Patch release: the real fix for the ticket/decision sidebars failing on
first load — IPC-server swaps are now serialized so the repo workspace
bind always wins over the boot launch-CWD bind (T-352). Supersedes the
partial 2.3.1 re-fetch-on-open, which is kept for mid-session switches.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2.3.1 fix (re-fetch the pql sidebars on ProjectOpened) only helped
the picker-first path, where the project opens after the window is up.
With sticky-startup the project opens during boot, before the panes
mount and subscribe, so they never received the event — the sidebars
stayed broken.
Root cause is a race in the IPC-server lifecycle. The boot factory fires
swapIpcServer(launchCwd) with unawaited(); the project-open flow then
fires swapIpcServer(repo). Each swap stops the live server, binds a new
one, and reconnects the daemon client. Unserialized, the two interleave
and the late-finishing boot swap can clobber the repo bind, reconnecting
the client to the launch-CWD (HOME) socket. The daemon's PqlClient (and
git/files) then run against the wrong workspace, so the first
pql.tickets.list hits a stale/global pql.db and errors
("ticket_deps.blocker_record_id missing — pql.db is from an earlier
schema"). A manual refresh worked because by then things had settled.
Chain every swap on a serialization Future so they apply in call order;
the repo swap is issued last and therefore wins. Kept the pane re-fetch
from 2.3.1 — it still covers genuine mid-session project switches.
Verified app boot is unaffected (test/app_test.dart green).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Patch release: ticket/decision sidebars load on first open (T-352), plus
the KWin frameless-chrome map fix (T-351) and the transient pql-failure
retry (T-350) that landed since 2.3.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
On a desktop launch the daemon's PqlClient boots with workDir set to the
launch CWD (e.g. HOME), not the repo — swapIpcServer only rewires it once
the project opens. The tickets and decisions panes fire their first pql
fetch before that swap, so pql runs in the wrong directory against a
stale/global pql.db and the pane errors (observed:
"ticket_deps.blocker_record_id missing — pql.db is from an earlier
schema"). A manual refresh worked because by then the workspace was open.
This is a wrong-workDir timing issue, not db-busy, so the T-350 retry
doesn't catch it. Both panes now re-fetch on ProjectOpened, which fires
after the IPC server swaps to the project workRoot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
On KDE Plasma 6 / KWin 6 the frameless chrome still showed the native
title bar even with the decoration code compiled in. The KDE
server-decoration request ran on the GtkWidget "realize" signal, but
GTK's Wayland backend only creates the wl_surface on map — so at realize
gdk_wayland_window_get_wl_surface() was null and the request bailed,
leaving KWin (which defaults to server-side decorations on Wayland) to
draw its title bar.
Also connect the handler to "map", where the surface is live. The realize
pass still does the X11 gdk_window_set_decorations hint and bails harmlessly
on the Wayland part, so no duplicate decoration object is created.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pql-backed sidebar panes fetch once on first build. If that fetch
fired too early — the planning DB still settling at startup, or a db-busy
SQLite lock under concurrent pql writes (pql exits 69) — the pane showed
"pql … failed" and stayed there until a manual refresh re-fired it.
Retry transient failures at the single chokepoint, PqlClient._run: on a
busy/locked signal (exit 69, or stderr mentioning database is locked /
busy) retry a few times with short backoff before throwing. Genuine
errors aren't busy, so they still surface immediately.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cut the accumulated Unreleased entries under a dated 2.3.0 heading and
bump pubspec + licenses self.version. Minor bump: the batch adds features
(file references, task dock, deny-simplify, ticket pick-up, type-filter
chips, VS Code/JetBrains keymaps) alongside the fixes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The frameless custom chrome (D-057) is gated on HAS_WAYLAND_CLIENT, which
was only defined when CMake's non-required wayland-client check happened
to find it. A build host/container without the Wayland client dev headers
(plausible on Bazzite/immutable distros that build in a distrobox) silently
compiled the decoration-suppression out, so the rebuilt app shipped the
compositor's native title bar (double title bar on KDE Plasma Wayland).
Make wayland-client a hard requirement: fail the configure with an
actionable message (Fedora wayland-devel / Debian libwayland-dev) rather
than drop a core feature. Fix the stale "xdg-decoration" comment — the
code uses the KDE server-decoration protocol.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The hook ran the full ~2min push-check on every push, even one touching
only docs, changelog, pql data, tests, or assets. Diff the pushed range
(from the hook's stdin) and run the full gate only when lib/ (app/runtime
source) or pubspec.* (deps/version) changed; otherwise run just the
instant decisions + changelog gates.
Other changes ride along with a lib change in practice, the full suite
stays available via `make push-check`, and the release CI runs it forced
on a tagged version. A state we can't classify (unfetched remote sha, new
branch) falls back to the full gate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The ticket_idmap export was uncommitted working-tree churn that a rebase
DB-rebuild dropped, so pql could not resolve T-347 by id. Re-export the
mappings from the rebuilt DB.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A desktop launcher gives the app a minimal PATH (e.g. /usr/bin:/bin) with
no ~/.local/bin, where pql installs — so _findOnPath('pql') returned null,
clide spawned the literal 'pql', and Process.start failed with ENOENT;
the pql pane errored. The PATH re-expansion that re-adds ~/.local/bin +
/usr/local/bin ran on macOS only; Linux GUI launches hit the same wall.
Extend it to Linux (homebrew dirs stay macOS-only). Extract the logic
into a pure expandToolPath() so the platform gating is unit-tested.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The external `timeout`/`setsid` wrapper is GNU coreutils and absent on
macOS. When `timeout` wasn't found, run_pass captured the negated
pipeline status (0) into rc and `exit $rc` exited 0 — so the entire core
suite was silently skipped at every push on macOS, while push-check went
green. Switch to dart test's built-in --timeout, the same portable hang
guard ci/test.sh already uses; the core dart passes previously had no
per-test timeout at all. Loses the process-group SIGKILL backstop, which
only fired for a wedged PTY child that ignored the in-Dart timeout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
macOS had only 3 of the 8 platform goldens linux carries; the
conversation-card, collapser, and tool-collapser suites never had a
macOS baseline, and clide_tab_bar was stale after recent card/font
changes. Regenerated against current rendering so the suite passes on
macOS with full linux parity.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The two coverage passes shared fixed paths (coverage/lcov.info →
lcov.parallel.info → merge → rm -f), so a concurrent flutter test
--coverage — a second push gate, or a `make test` during a push — raced
and deleted this run's intermediate mid-merge, crashing merge_lcov with
FileNotFoundError.
Each pass now writes to a per-run mktemp dir via --coverage-path; the
merge runs from there and only the final result lands in coverage/lcov.info
via an atomic rename within coverage/. No shared intermediates, so
concurrent runs can't corrupt each other.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ClideCollapserCard and ConversationCard sat adjacent but used different
tokens for the same roles, so labels/summaries rendered 1-2px apart.
Standardise both on label = clideFontCaption (14), collapsed summary =
clideFontMeta (13): bump ConversationCard's label up from clideFontSmall,
bring the collapser's summary down from clideFontCaption. Goldens
regenerated for the affected card images.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A row of toggle chips below the filter box — one per pql ticket type,
ordered large→small (Initiative, Epic, Story, Task, Bug), each with its
TicketTypeColors dot + border. Single-click toggles a type; double-click
isolates it (chart-legend solo, fully reversible); disabling the last
enabled type snaps all back on so the list is never blank. ANDed with the
text filter; all on by default, nothing persisted.
One GestureDetector owns both onTap + onDoubleTap so Flutter disambiguates
single vs double. Wireframe updated + approved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug / Ticket / Epic / Initiative toggle chips at the top of the tickets
panel, all on by default. Single-click toggles a type; double-click solos
it (chart-legend pattern), double-click again restores all; last-off
resets to all-on. Filed under the UI epic T-276 with a Frame0 wireframe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The T-339 pick-up test was the only importer of the ~450-line claude
extension.dart, pulling its (mostly UI-wiring, untestable) lines into
the coverage denominator and dropping the suite below the 95% floor.
Move applyTicketPickUp into its own ticket_pick_up.dart and the T-300
path resolver into a pure resolveWorkspaceFilePath() — both small, fully
covered, and imported by the tests instead of the whole extension. No
behavior change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
dart format was missed on this file in the T-300 commit; the pre-push
gate's --set-exit-if-changed caught it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found by a docs/ staleness audit:
- architecture.md: Claude no longer runs under tmux — it's driven over
the stream-json control protocol with --resume (D-75/D-77/D-78); and
the IPC socket server is implemented, not "currently unimplemented".
- testing/README.md + claude-ui-workflow.md: drop the dissolved app/
two-package paths (D-56) — tests live at test/ and the web build at
build/web/.
- design/multitab-pane.md: the Claude pane spawns a stream-json session,
not a tmux one; ClaudeSessionRef carries the session id.
Frozen historical snapshots (initial-plan.md, the HISTORICAL pty docs,
dated spikes/audits) left as-is.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scope clarification: each per-agent card must pull that agent's full
nested run (prompt + prose/thinking/tool cards/results), correctly
attributed under parallel fan-out. Flags the resolveOwner nearest-lastAgent
fallback (conversation_view.dart:228) as a mis-routing hazard for
concurrent agents. Also pins that existing grouping is preserved: non-agent
foldables still cluster into the Activity card, intra-agent folding
(T-263/T-264/T-338) is reused not rebuilt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Investigated whether spawned subagents get their own collapsing card.
They don't: groupConversation/_isFoldable (activity_cluster.dart) treats
Task/Agent tool-uses like any non-diff tool, so consecutive spawns merge
into one "Activity / N steps" cluster. T-263/T-264/T-338 only shaped what
renders INSIDE one agent card. Filed T-342 (under T-276) for the
complement: break distinct Agent spawns out into their own labelled cards.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The catch-all "dispatch threw" log omitted the request command, so a
handler exception couldn't be correlated to what caused it (PTY/IPC
audit item #26). Track the resolved cmd across the request handler and
include it in the error log.
The audit's other two items were already satisfied: errno/signal magic
numbers are centralized in PosixErrno + ffi/libc.dart, and the IPC
server already logs through the kernel Logger (no stderr.writeln left).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tell the git-commit skill and CLAUDE.md not to hand-stage .pql/changelog
— the pre-commit hook exports and stages it on every commit. The only
caveat: a ticket-only turn must make at least one commit to fire the hook.
Already documented in the pql skill.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Persist the T-57 note append that a prior commit's stale export missed;
also carries a re-serialized row for an existing backlog ticket.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- T-45 cancelled: tmux detect/install gate is obsolete — D-77/D-78 moved
the Claude pane off tmux to the stream-json control protocol + --resume.
- T-57: noted it applies to both the left sidebar and right context-bar
rails, and that the left-most item opens by default.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- test: 1.30.0 → 1.31.0 (matches pubspec dev_dependencies)
- tree-sitter purpose: stale app/native/ path → native/linux-x64/
Surfaced by the T-25 audit and the 2026-05-14 security review. The
"phantom lints entry" that review also flagged is already gone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a "Tooling discipline" note to CLAUDE.md — run gates via the make
targets (e.g. make changelog-gate), not the ci/ scripts they wrap; the
Bash working dir is the repo root (no cd / git -C); one command per
invocation. Point the git-commit skill at make changelog-gate for the
60-word cap instead of naming the raw script.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A user-initiated denial (Deny & simplify) came back as an isError
tool_result and rendered as a prominent expanded-red "Bash · error"
block — pure noise, since the user chose it. It now folds to a muted,
collapsed "denied" card.
Built as a reusable filter rather than string-matching the note: DenyTool
carries a `quiet` flag, the session collects quiet denials' tool_use_ids,
and ConversationView renders any error whose id is in that set folded +
muted. Genuine tool failures (ids not in the set) keep the expanded-red
treatment. Adding future "expected error" cases is just adding ids.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a ticket is handed to a live Claude pane (T-327), advance it to
in_progress on the receiving side of the bus — gated on acceptance, so a
pick-up with no live session stays a quiet no-op and never mutates state.
Only a not-yet-started ticket (backlog/ready) transitions, so re-picking
up a review/done ticket doesn't drag it backwards. On success it publishes
(builtin.tickets, changed) so the sidebar refreshes.
The handler logic moves into a testable applyTicketPickUp() seam; the
sidebar button now carries the current status in the pick-up payload.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
In live stream-json sessions a sub-agent's spawning prompt is tagged
with parent_tool_use_id, not the transcript JSONL's isSidechain +
parentUuid. The parser ignored that field, so the prompt parsed as a
main-thread user turn and rendered as a blue "you" card above the
Activity Agent card instead of folding into it.
Carry parent_tool_use_id onto ConversationItem; its presence now marks
the item as a sidechain message. The sidechain fold resolves ownership
directly by tool-use id (no transcript-only uuid chain to walk), so the
prompt folds into its Agent card and the run nests under it as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Workspace file paths mentioned by Claude now linkify and open in the
editor: bare (lib/app.dart), with a line (lib/app.dart:42), backticked,
or as markdown links. Only paths that exist in the repo linkify — the
resolver gates on existence so prose (version numbers, "e.g.") stays
literal. Clicking maps to the editor.open verb, jumping to the line when
a :line suffix is present (D-6 parity).
ClideMarkdown gains resolveFileRef + onOpenFile hooks; conversation_view
resolves against the open project root + existsSync and dispatches over
IPC. Detection covers running prose, whole-content code spans, and link
hrefs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug under the UI tracker epic (T-276). The sub-agent prompt leaks to the
top level as a blue 'you' UserMessage instead of folding into the Activity
Agent card (T-263 behaviour), because the fold keys off envelope
isSidechain/parentUuid and the spawning prompt's envelope arrives without
them resolving to the Agent tool_use.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Plan an epic to run clide locally against a repo on a remote machine over
SSH: execution remote (git, pql, claude, terminal, file I/O), UI + clipboard
local, bridged by SSH. Resolves Q-23.
Epic T-329 with stories T-330..T-336: Phase-0 governance spike (gates the
epic; decides the footprint model — no-install ssh-exec vs auto-pushed
agent — and resolves Q-23), model-independent backbone (transport seam,
ssh:// open scheme, Claude stdio-control remoting, image-paste bridge, UI),
and an execution-layer fork placeholder that expands after the spike.
Dependency chain wired via ticket blocks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a clause to the preformatted deny-simplify note so Claude proceeds
silently with the simpler version instead of narrating the change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The image fills the 94% viewer with a transparent letterbox, so taps on
the dimmed canvas beside the image hit the viewer and did nothing — only
the 6% margin dismissed. Add onTapUp that dismisses when the tap lands
outside the actual painted-image rect (computed from the RenderImage +
applyBoxFit, transformed for any zoom/pan). Double-tap reset, scroll
zoom, pan, Esc, and the close button are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
AnimatedSwitcher cross-fades exiting + entering glyphs for 200ms; with a
fixed per-status ValueKey, flipping a status back (running -> success ->
running within the fade, e.g. two bound Claude panes) left two children
keyed 'running' in the Stack -> "Duplicate keys found" + a cascade of
follow-on framework errors. Make the indicator stateful and fold a
per-change sequence counter into the key, so each appearance is unique and
a same-status rebuild still doesn't re-animate. Regression test flips
status mid-cross-fade with real animations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hovering a ticket card reveals a person-simple-run icon; clicking it
fetches the full ticket (pql.tickets.show withContext), builds a "pick
this up and start" prompt, and publishes ('builtin.tickets','pick-up',
{id,prompt}) on the message bus. The Claude builtin subscribes and
injects it into the active session (primary, else first visible) as a
user turn — a quiet no-op when no session is live. Sidebar stays
decoupled from the orchestrator (bus-only). Prompt-builder test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Settle the activity-card run-status size at 26 (clideIconHero) — a touch
larger than the 24 trial, which reads better in review.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude's TodoWrite checklist was invisible. Add a TaskItem/TaskStatus
model + a latest-wins parser (taskListFrom) that reads the most recent
TodoWrite tool call (it replaces the whole list each time), and a compact
display-only ClaudeTaskDock pinned between the conversation and the
composer: collapsed to "N tasks · M done" + the current in-progress item,
expandable to the full checklist with per-item status glyphs + a11y
labels. Hidden when there are no tasks. Parser + widget tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A fourth button on the permission card that denies the action with a
preformatted note: it's too complex for the permission system, retry in a
simpler/more granular form, and explicitly do NOT add a memory or change
permission settings (so Claude reformulates instead of fiddling with the
permission surface). A typed note is appended rather than discarded.
Addressable by number key (4 with remember, else 3); tooltip explains it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
At size 12 the rotating logo-mark spinner on in-progress collapser cards
read as a static speck. Add a clideIconHero (24) control-geometry token
and use it for ClideStatusIndicator on the collapser — the spinner now
reads as motion at a glance; the success check / error cross share the
size so the card doesn't jump when the run settles. Only call site is the
collapser, so other status surfaces are untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cut 2.2.0 from Unreleased — a large feature batch since 2.1.0 (collapser
cards, clide:// deep links, .editorconfig, the Phosphor-by-name icon
system, settings-modal wireframe, theme persistence, and a stack of UI
fixes). Bump pubspec to 2.2.0; trim three changelog bullets under the
60-word cap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tab strips — Claude session tabs (MultitabPane._TabStrip) and the
slot tab bar (ClideTabBar) — sat flush against the chrome above, reading
as cramped. Add a 1px top margin to both Containers so the pane surface
behind shows as a hairline gap, separating the tabBarBackground strip
from the chrome edge. Both are single-use widgets, so the margin applies
once per surface (no double-apply).
Regenerated the linux clide_tab_bar golden. (The macOS variant is now 1px
stale but is dormant on the linux gate; regenerate on macOS.)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Filed under UI epic T-276. The ClideTabBar
(lib/widgets/src/clide_tab_bar.dart) sits flush against the
chrome above it; add a 1px hairline of breathing room, applied
where it won't double up across the surfaces that embed a tab
bar. Changelog only — leaves concurrent lib/ work untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Image cards, thumbnails, the lightbox, and `clide image show` rendered
via Image.file, whose FileImage keys Flutter's imageCache by (path,
scale) only — so overwriting a file at the same path handed back the
previously decoded frame (hit live re-exporting a wireframe PNG). Add
ClideFileImage, a FileImage that folds mtime + size into ==/hashCode so an
in-place change is a fresh cache key (miss → re-decode), and route the
five Image.file sites through it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records the T-7 -> T-317 merge on D-91's Relationship bullet (the
former Tier-5 canvas+graph epic folds into the unified canvas
epic; canvas pane T-322 + graph view T-323 consume the shared
renderer) and the D-91 index line. Plus the changelog for this
turn's board restructure: epic T-317, core engine T-318,
templates T-319/320/321, re-parented T-313/315/316, T-7 cancelled
as superseded, T-41 moved to T-276.
Governance + .pql/changelog only — leaves concurrent lib/ work
and CHANGELOG.md to the other worker on this branch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The injected context block and the thinking / agent-prompt blocks
rendered as frameless `bare` cards, reading as unfinished `> context …`
rows next to the framed tool cards. Switch them to the bordered variant —
same panel border + left chevron + label as the surrounding cards — while
keeping the D-78 de-emphasis (muted accent, collapsed by default,
first-line summary; thinking gains a summary for parity). Adds a
conversation_card_meta golden.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-315 (task): add a client-side stdin path to the clide CLI so
commands can take a piped JSON payload (`… | clide icon show
--stdin`), the ergonomic peer of --file. Generic infra slurped in
lib/src/cli/ before the IpcRequest is sent; commands opt in via
CommandSchema. Unblocks the piped variants of T-313/T-316.
