutral
“Shells” aria-label.
- Around line 824-829: Update the managed-command chat surface test to locate
the Shells trigger with getByRole("button", { name: "Shells, 1 running" })
instead of getByTestId and trigger$() attribute inspection, while retaining the
running-count assertion through the accessible name.
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`@clients/gui-app/src/components/epic-canvas/renderers/managed-command-output-tile.tsx`:
- Around line 447-452: Make the log container’s right padding in the managed
command output tile responsive instead of always using pr-48: apply a container-
or viewport-bounded value that scales down in narrow panes while retaining an
upper bound sufficient for the floating controls. Keep the existing vertical
scrolling and other padding behavior unchanged.
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- Around line 973-975: Update executeActivation’s draft-swap path so
prepareDraftSwap preserves requested.preparation in PreparedDraftSwap, and
issuePreparedSwap carries it into the resulting existingEpicTabIntent. After
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… details in the output window
Q7 option (a): close the wire gap that blocked W3 and W4's details popover,
then build both on it. Landed as one commit because the repo's pre-commit runs
a full nx-affected build across protocol and gui-app - splitting the wire from
its only consumer costs a second half-hour of hook time for no reviewer
benefit. The two layers are separable in the diff: `protocol/` is the wire,
`clients/gui-app/` is the UI.
## Wire
`toolCallBlockSchema` and the `tool_call.completed` runtime event gain
`managedCommand: { commandId, description, monitoring }`. The id is the whole
point and cannot be derived: the host mints it while serving
`traycer_run_shell` and returns it only in the tool RESULT, which is never
persisted. Without it the start card can only guess which shell it is looking
at - and cannot tell a DELETED shell (look it up, find nothing) from a block
written before the field existed, which are the two states that must read
differently. `description`/`monitoring` ride along as what survives the
record's death; the live record wins whenever there is one.
Carried on completion, not `started`: at start the input names a command to
run, not a shell that already is. Optional on the event (like `backgroundOutput`
beside it) so adapters with no opinion about shells omit it.
`managedCommandSchema` gains `command`, `cwd` and `cadence`. This reverses half
of a deliberate narrowing, which held only while the human surface was a list
of rows: someone reading a shell's log and asking "what exactly ran, and
where?" is not authoring anything, and answering "go find the tool call" is the
surface refusing to say what it knows. `interpreter` and `logDirectory` stay
out - they describe the host's disk, not the work.
`chat.subscribe@1.6` is pinned to a new `managedCommandSchemaPreImage` so the
released line cannot observe the widening, the same hand-frozen discipline
`chatSchemaPreImage` already applies there. The `managedCommandsChanged` frame
becomes a factory over the command schema, since the frozen bundle and the live
one now need different ones. Both persistence surface baselines are
regenerated: that guard is a review gate, and this drift is the compatible
additive kind - every new field is nullable/defaulted, so an older peer parses
a newer frame and a newer client reading an older host gets the defaults.
## W3 - the start card
`traycer_run_shell` stops rendering as a generic wrench row and becomes the
shell it started: shared glyph, canonical title, live status dot and label read
off the chat's own set by the stamped id, `LiveElapsed` + `LivePulse` while it
runs, and a chevron to the framed copyable command panel. Interaction is
deliberately `CommandSegment`'s, so shells stop being the odd row out in a feed
full of command cards. Both `card` and `row` variants.
One card tracks the shell for as long as it exists - Running, then Exited ·
code 1, in place, never a second feed entry. A non-zero exit is a red dot and
nothing else: routine for a shell an agent started on purpose.
The card's command body is FROZEN to what the call asked for, off the block's
own `inputDetail`. A restart can re-spec a shell, and this card is the record
of one call. Once the shell is deleted the card keeps its persisted identity,
drops the status segment entirely (a frozen "Running" would be claiming to know
something it does not), and renders Open-in-Tab disabled with "This shell was
deleted" - deletion destroys the log, so the tab would open onto a banner.
`aria-disabled` rather than `disabled`, or the button would swallow the very
tooltip explaining why it cannot be pressed.
Routed off the stamped payload rather than the tool name: the name alone also
matches a call from a host too old to correlate, which has no shell to point at
and belongs in the generic row.
