Hook the slash_cmds bundle into tui_v3: register the commands in the
palette, add the prompt-injection dispatch and the /scheduler launcher.
Extend the in-house _show_menu with an opt-in multi_select mode
(Space toggles, Enter submits) so /scheduler can start several reflect
tasks at once, plus the matching command tips.
Hook the slash_cmds bundle into tuiapp_v2: register the commands in the
COMMANDS palette and dispatch table, add the prompt-injection handlers
(/update /autorun /morphling /goal /hive) and the /scheduler picker
(multi-select reflect tasks via the existing multi_choice picker), plus
the matching command tips.
Introduce frontends/slash_cmds.py, a shared bundle backing the new
slash commands for both Textual (v2) and curses (v3) frontends.
Provides prompt builders for /update /autorun /morphling /goal /hive
(each injects a concise, imperative directive into the agent prompt)
and the reflect-task discovery/launch helpers used by /scheduler.
Wire the existing /review handler into tgapp so Telegram users can invoke in-session code review, including help responses and streamed agent execution.
scrollback-first tui_v3 rounds out v2 parity across this session:
- /export: v2-aligned subcommands (clip/file/all/legacy); clip writes to the
real OS clipboard via existing copy() (pbcopy/clip.exe/wl-copy/xclip/xsel);
picker→file prefills an editable filename
- tool-call folding: per-turn fold ported from v2 fold_turns; Ctrl+O toggles;
incremental repaint folds turn N the moment turn N+1 marker streams in
- ask_user: focus-cycle model (↑↓ moves between candidates and the input box,
caret hidden on candidate focus); multi-select is checkbox-only with no
input box; [x]/[ ] ASCII checkboxes instead of Unicode ballot glyphs
- plan card: v2 _refresh_planbar port — 5-row budget, current-step line,
complete/placeholder states with grace periods, mtime-cached reads
- attachments: bracketed-paste, image/file placeholders, multi-line paste
aligned to v2 behaviour
- i18n: zh/en layer merged inline (was a separate tui_v3_i18n.py) so the
frontend ships as one drop-in module
pyproject: add prompt_toolkit + pillow to the `ui` extra.
- Add sys.path.append for llmcore's own directory as fallback
- Remove dead variable _imp_err
- Distinguish missing mykey vs import failure with clear error messages
macOS Terminal.app quantises truecolor to its nearest 256 slot (so
#5e6ad2 lavender lands on slot 62 #5f5fd7, visibly more blue) and
renders \x1b[2m as a heavy multiply instead of a gentle blend, producing
the "blue border + heavy shadow" against iTerm's identical code.
Branch on TERM_PROGRAM: iTerm keeps its truecolor accent and \x1b[2m
dim; Apple_Terminal switches to pinned 256-slot accent (105) and an
explicit mid-gray (244) for dim. Box border (146) was already 256-slot
so it carries unchanged.
Replace _history_lines (pre-rendered) with _blocks (source + kind) so
_repaint_screen can re-render every chip, banner, user panel at the
current width. \x1b[3J wipes scrollback on resize/Ctrl+L so the entire
conversation reflows, not just the visible viewport.
SIGWINCH delivery via self-pipe + select() — PEP 475 auto-retry on
os.read makes signal-driven InterruptedError unreliable under iTerm
split panes, so a dedicated pipe wakes the loop deterministically.
Streaming tracks a single _streaming_block whose source grows monotonically
through safe-position commits; mid-stream resize re-renders both the
committed source and the volatile live_tail.
Eight independent fixes accumulated since the last batch, all landing in
tuiapp_v2.py:
1. Code-block selection offset: _align_md_renders's is_centered heuristic
tripped on any code line indented >=4 spaces (Python's default), stripping
the indent from the source string so the visible selection and the copied
text disagreed. Add wide_lead >= 2*nt0_lead guard — only Rich's H1 centering
(wide_lead ~ width/2) crosses it, code lines never do.
2. Blockquote-continuation selection offset: Rich re-emits `▌ ` on every
wrapped visual line of a quote, but the wide-render carries the marker
only once. Strip the marker as a decoration prefix (counts as indent, not
content) and switch the wrap-accumulator to account for the per-break
eaten space — both pre-existing code-block wraps and blockquotes now map
correctly.
3. Streaming ANSI garbage: while a turn is streaming, the tail text segment
was rendered with `Text(content, style=C_FG)` instead of `Text.from_ansi`.
SGR codes from the model/tool output would render as literal `[31m`
glyphs and only resolve after `m.done` flipped or a resize forced a
remount via the Markdown path. Switch the two streaming fast paths to
Text.from_ansi — O(n) scan, no Markdown parse, colors honored live.
4. continue picker LIMIT removed: tuiapp's own `LIMIT = 20` truncated the
/continue picker even though list_sessions() always builds the full list.
Show everything; header now reads "选择要恢复的会话 (N 条)".
5. Long-paste rescue + user echo elision: Windows Terminal yanks window
focus when its >=5KiB paste-warning dialog pops, leaving focused=None
after the user confirms; Textual then routes the Paste event to the App
bubble instead of InputArea, and the paste appears to do nothing. Add a
GenericAgentTUI._on_paste forwarder that refocuses #input and replays the
event into InputArea._on_paste. Separately, on submit, elide user-side
display of very long pastes (head 10 / tail 5 / `⋯ 省略 N 行 ⋯`); the
agent still receives the full content via expand_placeholders.
6. mykey.py hot reload: load_llm_sessions() already had mtime-gated reload
plumbing, but it only ran on Agent.__init__ / next_llm / list_llms — so
editing mykey.py mid-session required restart. Two triggers added:
on_input_area_submitted now calls load_llm_sessions() before sending
(cheap mtime check; rebuilds on change), and a new /reload-keys command
forces a sweep across every session (resetting llmcore._mykey_mtime
per-iteration so the cache doesn't short-circuit later sessions).
7. Resize / sidebar toggle no longer jumps to bottom: _remount_current_session
used to unconditionally scroll_end after rebuilding. Capture scroll_y +
"was at bottom?" first; stick to bottom only if the user was already there,
otherwise restore the prior scroll_y so resizes don't yank the user away
from what they were reading.
8. Markdown table cells wrap instead of ellipsizing: Rich's Markdown
TableElement passes no `overflow` to Table.add_column, so the default
"ellipsis" hides long cell content with `…` on narrow widths. Patch
TableElement.__rich_console__ on import to pass overflow="fold".
Shen Hao