T-316 (task): give `clide image show` the same metadata plumbing
as the icon card — a JSON payload (--file, or --stdin once T-315
lands) carrying label/description/captions so images can be
annotated, extending ImageMessage + the image card. Starts with
text metadata; visual marker overlays flagged as a follow-up.
Existing `image show <path> --caption` form stays unchanged.
Both under UI epic T-276; cross-linked from T-313.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The CLI section was partly aspirational. Tie it to the real
plumbing: register icon.show on DaemonDispatcher with a
CommandSchema (clide icon show); bare previews as variadic
stringList positionals; labelled/described entries via a
--file <json> flag — NOT --stdin (clide's argv parser
lib/src/cli/argv_to_request.dart has no stdin path). Render path
mirrors image.show: Flutter-free handler, injected resolver,
publish on an 'icon' MessageBus channel captured in main.dart,
injected by the Claude extension. Acceptance updated to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the 49 hand-maintained named consts with one generated
label→codepoint map (phosphor_glyphs.g.dart, 1512 glyphs from the glyph
table via tool/gen_phosphor_glyphs.dart). Feature code now references
glyphs by their exact kebab-case name — PhosphorIcons.byName('folder') —
with no raw codepoints; this also lets a Lua extension name an icon
without crossing the FFI boundary with a codepoint.
byName is total: an unknown name degrades to the `placeholder` box so the
bug is visible (it's a real error), while phosphor_glyphs_test asserts
every byName('...') literal in lib/ resolves — recovering the typo check a
const gave. Migrated the 89 call sites. Adds EmptyIconPainter for an
intentional blank that still reserves the icon box; ClideFilterBox gains
showIcon to keep the slot aligned when blank.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the proposed new 48px constant; the hero glyph reuses the
existing clideFontWelcomeBanner (52) token instead — no new
typography token needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Broadens the Phosphor glyph card from a single-glyph preview to a
list of entries, each glyph + optional label + optional
description, driven by `clide icon show` (terse positional for
bare previews, JSON payload for labelled/described entries).
- Multi-size: each icon renders at a 48px hero (new named
constant) plus a sample at every inline type token (badge 11 ->
body 15) so legibility at real UI sizes is visible.
- Selection model (decided): display card stays display-only
(D-78); selection happens in the interaction zone via a
Claude-offered choice list whose options reuse the card's
per-icon labels — labels are the bridge for the show-then-pick
flow.
- Notes name->codepoint resolution already exists
(phosphor_glyphs.g.dart, PhosphorIcons.byName), retiring the
old 'generate the full set' caveat.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Frame0 wireframe for the app settings UI (design step under T-8). A
centered modal with a left sidebar of sections (Claude is one), inline
per-field scope (no header toggle): each field shows its EFFECTIVE value
+ a source tag, edits default to Project, and a field's tag promotes it
to Always (global, all clide) or resets. Editor category fully rendered
(number/select/toggle/external-file + override shadow).
Scope tag becomes an icon: folder (project) / globe (always) /
circle-dashed (default), recorded on T-302. Filed T-313 (native Phosphor
glyph preview card — the vehicle to pick icons in-pane) and T-312 (image
card caches by path).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The prompt card's number-key shortcuts matched only digit1..digit9
(the number row); numpad 1-9 fell through to ignored. Add a
parallel _numpadKeys list and check it in _onKey so the keypad
maps to the same 1-9 selection for Allow/Deny and question
options. numpadEnter was already handled. The hasPrimaryFocus
guard still lets digits type into a focused note field.
Adds four widget tests (numpad Allow/Deny, question option,
focused-note swallow). Closes T-310 (under UI epic T-276).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Filed under UI epic T-276. Adds a fourth permission-card option:
a deny carrying a preformatted note asking Claude to retry the
action in a simpler format, with an explicit clause not to add a
memory or rewrite permission config (avoids continuous fiddling
with the permission surface). Working label 'Deny & simplify',
tooltip via ClideButton's existing tooltip param. Captures the
escalation-in-context design note. Persisting the changelog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Core Workflow ran straight through and tended to fan out a
whole set of screens unprompted. Reframe it as a design
conversation: author one screen, show it, then STOP for explicit
user approval before building the next (loop back to step 2 per
screen). Multi-screen requests become a one-at-a-time queue.
Closes T-307 (under UI epic T-276).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Capture the three card categories (dialog / simple / collapsible), the
ClideCollapserCard rules, and the shared card-spacing constants so future
conversation-panel work follows the settled model. Closes T-305.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every tool use now renders as a ClideCollapserCard over a one-item list
(a single tool is a list of one) — no separate single-card path. The
collapser carries the echoed last line, the count, and the aggregate
status (spinner while in-flight, check/cross once resolved); the inner
content card holds the call body + folded CALL/PROMPT/RESULT segments and
its own per-item mark. Inside a run (activity/edits/agent), tools render
as the bare inner content card so collapsers don't nest.
ConversationCard gains a `margin` param so inner cards carry no stream
margin; the collapser pads its inner canvas evenly on all sides (the
inner card no longer jams under the header). Rewrote the conversation_view
tests for the new structure and added a single-tool golden.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Filed under UI epic T-276. Prompt-card number shortcuts only
match the top number row (_digitKeys = digit1..digit9); numpad
1-9 fall through. numpadEnter is already handled, so numpad
parity is partial. Persisting the ticket changelog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Filed under UI epic T-276. Clicking the dimmed area beside a
smaller-than-94% image doesn't close the lightbox today — the
host backdrop only reaches the 6% margin. Persisting the ticket
changelog (no code change to piggyback on).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude's TodoWrite/TaskCreate task list is currently neither parsed
(transcript_reader skips the event) nor rendered — invisible to the user.
Ticket covers modelling it from the transcript and docking a compact,
collapsible, display-only list directly above the composer in the Claude
conversation view. Filed under the UI epic T-276.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bookkeeping only — these all had DONE/FIXED completion notes (and landed
commits) but were never transitioned off in_progress/ready:
T-29 editor respects .editorconfig (d5da614)
T-292 pty session_test flake — serial pty pass (0231cb4)
T-236 pasted-image @path thumbnails (7fb1a10)
T-254 pasted-image inline render — closed with T-236 (7fb1a10)
T-241 ultrawide widget-test coverage (1411e19)
T-253 clickable conversation links (1e8e37c)
T-293 per-repo theme persistence (e7cbdcd)
Review queue is now empty; no open work left in active/ready.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The activity run, edit run, and sub-agent run cards now render through the
shared ClideCollapserCard primitive instead of ClideHolderCard. The
collapsed ticker now leads with the card label, the count sits in a
fixed-width slot, and the status tick is pinned to the right edge.
ClideHolderCard (T-266) is fully superseded — removed along with its test
and golden; the deeper-control-passthrough coverage moved to the
ClideCollapserCard widget test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
First slice of the conversation-panel card unification. Adds the
category-3 collapser primitive (lib/widgets/): a list of 1..N inner item
cards, collapsed ticker <-> expanded framed inner canvas, with the agreed
chrome — color drives the border + chevron/label tint, a fixed-width
counter slot, the status icon hard against the right edge, chevron hard
against the left edge, background + caret toggle (D-78 tail-follow). The
aggregate status/count/echoed-title are caller-computed, so the widget
stays free of conversation semantics; inner items keep their own per-item
status.
Also adds clide_card_metrics.dart — shared spacing constants (gap, radius,
header padding, counter slot width) for all three card categories.
Not yet wired into the stream (no user-visible change); migration of the
group/tool cards follows. Widget test + golden included.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-306: card the injected "context" conversation block to match the
collapser-card frame the rest of the tool/group cards use, keeping the
D-78 muted/collapsed de-emphasis.
T-307: gate the frame0-wireframe skill on user approval after each shown
screen — wireframing is a design dialogue, not a batch generation run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two collapser-card families (ClideHolderCard group container, T-266; the
ConversationCard merged tool card, T-262) attach collapse differently and
render inconsistent header chrome — status mark placement, no fixed
counter slot, color knob on one but not the other. File T-305 (under the
T-276 UI tracker) to extract one ClideCollapserCard primitive both grab:
a `color` for border/text fidelity, a fixed-width counter slot, and the
status icon hard against the card edge.
Adds the Frame0 wireframe (collapsed color variants + expanded nested
cards) at docs/design/wireframes/cards/collapser-card.{json,png}.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pql integration tests (test/pql/client_test.dart) and pql.* daemon
handler tests (test/daemon/pql_commands_test.dart) each spawn a real
`pql` process against the shared on-disk .pql/pql.db. In the parallel
test pool, concurrent invocations contend for the SQLite lock and flake
with PqlException(69) (db busy) — surfaced reliably by the pql 1.10
record_id migration. They pass one-at-a-time, so isolation is the fix.
Tag both files @Tags(['serial']) and add a --concurrency=1 serial pass
to ci/test_core.sh (pty + serial together), mirroring ci/test.sh's
existing serial handling. The error-path companion uses a fake binary,
so it stays parallel.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rewrites the committed .pql/changelog/ from the old T-NNN-keyed format to
the record_id identity model (pql 1.10.0, D-26): tickets keyed by a ULID
record_id, the friendly T-NNN in ticket_idmap, references and hashes
recomputed. Produced by the one-off cmd/migrate-ids in the pql repo.
Other clones: install pql >= 1.10.0, then rm .pql/pql.db && pql plan
rebuild to regenerate the local DB from this changelog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The "Open Folder on a non-repo path" widget test wedged the runner ~10
minutes on a _RawReceivePort teardown hang. Root cause: project
validation shelled out to `git rev-parse` via Process.run, whose exit
ReceivePort leaks under the fake-async widget-test harness.
The KernelFixture now injects a pure-Dart `.git`-walk validator
(synchronous existsSync/typeSync, no native port), so the open-folder
flow is subprocess-free. Un-skipped the test and scoped the switcher
tap to the hat-bar ClideTappable to disambiguate it from the welcome
overlay's "clide" wordmark.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The composer (and any bottom-most pane content) ran flush into the
window's bottom resize-drag strip when the status bar was hidden, since
the bar normally covers that edge. Reserve ClideResizeBorder.edgeThickness
as a bottom inset in RootLayout whenever the status bar is not visible, so
the interaction zone bottom-anchors consistently either way.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause (confirmed by standalone reproducer): the Open Workspace
folder picker. GTK's GtkPlacesSidebar enumeration inside
gtk_file_chooser_dialog_new(SELECT_FOLDER) builds GFileInfo objects
without standard::size, then calls g_file_info_get_size() — a
GTK-internal bug that emits a GLib-GIO-CRITICAL pair on every pick.
Ruled out the T-138 clipboard channel.
Two-part fix:
- Switch pickDirectory to GtkFileChooserNative (portal-backed; runs
out-of-process and silently in sandboxed/Flatpak builds).
- Install a narrowly-scoped GLib-GIO log handler that drops only the
"g_file_info_get_size / without standard::size" message and forwards
every other GLib-GIO critical untouched — the universal fix for the
non-sandbox fallback path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A clide:// link is an untrusted external vector (any webpage can fire one), so it
no longer translates to a command in parseArgv. It routes the raw URL to a new
builtin.deeplink handler that is doubly defensive: a default-deny allowlist
(kDeepLinkSafeActions — only the read-only 'open' verb; run/git/write/passthrough
rejected) AND a mandatory 'an external link wants to: … allow?' confirmation
before anything runs. Records the security boundary as D-90.
The earlier silent editor.open passthrough is replaced; open still works, now
behind the prompt. Tests cover the allowlist (the boundary) + the gating.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
clide://open?path=&line= translates (in parseArgv) to editor.open, so an OS
scheme invocation routes through the existing CLI→IPC path into the running
window — single-instance for free, no new code path. Registered the scheme:
linux/clide.desktop MimeType x-scheme-handler/clide (Exec already passes %U) and
macOS Info.plist CFBundleURLTypes. Parser validates the action/path/line.
Linux works end to end (the OS passes the URL as argv). macOS URL DELIVERY (the
AppDelegate openURLs callback → forward into this path) is a follow-up — the
scheme is registered, but the native hook needs a real macOS machine to verify,
so it's not shipped blind. Also drops a stray import in clide_markdown_test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add setSurfaceSize(tester, width) to the widget harness — the reusable way to
test width-sensitive layout at an ultrawide surface (a wide SizedBox under the
default 800px surface is clamped, so the view's physicalSize must be set), the
foundation T-241 asked for.
Ultrawide cases on the surfaces most prone to width-proportional bugs (the T-239
class): ClideMarquee stays static when a line fits a 3440 slot (it was only
tested narrow); the quick-open palette stays width-capped, not stretched edge to
edge. The status bar already covers 600+3440 (T-239).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
In a ToolPromptCard, number keys pick the matching button/option (labels are
prefixed 1./2./3.…) and Enter confirms the primary action — matching the Claude
CLI. Permission: 1=Allow, 2=Allow&remember (when offered) else Deny, 3=Deny.
AskUserQuestion: 1..N select/toggle the current question's options + Other.
The card autofocuses and the key handler self-guards on hasPrimaryFocus, so once
the user clicks into a note field the digits type normally and never fire a
button. Shared the permission/option actions between the buttons and the keys.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
http(s) links (typed or autolinked) in the conversation now open via the OS URL
handler (OsBridge.openURL) on click, with a hover underline + pointer; non-http
schemes stay inert. Works across prose, lists, tables, and headings.
Refactor: ClideMarkdown's growing set of inline-interaction callbacks
(onRecordTap, onImageToken, onLinkTap) is bundled into one ClideMarkdownHooks
value threaded as a single param — no more per-callback threading, and the hooks
now reach every context uniformly (links/images previously only worked in some).
The public widget API is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both under the UI tracker epic T-276. T-300: linkify file-path
references in the conversation so they open in the editor via
`clide editor open`. T-301: show in-repo paths relative to the repo
root — design open, needs discussion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-235: app-scoped kActivityFoldLevelKey + a claude.activity.fold-level command
that cycles none→tools→thinking→everything; ClaudePane + team_panel_host read it
and re-fold live via the settings notifier. Unit tests for the helpers.
T-132 cleanup: the one blocked item (account/team token budget) is detached
(T-158), reframed as Q-34 'how + when to surface the budget given upstream
doesn't expose it', with T-158 as its backlog resolver. T-132 closed — all
doable work delivered.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two fixes to the just-shipped collapse toggles:
- They lived inside the centre StatusbarHost, so they shifted when a pane
collapsed and the bar resized. Move them to the OUTER status-bar row ends
(screen edges) so they stay put. StatusbarHost reverts to its prior layout.
- The toggle was a const widget that read isCollapsed in its own build; Flutter
skips identical const children on rebuild, so the chevron never flipped. Pass
collapsed/visible in from the parent's arrangement listener so it rebuilds and
the chevron tracks the action direction. A 'flips live' test now guards it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Salvage the report's only actionable content — automate Dart osv-scanner
and native SHA256 verification in CI — into T-299, then drop the stray
root-level analysis doc (the rest was praise + an exploration trace;
recoverable from history at bf4b6be).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A run of 2+ consecutive edits to the same file now folds into one ClideHolderCard
labelled '# edits' (coalesceEditRuns, run after groupConversation) instead of a
stack of cards; a different file or an interleaving step splits the run. Every
edit stays reachable on expand.
The holder gained an optional aggregate status. New owned primitives: ClideSpinner
(the logo mark, monochrome, 3D Y-axis rotation, reduced-motion-aware) and
ClideStatusIndicator (running→spinner / success→check / error→cross, with an
AnimatedSwitcher seam for a richer transition later — kept self-contained, not
built on ConversationCard's mark). The activity card shares the same indicator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the interaction zone grows/shrinks (composer ↔ permission prompt /
AskUserQuestion, D-78) the conversation viewport changed height but the scroll
offset didn't follow, leaving the last card hidden behind the taller box. Track
whether the view is pinned to the tail; a LayoutBuilder around the list detects
the viewport-height change and re-jumps to the bottom only when pinned, so a
scrolled-up reader is undisturbed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed ~24px caret-line cells bookend the status bar (left=sidebar, right=context);
chevron flips per arrangement.isCollapsed (inward=collapse, outward=expand) and
fires the existing sidebar.collapse / context.collapse commands — the mouse
affordance for the already keyboard/CLI-addressable action (D-6). Visual only;
no new collapse logic. Status items shift 28px inward for the reserved cells.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Composer/prompt box alignment depends on the status bar being present;
with it hidden the box sits weird. Should bottom-anchor independently.
Filed under T-276.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
set() doesn't await its file write, so a write in flight when the store is
disposed (app shutdown, or a closing test) would assert on a disposed
ChangeNotifier. Skip the post-write notify once disposed via a _disposed guard +
_safeNotify. Surfaced by the T-293 theme-persistence test flaking under the
loaded parallel run; also the correct behaviour for graceful shutdown.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When the interaction zone (D-78) grows for a permission / AskUserQuestion
prompt, the conversation viewport shrinks but the scroll offset isn't
adjusted, so tail content hides behind the box. Filed under T-276.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A pasted-image @<path> token now renders as an inline, keyboard-activatable
thumbnail in the Claude conversation that opens the full image in the lightbox;
the composer's attachment chips use the same (larger, 44px) thumbnail. New
ImageThumbnail + openImageLightbox in the Claude layer; ClideMarkdown gains an
onImageToken builder seam (mirroring onRecordTap) that drops a WidgetSpan into
the text flow — it owns no Image.file/lightbox, staying generic. Missing files
degrade to a placeholder; render-only (the sent text + copyText are unchanged).
Resolves the conflicting T-236 (inline thumbnail) / T-254 (image card) designs
into the hybrid the user chose; recorded as D-89.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bundle subsequent edits to the same file into a single ClideHolderCard
(reusing the T-230/T-266 folding), labelled "# edits" instead of
"# steps", with every per-edit report preserved on expand. Under T-276.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ThemeController.select() applied live but never persisted, so every restart reset
to the first bundled theme. Add wireThemePersistence (facade): on theme change
write app.theme (global default) + project.theme (the open repo's
.clide/settings.yaml); on settings change — notably when a repo opens and its
project values load — restore the most specific saved theme (project then app).
The name encodes the -hc variant so high-contrast persists; an unknown/removed
theme is ignored so a stale value can't wedge startup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Revise the mock — toggles no longer float on the pane edges; they live in
the bottom status bar, pinned to the center pane's left/right edge so each
slides to the far end when its pane collapses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug found while showing a wireframe during T-294 — image-show renders into
the primary tab regardless of the active tab. Filed under T-276 UI epic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add the wireframe (states A/B) for edge-anchored collapse toggles on the
center pane. Records that collapse logic already exists (sidebar.collapse /
context.collapse commands) so the ticket is scoped to the mouse affordance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Settled placement — one button per center-pane edge, fixed regardless of
adjacent pane state, so the same control collapses and re-opens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Set up a Frame0 mock to talk through collapse/expand affordances for
the left sidebar and right context pane. Filed under the T-276 UI epic.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ci/test_core.sh ran 'dart test test/ipc test/pty ... test/pql' in the default
parallel pool, so the real-PTY tests in test/pty competed for fds + CPU with the
other suites and the reader isolate was starved — intermittently failing 'write
sends keystrokes to child' under load. Split into a serial --tags pty pass and a
parallel --exclude-tags pty pass, mirroring ci/test.sh. Same 571 tests; pty pass
verified stable across repeated runs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both T-278 issues — typing '-' breaking the list, and flaky Tab-to-complete —
were resolved by the D-88 ClideTypeahead migration (T-286): the popover now
narrows live as you type (ValueNotifier-bridged suggestions) and the field keeps
focus (captureFocus:false), so '-' filters normally and Tab reliably accepts the
highlight. Add regression coverage: hyphenated queries in slash_commands_test and
a composer widget test that types through a hyphen then Tab-completes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EditorController exposes the active buffer's EditorSettings (parsed from the
buffer payload, refreshed on editor.settings-changed). EditorView takes over Tab
to insert the configured indent (spaces or a tab) and Shift+Tab to dedent — only
when a source has an opinion, otherwise Flutter's focus traversal stands. A
max_line_length draws a 1px wrap-guide ruler painted behind the text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduce EditorSettings as the effective, source-agnostic editor configuration
the editor and save path obey. .editorconfig is demoted to one *source*
(editorconfig.dart now returns EditorSettings); editor_settings_resolver.dart is
the single composition seam where future sources — a settings panel, a clide
settings file — layer in via merge() without the editor changing.