## W4 - the details popover
The floating cluster gains the ⓘ button held back last commit: current command
(wrapping, copyable), current directory, pid while running, notification
cadence as a sentence rather than three numbers to go look up, and the
owning-agent backlink - which returns to the window here, having had no home
since the header bar went.
Every field says CURRENT deliberately. The retained log spans every run of the
shell and a restart can re-spec it, so these describe the shell as it stands
rather than whatever produced the lines being read. The start card freezing its
own copy is the other half of that pair.
Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
The output window's fallback states had drifted across four call sites with
four vocabularies: every fatal stream close read as "This shell was deleted",
a host that was merely old could be blamed for a deletion, an opened-but-empty
log was indistinguishable from a dead connection, and three anonymous spinners
covered three different waits. One semantic union
(`ShellOutputAvailability`) now drives the panel and one component
(`ShellOutputAvailabilityNotice`) owns every state's copy, tone, icon and
action.
## The model
Cached content survives only states that can recover; every terminal state is
a full one-sentence panel replacement with Close tab and NO cached timeline.
The old "banner over ghost lines" gone-state is deleted, not re-worded: the
tail it preserved lasted only until tab close, it contradicted the
deleted-shell model everywhere else (deletion destroys the log; the start
card's door is disabled), and the hedging copy plus the paging edge cases
existed only to service it.
- gone/deleted "This shell was deleted." + Close tab
- gone/not-found "This shell is no longer on this host." + Close tab
- unauthorized "You no longer have access to this epic's shells." + Close tab
- stream-error "The output stream failed." + reason + Retry, cached
content stays, lifecycle actions and status stay visible
(process status and stream status are independent facts)
- stale "Connecting…" / "Reconnecting…" over cached content, keyed
on whether a snapshot ever landed rather than on
`lines.length === 0` - so an opened, empty log no longer
reads as a dead connection, and a socket that is `open` but
still waiting on the host's opening read no longer sits
blank
- empty "No output yet." inside the log
- bootstrapping one spinner with a phase word: "Checking host…",
"Waiting for the host to start…" (the chat banner's own
words), "Opening stream…"
- unsupported / unreachable host: as today, re-homed into the shared notice
Fatal closes are routed by the code the host actually sent
(`MANAGED_COMMAND_NOT_FOUND` -> gone, `UNAUTHORIZED` -> unauthorized, anything
else -> stream error), never by whether a snapshot happened to arrive first.
Retry tears the stream session down and reopens it from a fresh tail - the
path a closed-and-reopened tab already takes - through a `reopen` the session
hook now exposes.
## Bound-host capability (bugfix)
The tile read `useStreamMethodSupport`, which answers for the app's DEFAULT
host. A tab is bound to its own host for life, and that host can be a
different machine on a different version: when the two differed the window
either called a capable host too old or took an old host's refusal for a
deletion. The stream client factory now hands the window the method-support
slice of the very client its subscription rides on, and the tile asks
`useStreamMethodSupportFor` of that. `useStreamMethodSupportFor` accepts a
`StreamMethodSupportSource` - the `getMethodSupport`/`subscribeMethodSupport`
pick of `IHostStreamClient`, declared in `clients/shared` beside the interface
so the store (which the host's wiring suite imports across repos, alias-free)
can name it without the transport.
## Paging honesty
A fatal close clears `loadingOlder` and drops the pending page; `loadOlder`
refuses on a deleted shell or a closed stream. Deletion no longer forges
`reachedStart` - that flag is the host's word about the retained log, and a
deletion is not that word.
The Shells chat menu's connecting/reconnecting strip consumes the same notice.
`ManagedCommandDeletedBanner` and `ManagedCommandConnectionNotice` are gone.
Tests pin exact copy, data attributes and actions per state (a notice unit
suite and a pure model suite), the tile's routing for every state including
both cross-host capability directions, Retry opening a fresh stream, connecting
keyed on the snapshot, the empty placeholder, and fatal-close-during-paging;
the S4 acceptance suite is updated to the terminal model.
Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
… the start card
Each successful `traycer_restart_shell` becomes an immutable event card at its
call site: "Restarted Monitor · deploy watcher · command changed · Running",
expandable to the effective `$ command` (copyable) and the effective cwd, with
the same Open-in-Tab door the start card has (disabled with "This shell was
deleted" once the shell is gone). It never mutates the start card - which
stays the shell's one LIVE card - and never becomes a second live card:
three restarts are three of these, in order, and together they are the
shell's spec history.
