Follow-up to e687434a6.
Recheck compaction state after navigation dialogs and response cancellation before replacing status indicators or escape handlers. Document navigation conflicts and add regression coverage.
Adds TuiAltScreenOptions.scrollToEndIndicator, composited onto the last
row of the follow-end primary scroll view while it is scrolled up. A left
press on the label resumes end-following. Minimal rebuild of #9080.
- follow up of missed commits for feat(coding-agent): adjust TUI selections in thinking-mode, models and scoped models #8900
* fix(coding-agent): keep fixed theme marker visible
- distinguish the saved theme from the preview cursor
- align the automatic option and update coverage
* fix(coding-agent): keep automatic theme marker visible
- mark configured light and dark themes during preview
- reuse shared theme formatting and update coverage
* fix(coding-agent): keep selector status markers visible
- place status markers before labels
- strike unavailable scoped models and update tests
* fix(coding-agent): align scoped model toggle behavior
- show checks for the all-enabled state
- toggle individual models consistently and add coverage
* docs(coding-agent): add changelog entry
* fix(coding-agent): keep trust marker visible while browsing
- move the saved marker before the trust option
- update tests and changelog
* fix(coding-agent): mark per-model thinking overrides
- add the leading level marker
- update tests and changelog
Run next-turn preparation only when the agent loop continues, allowing threshold compaction before the next provider request. Restore interactive progress when the same run resumes.
Closes#6879
Important to notice:
this changes when prepareNextTurn & prepareNextTurnWithContext are invoked:
the now run only when a next turn actually happens, and after shouldStopAfterTurn.
Reuse the stable renderer, viewport layout, theme detection, and terminal appearance updates. Keep successful operation status derived from replicated lane state.
A presentation draws tool calls and colours; it executes nothing and validates
nothing. Both cost it typebox anyway, which is 17 MB of module graph: 682 ESM
modules whose narrowest entry re-exports ~300 of them, so there is no
cherry-picking and both doors had to close before any process stopped paying.
ToolExecutionComponent no longer looks up createAllToolDefinitions by tool name;
callers pass what to render, and its parameter type now says so. Each built-in
tool's presentation moves to core/tools/renderers/<tool>.ts, leaving the schema
and execute path behind; bash and powershell share createShellRenderers(prompt).
Tool definitions keep their exact public shape and spread the renderers in.
withBuiltInRenderers() preserves the old fallback, where an extension override
without renderers still draws like the built-in - that behaviour used to live
inside the component, and two tests caught its absence.
theme.ts keeps palettes; the typebox schema and its error formatting move to
theme-json.ts, installed through setThemeJsonValidator. Built-in themes were
never validated, so only processes that load user-authored themes need it. pi
installs it during startup, before the first theme loads, and the invalid-theme
message is unchanged.
Measured with mini, running built output: the presentation drops from 87 MB and
99 files to 72 MB and 88 files, with typebox absent from its graph, while still
rendering tool output through the real built-in renderers.
Also: packages/server's vitest aliases were prefix matches, so a subpath import
resolved onto index.ts/utils/uuid and failed five suites; they are exact now
with explicit subpath rules. And mini-test.sh spawns mini the way pi-test.sh
spawns pi, with --fresh/--stop for the detached session server.
* fix(coding-agent): keep model and thinking level changes session scoped
* fix(coding-agent): persist requested default thinking level
* feat: --default arg to persist
* fix
* fix(coding-agent): keep model and thinking level changes session scoped
* fix: make default thinking level per model show list of models
* cleanup export