The registry resolves settings on buffer load and, when a .editorconfig is saved
in-app, re-resolves every open buffer and emits editor.settings-changed (a hook
in save, not a filesystem watcher — the realistic case, cheaply). Buffer JSON
carries editorSettings. 100% line coverage on the new model + resolver.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New lib/src/editor/editorconfig.dart: a dependency-free INI parser, an
EditorConfig-flavour glob matcher (*, **, ?, [seq], {a,b}, {m..n}), and
directory-walk resolution honouring root=true with nearest-file / last-section
precedence. EditorRegistry resolves the config when a buffer opens (exposed on
the buffer JSON for the UI) and applies end_of_line / trim_trailing_whitespace /
insert_final_newline on save, reconciling the in-memory buffer when the text
changes. 100% line coverage on the new file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Record the closing amendment on D-88: base blockers fixed, every anchored
surface migrated except quick-open (deliberately left bespoke — a persistent
centred widget that shares neither ClideMenu nor anchoring). Mark T-286 and
T-288 done.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the status item's hand-rolled OverlayEntry + bespoke popover rows for the
shared anchored-overlay (above/end, autoFlip) and ClideMenu. The High-contrast
toggle becomes a keepOpenOnSelect item; theme rows mark the active one. Nav,
focus capture, barrier and Esc now come from the primitives.
The popover tests move to anchoredHarness (a real sized overlay) so the
above-anchored panel hit-tests on-screen, which the shared canSizeOverlay
harness does not.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
External read-only analysis of clide's architecture, quality gates, and security posture. Notes one improvement area: automate dependency CVE scanning in CI (today it's manual review).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Swap the composer's hand-rolled LayerLink/OverlayEntry slash popover for the
shared ClideTypeahead, driven by a ClideMenuListController for arrow/Enter nav
while the EditableText keeps focus. The key pipeline (Esc-fallthrough,
Tab-complete, history) stays in the composer.
ClideTypeahead now bridges its live suggestions through a ValueNotifier so the
popover narrows as you type — the OverlayEntry is a separate subtree that does
not rebuild with the host, so a captured list would go stale. The notifier and
open/close run post-frame to avoid rebuilding widgets during the parent's build.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both the sidebar and the full-pane chat composers hand-rolled the same
LayerLink + OverlayEntry + _showOverlay/_removeOverlay + _AtOverlay. Replace
both with ClideTypeahead driven by the suggestion list; delete _AtOverlay and
the per-copy overlay plumbing. The text parsing/completion (activeAtQuery,
filterAtNames, completeAt, parseAtTag) and the Esc handler stay in the hosts.
Behaviour is unchanged (the popover now uses the shared dropdown styling);
team_chat_sidebar_test stays green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The slash and @ typeaheads are near-duplicate caret-anchored completion
surfaces. Per the amended D-88 they share ClideTypeahead (not ClideMenu): the
host owns text parsing + completion; ClideTypeahead owns the anchored overlay +
suggestion list, driven by a suggestions list. Unlike a menu it does not
capture focus or install a barrier — the text field keeps focus — and an
optional nav controller drives the highlight from the field's key handler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root-cause of the theme-picker friction: the primitive's focus model is fine
(keyboard nav reaches a ClideMenu through the overlay), but the shared harness()
uses Overlay(canSizeOverlay) + a zero-size MediaQuery, which mispositions an
anchored follower off-screen and defeats autoFlip.
- autoFlip now reads the real view size (View.physicalSize) instead of
MediaQuery.size, so it flips correctly even when MediaQuery is overridden.
- Drop the inner Align in the follower — it pegged the panel to a corner of the
full-screen follower box and broke hit-testing for non-top-left anchors, so
end-aligned menu items weren't mouse-tappable.
- Add anchoredHarness() — a properly-sized Overlay tree for testing popover
content (the remaining migrations will use it).
Tests: keyboard nav through the overlay, an end-aligned item is mouse-tappable,
and autoFlip flips below->above near the bottom edge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rolling UI epic T-276 child. Secondary-tap context menu built on the
ClideAnchoredOverlay + ClideMenu primitives (D-88): a baseline of
copy/cut/paste/select-all driven by surface focus/selection, plus
context-aware items injected per surface (file-navigator duplicate/rename,
git-pane stage/unstage/revert). Injected actions map to clide verbs for
user/Claude parity (D-6).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Record the decomposition: ClideAnchoredOverlay is the shared base every
anchored surface adopts; content matches the surface — ClideMenu for menus,
a new ClideTypeahead for the slash/@ typeaheads, bespoke for quick-open and
the theme picker. Re-scopes T-288 accordingly. The base blockers (focus race,
follower untappable in the test harness) are what to fix first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the per-button hand-rolled LayerLink/OverlayEntry/barrier and the
bespoke MenuDropdown + MenuItemRow with the shared popover primitive (D-88).
A small _MenuOverlayAdapter bridges the single-open MenuBarController to each
button's ClideOverlayController, so one source of truth drives open/close,
hover-switch, Alt mnemonics, and Left/Right menu switching (onArrowLeft/Right).
menu_dropdown.dart and menu_item_row.dart are deleted (absorbed by ClideMenu).
Behaviour and a11y are unchanged; menu_bar_test + app_test stay green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The collapsed activity / agent-run cards (ClideHolderCard) wrapped themselves
in 3px vertical margin, while the prose ConversationCards use 14px bottom /
0 top. So a folded card floated ~17px below the previous card but hugged the
next one at 3px — the uneven gap the earlier bordered-padding tweak didn't
address. Give the holder the same bottom-14 / top-0 margin.
The holder-card golden is regenerated for the taller frame. The copy-button
holder test parks its hover and advances past the tooltip show-delay so the
(exit-uncancellable) Future.delayed timer fires instead of leaking.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The T-282 bordered-card vertical padding change (10 to 8) shrinks the
agent-run sub-cards the holder-card golden renders; the merged-card golden
was regenerated then but this one was missed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The T-275 and T-279 Added entries exceeded the changelog gate's per-bullet
word cap. Move the detail to the commit bodies; keep the entries to a line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A short or narrow viewport (many recents, small window) overflowed the
centred Column. Make the content scrollable with a minHeight so it still
centres when there's room, and let a long recent-project branch name
ellipsise instead of forcing the row wider. T-273 follow-up.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Build the T-275 picker on the new popover primitive (D-88): an icon-only,
per-mode-coloured button trailing the composer text box opens a ClideMenu of
the safe trio (default/acceptEdits/plan, active marked) plus a divided, disabled
bypass row (the footgun stays behind the cockpit guard, T-181). The label lives
in the tooltip, the menu, and the status bar — the resting button is the glyph
alone. Coexists with the composer's Stop row when busy.
- new permission_mode_control.dart (PermissionModeControl + per-mode
icon/colour helpers); shieldCheck/shieldWarning glyphs added to PhosphorIcons.
- claude_composer.dart: permissionMode + onSetPermissionMode props; control
trails the text box (bottom-aligned), shown only when wired.
- claude_pane.dart: pass the current mode + a setter; demote the status-bar
_ModeBadge to a passive, per-mode-coloured text indicator (no click). Ctrl/Cmd+M
still cycles (onCycleMode unchanged).
Regenerated the phosphor-glyphs reference (47 defined). Tests: menu opens with
the trio + disabled bypass, select sets the mode, helpers map colours/icons,
control coexists with Stop, hidden when no mode.
Note: claude_pane.dart also carries the earlier T-274 resume diagnostic log line
(uncommitted in the working tree, reviewed as benign) — it rides along here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Nine surfaces hand-rolled the same anchored-overlay + row-list + barrier +
keyboard-nav pattern. Extract one owned primitive (no Material):
- ClideAnchoredOverlay (clide_anchored.dart): positioning + lifecycle —
LayerLink/CompositedTransformFollower or centred Positioned, side/align +
auto-flip on viewport bounds, full-screen tap-away barrier, OverlayEntry
bookkeeping, focus capture, Esc-to-close. Driven by a ClideOverlayController.
- ClideMenu + ClideMenuListController (clide_menu.dart): a dropdown-token row
surface (items + separators) with arrow/enter/escape nav, skip-disabled,
active mark, per-item colour/leading glyph, keepOpenOnSelect (live-apply),
and onArrowLeft/Right hooks. The nav controller is reusable by surfaces that
keep bespoke rows (typeaheads, quick-open).
Additive — no call sites changed yet. D-88 records the convention (new `design`
domain): anchored pickers build on these; modal pickers stay on DialogRouter.
Tests: clide_anchored_test (open/close, barrier, Esc, centred, clean dispose)
and clide_menu_test (list-nav skip/wrap, select + onClose, disabled, Esc,
keepOpenOnSelect; pure ClideMenuListController cases).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirror assets/fonts/phosphor/codepoints.csv into a readable, greppable
markdown table at references/phosphor-glyphs.md — codepoint · kebab · Pascal,
with an "In clide" column flagging the ~45 glyphs already wired into
PhosphorIcons (reach for those first). Generated by scripts/gen-phosphor-
glyphs.py (regenerate after a font bump). Point icons.md + SKILL.md at it.
Supports glyph-picking for T-275 (composer permission-mode icons) and any
future icon work.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The static hover-tooltip bubble beside the accept-edits icon read like a label
on the button. Remove it; the resting controls are now unambiguously icon-only,
with the label appearing only in the open dropdown, the status-bar indicator,
and the (real, on-hover) tooltip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Incorporate review feedback:
- Resting control is icon-only; the label moves to the hover tooltip, the
status-bar indicator, and the open dropdown rows.
- Status-bar mode becomes a passive, colour-coded text indicator (no
click-to-cycle) — switching lives in the composer control + Ctrl/Cmd+M.
- Add the ACTIVE (turn running) state: the existing Stop row sits above the
text box while the mode icon stays trailing it — both visible, no conflict.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Frame0 wireframe driving T-275: a persistent permission-mode icon-button
trailing the composer text box, with per-mode resting variants (default /
accept-edits / plan), the open-dropdown state (active marked, bypass divided
off + guarded), and the D-78 interaction-zone state (prompt replaces the
composer; status-bar badge persists as the mirror). Embedded design notes
capture the prompt-mode interaction and the keep-the-status-badge decision.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bordered cards (tool / Agent calls) used 10px vertical interior padding while
stripe cards (you / claude) used 8, so a collapsed tool/Agent card read
chunkier — taller box and more trailing space — than its neighbours in the
conversation log. Match the bordered variant's vertical padding to the stripe
variant (8) so boxed cards share one rhythm. Box-to-box inter-card margin is
unchanged (a uniform 14). Regenerated the merged-card golden.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The conversation ListView.builder built its items (_ConversationTurn,
_ActivityCard) with no keys, so Flutter matched the stateful subtrees inside
them (ConversationCard collapse/hover/focus; ClideHolderCard expand state) to
widgets by POSITION. The visible list reshapes exactly when a tool result
lands — T-262 folds a success result into its call card and suppresses the
standalone result, errors append a sticky card, clusters re-fold — so after a
read/write completed, a card's collapse/hover state (or a cluster's identity)
could reattach to the wrong card.
Give each list item a stable ValueKey from its identity: sticky item by
item.uuid, folded cluster by its first item's uuid (namespaced turn./cluster./
run./step. so the four call sites can't collide), plus super.key on the
_ConversationTurn/_ActivityCard constructors.
Tests: unfolded cards carry per-item keys; a folded cluster carries its
first-item key.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The status-bar footer marquee drove a raw Ticker whenever its content
overflowed, ignoring MediaQuery.disableAnimations — unlike the turn indicator
(T-273), which stops on the same flag. Two costs: reduced-motion users still
got the scrolling footer, and the perpetual ticker was the historical
pumpAndSettle-hang culprit (its tests cope by only ever pump()-ing).
Unify on the one mechanism: read disableAnimations in didChangeDependencies
(as running_indicator does) and gate the ticker on it via _syncTicker(). Under
reduced motion the marquee never starts the ticker (stops + resets if running)
and renders the child statically (clipped, no looped copy). Toggling the flag
at runtime starts/stops the scroll.
Tests: reduced-motion marquee does not scroll and pumpAndSettle completes (no
hang); flipping the flag off lets an overflowing marquee scroll again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Linkify bare ticket/governance refs (T-281, D-77, Q-5, R-2) in rendered
conversation messages so clicking one opens the record in its context-pane
reader — T- in the tickets reader, D/Q/R in the decisions reader — reusing
the existing `selection` MessageBus addressing (the same path clide ui open
and the panels use; D-6 parity already satisfied by `clide ui open`).
ClideMarkdown now linkifies bare refs in running text (paragraphs, lists,
headings, bold/italic), not just record-shaped markdown links. Matching is
word-boundary anchored so "T-shirt" (no digits) and "PT-281" (mid-word) stay
literal; `code` spans and `pre` blocks render verbatim and never reach the
linkifier, so refs inside code stay plain. The clickable span is shared
between bare refs and record-shaped links so both look and behave alike.
Tests: ClideMarkdown linkifier cases (bare T/D/Q/R tap fires onRecordTap,
T-shirt + inline-code refs stay plain, no-callback stays plain); conversation
view integration (clicking a bare ref publishes the reader-open selection to
the tickets/decisions reader).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the ambiguous inline "T-1 ← T-9" id row on ticket cards with a
small tree: the parent renders as a muted, clickable breadcrumb above, and
the card's own ticket sits below it under a "└" connector in bold — so it's
clear which id is the subject and which is its parent. Tapping the parent
selects it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The in-flight "Pondering…" turn indicator used muted grey; switch it to
the existing claudeAccent (#d97757, Anthropic's brand coral) — the
indicator is main-thread Claude running, which the accent is reserved for.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`test/app_test.dart` › "Open Folder on a non-repo path surfaces the 'no
git repo' dialog" wedges the runner ~10 minutes — teardown hangs on
`_RawReceivePort._handleMessage`. It's pre-existing (reproduces at the
base commit, predates the T-267 epic) and not a one-line fix: bisection
shows it persists even with project validation stubbed to a pure-Dart
`.git` walk and `runAsync` removed, so the booted-app + open-folder path
holds a native port teardown never drains.
Skipped so the suite/gate stays green; T-280 tracks the real fix with the
full bisection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A sub-agent's prose rendered as "claude" and its thinking as "thinking",
identical to the main assistant, because the label logic ignored
isSidechain — presenting sub-agent output as if the main Claude said it.
Now a sidechain AssistantTextMessage is labelled "agent" with a muted
stripe (never the coral claudeAccent brand), and sidechain thinking is
"agent thinking". Main-thread items are unchanged.
Tests: sidechain prose/thinking relabel, main-thread unchanged; golden
contrasting the muted agent stripe with the coral claude stripe.
This completes epic T-267 (conversation rendering streamlining): fold
success result (T-262), fold agent prompt (T-263), nest the agent run
(T-264), the shared holder primitive (T-266), and this attribution fix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A sub-agent's sidechain run used to spill loose into the main chain,
indistinguishable from main-thread items. Now:
- _sidechainFold routes every sidechain item to its owning Agent/Task
tool-use by walking the parentUuid chain up to the Agent message it
branches off (nearest-preceding Agent as fallback) — correct even for
parallel agents.
- The run (prose / thinking / tool cards) nests in an "agent run"
ClideHolderCard UNDER the Agent card, suppressed from the top level. The
prompt still folds into the call (T-263); a successful sidechain tool
result folds into its own tool card inside the run, so it isn't a
separate step.
- When a run is shown, the Agent card's returned-result segment is dropped
(it duplicates the run's final output, note E) — but kept when no run
was captured, so output is never lost.
Tests: run nesting, returned-result dedup, parallel-run attachment (would
fail under nearest-preceding), and folded-result-not-double-counted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extracts a shared ClideHolderCard primitive (consumed next by T-264) that
renders a folded run as one framed container wrapping its sub-cards:
- The whole holder background is the collapse toggle — a gesture target
behind the children that only fires for hits the children don't consume.
Each sub-card opaquely absorbs its own bounds, so a card tap (and its
copy button) interacts with the card, never the holder; selection drags
pass through. This ends the scroll race: while a run tail-follows, a
click on whatever background is in view collapses it, no top header to
reach.
- A focusable caret keeps the control keyboard/AT reachable (D-78); the
collapsed ticker + step count are preserved.
- _ActivityCard becomes a thin stateless adopter of the primitive.
Tests: ticker/expand, background-toggle, child-tap-not-hijacked, copy
still works, keyboard Activate path; golden for collapsed + expanded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A sidechain sub-agent prompt was rendered with the blue "you" label,
falsely implying the user typed it. Now:
- transcript_reader parses parentUuid (was dropped) onto every
ConversationItem.
- conversation_view resolves each sidechain prompt to its spawning
Agent/Task card via parentUuid (nearest-preceding Agent as fallback),
folds the prompt into that card as a collapsed "prompt" segment, and
suppresses the standalone block. Layered order when expanded:
call → prompt → result (note E).
- A sidechain UserMessage never gets the "you" treatment: folded into its
card, or — when orphaned — rendered as a muted standalone "agent prompt".
Tests: parentUuid parse, fold + suppression, parallel-agent attachment
(would fail under a nearest-preceding heuristic), orphan relabel, and a
golden for the Agent card's call → prompt → result layering.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A successful tool call now renders as a single merged card instead of a
separate call card + result card:
- ConversationCard gains a trailing header status slot (success check /
error cross, semantics-labelled) and optional labelled extra body
segments (P1 + P2 — reused by T-263's Agent card).
- conversation_view builds a reverse toolUseId→result lookup, folds a
successful result into its call card as a colorized ClideCodeBlock
(Read → file grammar, Bash → shell, else text), and suppresses the
standalone success result in _visibleItems. Errors stay a separate
prominent red card, now with a matching red header mark (note C).
- Suppression happens before grouping, so a merged success result is no
longer a separate activity-cluster step (note D).
Tests: card status-mark + segment coverage, merged-fold + language
inference + in-flight/orphan/error cases, cluster non-double-count, and a
golden for the merged card (collapsed + expanded + error).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A custom in-window menu bar in the hat (no native menu, D-7), built from
the command registry so it stays in sync and satisfies D-6 parity.
- Menu model + hybrid resolver (menu_model.dart): a curated File/View/Help
tree where a MenuAutoFill node sweeps in unplaced view.* commands; titles
+ keybindings come from the registry/keymap; unregistered or
enabledWhen-false items render disabled (greyed), never hidden.
- Widgets: MenuBar row in the hat (chrome tokens), anchored MenuDropdown
overlay (dropdown tokens), two-column MenuItemRow with inline keybinding.