## Wire
`toolCallManagedCommandSchema` becomes a union of two events, both stamped
host-side from the successful tool RESULT:
- `started` - the existing identity payload, now with `event: "started"`
(DEFAULTED, so every block stamped before this parses) and
`cwd` - the directory the call reported starting the shell
in, frozen with the block. The start card's title carries it
as a tooltip, the way the provider command card carries its
cwd; the live record's mutable `cwd` was the wrong source for
a card that is the record of one call.
- `restarted` - identity + `effectiveCommand`, `effectiveCwd`,
`commandChanged`, `cwdChanged`, and `outcome` (the wire status
the result reported: `running`, or `exited` for a spawn
failure), FROZEN.
The changed flags are the host's own verdict against the spec the shell ran
under before the call - never a replay of the call's optional, provider-shaped
inputs - so a restart naming the command already stored reads "same command
and cwd", because it is. A plain `z.union` rather than a discriminated union:
the started member's discriminator is defaulted so the legacy identity-only
shape still parses, and the restarted member goes first because its literal is
required.
Only the live `chat.subscribe@1.7` line observes the union: `1.0-1.6` are pinned
to pre-images that never carried `managedCommand`. Within `1.7` the change is
parse-compatible both ways (an older peer strips the restart fields and reads a
start; a newer peer reads an identity-only payload as a start with `cwd: null`).
Both persistence surface baselines are regenerated (compatible additive).
## Card
Header: restart glyph, "Restarted {Monitor|Shell} · {description}" (title
tooltip: cwd), the delta phrase, and the frozen outcome in the shared status
vocabulary - no pulse, no elapsed, no re-read; deletion keeps it, because it is
history rather than a claim about now. Body: framed copyable `$ command` and
"in {cwd}". Both card and row variants. `ToolSegment` routes off
`managedCommand.event`; a block with no payload (a host too old to correlate,
an errored call that never restarted) stays the generic row.
The Open-in-Tab door is shared by both transcript cards
(`ManagedCommandTranscriptDoor`) so a deleted shell reads the same way from
each.
Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
…, and their door drags to the canvas Review follow-ups on the shell start/restart cards and the output window. **Deletion is now a verdict, not a guess.** Both cards decided "gone" from `useManagedCommandInEpic` returning null, but null is also what the lookup says before the owning chat's snapshot has landed - so on every chat open, for the first few frames, every card said "This shell was deleted" with a disabled door, and kept saying so across a dropped connection. The cards now read a tri-state `useManagedCommandPresence`: present when any live epic session holds the shell; absent only when the OWNING chat's stream is `open` and its set omits the id - the moment that set is the host's word rather than a placeholder; unknown otherwise, and unknown keeps the door open (the window it opens has its own honest account of what it finds). The owning chat is the transcript's, named by a new `ChatTranscriptContext` that `ChatMessages` provides - a segment deep in the feed had the epic and the bound host in scope but never the chat id. **The Open-in-Tab door is a drag source.** A click still opens the preview tab; dragging the door out of a start card, a restart card or the resume divider drops the shell's output tile onto the canvas on the same payload the Shells-menu row and the Background-panel row already use, so the canvas needs to know nothing about where the gesture began. Wired once, in `ManagedCommandOpenInTabButton`, off the contexts the door hook itself reads (bound host, epic session, owning canvas view) through a new `useManagedCommandOutputDragSource` that mirrors `useArtifactDragSource`: occurrence-unique pane-scoped ids (a shell can be a door many times in one thread), a reference-stable payload, and not draggable at all where there is no canvas view to drop into. The deleted (aria-disabled) door never drags. **A fluid lane for the floating cluster.** The output window reserved a fixed `pr-48` on the log's right for the floating status/actions cluster, which took a third of a narrow pane away from the one thing a person opened it to read. The lane is now `pr-[min(30%,12rem)]`: a share of the width, capped at what the cluster actually needs, so a narrow pane keeps its line width and accepts that the cluster may overlap the tail of a long line. Tests for the new authority matrix, the drag-out door and the exact lane class follow in the next commit. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