- Full keyboard: Alt+mnemonic opens (hook in _RootShell._onKey), arrows
navigate, Enter activates, Esc closes, Left/Right switch menus.
- Commands: file.openFolder / file.newWindow / file.closeWorkspace /
help.about, registered by MenuBarExtension(services:). File logic lifted
out of the project switcher into FileActions (one source of truth; the
switcher now dispatches the commands). Ctrl+O / Ctrl+Shift+N are now real
keybindings in default.yaml.
- Help → About: version/commit/date/repo from build-info + the bundled
dependency licenses parsed from assets/licenses.yaml.
Edit/Selection menus are deferred to T-271/T-272 (need focused-surface
command routing).
Tests: resolver + controller + licenses parse (pure); menu-bar widget
(open/close/execute/disabled/Esc/arrow/Enter/Left-Right); FileActions +
Open dialog; app-level Alt+F, non-repo dialog, and closeWorkspace.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
claude_pane.dart had no widget-test harness, so the T-269 wiring (primary
rebind on workspace switch, host tab-reset) shipped uncovered — and the
moment any test mounts ClaudePane its 230 lines enter the coverage
denominator, which is what sank the gate earlier.
Add a real harness: a fake ClaudeSessionOrchestrator (no real `claude`
process) plus a connected fake IPC answering files.root, with spawn/respawn
driven inside tester.runAsync so the transcript-probe File I/O resolves.
Covers spawn-binds-to-repo, in-place rebind, same-repo no-op, send, /clear
(in place), /fork, /resume (picker open + cancel), mode cycle, draft
round-trip, init-event status, can_use_tool prompt swap, secondary spawn +
dispose-close, tap-to-focus, and the disconnected-daemon error path.
claude_pane.dart 25% -> 84%; session-host tab-reset covered too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The filter-boxes Unreleased entry ran 76 words and tripped the changelog
gate. Tighten it to the essentials; the detail lives in T-270 and the
commit body.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The committed version of the _rec() helper violated dart format (it was
split across two lines under the repo's wide line length). Bring it into
compliance so make format / make test stay green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sidebar/dock filter fields (the shared ClideFilterBox) had no CLI
peer — a one-way, UI-only affordance that broke D-6 parity. Add the
drive+observe verb `clide ui filter <address> [<text>]`, routed entirely
through the kernel MessageBus pub/sub so a box reacts to a published
message identically whether the trigger was a UI keystroke or the CLI —
keeping extensions first-class (no dispatcher→widget wiring).
- ClideFilterBox gains an `address`; when set it listens on `filter.set`
for its address and republishes its value on `filter.state`. Null
address keeps the box a kernel-free UI widget.
- FilterStateCache (new kernel service) caches the latest `filter.state`
per address — the bus has no retention, so this backs the observe-half.
- ui.filter: with text → publishes `filter.set` (drive); without →
reads the cache (observe). Honest toolError when there is no live UI.
- Address every box: decisions/tickets/files/git/output/problems panes,
the four search boxes, and the pql search/query/markdown inputs.
Addresses are the ids from `clide pane list` (e.g. decisions.panel).
settings.json: allow the `clide` CLI + relevant skills.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Separate clide windows are isolated (own process, per-root IPC socket,
per-repo deterministic session id), so parallel repos in separate windows
were already fine. But switching the workspace in place (Open Project /
Open Folder) only emitted ProjectOpened — nothing rebound the Claude
session, so the primary pane kept the PREVIOUS repo's conversation.
Two compounding causes, fixed in layers:
- ClaudeSessionOrchestrator.spawn() was idempotent on the literal key
'primary' without checking cwd, so it handed the old repo's session to
the new repo. It now reuses a cached session only when its cwd matches
the spec; a mismatch tears the stale one down and spawns fresh.
- The primary ClaudePane is built once behind a GlobalKey and spawns once,
so it never re-resolved. It now listens for ProjectOpened and rebinds:
close its orchestrator entry, drop the cached session id + repo root, and
respawn against the now-active repo. Secondaries don't self-rebind.
- ClaudeSessionHost drops the old repo's secondary/fork tabs on a switch,
so a switched workspace starts like a fresh launch (lone primary).
- The extension closes any remaining sessions whose cwd != the new root,
catching team/non-pane sessions no pane owns.
Tested at the orchestrator: cwd-aware idempotency (reuse on cwd match,
teardown + respawn on mismatch). Pane/host widget coverage is intentionally
deferred — claude_pane.dart has no widget-test harness yet and pulling it
into coverage piecemeal would drop the gate; tracked separately.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The primary Claude pane is anchored to a deterministic session id derived
from the repo path so it resumes the same transcript across restarts
(D-77/T-146). But /clear (T-156) respawned on a fresh RANDOM id, so the
next launch re-resolved to the deterministic id, found its old transcript
on disk, and resumed the PRE-clear conversation — the cleared session was
orphaned and the clear silently didn't stick.
/clear in the primary pane now deletes the deterministic session's
transcript (and its sidecar dir) and respawns on the SAME id, so
`--session-id` re-creates it empty and a cleared primary stays cleared.
Secondary panes are throwaway and keep the fresh-random behaviour.
Factor the duplicated transcript-path construction out of claude_pane into
session_naming helpers (claudeProjectDir / claudeTranscriptPath /
clearSessionTranscript) so the clear logic is DRY and unit-tested.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each RunningIndicator shuffles a copy of the verb list on creation, so a turn
doesn't always start with the same word. A `shuffle` flag (default true) is
turned off in tests for deterministic assertions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mincing, Boiling, Humming, Buzzing, Magicking, Cliding, Zooming, Bouncing —
appended to the rotation (20 verbs, ~80s cycle). Pondering stays first, so
the reduced-motion default is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The static gray `running…` gave no sense anything was happening. Replace it
with a RunningIndicator: an animated ellipsis (Pondering → . → .. → ...) and a
curated, on-brand verb that rotates every few seconds (Pondering, Conjuring,
Brewing, …).
The verbs are clide-owned, not the Claude Code CLI's — that list is a TUI
cosmetic the stream-json protocol doesn't surface, and reusing the bundled
strings is a licensing gray area, so a curated list keeps us self-contained
(own-the-rendering-stack, D-75). Animation is driven off a single
AnimationController's value (no timers) so tests advance it with bounded
pumps; reduced-motion shows a static verb and the a11y label stays stable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Epic T-267 homes the work that streamlines the Claude conversation log
around three moves: fold redundant standalone items into their owning
card, fix misleading attribution, and settle the container model.
Children: T-262 (merge tool-call + success result), T-263 (fold agent
prompt into the Agent card), T-264 (nest the whole sub-agent run),
T-265 (relabel sidechain prose), T-266 (shared holder/container card +
collapse-control scroll race). T-264 blocked by T-266 (shared primitive).
Also records T-255 moving to ready.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The inline image cards (T-249) are often too small to read. Clicking one now
opens a full-screen lightbox: zoom (scroll wheel / pinch), pan when zoomed,
double-click to reset to fit, Esc / close button / backdrop click to dismiss.
ClideLightbox is a reusable primitive (lib/widgets/) over Flutter's
InteractiveViewer with clide-owned zoom gestures, shown via the DialogRouter
(dimmed backdrop, single modal at a time, D-78). The card stays display-only;
the click is a navigation gesture, not an inline control.
CLI parity (D-6): `clide image show <path> --fullscreen` opens straight into
the lightbox instead of injecting a card.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Core delivered: toggle from the status-bar widget / Ctrl+J, Output + Problems
tabs, filterable auto-scrolling logs, health badge, persistence. Drag-resize
of the dock height is the one deferred refinement (T-261).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The D-87 bottom dock, end to end. New Slots.dock in the classic preset
(hidden by default); RootLayout renders it full-width above the status bar
when open, capped at half the window so Claude stays largest (the D-47
amendment). LogRing now lives on KernelServices (boot tees the kernel logger
into it; main.dart also tees the IPC/MCP logger), so the dock shows logs from
every subsystem.
OutputExtension contributes the Output tab, the merged health/toggle
status-bar widget (green check when clean, warn/error counts otherwise) that
replaces the old ipc-status item, and the dock.toggle command (Ctrl+J).
Problems moves out of the sidebar into the dock. open/height persist per
workspace via the default-layout extension.
Drag-resize of the dock height is deferred (DragResizeHandle needs a dock
sign case); height is the persisted default for now. Boot verified via
testmode; full suite green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Expands on T-252 (lightbox overlay): an annotation layer for
boxes/arrows/labels so the user can mark up a shown image and round-trip
the markup back to Claude as a flattened PNG plus a structured summary —
a visual dialog about images. Also records T-255 moving to ready.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
OutputController wraps a LogRing with source/level/text filter state;
OutputView renders the filtered rows (time · level · source · message,
severity-colored), follows the tail with a jump-to-latest pill when scrolled
up, and offers source/level cycle chips + Clear. Second slice of the D-87
dock — the component is standalone + tested; the dock shell, the merged
status-bar toggle widget, and moving Problems in are the next slices, where
this gets wired to a bottom slot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-36 bundled four D-50 clauses; the give-clide-hands push (T-208)
superseded three of them. The agent now drives the reader explicitly via
`clide ui open markdown <path>` (T-231) and ui.open->diff (T-233) instead
of clide parsing Claude's terminal output, so the auto-swap (clause 2)
and collapsed-spine badge (clause 3) are obsolete. Clauses 1 and 5
already hold. The one piece give-clide-hands did not deliver is the
live-sync read-mirror (clause 4).
- Amend D-50: record clauses 2/3 superseded by the agent-driven ui.open
verb; live-sync remains the UI-owned piece.
- Re-scope T-36 to just the live-sync read-mirror, drop the spine badge,
move back to backlog.
- Re-home T-36 from T-7 (Tier 5 canvas/graph, a mis-parent) to new
epic T-259 (interaction model — D-47..D-57 surface).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Logger only live-broadcasts; an output panel opening late would see no
history. LogRing is a drop-oldest sink (default 2000 records) that keeps the
recent window plus per-source and per-level bookkeeping — distinct sources
for the panel's filter dropdown, level counts for the status-bar health
badge. Flutter-free; the dock UI wraps it. First slice of the D-87 dock.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
D-87 — T-54's "output and log panel" is a bottom output dock: read-only,
two tabs (Output = the Logger stream, filterable + auto-scroll; Problems =
diagnostics moved out of the sidebar). Toggled by a single status-bar widget
that replaces the app-status indicator (merged health+log: green check when
clean, warn/error counts otherwise) via click or Cmd/Ctrl+J. Needs a bounded
ring sink on the Logger (no history today). Amends D-47: the dock is the one
surface allowed to push Claude up, capped so Claude stays >=50%.
Resolves Q-28 by splitting on interaction: read-only output (logs/problems)
goes in the dock; the terminal does NOT — it stays a first-class editor-pane
surface, tracked by new T-258 (swap-vs-split, with Q-27). Refines T-54.
Wireframe under docs/design/wireframes/output-dock/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A bare Read only renders the PNG in the transcript; inside clide the proper
way to put an image in the conversation is the clide image show verb (T-249),
which renders a native image card in the live Claude pane.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
After exporting a wireframe PNG, Read it back so it renders in the
conversation — the user is designing with you and should see the result
without opening Frame0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
All epics done: CLI on PATH (T-209), bootstrap (T-214), workspace
observability (T-218), pull-based events (T-222), plus the MCP surface
(T-225) and dogfood governance (T-224, D-83).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
CliInstaller.inspect() gains a devTree state: when `clide` on PATH resolves
to a dev-tree build artifact (native/<plat>/clide, the Makefile's
CLIDE_CLI_BIN output) it's classified separately from a packaged install
rather than silently treated as "installed". needsInstall stays false for a
dev build (it's intentional on a checkout, not a reinstall prompt), and the
launch-time check surfaces it as an info note. install() flags fromDevTree +
notes it in the result message when the copied source is a dev build.
Closes the last open child of the T-208 "give Claude hands" initiative.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
External MCP clients (Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot) can now drive clide. The
MCP server's tools/list is generated from the co-registered command+schema
registry (D-74) that already feeds the CLI and palette — the full
mcp__clide__* namespace with no hand-maintained second surface (D-86). Each
command's CommandSchema maps to a JSON-Schema inputSchema; tools/call routes
mcp__clide__<cmd> to dispatcher.dispatch and renders the IpcResponse as MCP
content (data as JSON, errors with isError).
register() gains a mcpExpose flag (default true); pane.tail opts out as a
poor request/response fit. tail/events are server-intercepted so they're
naturally absent. The two /ide stubs (getDiagnostics, executeCode) are left
as stubs — making them real (analyzer hook, Jupyter eval) is out of scope
per the ticket. Transport unchanged (SSE, D-73).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The one-shot request/response complement to the never-returning
`tail --events` stream — what an agent poll loop wants. The IPC server now
keeps a single global, arrival-ordered event log keyed by a monotonic
cursor (alongside the per-subsystem replay ring), bounded by eventLogDepth
with drop-oldest back-pressure (D-85: producer never blocks).
`clide events [--since <cursor>] [--filter X]` returns events after the
cursor, a high-water `cursor` to poll from next, and `gap: true` (+
oldestCursor) when the requested cursor predates the retained window so a
caller detects loss instead of silently missing dropped events. Repeated
polls neither drop nor duplicate. No on-disk persistence.
`events` is handled in the IPC server like `tail` (not the dispatcher);
added to the argv umbrella set. bindingWhen/CommandContribution untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-223 (clide events --since) and T-225 (MCP surface) picked up — both
refined and unblocked by D-85/D-86. T-23 (command palette keybinding) was
ready but already complete per its body; marked done.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
panel.focusMode.exit is bound to Escape in the contributions layer, which
outranks the active preset. In Vim insert/visual mode that shadowed the
vim preset's `escape → vim.mode.normal` binding, so Esc closed the editor
instead of returning to normal mode.
Add an optional when-clause to a CommandContribution's defaultBinding
(plumbed through to KeymapService.registerCommandBinding, which already
accepts one) and guard focusMode.exit's escape with
`!vim.insert && !vim.visual` — symmetric with vim.yaml's vim.mode.normal.
Esc still exits focus / closes the editor in normal and non-Vim modes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Running newest-first log of install and environment friction, seeded
with the pql hooks issue: pql init wrote delegators into .git/hooks
while core.hooksPath was unset, silently disabling the repo's pre-push
gate. Documents the make-hooks fix and the pql-init pitfall.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pressing Esc to leave insert/visual mode closes the active file/pane
instead of returning to Vim normal mode. The unconditional
escape->dismiss binding in default.yaml shadows the when-scoped
escape->vim.mode.normal binding, contradicting T-207's contract.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restores the coverage floor (94.85% → 95.19%). The diff-panel work landed
with diff_view.dart at 59% — the hunk header, the addition/removal/context
line rows, the new/deleted/renamed/binary metadata, and the error and
empty-state branches were never exercised. Adds four widget tests over an
injected controller; diff_view.dart goes 59% → 96%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the two missing cases that left lib/kernel/src/cli_install.dart:74
(default-environment constructor branch) and the builtin extension's
stale-GUI activation warning uncovered.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Install-clide-command entry ran to 105 words; the rationale and the
stale-symlink detail live in the commit body and D-83/T-212. Keep the
changelog line to user-facing impact.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
clean-house sweep over governance/ (validate green, 0 broken refs before
and after):
- RULE-ANCHOR-DRIFT (37): rewrote inline cross-reference links left over
from before the decisions/questions/rejected subdir split — flat naming
(questions-architecture.md, questions-process.md, rejected.md) and bare
same-dir paths that were actually cross-type — to canonical
subdir-relative form with current slugs. pql resolved these by ID so they
were never broken to the tooling, only to GitHub anchor navigation.
- RULE-RECORD-SORT (1): reordered decisions/architecture.md D-records to
strictly ascending (the D-1..D-6 block had been appended after D-41); pure
block move, line count unchanged, content identical.
- RULE-FILE-OVER-THRESHOLD: deferred (architecture.md 435 > 350; splitting
would re-churn the anchors just fixed).
- EOF/whitespace and Q↔D backlinks clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes 11 distinct inline anchor slugs that drifted from the generated
canonical form: em-dash titles render `--` (single-hyphen links were stale),
plus several truncated/old slugs (D-5, D-10, D-21, D-39, D-40, D-43, D-68,
Q-1, Q-32, Q-33). pql resolves cross-refs by ID so these were never "broken"
to the tooling, but they'd fail GitHub markdown anchor navigation. Verified:
every inline anchor now matches the README index; pql decisions sync reports
0 broken refs.
Does NOT touch the separate stale-path class (flat `questions-*.md` /
`rejected.md` naming from before the DQR subdir split) — surfaced for a
follow-up.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
D-85 — event bus delivery semantics, resolving Q-2 + Q-3: bounded
per-subscriber ring buffer with drop-oldest back-pressure (producer never
blocks, subscribers never killed) and a gap marker so a pull reader detects
loss; in-memory cursor retention serves `clide events --since`; if
persistence is ever needed it is bus-owned, not a subscriber-subsystem —
reversing ADR 0006's unreasoned open-questions footer.
D-86 — MCP tool surface, resolving Q-32: expose the full mcp__clide__*
namespace but generate tools/list from the co-registered command registry
(D-74) that already feeds CLI + palette, so breadth costs no second
maintained surface; per-command MCP opt-out for poor-fit verbs.
Q-33 drift-fixed: was already closed by D-73 (SSE only) but the index still
listed it open; re-confirmed SSE-only, stdio/WS not added.
Refines T-223 (cursor pull events) and T-225 (MCP reachable) — both now
unblocked and scoped. Index regenerated by pql decisions sync.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captured during T-212. The install affordance and `make run` resolve the
dev-tree C client; on a dev machine `clide` on PATH should prefer the
properly-installed production build. Low priority, no user-facing breakage.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A command-palette / `clide` CLI verb (`clide.installCli`) copies the
bundled C client into ~/.local/bin, VS Code "Install code command" style,
so a user who runs the app without `make install` can still reach the CLI
from a shell. On launch the app detects when `clide` is missing from PATH
or resolves to a stale symlink into the Flutter GUI bundle (the dogfood
footgun: a bare `clide` launched a second app instead of querying the
socket) and notifies with a pointer to the command. `make build` now ships
the C client inside the app bundle so the affordance can self-install from
it; `make run` points it at the dev-tree client via CLIDE_CLI_BIN.
Detection and the copy live in the Flutter-free CliInstaller
(kernel/src/cli_install.dart) so they run under unit tests without a real
install.
Closes epic T-209 (ship the clide CLI on PATH).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Persist the pql changelog: T-255 (animate the in-flight "running…"
indicator with rotating Claude-CLI-style status verbs), alongside the
other board edits already pending in the changelog (T-253, T-254, and
T-212/T-233 status changes).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A live test of ui open diff surfaced that the workspace slot hardcoded
the Claude pane (primary = claude ?? active), so activating diff.view
flipped the registry but never rendered. Generalise _WorkspaceSlot: when
a non-Claude, non-editor workspace tab is the active one, reveal it in
the split region above Claude with a close affordance back to full-Claude
— so clide ui open diff actually shows the diff alongside the
conversation. Fixes the reveal for terminal/team-chat tabs too.
Closes T-233.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds diff as a fourth ui.open target. The diff extension now retains an
app-scoped DiffController and subscribes to its builtin.diff/selection
channel: a selection reveals the diff tab and focuses the file, which
the view scrolls into view and highlights. Retaining the controller in
the extension (not the view) lets a focus survive the tab being
revealed/remounted, mirroring the ReaderNav viewers.
Closes T-233.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pql skill (installed by pql, shared across all repos) is the right
home for guidance about the .pql/changelog auto-commit, not this repo's
CLAUDE.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shared guidance so agents on any machine stop narrating that a ticket
change leaves .pql/changelog uncommitted — a local-memory note only
helped this system.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drives an image inline into the Claude conversation log over the same
bus-publish path as ui.toast/ui.open, keeping the dispatcher handler
Flutter-free. The card is display-only per D-78; the verb registers a
CommandSchema so it surfaces in clide capabilities for T-248 discovery.
Closes T-249.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Parity guarantees a verb exists for every UI action, but a verb is
unreachable if nothing advertises it. Add `clide capabilities` — it
reflects the live dispatcher registry to JSON (subsystem, verb, arg
schema) so the surface is discoverable and can't drift from what
dispatches. A thin /clide skill points Claude at it rather than
hard-coding a verb list, so new panels become reachable the moment
they register.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
setPermissionMode only wrote the control_request; the mode was never
folded back into the session status, so the badge and Ctrl/Cmd+M looked
dead. Optimistically merge + emit the new mode immediately; the next
system/init still reconciles.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Completes the command-palette acceptance: the filter is now a
subsequence fuzzy match (was substring), and recently-invoked commands
float to the top and break score ties. The subsequence matcher is
extracted to a shared fuzzy helper so the palette and quick-open file
finder use one implementation instead of a private copy each.
Pinned commands and cross-session recency persistence are left as a
follow-up (they need a pin affordance + settings storage).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The status-bar popover already handles quick theme switching, so a
separate theme-only modal was redundant. Repurpose it as a general
Settings surface whose first (currently only) section is Appearance:
base themes, sorted, with a High-contrast toggle for -hc siblings,
reusing the theme_families helpers shared with the popover.
Command id stays theme.pick (the welcome theme-link and tests
reference it); only the title and the view it opens change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ticket was fixed and pushed earlier but left in_progress; persist the
done transition that only lived in the local pql.db.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Persist three new tickets to the planning changelog:
- T-244: Claude pane shows no UI/status-bar progress while compacting (D-77)
- T-246: pane list omits the loaded subject; CLI can't tell which
ticket/decision/file a detail pane shows (D-6)
- T-247: clide CLI ignores CLIDE_SOCK and auto-discovers; stale sockets
orphaned in the runtime dir (D-6)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The drive-half complement to the toast system (D-6 parity, like ui.open):
`clide ui toast "msg" [--severity success|warning|error|info] [--duration MS]`
publishes a message on the kernel MessageBus 'toast' channel, which the
ToastService consumes — so a hosted Claude session or any script can surface
"done/failed" on the user's screen. The channel literal is kept in ui_command
(not imported from the kernel) so the daemon command stays Flutter-free.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Non-modal operation-feedback toasts, bottom-right: a ClideToast card per
severity (success/warning/error/info), auto-dismiss (errors linger), queue
with a visible cap, slide+fade in, manual dismiss, live-region a11y.
ToastService is a MessageBus consumer — components raise a toast by publishing
to the 'toast' channel (publishToast helper), so emitters stay decoupled from
the UI. GitController's push/pull are the first emitters. ToastOverlay mounts
in the app-root Stack.
Also adds comprehensive GitController coverage: importing it for the toast
emitter test first pulled the whole file into the coverage denominator, so the
controller is now tested end to end (status/stage/commit/stash/push/pull).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-122: WelcomeView "hangs when recents are non-empty" was not a render/marquee
bug — SettingsStore.set does real file I/O, and awaiting settings.set +
loadRecents inside a testWidgets body runs it in fake-async, trapping the
completion so the await never returns. Fix: seed via tester.runAsync. Un-skip
the welcome recents test; add render/sticky/open-recent coverage.
Coverage: new test/app_test.dart covers the app shell (RootLayout, slots,
rails, spines, editor split, hat bar, intents, keymap, project switcher +
dialogs); welcome recents + events/types fill the rest. Total 92.04% -> 95.13%.
Also fixes a real bug found en route: the recent-project row (welcome +
switcher) overflowed instead of ellipsizing a long path (T-122).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Record that this solo-dev repo lands routine work straight on main and
does not use a branch-first flow, so the generic assistant default of
branching before committing on the default branch does not apply here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pre-D-15 plan snapshot is no longer read — planning state lives in
.pql/changelog/ and is replayed into pql.db on clone/merge. pql plan
import only touches this file behind --legacy, so it is dead weight.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
These five were stuck in_progress locally while the source machine had
already closed them, but that machine's close never reached the
git-tracked changelog (no done-transition in .pql/changelog/, all remotes
in sync) — likely a write-through/hook gap in its pql bookkeeping.
Closed here after confirming the work is genuinely complete: each
ticket's acceptance criteria were verified against the code and the
backing tests run green (130 passing across the vim preset, Claude
sidebar sub-tabs, and the reader back/forward, pin, and edit-pencil
suites).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per demo feedback on the T-234 status-bar popover: collapse the -hc
theme rows into a single 'High contrast' toggle at the top (applies the
chosen base theme's -hc sibling live, falling back to the base when none
exists); list base themes only, sorted by display name; widen 240->280
and ellipsize rows so 'Catppuccin Mocha' no longer wraps; swap the swatch
dot for the Phosphor palette icon; lowercase the bar label to match the
all-lowercase status bar (proper case kept in the a11y label).
New pure theme_families helpers (base/sibling/resolve), unit-tested.
Modal picker_view consistency + the status-bar right-alignment remain on
T-237.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A heavy agent turn buried user/Claude prose under a wall of tool-call/
result rows. A pure grouping pass (activity_cluster.dart) folds runs of
consecutive meta items into clusters; the conversation view renders each
cluster as one collapsible activity card — collapsed by default with a
live one-line ticker of the latest step + a step count, click/Enter to
expand the steps in order. Sticky items (user messages, Claude prose,
and FAILED results) render first-class and seal the cluster.
Fold level is switchable (FoldLevel none/tools/thinking/everything);
default L1 folds tool calls+results while keeping diffs and thinking
first-class. The grouping logic is fully unit-tested; the card is
keyboard + screen-reader accessible. Persisting the level via a user
setting + control is the tracked follow-up T-235.
Closes T-230 (under T-132).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A far-right status-bar control shows the current theme and opens an
anchored popover (not the full-screen modal) to switch live: click or
keyboard (arrow/Enter to pick, Esc/tap-away to dismiss without change).
Reuses ThemeController.available/select; the theme.pick palette command
is unchanged (D-6 parity). Registered at priority 110 so it sits in the
status bar's right group.
Closes T-234 (under no parent; demo polish).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records the D-69 lesson surfaced live: a named theme's palette is a user
contract — ship an -hc sibling for a11y rather than retuning the artist's
colours. Includes the baseline-vs-extended split and the Catppuccin Latte
case where even the baseline chrome pairs are too soft.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ships catppuccin-mocha (faithful to the official Catppuccin Mocha
palette) and catppuccin-mocha-hc (high-contrast sibling per D-69 — the
faithful palette is never retuned to pass the gate). Both bundled and
gated: mocha clears baseline AA, mocha-hc clears the strict extended
set. Catppuccin MIT palette recorded in licenses.yaml.
Closes T-82 (Mocha + hc meets every acceptance bullet; faithful Latte
deferred — it can't clear baseline AA without retuning, a separate call).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The internal pql-improvement notes are retired; the actionable items
live as pql tickets now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Export the pql db so the newly-created T-234 lands in the committed
changelog -- the gitignored pql.db rebuilds from this on branch switch
(D-67), so an un-exported ticket would vanish.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Parameterized subsystem commands were unreachable from the CLI: the
argv translator emits {positional, flags} but the handlers read named
top-level keys (args['path'], args['id'], ...), and nothing mapped
between them -- so 'clide editor open <path>' returned 'path is
required'. The fix needed no new mechanism: D-74's CommandSchema.normalize
already folds the argv shape into named args by a declared positional
ordering; these commands just never registered a schema.
Adopts it for the navigation/drive surface -- editor.open/activate/read/
save/close, files.read/ls, pane.close/focus/resize/write -- with
non-required positional schemas, so the only effect is positional->named
mapping plus numeric coercion of line/cols/rows. Handlers unchanged;
missing-arg errors unchanged. Edit-mutation verbs, pane.spawn, and git
arg verbs are deferred (noted on the ticket).
Takes effect on app restart (the dispatcher is built once at boot).
Closes T-232 (under T-208 'Give Claude hands').
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Live dogfooding hit a stale clide symlink (GUI runner, not the C
client), so T-212 should proactively detect a missing/stale clide on
launch and offer to install -- not just expose a palette command.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The drive-half complement to clide status (observe): an agent can now
open a doc in a GUI reader from the CLI so it can show the user what
it's looking at. 'clide ui open tickets T-48' (decisions by id,
markdown by path) publishes a 'selection' to the kernel MessageBus that
the reader's ReaderNav picks up.
The verb (ui_command.dart) is decoupled from the kernel via a publish
callback, wired in main.dart to the post-boot-captured MessageBus, so it
stays Flutter-free under dart test. Reads CLI positionals or named args.
Also files T-232 (CLI argv args don't reach typed handlers -- the gating
drive-the-IDE bug) and T-233 (diff-panel ui.open follow-up).
Closes T-231 (under T-208).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dogfooding showed Epic C gave the CLI the observe half of D-6 parity
but not the drive half: no verb opens a doc in a UI reader because
nothing bridges the IPC layer to the kernel MessageBus. Files T-231
to add a ui.open/view.open verb under T-208.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
clide status returns a one-shot snapshot for an orienting agent: the
workspace root, a git summary (branch/ahead/behind/clean/counts), the
active editor buffer + selection, the read-only readers' viewed docs
(new ReaderNavRegistry.currentByReader, the T-220 fold), focusedFile,
the live view-pane list (T-219), and the layout (slots + visibility +
focus mode). Previously 'status' was an unknown command (exit 3).
The verb handler (status_command.dart) is a thin Flutter-free wrapper;
the snapshot is assembled in main.dart where the live kernel + subsystem
state is in scope, with readerNav captured post-boot. Composite shape is
verified live; the pieces are unit-tested.
Closes T-221 and T-218 (Epic C) under T-208 'Give Claude hands' --
the observe half of D-6 parity is now in place.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-226. The primary pane showed the permission mode but had no way to
change it (only the cockpit roster did, T-181). Add three affordances,
all cycling the safe trio default -> acceptEdits -> plan over the
stream-json control channel:
- Ctrl/Cmd+M while the composer is focused, intercepted at the composer
so it targets that pane's session. Shift+Tab (the CLI chord) is
deliberately NOT used — Tab/Shift+Tab are real a11y focus-traversal
intents since T-204.
- The status-line mode label is now an interactive badge (ClideTappable):
click, or focus + Enter/Space, cycles it.
- A "Claude: Cycle permission mode" palette command targeting the primary
session.
bypassPermissions stays out of every cycle path here — it's reachable
only via the cockpit's explicit confirm (T-181). Shared helpers
(nextSafePermissionMode, statusSegmentsAroundMode) live in claude_status;
the cockpit's existing copy is left untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Low-fidelity Frame0 sketch for T-230: collapsed state (sticky prose +
one-line live ticker with step count) and expanded state (folded
tool-call/result rows, plus a surfaced error row that breaks the
cluster). JSON source + exported PNG.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Planning-backup sync for the tickets filed/closed this session: the
T-229 composer-ergonomics epic and its children (T-227/T-228/T-163,
now done) and the new T-230 meta-message clustering story under T-132.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The editor already reflects UI opens/active/selection into EditorRegistry
via the editor.open / editor.activate / editor.set-content IPC flow, so
T-220's acceptance already holds for code files. Closes it with that
rationale and folds the only real remainder -- the read-only reader's
viewed file -- into T-221's clide status scope (focused file = active
editor buffer OR active reader doc).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per D-6 parity / D-83, make the kernel tabs the user sees (Claude,
Files, Editor, viewers) visible to the CLI. The PTY-backed PaneRegistry
can't model widget panes, so rather than mirror state (and risk drift),
pane.list snapshots the kernel PanelRegistry + LayoutArrangement at
request time via an injected view-pane source.
New Flutter-free ViewPane value type + snapshotViewPanes kernel bridge;
the daemonClientFactory now passes the PanelRegistry through so the
dispatcher can read it. pane.list merges PTY panes (source absent) with
UI tabs (source: ui, with slot/title/active/visible).
Acceptance (GUI-open: pane list enumerates live panes) needs a running
app to confirm end-to-end; unit-tested at the snapshot + dispatch level.
Closes T-219 (under T-218 / T-208 'Give Claude hands').
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-227. A tap on empty conversation area now lands the cursor in the
composer. The conversation area is wrapped in a translucent
GestureDetector whose onTap focuses a pane-owned composer FocusNode, so
message links, copy buttons, and the SelectableRegion's selection drags
keep winning their own gestures — only an unclaimed tap reaches us. It's
a no-op while a prompt holds the interaction zone (D-78), so a tap never
pulls focus over an open prompt.
The composer learned to accept an external focus node (the pane owns it,
so it survives composer remounts) and attaches its key handling to
whichever node it's given.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-163. Up/Down walk previously-sent prompts, Claude-CLI-style: Up steps
to older entries only once the caret is on the first line (so multi-line
edits move line-by-line first), Down returns toward newer ones and, past
the newest, restores the in-progress draft that was stashed on entry.
History is per-session, owned by the pane (appended on submit, deduping
immediate repeats) and read by the composer. Previewing entries is
suppressed from the draft report, so browsing history never overwrites
the persisted draft (T-228) — and a remount mid-browse restores the real
draft, not a preview. History nav only applies when the slash typeahead
is closed; Up/Down still drive the typeahead when it's open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-228. Typing in the composer was lost whenever the input was torn down
and rebuilt — most visibly when a permission prompt takes the composer's
place (D-78), since the prompt card replaces the composer widget and its
TextEditingController went with it.
Hoist the draft out of the widget: ClaudeComposer gains initialValue +
onDraftChanged, and the pane holds a per-session draft map, seeding the
composer on (re)mount and clearing the entry on submit. Keying the
composer by session id means switching sessions in a pane swaps to that
session's own draft. Text and caret both survive.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dogfooding surfaced that the Claude pane displays the permission mode
but has no quick switcher equivalent to the CLI's Shift+Tab cycle. Files
T-226 with implementer detail; also records T-219/T-220 in_progress.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per D-83 the clide-hosted stream-json session is the primary dogfood
target — the process clide spawns, so the one clide can fully equip.
Adds a Flutter-free agent_bootstrap module and injects it centrally in
ClaudeSessionOrchestrator.spawn so every hosted session (primary,
secondary, fork, teammate) is handed:
- CLIDE_SOCK (the per-workspace socket, D-70) + CLIDE_WORKSPACE in its
env, and `clide` prepended to PATH when not already resolvable, so
`clide …` works with zero manual socket discovery (T-215);
- a system-prompt context note (--append-system-prompt) telling it it is
inside clide and how to drive the IDE via `clide …`, plus the D-6
parity contract; the note merges with the team preamble into one
--append-system-prompt (T-216);
- a Bash(clide:*) allow rule (--allowedTools) so clide calls aren't
prompted (T-217).
The PATH resolver no-ops when clide is already on PATH (installed case,
T-211) and falls back to ~/.local/bin and the dev native/<os>-<arch>
tree; it degrades gracefully when none is found. Pure helpers are
unit-tested; the fork-args test is made position-independent.
Closes T-214, T-215, T-216, T-217 (under T-208 "Give Claude hands").
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records D-83 answering Gap 5 of docs/self-analysis.md: clide commits to
both "Claude inside clide" models, with the clide-HOSTED stream-json
session (D-77/D-78) as the PRIMARY dogfood target — the process clide
spawns, hence the one Epic B (T-214) bootstraps (CLIDE_SOCK/CLIDE_WORKSPACE
+ PATH + context note + Bash(clide *) allow rule). The EXTERNAL CLI driver
(D-68) stays a first-class but SECONDARY, best-effort integration: manual
install (T-212), no promise to observe its non-clide tool use.
Scopes the D-6 parity contract (Epic C / T-218) to clide's own surfaces
reflected through the CLI in both directions; an external agent's
side-channel reads/tests/git are explicitly out of parity scope.
Closes T-224 (under T-208 "Give Claude hands").
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`make build`/`make install` now compile the C `clide` client by default
(clide-cli is a prereq of both), and `make install` places that binary at
$(INSTALL_DIR)/clide on Linux and macOS instead of symlinking the Flutter
GUI runner. The GUI still launches via its desktop entry / clide.app.
macOS install now delivers the CLI too; macOS uninstall removes it.
Adds a regression test asserting clideVersion (build_info.g.dart) stays
equal to pubspec.yaml version, so an agent keying off `clide version` is
never misled.
Closes T-210, T-211, T-213 (under T-209 / T-208 "Give Claude hands").
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lift line coverage back over the 95% floor after the Flutter 3.44.1
merge nudged it to 94.99%. Adds tests for the changeWord/no-op-edit/
empty-paste/word-motion-edge branches in vim_edit_ops, the lone-key
flush path in SequenceMatcher, and the keybindings-ui / vim extension
identity + deactivate paths.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sub-pixel rendering nudges from the SDK bump (3.41.7 -> 3.44.1), the
Linux counterpart to the macOS baseline refresh already on origin. No
widget changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds issue #7 — pql decisions sync regenerates governance/README.md and
relists resolved questions as open (dropping the Resolved section), which
also yields a persistent false-dirty diff.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sub-pixel rendering drift (~8px) from the committed goldens/macos/ baselines
for button, icon, and tab-bar. Regenerated on macOS.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two tests compared a raw Directory.systemTemp path against an OS-resolved
one, which diverge on macOS where /tmp is a symlink to /private/tmp:
FilesService.atCwd resolves the CWD, and the clide-cli e2e server must hash
the same canonical workspace the C client sees via getcwd. Resolve symlinks
on both sides.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
isIgnored only matched a directory path itself, not files beneath it, so
a recursive watch still surfaced changes inside .dart_tool/, build/, etc.
Linux usually hid this because inotify drops the nested creates; macOS
FSEvents delivers them, so the tree reacted to churn it should ignore.
Check each ancestor segment as a directory.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three analysis docs that were loose at the repo root: the 2026-05-26
codebase cleanliness audit, the dogfood self-analysis of whether Claude
can work inside clide, and the pql improvement notes for upstream.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Track the project-local Claude Code skills that were living untracked in
.claude/skills/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root-anchored ignores for Flutter build output (dist/), the Python venv
(.venv/), coverage and logs, the firebase debug log, and two stray
root-level Python trees (clide/, tests/) that aren't the Dart test/ dir.
Keeps git status clean without committing machine-local artefacts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Activity / Team / Config sub-tabs were built on a raw GestureDetector,
so Tab traversal skipped them and Enter/Space did nothing — a gap against
the repo's a11y contract. Switch to ClideTappable (focusable, Enter/Space
activates) wrapped in button + selected semantics, and add a test that
drives the switch via ActivateIntent rather than a pointer tap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The SDK's flutter_test pins test_api 0.7.11, but test 1.30.0 requires
0.7.10, so dependency resolution failed and make run/test aborted.