… door, and the fluid lane The tests for `308e00fd`: - Both cards, the whole matrix: a chat still hydrating (stream connecting, empty set) keeps the door enabled and claims no deletion; the owning stream open and omitting the shell disables the door with exactly "This shell was deleted"; open and present shows the live status; no transcript owner at all means absence proves nothing. - The start card's immutability test now expands the card and asserts the persisted `$ command` renders while a live re-spec does not. - A real-pointer drag-out suite for the card door: the drag payload lands the shell's output tile on the canvas exactly as the Shells-menu and Background rows do, a plain click still opens the preview tab, a deleted shell's door is not a drag source, and outside a canvas view the door does not drag but still clicks. - The output window asserts its exact lane class, `pr-[min(30%,12rem)]`. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
…d the popover's cadence reads at a glance Manual testing surfaced three things about the run_shell / restart_shell cards that the spec's mockups implied but the implementation missed: - The cards were folding into the collapsed "Used N tools" activity group. A shell is a background process that outlives the turn - exactly what the group's promotion rule already exists for (backgrounded commands, message sends) - so the host-stamped correlation payload now promotes the card to a standalone segment for its whole life, like the native background command card it sits next to. - Both cards showed the working directory (a title tooltip on the start card, a tooltip plus an "in <path>" body line on the restart card). It is a host-disk detail that reads as noise on a card about what the agent ran; the restart delta phrase already says "cwd changed" when that is what happened, and the output window's details popover carries the effective directory. The payload still stamps cwd - only the rendering goes. - The popover's "Notifies" row was a full sentence. It is now one tagged line: "On output · 500ms quiet · 15s max wait · 5s min gap". Tests updated to pin all three; new activity-group case covers both the started and restarted payloads staying promoted. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
…nch did not come up A restart that came up running is the normal case and says nothing - and its frozen "● Running" used the same dot-and-word as the start card's LIVE status, so it read as a claim about now and stayed green after the shell was stopped. The header is now quiet unless the relaunch failed to come up: a spawn failure reads "Failed to start" (nothing ran, so not "Exited"), and a command that had already exited by the time the tool returned keeps the shared status label. Still frozen from the tool result, never re-read. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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827-832: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winLine 832 can pass without a trigger.
trigger$()returns a nullable element, andnot.toContainsucceeds when the value isundefined. If the trigger stops rendering, the class assertion still passes. Query the trigger through a required role query and assert on that element.💚 Proposed fix
- expect( - screen.getByTestId("managed-command-chat-menu-running").textContent, - ).toBe("1"); - expect(trigger$()?.getAttribute("aria-label")).toBe("Shells, 1 running"); - // The chip's own colour, not the Button base's `aria-invalid:` variants. - expect(trigger$()?.getAttribute("class")).not.toContain("text-destructive"); + const trigger = screen.getByRole("button", { name: "Shells, 1 running" }); + expect( + screen.getByTestId("managed-command-chat-menu-running").textContent, + ).toBe("1"); + // The chip's own colour, not the Button base's `aria-invalid:` variants. + expect(trigger.getAttribute("class")).not.toContain("text-destructive");As per path instructions, "use Testing Library role queries."
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- Around line 33-40: Update the disabled door span in the managed-command
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preserving its disabled behavior and tooltip. Use a label that clearly
identifies the unavailable action, and verify role-based tests remain
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In `@clients/gui-app/src/lib/managed-commands/managed-command-copy.ts`:
- Around line 45-52: Update managedCommandTitle to treat whitespace-only
descriptions as empty by trimming command.description before the emptiness check
and title interpolation, while preserving the existing noun-only result for
empty descriptions and separator formatting for non-empty descriptions.
In `@protocol/src/host/managed-command/unary-schemas.ts`:
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defaults of null, matching cadence and toolCallManagedCommandStartedSchema.