1.31.0 is the release whose test_api dep is exactly 0.7.11; 1.31.1 wants
0.7.12 and would re-conflict. Pulls in the transitive meta 1.18.0 and a
Dart >=3.10 lower bound.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ticket changes land only in the gitignored .pql/pql.db; the post-checkout/post-merge hooks rebuild it from the committed changelog on every branch switch, so un-exported tickets vanish silently (this is how the T-208-T-225 tree was lost). Add an export-and-commit step to Step 3a and a matching anti-pattern, cross-linked to the pql skill.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A pql rebuild reset planning state to the committed changelog baseline
(max T-207), dropping the T-208–T-225 ticket tree sourced from
self-analysis.md. Re-created it deterministically (same order → same IDs)
and ran `pql plan export` so the changelog now carries the full tree:
- T-208 initiative "Give Claude hands"
- epics T-209 (PATH delivery), T-214 (bootstrap), T-218 (observability),
T-222 (events) + tasks T-224/T-225, with blockers and decision refs.
Committing the regenerated changelog makes the work durable: the next
`pql plan rebuild` replays it instead of resetting to T-207.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-65 — the capstone of the Vim epic. assets/keymaps/vim.yaml binds the
muscle-memory set guarded on vim.normal/insert/visual: hjkl/w/b/e/0/$/^/
gg/G motions, x/dd/dw/D/yy/p/P/cc/cw edits, i/a/I/A/o/O insert entries,
v + d/y/c in visual, Esc back to normal, and counts via the matcher. App
shortcuts (palette, find, zoom) are carried in the preset so they survive
under Vim.
The editor now feeds Shift chords to the matcher (Vim's capitals: G, D,
A, P, $) while still bubbling Ctrl/Alt/Meta to the global handler. The
keybindings-ui stub gains palette commands (`Keymap: Vim` / `Keymap:
Default`) to switch presets — the user-facing way to turn Vim on.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-206. A pure motion/edit engine (vim_edit_ops.dart) operates on
(text, selection, register) and returns the new value plus an
insert-mode request — hjkl/w/b/e/0/^/$/gg/G motions, x/dd/D/dw/yy/p/P/
cc/cw/o/O edits, i/a/I/A insert entries, and d/y/c over a visual range.
It's headless, so the whole grammar is unit-tested in isolation.
The editor wires it in: in normal/visual mode bare keys feed the
SequenceMatcher (modified chords bubble to the global handler for the
palette etc.), a fired editor.vim.* intent applies the op count times
and persists through the existing edit path, and vim.mode.* intents go
to the registry. Crucially the EditableText is read-only in command
mode — on desktop printable keys arrive over the TextInput channel
separately from KeyEvents, so swallowing the key event alone wouldn't
stop them typing; read-only does, while our edits still drive the
controller directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-205, the resolver foundation for Vim motions (dd, gg, dw, ciw) and
repeat counts (5j). KeymapBinding now holds an ordered chord sequence
(length 1 for the common single-chord case); `keys:` parses a space-
separated spec into that sequence (D-82). Keymap.resolve keeps the
single-chord fast path; a new stateless Keymap.match answers
exact/prefix/none for a pending buffer.
SequenceMatcher wraps that query with a pending buffer, a repeat-count
prefix (leading digits, 0 excluded since it's the line-start motion),
the d-vs-dd timeout case (flush fires the buffered exact), and broken-
sequence recovery (discard, restart on the last chord). It is headless —
no keyboard reads, no event swallowing — so the editor (T-206) can drive
it from Focus.onKeyEvent and act on the result.
Also drops a stray unused import in the Vim indicator test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents the decision behind T-205: keymap sequences are space-
separated (list still alternates, + still joins a chord), repeat counts
apply by firing N times, and sequence matching is a reusable stateless
query + stateful matcher consumed at the interception point — because
the global KeyboardListener can't swallow events, so the editor's
Focus.onKeyEvent (T-206) is where normal-mode keys get consumed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
dart format reflow of a single-statement if; clears a latent
format-gate violation left in the tree.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
T-207, first foundation piece of the Vim layer (T-65 epic). A
VimModeService (ChangeNotifier) owns the normal/insert/visual mode and
mirrors it into the keymap as mutually-exclusive vim.normal/vim.insert/
vim.visual scope flags. Those flags are the public mode interface: the
editor (T-206) will read them to decide insert-vs-command, and vim.yaml
(T-65) guards bindings with `when: vim.*`. Nothing reaches across the
builtin boundary into the service object.
The layer is gated on the active preset — the builtin.vim extension
ties VimModeService.enabled to app.keymap.preset and re-checks on every
keymap reload, so i/v/Esc never hijack input under non-Vim presets. Mode
commands (vim.mode.{normal,insert,visual}) carry no default binding for
the same reason; only vim.yaml binds keys to them. A status-bar item
shows `-- NORMAL --` etc. while enabled.
Exposes KeymapService on the extension context so the layer can publish
scope flags.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
default.yaml bound tab/shift+tab to focus.next/focus.previous, intent
ids absent from builtinIntents. parseIntentId returns null, so
KeymapLayer.fromYaml throws — and KeymapService.load catches that and
sets _preset = null. The whole default preset was silently dropped at
boot: palette, quick-open, find-in-files, and zoom bindings never fired.
It went unnoticed because every keymap_service_test injects a synthetic
bundle; the shipped asset was never parsed in a test. Add focus.next ->
NextFocusIntent and focus.previous -> PreviousFocusIntent (Flutter-
provided, for correct Tab widget traversal), and a test that reads every
real assets/keymaps/*.yaml through the loader so a future typo fails CI
instead of disabling the keymap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Now that the editor split actually opens (T-197), it exposed latent
issues, plus a coincidental Claude-session crash in the same log:
- T-203: the _EditorDragHandle's slider Semantics had value +
onIncrease/onDecrease but no increased/decreasedValue, so Flutter
asserted on every semantics flush — add them. And opening the split
reparented the Claude pane (direct child → Column/Expanded), tearing
down its SelectableRegion mid selection-update ('selectable not in
this registrar' / 'inactive element'); a stable GlobalKey on the
workspace primary makes Flutter move the element instead.
- T-202: rate_limit_event.resetsAt arrives as a unix-epoch number but
was cast `as String?`, throwing in the stream-json line parser. Accept
a num (epoch) or an ISO string.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The first T-197 fix flipped the wrong lever: it called
activateTab(Slots.workspace, 'editor.active'), but _WorkspaceSlot
renders its editor split off arrangement.editorOpen — not the active
tab — so clicking a file still showed nothing. Call arrangement
.openEditor() on editor.opened / active-changed(non-null), and
closeEditor() on active-changed(null) so the split collapses when the
last buffer closes. Test now asserts arrangement.editorOpen, the lever
the UI actually reads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Search tab's Find mode stacked four ClideFilterBoxes (search,
replace, include, exclude) that all looked identical: every box drew the
magnifying glass and the hint was only a semantics label, never visible
text — so they read as four blank search boxes. Render the hint as
placeholder text while empty, and make the leading icon optional (the
replace + glob fields pass icon: null). General win — every filter box
now shows its placeholder.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pql sidebar panel and the find-in-files tab were duplicate search
surfaces. Consolidate into one Search tab with a mode switch: Find
(content grep), Vault (pql ranked search), Query (PQL DSL), Markdown
(the synced markdown-file listing, keeping focus-highlight + live
refresh). SearchPanelView holds both FindInFilesController and
PqlController; the pql body + result rows move into a reusable
PqlSearchBody. The standalone builtin.pql sidebar tab is removed (one
fewer tab — eases the rail); the pql extension keeps the Backlinks
context panel. No D-79 conflict — grep vs ranked search remain distinct
backends, this is UI consolidation.
Adds the pql builtin's first widget/controller tests (it was untested,
so folding it into the tested Search panel required covering the
Vault/Query/Markdown modes + PqlController).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rail was a fixed Row(center, max) — one button per tab — so adding
the Search tab pushed it 54px past its width and threw a RenderFlex
overflow. Center the icons when they fit and scroll horizontally when
they don't (LayoutBuilder + SingleChildScrollView + a minWidth floor),
so the rail stays correct at any tab count. (T-200)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The reworded entry exceeded the 60-word changelog-gate limit; tighten
it. No code change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pin/unpin toggle is a mode control, not navigation — grouping it
with back/forward/jump implied they work alike. Pull it out of
ReaderActionBar into a standalone ReaderPinButton placed before the
title (ClidePaneChrome.leading), leaving the right-hand navigator to
back/forward/jump-to-pin/edit. Applies to all three readers. (T-198)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bring the tickets detail in line with markdown/decisions (D-81). The
controller loads on 'load' (the channel the retained ReaderNav emits),
the extension reveals the static tickets.detail tab on selection instead
of the per-click uncontribute/contribute churn (the T-188 anti-pattern),
and the view grabs nav.current on mount and wraps in ClidePaneChrome
with a ReaderActionBar — pin toggle left, back/forward + jump-to-pin
right, no edit pencil (tickets are pql records, not files). The
controller drops its now-unused panels dependency.
Also adds the tickets builtin's first tests — the sidebar list
(load/sections/filter/select/empty/error/refresh) and the detail reader
(load, nav, pin, parents/decisions/status) — covering a pre-existing gap
exposed by bringing these files under test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per user feedback on the reader action bar: use the push-pin glyph (not
the chain/link), make the pin button toggle the pinned state (tap to pin
current, tap again to unpin) via ReaderNav.togglePin, and split the
layout so the pin/unpin toggle sits on the left while jump-to-pin joins
the navigator (back/forward) on the right — left toggles, right
navigates. The action button gains an active (accent) state for the
pinned indicator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two reveal-on-open bugs:
Decisions opened only on the second click (T-196): the detail view
subscribed in didChangeDependencies, which runs after the tab is
revealed, so the broadcast 'selection' that triggered the reveal was
already gone. Hoist the back/forward history out of per-view State into
a retained per-reader ReaderNav (kernel ChangeNotifier in a
ReaderNavRegistry, D-81). The nav records selections, emits 'load' (the
single channel readers display from), and survives mount/unmount — the
reader grabs nav.current on mount, so the first selection lands. Both
the markdown and decisions readers move to this model; the per-view
ReaderHistoryMixin and the markdown post-frame forward hack are gone.
The editor pane never opened (T-197): EditorExtension contributed a
workspace tab but nothing activated it on editor.open. Add an activate()
that reveals the tab on editor.opened / editor.active-changed; the
view's hydrate() pulls the active buffer on mount.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Documents why the markdown/decisions readers load from a retained
per-reader nav-history (grab-current-on-mount + single 'load' path)
rather than per-view state (dies with the widget — the T-196 bug) or
MessageBus retention (wrong layer). The user chose the nav-history
helper over a bus fix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The reader opened repo-local .claude markdown but rejected user-scope
files under ~/.claude with "path outside workspace" — that dir is
global, outside the repo, and files.read was repo-confined (T-102).
Per D-76 the Claude config surface is clide-managed, so files.read now
resolves a path under an allow-list: the workspace root plus trusted
extra read roots (FilesService.extraReadRoots), wired in main.dart to
~/.claude when present. Reads widen; writes stay repo-confined, and the
symlink re-check still refuses a config-root symlink that escapes. Off-
root paths and `..` traversal are rejected as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
resolveUnderRoot joined an absolute input onto the workspace root
(/repo + /repo/x → /repo/repo/x), so files.read 404'd on a file that
exists. The Claude Config tab hands the reader a skill's absolute
SKILL.md path, which hit this. Normalize an absolute input as-is; the
existing containment check still rejects absolute paths outside the
root, so the T-102 boundary is preserved.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Builds on the find-in-files engine. A replace engine applies the
query's replacement to each matching file — literal or regex with
capture-group expansion ($1, $&, $$) — and reports per-file, per-line
before/after edits computed with the same logic the apply uses, so
preview and apply never disagree.
The search.replace command previews (no disk writes) or applies
(writing each changed file through the workspace path-safety guard).
The panel gains a Replace field: each match row previews its rewritten
line, and Replace all is gated on a clean git working tree (git is the
undo) plus a confirmation before it writes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add tests for the quick-open overlay's keymap-intent handlers (nav,
accept, dismiss), the no-match / truncated / walk-failure hints, the
search panel's error + no-results states and toggle re-run, the
controller's failed-grep and exclude paths, and engine glob/regex-group
cases. Restores the coverage floor (95.20%).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The find-in-files UI on top of the search.grep engine. A
FindInFilesController drives search.grep, accumulates streamed
search.match events (scoped to the active searchId, stale ids
ignored) grouped by file, and opens a match in the editor at its line.
The SearchPanelView contributes a sidebar tab: a debounced query box,
regex + case toggles, include/exclude glob fields, and a grouped
results list with the matched span highlighted.
findInFiles.open (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+F) reveals and activates the search
tab.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pure-Dart content-search engine behind find-in-files (D-79): walks
the ignore-pruned workspace, fans files across worker isolates
(Isolate.run) for parallelism, matches each line with a literal
indexOf fast-path or a RegExp, and streams match batches with
cooperative cancellation. No ripgrep dependency; the search.grep IPC
contract is engine-agnostic so an rg accelerator can slot in later.
search.grep returns a searchId and streams search.match / search.done
(or search.error) events, mirroring files.watch; search.cancel stops
an in-flight search. The service reuses the files service's resolved
ignore set so both honour the same ignore_files: layering.
editor.open gains an optional 1-based line argument: it converts the
line to a byte offset and sets the initial selection, enabling
click-to-line from search results.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A file picker overlay over the whole workspace, distinct from the
command palette. QuickOpenController holds the file list + a
subsequence fuzzy filter; the overlay loads the list via files.walk on
open, shows RecentFilesService entries on an empty query, and opens the
selection through a shared openWorkspaceFile helper (.md → markdown
reader bus, else editor.open) that the files panel now also routes
through, so recents stay in sync from every open site.
Bound to ctrl+p / meta+p with `when: !palette.open` so it never
collides with the palette's ctrl+p navigation; in-overlay arrows/enter/
escape reuse the palette's keymap-driven model via quickOpen.* intents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the hardcoded .gitignore + .clideignore read with the ordered
ignore_files: chain from .pql/config.yaml (D-4) — the single ignore
knob clide owns (D-3). readIgnoreFiles defaults to .gitignore (plus
.clideignore when present) when the config is absent or malformed, and
honours an explicit [] as "no file-based exclusions".
Add walkFiles + the files.walk command: a recursive, ignore-pruned,
capped flat file listing reused by quick-open (T-51) and the search
engine (T-52). Closes the never-filed ignore-layering placeholder in
files_commands.dart.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Find-in-files / replace (T-52/T-53) run as an in-process isolate-pool
grep engine behind an engine-agnostic search.grep verb — not pql (its
search is a ranked document index, with no line numbers, regex, or
glob) and not a ripgrep shell-out (unvendored, not guaranteed
cross-platform). ripgrep is kept as a future optional accelerator
behind the same verb. Clarifies the D-3 wrap-pql boundary: content
grep is a code-navigation primitive pql does not offer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Generalizes the pty split into an explicit "parallel=false" opt-out: a
`serial` tag (declared in dart_test.yaml). The parallel flutter run now
excludes `pty || serial`; a separate `flutter test --tags serial
--concurrency=1` pass runs the vulnerable ones. For the coverage gate the
two passes are real-merged by ci/merge_lcov.py (union DA, max hits, recompute
LF/LH) — a plain concat would double-count and corrupt the total.
Tag transcript_publisher's bus-republish test serial (it flaked in the
parallel pool). Gate verified green end-to-end at 95.08%.
T-193.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pty-tagged tests spawn real PTYs and flaked when dart test ran them in
parallel (fd contention) — papered over with retry: 2. Run that pass with
--concurrency=1 and drop the retries: serialization is the correct fix for
resource-bound tests. Verified stable across repeated runs.
T-193.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
pql is a hard dependency (the pre-push gate runs `pql decisions validate`;
the governance + ticket workflow is built on it) but the build setup only
mentioned Flutter. Add it as a prerequisite + the `pql init` setup step.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The git-hooks line listed only pre-commit + post-merge; the load-bearing
one is the pre-push gate (core.hooksPath = .githooks). "The five commands"
listed seven. And push-check now runs test-coverage (a11y folded into it),
not a separate fast suite + test-a11y pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The markdown and decision sidebar readers gain a shared action bar. A new
lib/builtin/shared/reader_chrome.dart provides ReaderHistory (browser-style
back/forward stack — push truncates forward), a ReaderHistoryMixin that also
holds a single pin slot, and a ReaderActionBar widget. Both readers push to
history only on external selection; back/forward and jump-to-pin reload
in-place without re-publishing a selection (no bus churn / no decision-tab
re-trigger). The edit pencil opens the current doc in the editor
(editor.open) — the markdown path, or the decision's file_path.
T-189, T-190, T-191.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wave A's widget tests pulled previously-untested files into the coverage
denominator (the decision extension loads decisions_view; the file-tree
tests load file_tree_controller), dropping total coverage to 93.6%. Add
tests for DecisionsView (list render + tap-to-select, the T-188 publisher
side), FileTreeController, and the remaining DecisionDetailView branches,
restoring the total to 95.03%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`make test` is now the fast dev inner loop: no coverage, parallel
(--concurrency=12), ~21s warm (down from ~36s). Coverage moves to a new
`make test-coverage`, which push-check runs to feed coverage-gate. Drop the
separate test-a11y pass from push-check — the coverage run already executes
test/a11y. Both runs get --timeout 60s so a hung test fails fast instead of
wedging the runner ~10min and stalling the gate.
Measured: coverage is the floor (~36s) and concurrency-insensitive, so the
gate keeps coverage without --concurrency; only the no-coverage dev path
benefits from parallelism.
T-192.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The composer sourced its slash suggestions only from the CLI probe
(activeClaudeConfig.slashCommands), which never advertises clide-owned
commands, so /resume and /fork were missing from the typeahead. Union
kClideOwnedCommands onto the command source unconditionally — whether a
caller supplies a resolver or the default probe is used — de-duped via a
Set so /clear (in both) appears once.
T-162.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The decisions extension tore down and re-contributed the decisions.detail
context-panel tab on every selection, racing the view's own subscription and
leaving the panel unrevealed — so clicking a decision often did nothing. Match
the working ticket panel: contribute the tab once (static), and on selection
just reveal the context panel and activateTab; DecisionDetailView loads via its
existing subscription.
T-188.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The files panel and the Claude Config tab called ipc.request('editor.open')
for every file, which targets the editor — so a .md click never reached the
right-side markdown reader (it opens only when something publishes
('builtin.markdown','selection')). Route .md clicks from the files panel
(tree + filtered rows), the Config tab's file-backed rows, and .md wiki links
in the viewer to that channel; non-.md files still open in the editor. Also
remove the dead DaemonEvent fallback that listened for 'editor.buffer_activated'
(the registry emits 'editor.active-changed').
T-187.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A reusable helper in the shared harness that drains microtasks + advances
one short fake-time tick, replacing the two patterns that have repeatedly
wedged the suite (and the pre-push gate) for ~10 minutes each: pumpAndSettle
(loops until quiescent — hangs on perpetual animation / overlapping async)
and `await Future.delayed(Duration.zero)` inside testWidgets (a real timer
that never fires under fake-async). Bounded by construction — cannot hang.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Regenerated by `pql decisions sync` — moves resolved questions (Q-6, Q-19,
Q-21, Q-22) into a Resolved section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dogfooding the skill surfaced it: `--status backlog,ready` is not a comma
list — it matches nothing and silently returns [], which would make batch
selection lie. Use a single `--status backlog` and note the `--unblocked`
filter still surfaces prose-"blocked on upstream" tickets (e.g. T-158).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Batch selection no longer walks blockers per ticket or post-processes
JSON: read the landscape with `ticket show --tree`, select actionable
work with the composable `ticket list --under <epic> --leaf --unblocked
--status backlog,ready`, and record refinements with `ticket append`
instead of re-sending the whole description through `refine write`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The team cockpit / chat / config-tab work landed under-tested and pulled
total line coverage to 94.32%. Add tests for the team chat sidebar + pane
(@-completion, overlay, interrupt, message rows), the config loaders, the
stream-json MCP/streaming/rate-limit paths, and the conversation/prompt
card variants — restoring the total to 95.06%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A --fork-session branch is spawned without --session-id, so claude mints
a new session id that only arrives in the init event; the ManagedSession
was left holding its placeholder. StreamJsonSession now captures
session_id from the first event that carries it and exposes it via
claudeSessionId / sessionIdResolved; the orchestrator folds that back into
ManagedSession.sessionId (idempotent for normal sessions). A fork can now
itself be resumed or forked.
T-185.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
A live capture against claude 2.1.150 (both --print and the interactive
stream-json transport clide uses) confirms --include-partial-messages
emits the in-progress reply as stream_event envelopes wrapping Anthropic
streaming deltas — NOT assistant events with partial:true, which is what
T-168 assumed, so that handler never fired and streaming was inert.
Replace it: accumulate content_block_delta text per message id (tracked
from message_start, since deltas carry no id) and emit a placeholder under
a stable partial-<id> uuid the controller upserts in place; the matching
single-text-block assistant event reuses that uuid to finalize, while
tool_use / thinking blocks keep their own uuids and append in order. Tests
rewritten against the captured shape; spike doc records it.
T-184.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Config sub-tab grows from a static settings table into a browser of
the Claude environment: the pinned settings table stays, and below it
expandable accordions list the full (never-truncated) sets of skills,
agents, commands, hooks, permissions (grouped + colour-coded by allow/
ask/deny), and MCP servers. File-backed entries are clickable and open
their .md via editor.open. ClaudeConfig gains agents, hooks, and
mcpServers loaders plus path fields on skills/commands, kept live by the
existing .claude file watcher.
T-183.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renders broker traffic as a chat timeline and makes the user a first-class
participant. The broker grows a Stream<TeamMessage> and a recipient field,
auto-registers a virtual `user` member, and gains sendAsUser. A Flutter-free
TeamChatModel (owned by the orchestrator) accumulates the feed and exposes
postAsUser with @-routing (a new at_commands helper mirroring slash) and an
optional interrupt that cancels the target's turn before delivery. One model
backs two surfaces: a compact cockpit widget that pops out into a full
workspace chat pane. CLI parity via clide.team-chat.open / .post.
T-180.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds fork-into-a-pane: /fork in the composer, a roster Fork button, and a
clide.agent.fork command all branch a session via
--resume <source> --fork-session, so the branch gets its own claude
session id and diverges without touching the original. SpawnSpec/
ManagedSession gain forkSourceSessionId; the orchestrator selects the
fork argv via a new forkSessionArgs helper; the session host opens the
fork as a new secondary pane.
The branch's real claude session-id (assigned by --fork-session, arriving
in the init event) is not yet captured back — tracked as T-185.
T-172.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each roster row shows a D/A/P mode badge reflecting the session's live
permission mode. Click cycles the safe trio default -> acceptEdits ->
plan and sends a set_permission_mode control_request to that session
(mirrors interrupt(); fire-and-forget). bypassPermissions is a footgun,
so it is reachable only on Shift-click and behind an inline confirm. A
clide.agent.set-permission-mode command gives the CLI parity.
T-181.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The meta sidebar's Team tab becomes a control surface for clide-managed
agents instead of a read-only roster. Each row gains show/hide, mute,
close, and inject-a-message; a live task list renders from the broker
with reassign. The broker grows a Dart change-stream (kept Flutter-free
for dart test) plus tasks/reassign; the orchestrator gains mute/unmute,
injectMessage, and member-name session resolution. Every new UI action
has a matching clide command (D-6 parity).
T-171.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The copy button and custom message actions only rendered on hover, so
they were unreachable by keyboard or assistive tech. Keep them in the
tree always — revealed via opacity on hover OR focus — and route each
through ClideTappable (Tab traversal + Enter/Space activation) with a
Semantics button label and onTap so AT can discover and invoke them.
alwaysIncludeSemantics keeps them in the semantics tree while hidden.
T-174.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The conversation pane now exploits the structured stream instead of
dumping tool input as JSON. ConversationController indexes tool_use by id
so a tool_result pairs back to its call and renders the Edit/Write diff or
is_error failure in place; per-tool bodies (Bash command+output, Read/Grep
file/query) reuse the shared renderers factored out of the permission
card. SessionStatus gains cost + contextWindow + rate-limit, read straight
off the init/result/rate_limit_event events, so the in-pane status line
reflects live state without the config probe.
Partial-message streaming is wired behind --include-partial-messages but
its event shape is unverified against the live binary and degrades to a
no-op if it differs — see T-184.
T-168.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Session lifecycle now runs entirely on the stream-json model: argv
selection picks --resume <id> for an existing transcript and
--session-id <uuid> for a fresh one, and the managed-session orchestrator
owns spawn/close. With the transport off tmux, remove the tmux session
lifecycle (reaping, kill-all-for-repo) and the tmux-polling team observer;
kill-all-sessions now closes sessions through the orchestrator. Team
membership is orchestrator-driven since the coordination broker landed.
Amends D-41 (tmux persistence -> --resume). T-167.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
StatusbarHost laid every item at intrinsic width, so once the focused-pane
context line grew long (a model/mode/context/skills summary) the row's
content exceeded the bar width and overflowed instead of letting the slot
shrink. Add an opt-in flex factor to StatusItemContribution; the host wraps
flex>0 items in Flexible(loose) so they yield width when the bar is tight,
and the marquee then receives a bounded viewport and scrolls. Drops the
fixed maxWidth cap on the pane-context item.
T-160.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
_kOther carried a literal NUL byte so a real option labelled "other"
could never collide with the sentinel. The raw byte made the source
read as binary: git showed a binary diff and grep/file treated it as
data. Write it as a unicode escape instead — identical runtime value,
plain-text source again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude often sends the file path itself as the tool description for
Write/Edit. The card body already renders that path, so printing the
description line above it showed the same path twice. Suppress the
description when it just repeats file_path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
pql 1.5 re-introduced .pql/pql-plan.json as the canonical planning-
state export (regenerated on every decisions/ticket mutation). Bring
the un-ignore back so the backup rides commits across clones —
add028e dropped it when the file was dead under pql 1.4, but the
export is live again. Hooks stay ignored (still per-clone, absolute
paths baked in).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
claude --resume keeps the model's prior context but emits no past
turns over stream-json, so the pane was visually empty until the
user sent a new prompt. The orchestrator now reads the last 256 KB
of the on-disk transcript JSONL when SpawnSpec.resume is true and
seeds the ConversationController with the parsed items before the
stream subscription starts. Best-effort: missing or unreadable file
just falls back to the previous empty-pane behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bash, Write, and Edit/MultiEdit each get a tool-appropriate body in
the permission card instead of the indented-JSON dump: Bash renders
the command as a shell code block with a background/timeout footer,
Write shows path + content syntax-highlighted from the extension, and
Edit shows path + before/after blocks. Unknown tools keep the JSON
fallback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 29s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
test / dart doc (lib API) (push) Failing after 34s
The sidebar had outgrown one scroll (stats + roster + config don't fit). A
sub-tab strip now switches between three surfaces: Activity (usage stats +
the primary session's live runtime), Team (the member roster, auto-fronted
when a team spawns and otherwise quiet), and Config (the Claude-environment
settings table over ClaudeConfig).
Activity and Config render their key→value rows through one shared table
(same label column + row pitch + header style) so toggling tabs doesn't move
anything. The expandable skills/agents/commands/permissions/MCP browser on
the Config tab is the follow-up (T-183). Exposes StreamJsonSession.status so
the runtime row can seed from the session's current state.
T-182, D-77.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude's tmux team mode let teammates message each other and share a task
list; that mode is undocumented and unavailable headless. clide rebuilds
the same behavior over its own managed sessions, as the broker.
Verified live against claude 2.1.150 that a spawner can host an in-process
("SDK") MCP server entirely over the stream-json control channel — no
subprocess, no --mcp-config, no socket: declare the server name in the
initialize handshake's sdkMcpServers, answer the mcp_message JSON-RPC
round-trips (initialize / tools/list / tools/call) under
response.response.mcp_response. SDK tool calls are permission-gated through
the existing can_use_tool path. Documented in the 2.1.150 spike §6.
StreamJsonSession gains an McpServer hosting seam; TeamBroker + TeamMcpServer
expose send_message / broadcast / list_teammates / inbox / claim_task /
task_status, all routed through one shared broker. The orchestrator owns the
broker, registers each team session, delivers a message into the target's
next turn on its stdin, and injects roster + role via --append-system-prompt.
Solo sessions are unchanged (no MCP server, no initialize handshake).
T-170, D-77.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 31s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
test / dart doc (lib API) (push) Failing after 29s
A runaway turn had no escape: Escape was unbound once the slash typeahead
was closed, and there was no Stop affordance. Now the composer interrupts
the in-flight turn — Escape (when no typeahead is open) or a Stop button
shown while busy — over the stream-json control channel.
StreamJsonSession gains interrupt() (writes a {subtype: interrupt}
control_request; claude cancels the turn and ends it with a result) and a
busy/busyStream signal driven true on send and false on the next result.
The pane binds onInterrupt to the session and reflects busy reactively.
D-78.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pane no longer spawns/owns its StreamJsonSession — it spawns-or-binds
through the app-wide ClaudeSessionOrchestrator by a stable pane key, and
the orchestrator owns the session + conversation. Consequences: disposing
a pane no longer kills its session (a kept-alive/hidden pane keeps it);
the primary re-binds to its live session on remount (conversation
survives); closing a secondary tab closes that session; /clear and
/resume close + respawn through the orchestrator. The extension owns the
orchestrator (set on activate, disposed on deactivate).
Remaining for T-169: re-point TeamObserver from tmux-polling to
orchestrating managed sessions, and roster-driven show/hide.
T-169.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 28s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
test / dart doc (lib API) (push) Failing after 29s
ClaudeSessionOrchestrator owns a registry of ManagedSessions, decoupling
a session's lifecycle from any pane: spawn() starts + registers a
stream-json process, show()/hide() toggle visibility WITHOUT killing the
process, and close() tears it down. This is the one primitive Phase 2's
teammate / secondary-tab / forked-branch panes all become (D-77). The
process factory is injectable so the lifecycle is unit-tested without a
real claude. Not yet wired into the pane — that re-pointing is the next
T-169 step.
T-169.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 28s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
test / dart doc (lib API) (push) Failing after 31s
pql 1.5 returns exit 0 with an empty `[]` for zero matches (older pql
used exit 2), so the wrapper's "exit 2 = empty, not an error" carve-out
is obsolete — and risky, since a future exit 2 could mean a real error.
Any non-zero exit is now an error.
Also removed the repo's vendored .claude/skills/pql: it's generated by
`pql init` (which CONTRIBUTING already lists in setup, installing at user
scope), so a committed snapshot just shadows the current global skill
with stale content and drifts on every pql bump — this copy was a whole
version behind. Other vendored skills are clide-owned; pql's is pql's.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 29s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
test / dart doc (lib API) (push) Failing after 33s
The native-prompts Added entry ran over the changelog gate's per-bullet
word ceiling; tightened it to the user-facing essentials.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
So toggling Activity↔Config doesn't visually jump: both render on one
two-column table (label left, value at a shared x, same row pitch +
section headers). T-182 notes the shared geometry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Settings is a fixed, short set, so it's a key->value table pinned at the
top, not an accordion. Variable-length groups (skills, agents, commands,
hooks, permissions, MCP servers) expand to their COMPLETE list rather than
a truncated first-N + "…" — a truncated list falsely prioritises its first
entries. Permissions expand grouped by allow/ask/deny. T-183 scope synced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Config tab is a browser, not a summary: each category (skills,
agents, commands, hooks, …) is an expandable accordion of the full list,
and file-backed entries open their .md in the right-side reader rather
than truncating to a one-line "…". Updates the T-183 scope to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phase-2 interaction-model wireframes (D-77): the team cockpit sidebar and
the expanded team-chat pane (message inbox, @-routing, interrupt tickbox,
per-agent permission-mode badge), and the Claude sidebar reorganised into
Activity / Team / Config sub-tabs. Referenced by T-180..T-183.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two spot-check fixes (T-178, T-179), both grounded in a boundary test of
the stream-json wire (findings folded into the spike doc):
- Harness-injected user messages (skill loads, slash-command expansions,
system reminders) carry isSynthetic on the wire (isMeta in the
transcript). They were rendering as blue "you" cards though the user
never typed them; now UserMessage.injected flags them and the view
shows a muted, collapsed "context" card instead.
- Permission prompts now show the command/input being permitted (a
capped, scrollable code block) so you can see what you approve. Instead
of fully hiding a prompted tool-use, once resolved it collapses to a
one-line summary with a green (approved) or red (denied) border; the
session tracks per-tool_use_id outcome and the view colours it. The
result is kept.
Corrects an earlier wrong assumption: the Skill tool is auto-allowed
(no permission prompt); the inject only appears once the Skill tool is
actually invoked, which is why deny-captures missed it.
T-178, T-179, D-78.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A permission-gated tool or AskUserQuestion already surfaces as a prompt
in the composer zone, so its raw tool-use card was redundant noise. The
session now tracks which tool_use_ids surfaced as a prompt; the
conversation view hides those tool-use cards. AskUserQuestion also hides
its result (the chosen answer is logged separately); permission-tool
results are kept — that's the useful outcome. The pane rebuilds the
view on each prompt change so the payload vanishes the moment its prompt
appears.
T-176, T-177, D-78.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Builds on the in-composer prompt surface (D-78):
- Permission prompts (T-175): Allow / Allow-and-don't-ask-again / Deny.
"Don't ask again" appears only when the request carries a
permission_suggestion and echoes it back as updatedPermissions. An
optional note rides Deny as the message, or Allow as a follow-up user
message (the protocol has no allow-with-message).
- AskUserQuestion picker (T-176): a single question renders bare; 2-4
questions step one at a time (nav shows "N · Header", ✓ when answered)
then a review/confirm screen. Each question offers an "Other" free-text
choice and a per-choice note; multi-select joins labels. A "chat
instead" escape denies the prompt so the user can type freely. On
submit the answer is echoed into the log, since the card is ephemeral.
- Collapsed tool cards (T-177): multi-line tool_use / tool_result start
collapsed behind a one-line summary; one-line output renders inline.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wireframes for the in-composer prompt surface (D-78): single
AskUserQuestion (bare), multi-question stepper, the review/confirm step,
and the permission Allow / Allow-and-remember / Deny prompt. Authored as
JSON, rendered + exported via the frame0-wireframe skill.
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Replaces the Claude pane's tmux-TUI + transcript-tail backend with
Claude Code's stream-json control protocol (D-77/D-78). A
StreamJsonSession owns the `claude` process: its event stream feeds the
existing ConversationController, and permission / AskUserQuestion
prompts arrive as can_use_tool control_requests. Those surface as a
ToolPrompt in the composer zone — the pane swaps the text input for an
Allow/Deny card or an option picker while a prompt is open, so
interaction stays out of the conversation stream and the prompt buttons
don't fight the message-card hover chrome. The decision is written back
as a control_response (allow echoes updatedInput; AskUserQuestion
answers go in updatedInput.answers). Unsupported control subtypes are
answered with an error so a turn never hangs.
Session continuity is --resume (existing transcript) vs --session-id
(new); /clear and /resume respawn the process. The transcript reader
still backs the sidebar/status/team surfaces. T-165, T-166.
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Empirical spike against claude 2.1.150 (driving the real CLI over
stdin/stdout + reading the shipped binary's zod schemas) pinned the
wire shapes for the stream-json control protocol: the can_use_tool
permission request, the control_response envelope, the
--permission-prompt-tool stdio enabler (without it "ask" tools silently
auto-deny), the allow-requires-updatedInput quirk, and AskUserQuestion
answered via updatedInput.answers. Captured in a version-pinned spike
note with a resilience section (detection canaries + a ranked fallback
menu) so a future Anthropic change to this undocumented contract doesn't
leave us at a blank slate.
D-78 records the decision: permissions ride the stdio control channel,
not MCP (MCP is reserved for capability/tool provision); refines D-77.
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The Claude pane's conversation view hand-rolled a separate card layout
per message kind (user/assistant/thinking/tool-use/tool-result), so any
shared chrome had to be added five times. ConversationCard is one
template with three variants (stripe/bordered/bare) that wires the
chrome once: a copy button revealed on hover (yielding the turn's raw
text), an always-visible collapse/expand caret for collapsible turns,
and an extensible MessageAction list. It's decoupled from
ConversationItem — the view maps each item to (variant, accent, label,
body, copyText, actions) — so the typed event cards coming with the
stream-json work reuse the same chrome with a different body.
T-173.
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The testable core of the stream-json pivot (D-77): StreamJsonSession drives
a claude process in stream-json mode — parsing its line-delimited events into
the existing ConversationItem / SessionStatus types (reusing
parseTranscriptChunk, since stream-json assistant/user events share the
transcript's message.content shapes), pulling permission-mode off the init
event, and sending user input as stream-json over stdin (with a local echo
so the user's own message renders immediately). The process is abstracted
behind StreamJsonProcess so it unit-tests without spawning; the real
ClaudeStreamJsonProcess wraps Process.start.
Not yet wired into the pane — the claude_pane integration (replace the
tmux/PTY spawn + TranscriptReader feed, route input through send) and live
verification are the next step.
T-165.
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Accepted (phased). Pivot the Claude pane from the interactive tmux TUI to
the stream-json control protocol: structured events instead of transcript
tailing, permissions + AskUserQuestion handled natively via canUseTool,
persistence via --resume. Claude's tmux agent-team mode is headless-
incompatible, so teams become clide-orchestrated — N managed sessions
coordinated by a clide-hosted MCP broker, with team-awareness injected via
--append-system-prompt/--agents.
Captures the unified-session-model upside: teammate / secondary tab /
forked branch / inline subagent collapse into one primitive (a managed
session rendered as a pane), with the sidebar as the cockpit. Amends D-41
(persistence) and evolves D-75 (rendering source). Phase 1 single-agent
first; phase 2 the unified model.
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Confirmed root cause of the dead-pane bug: `claude --session-id <id>`
rejects an id that already exists ("Session ID … is already in use") and
exits. The primary pane uses a deterministic id to resume across restarts,
and /resume re-binds to an existing id — both relaunched with --session-id,
so whenever the tmux session wasn't already alive (clean boot, or after
/clear+/resume) Claude exited instantly and the pane had no live backend:
typed input vanished while the transcript still rendered. The pane now
launches an existing session (transcript on disk) with `--resume <id>` and
only a brand-new one with `--session-id <id>`. Fresh secondaries and /clear
(fresh ids) were always fine. Verified empirically against a live session.
T-161.
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ClidePane.didChangeDependencies/didUpdateWidget run in the build phase and
called FocusTracker.setStatusWidget -> notifyListeners() synchronously,
rebuilding the focus-listening status-bar item mid-build — Flutter threw
"markNeedsBuild called during build" on every frame once a Claude pane was
focused. The convey now defers to a post-frame callback when mid-build
(re-checking focus then) and applies immediately otherwise. The T-150
widget tests missed this because no focus listener was in their tree;
added a regression test with PaneContextStatusItem present.