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Product decision (2026-08-15): the per-chat Shells popover was a second index over shells the transcript already shows, and it crowded the composer's context row. What it did now lives where the shell itself is: - live status, and the door to the output (click or drag to canvas): the shell's own start card in the transcript; - what is running right now: the Background strip, which already lists it; - Stop / Start / Delete: the output window's floating cluster - the one place a person is looking at the thing they are about to act on. No controls on the cards, deliberately: hover-revealed Stop in a reading surface is easy to hit while scrolling, and Delete there would put a destructive action in the transcript; - CPU/mem readout: the shell's owner row in the Resource Monitor (the menu-row chip and its S9d-f acceptance cases go with the menu; S9a-c stay host-side). Known, accepted: a shell with no transcript card (blocks from before the correlation stamping, or an ACP-harness agent until that mapper is wired) is reachable while running via the Background strip and afterwards via an already-open tab only. Folding finished shells into the Background strip is the additive follow-up if the team wants an index back. Also folds in the one-line lint fix the CI pre-commit check caught in the activity-group test (unnecessary optional chain). Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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…ntred panel rather than a top strip Two things manual testing caught: - The Open-in-Tab door on the start, restart and resume-divider cards sat on the header's top edge: the header row is `items-stretch` (so the whole header stays one click target) and the bare icon button rode that. It now sits in the same centring cell the file-change group's undo action uses - `SegmentCardHeaderActionCell`, exported from the card so every card action gets the same placement and divider. - The output window's "Connecting…" state rendered as a strip along the top of an empty log - visually the header bar this branch removed. It is now what it is: a bootstrapping phase (no snapshot yet, nothing to keep in view), rendered as the same centred panel as "Checking host…" and "Opening stream…". The banner is reserved for `stale` = reconnecting over content that has already landed. Tests re-pinned accordingly. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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The rule between the card header and its action read as a seam splitting one card into two; the button belongs to the same card, so it only needs centring. Also fixes the two type errors the last main merge surfaced in gui-app tests (a new ToolSegment render missing the widened managedCommand prop, and a Partial spread leaking optional-undefined into HostReachability). Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
- presence waits for the owning chat's SNAPSHOT, not just an open stream: subscribe is acked before the first set arrives, and a card that read the empty initial set as absence flashed "deleted" on every chat open. - presence reads the owner's own session instead of scanning every session in the epic: a clone carries the source transcript's blocks, and the scan let it claim - and offer to open - a shell belonging to the source host. - the resume divider's door goes through the same presence-gated door the start and restart cards use, so a deleted shell can no longer be dragged onto the canvas as a tile for output that is gone. - the deleted door is a real focusable button that names its own state, for anyone who cannot hover to reach the explaining tooltip. - command/cwd are nullable on the wire: "" from an old host was indistinguishable from a genuinely empty value, and the details popover now shows a dash for what the host never sent. - a whitespace-only description no longer titles a shell "Shell · ". Test support grew a real snapshot frame so suites exercise the production order (snapshot, then change frames), which is what the presence rule turns on; the start-card suite resets the module-level tool-open store. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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…am state - presence reads across the transcript's HOST rather than its owner chat: a same-host fork copies the source chat's blocks, and the shell they name is alive and openable here, so the fork's own set was never evidence about it - absence no longer depends on the live connection status. A deletion the host already proved does not un-prove itself when the socket blips, and re-arming the door mid-reconnect offered a tile onto a log that is gone. snapshotLoaded is the honest gate at both ends - an INCOMPATIBLE fatal close reads as unsupported-host. A REMOTE host's method support never resolves to "unsupported" client-side, so this was showing a Retry button whose every press fetched the same refusal - tests query the door and the availability panel by role Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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The only conflict is the Shells menu: main gave it a theme-token sweep (#1221) while this branch retires the component. The deletion stands - the sweep has nothing left to apply to, and no call site references it. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
openTile dedups on (id, host) now, but the backlink still located an already-open chat through the id-only selector. A cross-host clone holds two chat tabs for one copied chat id, so Started-by from a host-B output window could activate the host-A tab. The ref it would have opened is now built first and used for the lookup too, so both halves name the same tab. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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… chat tree's tab lookups host-aware Two more from the same review round: - SegmentRow gains a headerAction slot rendered as a SIBLING of its trigger, the way SegmentCard already does it. The shell cards' Open-in-Tab door was inside the trigger in the row variant - a button nested in a button, and a click on the disabled door toggled the disclosure instead of doing nothing. - The chat tree's double-click promotion and delete-success cleanup went through the id-only lookup. A cross-host clone holds one tab per host for the same copied chat id, so deleting the host-B chat could close host-A's tab and leave the deleted one open. Both now pass the row's own ref through findOpenTileInTab; findPaneTabForRef takes a structural TileIdentity so a ref-in-progress matches on the same rule. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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…en callback The double-click handler now reaches the row through openRef(), so nodeId no longer participates - the dependency array had already said as much in its comment while still listing it. lint runs with --max-warnings 0, so the react-hooks/exhaustive-deps warning was a hard failure. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
Giving SegmentRow a sibling action slot put the trigger inside a flex wrapper, which also became the trigger's containing block. A sticky element cannot leave its containing block, and that wrapper is exactly as tall as the header - so 'sticky top-0' had nowhere to travel and expandable rows silently lost their pinned headers while the body scrolled. Moving the sticky treatment up to the wrapper restores the row as the containing block, with CollapsibleContent as the sibling that scrolls past. Hover stays on the trigger so the action slot keeps its own, painting over the wrapper's opaque background. Signed-off-by: Amiteshwar Randhawa <amiteshwar04@gmail.com>
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2368-2383: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDisable the kill trigger while the action is pending.
ConfirmableRowActionreceivesisPending, but the kill button at Line [2368] does not use it. After the first confirmation closes, a user can arm a second kill while the first mutation is pending. If the first request completes before the second confirmation, the target can be submitted twice.Add
disabled={props.isPending}and showAgentSpinningDotsin this branch, as the stop branch already does.As per coding guidelines, pending actions must use
disabled={isPending}, preserve the unchanged label, and show inlineAgentSpinningDots.Suggested fix
<Button type="button" variant="ghost" size="xs" className={cn( "h-6 shrink-0 px-1.5 text-destructive hover:bg-destructive/10 hover:text-destructive", ROW_HOVER_REVEAL, )} + disabled={props.isPending} aria-label={`Kill ${props.label}`} onClick={(event) => { event.stopPropagation(); arm(); }} > Kill + {props.isPending ? ( + <AgentSpinningDots + className="ml-1" + testId={undefined} + variant={undefined} + /> + ) : null} </Button>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@clients/gui-app/src/components/resources/resource-monitor-popover.tsx`:
- Around line 2368-2383: Update the kill Button in ConfirmableRowAction to use
disabled={props.isPending}, preserve the existing Kill label, and render
AgentSpinningDots inline while the action is pending, matching the stop branch
behavior.
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Shell / monitor UI consistency — full pass
Companion internal-repo PR (host + protocol consumers) links back here; the internal gitlink bump follows this merge.
What's in the branch
Vocabulary & tabs
managedCommandTitle()/ManagedCommandMonitorIconhelpers — no more third icon or "Output"/"Managed command" strays. Empty-description guard folded into the helper.Output window
pr-[min(30%,12rem)]lane so it never sits on line endings.ShellOutputAvailabilitymodel drives every fallback state. Terminal states (deleted / not-found / unauthorized) are full one-sentence replacements — no ghost cached lines; recoverable states (connecting / reconnecting / stream-error) keep content, keep Stop/Delete, and stream-error gets Retry. Empty log shows "No output yet."; bootstrapping spinners are named. Bound-host capability check (useStreamMethodSupportForon the tile's host) fixes false "too old"/"deleted" cross-host. Paging honesty fixes.Transcript cards (protocol:
toolCallManagedCommandSchemastarted | restartedunion, defaulted so legacy blocks parse;managedCommandSchemawidened withcommand/cwd/cadence;chat.subscribe@1.7widened in place — verified unreleased)run_shellcall: live status bycommandId, elapsed + pulse while running, expandable copyable command, Open-in-Tab. Deletion is only claimed once the owning chat's stream is open and omits the id (no "deleted" flash pre-hydration). Deleted → door dimmed with tooltip.restart_shell: immutable snapshot — "Restarted Monitor · x · command changed", expandable effective command; outcome shown only when the relaunch did not come up ("Failed to start"). Never live.Notes for reviewers
--no-verifyat the user's request to unblock manual testing; CI is the gate.tab-navigation.tsissuePreparedSwapdropspreparationon the draft-swap path (CodeRabbit flagged it earlier; predates the branch).origin/mainin (2 trivial conflicts: schema-frame rename + adjacent new declaration); protocol surface/freeze/compat suites green post-merge.