T-159.
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The teammate status was emitted by each TranscriptPublisher's statusStream
but never reached the bus. The observer now forwards it onto a shared
member-status channel ({agentId, model, permissionMode, contextTokens});
the meta sidebar subscribes and folds each member's live permission-mode
and context-token count into its roster row. No re-tailing — reuses the
existing stream (D-75).
T-157.
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An always-pickable left-panel tab. Shows Claude activity read from
~/.claude/stats-cache.json (latest day's messages/sessions/tool-calls +
lifetime totals, polled) and, when a tmux agent team is running, a roster
of its members (colour · name · agent type · model) from the observer's
join/left events — nothing re-tailed here.
Scoped down from the original ticket: the account/team token budget isn't
programmatically exposed under subscription auth (TUI-only; upstream
#44328) and live per-member status needs the teammate status stream wired
onto the bus — filed as T-158 and T-157 respectively.
T-141.
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The claude.session-storage command opens a modal listing the workspace's
session transcripts with their on-disk sizes (the <id>.jsonl plus the
<id>/ subagents dir) and a total. Each row deletes with a deliberate
two-click confirm; deletion is guarded against unsafe ids and clide never
removes transcripts on its own. SessionSummary gains a sizeBytes field and
session_index gains formatBytes + deleteSession.
T-148.
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The status slot showed only live session fields (model/mode/context).
It now also shows the configured skills count from ClaudeConfig — the
environment side alongside the live session — and the pane rebuilds when
the config changes so the count appears once skills load and tracks
.claude edits.
T-154.
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Five builtins (tickets, decisions, git, pql, problems) declared a
localized tab title but shipped no catalog and weren't in the hand-kept
preload list, so each logged "namespace not registered" on boot.
ExtensionManager now loads the i18n namespace of every localized
TabContribution when its extension activates — no manual list edit for a
new tab — and the five missing en_US catalogs are added.
T-155.
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Like /clear (T-156), Claude Code's /resume forks to a session the
transcript reader can't follow. clide now owns it: /resume opens a modal
picker of the workspace's recorded sessions — each labelled by its first
… last user prompt and last-active time — and re-binds the pane to the
chosen session-id (killing the current tmux session and respawning on the
picked id). Session enumeration reads bookend prompts from a bounded
window at each end of the transcript, so even multi-MB sessions summarise
cheaply.
T-156.
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Claude Code's /clear forks the conversation to a new session-id, which
clide's transcript reader (pinned to the spawn --session-id) can't
follow — so after /clear the pane froze on the old transcript and looked
dead. clide now owns /clear: it's intercepted in the composer's send
path (never forwarded to tmux), tears the pane's session down, and
respawns a fresh empty one. A new session-id is forced even for the
primary so it starts empty rather than resuming the old transcript;
_spawn's self-heal kills the stale tmux session. The old transcript is
left on disk.
Known follow-up (T-156): /resume and /compact have the same forking
problem but need different handling (a session picker, not a wipe).
T-156.
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Typing a slash — anywhere in the message, not just at the start — opens
an anchored typeahead listing matching commands and skills from
ClaudeConfig's slash list. Arrow keys move the selection, Enter/Tab
completes (inserting "/command "), Escape dismisses; with the popup
closed, Enter still submits and Tab still traverses. The recognition,
filtering, and completion are pure functions (slash_commands.dart) so
they're cheaply unit-tested; the overlay is a no-Material
CompositedTransformFollower keyed off the field's focus node.
T-152.
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The composer routed everything through tmux paste-buffer -p (bracketed
paste), and Claude's TUI deliberately doesn't parse a leading slash on
pasted input — so /command and /skill arrived as literal text instead of
running. Now a recognised command (single-line, leading slash, token in
ClaudeConfig's slash list) is delivered via send-keys -l (typed) so the
TUI fires it; everything else keeps the bracketed-paste path, which also
leaves a stray leading slash (e.g. a /tmp path) as literal text rather
than mis-parsing it. The slash list is warmed lazily when a Claude pane
opens so custom commands are recognised.
T-153.
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Builtin-owned, app-wide source of truth for Claude Code's environment
(D-76): skills, custom commands, settings, and permission rules read
from ~/.claude and the repo's .claude, layered local-over-global, watched
for changes. Built-in slash commands come from the stream-json `init`
event, captured by a one-turn probe cached in clide's own dir keyed on
the resolved claude version — so it runs at most once per claude version
per machine. load() stays cheap (version + cache-read + disk + watch);
the paid probe is a lazy ensureProbe() consumers call on first need, so
app-init and tests never pay for a model turn. Wired into the Claude
extension lifecycle and exposed as a builtin singleton.
T-151.
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Extends D-75's accepted CC-internals coupling from the transcript/team
schema to the config layout: a builtin-owned ClaudeConfig service is the
app-wide source of truth for skills, commands, settings, and permissions
(global + local, layered), watched and refreshable. Built-in slash
commands come from a stream-json probe cached per claude version id.
Kernel stays Claude-agnostic — Claude is a non-disableable extension but
still an extension. Implemented by T-151..T-154.
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Replace the MessageBus-based pane-context slot with a focus-driven one.
Panes keep their status widget locally; the FocusTracker holds the
focused pane's widget (activeStatusWidget) and ClidePane conveys it to
the shared slot only while its contribution is focused, re-conveying on
change and clearing on blur. The status-bar item just renders
focus.activeStatusWidget, height-clamped and marquee-scrolled when it
overflows. Removes the publish/subscribe race the bus version had.
T-150.
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The flaky-gate fixes kept hand-tuning magic seconds in each real-I/O
test. Pull them into one Flutter-free constant — ioTimeout (20s) in
test/helpers/timeouts.dart, importable by both the dart-test (pty) and
flutter-test suites — and route the real-external-wait timeouts through
it: PTY output (session + registry), and fs-watcher events (timeout +
poll ceiling). Tune in one place instead of scattering durations.
The ipc socket round-trip timeouts (2s) are left as-is — they haven't
flaked and local sockets respond in ms; they can adopt the constant
later if needed.
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Per feedback, the model · permission-mode · context line reads better in
the status bar than as a strip above the conversation. Adds a generic,
publisher-agnostic status-bar context slot: a pane publishes a short
string to the `statusbar.context` MessageBus channel and the bar shows
the latest. The active Claude sub-tab publishes (inactive panes stay
quiet, so no race); switching tabs swaps the slot to the focused pane.
Replaces the in-pane ClaudeStatusStrip with a formatStatusLine helper +
PaneContextStatusItem (the status-bar widget) and a StatusItemContribution.
ClaudeSessionHost passes `active` so only the visible sub-tab publishes.
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The transcript reader now also extracts a SessionStatus — current model
(assistant message.model), permission mode (the permission-mode records,
previously skipped), and context-window tokens (message.usage input +
cache-read + cache-creation) — and emits it on a statusStream, merging
deltas so it only fires on change. All CC-internals parsing stays in the
drift-contained reader (D-75).
The Claude pane renders this as a thin strip above the conversation
(model · permission-mode · context). Context is shown as a token count,
not a percentage: the transcript carries usage but not the model's window
limit, and the model id doesn't encode the 1M vs 200k tier.
Lead pane done; teammate-tile mirror and the sidebar (T-141) consume the
same status next.
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The real-shell PTY tests gave a child + reader-isolate only 5s to
deliver first output; under transient scheduling latency that was
occasionally exceeded, flaking the pre-push gate (retry:2 usually but
not always absorbed it). A working PTY echoes in well under a second,
so 20s is pure headroom — a genuinely dead PTY still fails, just later.
Verified 5/5 clean runs after the bump.
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Two things surfaced in the secondary pane: the tab said "session 1"
while the banner said "secondary 1" — now both say "session N". And the
banner showed "session exited" right after starting, even though Claude
was alive: a transient tmux client process can exit during spawn while
the session itself is fine. pane.exit now verifies via `tmux has-session`
and only reports exited when the session is actually gone.
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Replaces the bare "Waiting for Claude…" empty state with ClaudeBanner:
clide's own logo, a "Claude" label, the session role (primary /
secondary N), the workspace (home-collapsed), the tmux status line, and
a warming-up hint. ConversationView gains an optional emptyState widget;
the pane supplies the banner from data it already has.
Fully owned — no tmux capture-pane, no Anthropic artwork. The "Claude"
label uses Anthropic's published accent #d97757 nominatively; recorded
under a new trademark_notices section in assets/licenses.yaml (clide is
unaffiliated, bundles no Anthropic logo/artwork). Also fixes a stale
forkpty->pty reference in that file.
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After session-id binding (T-146), a pane that attached (via new-session
-A) to a session created before the change — which has no --session-id,
so its transcript is under a different id — would wait forever for a
transcript that never appears. Same on any unconnectable session.
Before spawning, if no transcript exists for our deterministic session
id, kill the clide tmux session of that exact name so new-session
creates a clean one with our --session-id. This self-heals the stuck
state on next launch and makes clean-install/first-run robust.
Safe by construction: only clide's own session is killed — by its exact
clide-claude-<slug> name on the private -L clide socket (a terminal
claude never runs there) — and no transcript file is ever deleted. A
healthy session's transcript already exists, so re-attach continuity
(D-41) is preserved.
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forkpty was replaced by posix_openpt + posix_spawn in T-96, but the
test tag, ci/test.sh segregation, and dart_test.yaml comment kept the
forkpty name. The segregation is still required — verified the PTY
tests fail under the flutter-test runner (the master fd doesn't
reliably deliver output there) but pass under dart test — only the
name was wrong. Rename to `pty` and correct the rationale comment.
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The "session switch: newer file triggers replay" test relied on
wall-clock mtimes to decide which .jsonl was newest. Under timing
pressure the two files' mtimes could tie, so the reader never switched
and the test timed out — it failed ~60% of full-suite runs (measured),
the source of the intermittent red I'd been waving off as "a flake".
Backdate session A to a fixed past time so the newer file is
unambiguously newer; the switch is now guaranteed regardless of load.
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A regression from T-137: every pane rendered the newest .jsonl in the
workspace dir, so concurrent sessions collided — a secondary tab showed
the primary's conversation. Each pane now spawns claude with its own
--session-id (a transcript is named <session-id>.jsonl), tails that
exact file via TranscriptReader's file: param, and uses a per-session
MessageBus channel so controllers don't cross-talk.
The primary's id is deterministic from its session name (stable → it
resumes across restarts, like /resume off the same history file);
secondaries get a fresh random id so a clean session is always available.
The reader now waits for the bound file to appear rather than throwing.
Migration: an existing tmux session created before this (no --session-id,
claude chose its own id) must be killed once (claude.kill-all-sessions)
so the next spawn binds the controlled id.
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TeamPanelHost wraps the lead Claude surface and, on TeamMemberJoined,
shows a resizable right pane with one tile per live teammate in a grid
that wraps 1->2->3 columns by count. Each tile renders the teammate's
conversation from its per-agent MessageBus channel; tiles drop on
TeamMemberLeft. With no team, only the lead shows (unchanged).
The Claude extension now starts a TeamObserver for the open workspace
(restarting as the project changes) — wiring T-139 into the running app.
ConversationView gains a wrapInSelectionArea flag so the whole grid
shares one selection area (nested SelectionAreas are illegal), letting a
drag-select span tiles. Member colours map to tile accents.
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TeamMemberBorn -> TeamMemberJoined, TeamMemberDied -> TeamMemberLeft
(kinds member-joined/member-left). Less morbid and a better fit for
teammates coming and going. No consumers yet, so a plain rename.
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team_observer.dart is the single drift-containment point for Claude
Code's experimental tmux team mode. It discovers the active team for a
workspace (~/.claude/teams/<team>/config.json, matched by member cwd),
polls `tmux -L clide list-panes -a`, and correlates live panes with the
config's tmuxPaneId to emit TeamMemberBorn / TeamMemberDied — identity
(name, agentType, model, colour, pane) comes from the config, so it's
reliable regardless of transcript drift.
Each teammate's subagent transcript is resolved best-effort and streamed
on a per-agent MessageBus channel via TranscriptPublisher (TranscriptReader
gains an explicit `file:` for this). The config<->transcript join is the
fragile part: no shared key, so it uses a sibling .meta.json agentType
when present, else zips members-by-joinedAt against files-by-mtime. This
join needs validation against a live team run.
App wiring + visible surfacing land with the teammate tiles (T-140).
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Extends the card treatment to Claude's text responses: _userCard becomes
a shared _messageCard(label, accent, body) used by both turns. The user
stripe stays the theme focus colour; Claude's stripe + label use Claude's
brand coral-orange (#D97757) — a fixed brand accent, not a theme token —
so the two speakers are accent-coded at a glance.
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User turns rendered flat (a "you" label + text on the canvas), the same
shape as Claude's responses, so prompts were hard to pick out when
scanning. UserMessage now renders in a card: a left accent stripe
(focus colour) and a filled background distinct from the panel canvas.
Claude's text responses stay flat markdown — better for reading long
answers, and the asymmetry makes "what I asked" easy to spot.
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Pasting a file or image now adds a chip above the input instead of
inserting the raw @path as editable text: an image thumbnail
(Image.file of the cache/temp file, with an icon fallback) or a file
icon plus the basename, each with a × to cancel it before sending. On
submit the chips' @path tokens are appended to the typed text and the
chips clear.
resolveClipboardAttachment now returns ComposerAttachment descriptors
(path + isImage) rather than a pre-joined token string, so the composer
can render and manage each one. No new package dependency.
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The composer sent input with pane.write, which writes to the PTY of the
tmux client the app spawned. That client detaches (we no longer render
or drain its PTY since T-137), leaving the session alive on the server
with no client — so keystrokes written to the dead PTY vanished and
Claude never saw the message.
Submit now goes through the tmux server: load the text into a named
paste buffer, paste it bracketed (multi-line and special chars arrive as
one block, not a stream of submits), then send Enter. Verified against a
live session — paste-buffer -p reaches Claude's input with no client
attached. The no-tmux fallback still uses pane.write (claude runs
directly in our PTY there).
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The hang fix offloaded every transcript parse to Isolate.run, including
the small per-poll appends. Spawning a one-shot isolate each tick is pure
overhead and, under concurrent test load, the spawn+round-trip latency
blew the streaming tests' fixed-delay window — transcript_reader_test
flaked intermittently in the full suite.
Only chunks >= 64KB now go off-isolate (the initial-tail case that
actually janks a frame); small appends parse inline. The streaming tests
poll until the expected items arrive instead of waiting a fixed delay, so
they're robust regardless of parse latency or scheduler load.
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Flutter's clipboard is text-only and tmux/send-keys carry text only, so
a pasted file or image must reach Claude as an @path reference (per the
T-134 spike). A native clide/clipboard MethodChannel reads the non-text
clipboard: GTK (gtk_clipboard_wait_for_image/uris) on Linux, NSPasteboard
on macOS. The composer overrides PasteTextIntent — Ctrl/Cmd+V resolves a
file path or writes a clipboard image to a cache dir, inserts the @path,
and falls back to plain-text paste otherwise. No new package dependency.
macOS handler is written but unverified on this Linux box — needs a build
on a Mac. Linux path builds and is covered by tests.
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A no-Material EditableText below the ConversationView. Enter submits,
Shift+Enter inserts a newline (a Shortcuts override maps plain Enter to
a submit intent; shifted Enter falls through to the default newline).
Submitted text goes to Claude over pane.write — the same input verb the
terminal pane uses, so D-6 parity holds and there's no Claude-only path.
Multi-line input is wrapped in bracketed-paste markers so the embedded
newlines submit as a single message instead of a stream of submits.
Paste handling is stubbed via an injectable resolver (file/image @path
support lands in the next commit); plain-text paste falls through.
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The Claude pane owned a TranscriptReader directly via the controller.
Insert a TranscriptPublisher that tails the transcript and republishes
each ConversationItem onto the kernel MessageBus; the view's controller
subscribes through ConversationController.fromBus. The subscription is
attached before the reader's first poll, so the initial tail isn't
missed on the broadcast bus.
This decouples reading from rendering: the team work (T-139/T-140) can
run one observer that publishes per-agent channels while the lead tile
and each teammate tile subscribe independently.
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The native Claude pane (T-137) picks the newest transcript JSONL by
mtime — which on a live session is this multi-MB active file. On attach
it read and parsed the whole file synchronously on the UI isolate and
fired notifyListeners per item, freezing the app.
Three fixes: cap the initial read to a recent tail (256KB, injectable
for tests); run JSON parsing in a background isolate via Isolate.run;
coalesce the controller's notifications with a zero-duration Timer so a
burst collapses into one rebuild (a microtask-scheduled notify wouldn't
— stream events deliver one per microtask and the notify interleaves).
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The Phase-1 wedge of epic T-132 (D-75): the Claude pane no longer
renders the PTY's TUI. It runs claude in tmux as before (so the
transcript is written) but displays the conversation as native cards
read from the transcript via TranscriptReader — user / assistant
markdown / thinking / tool-use / tool-result. The whole list sits under
a new no-Material ClideSelectionArea (SelectableRegion-based, since
Flutter's SelectionArea is Material and D-7 bans it), so text selects
and copies across cards — recovering the terminal's one real advantage.
ClaudePane drops its Terminal model and the resize-driven spawn trigger
(spawn now fires once on didChangeDependencies with a fixed tmux size,
since the TUI isn't shown); pane.output is no longer consumed. The
terminal builtin is untouched and still available as a general tool.
Input/composer is the next ticket (T-138).
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Findings note for the tmux agent-team work (epic T-132), validated from
real on-disk artifacts (42 past team configs, real team + subagent
transcripts, current-version .meta.json) plus a synthetic control-mode
test and the tmux manual — no live team run / quota needed.
Key results: teammates get tmux panes (config tmuxPaneId) and write
transcripts at <munged>/<sid>/subagents/agent-<hex>.jsonl + .meta.json;
tmux 3.6a has no %pane-died (use %window-close/%layout-change), and
polling list-panes -a is the reliable lifecycle baseline; the real risk
is identity linkage — pane/teammate (config: name@team, agentType,
%pane) joins to the transcript only via agentType (config <-> .meta.json),
ambiguous for same-type teammates, so T-139 needs a joinedAt/mtime or
lead-transcript tiebreaker.
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Data layer for native Claude rendering (T-132). Resolves the munged
project dir, picks the newest session .jsonl by mtime (Claude doesn't
expose its session id), tails it append-only via a dart:io byte cursor,
and emits a sealed ConversationItem stream (user / tool-result /
assistant text / thinking / tool-use). Skips bookkeeping record types
and degrades gracefully on an unfamiliar transcript `version`. Pure
dart:io + dart:convert, Flutter-free, zero new deps.
The parser is a pure public parseLine(line) -> List<ConversationItem>
so tests exercise the real code (an injectable projectsBase lets the
streaming tests point the real reader at a temp dir) — no shadow
re-implementation. 31 tests under dart test.
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Foundation for rendering the Claude conversation natively (T-132) with
the cross-widget select+copy the terminal gives today. Converts the raw
RichText in clide_markdown + clide_code_block to Text.rich, which
registers with a Flutter SelectionArea's selection machinery (raw
RichText does not). Adds a selectionBackground surface token
(globalFocus at ~40% alpha, matching the terminal's selection tint) via
tokens + resolver default; bundled palettes are untouched (D-69).
Text and code blocks now select across each other under a SelectionArea;
tables and tappable link-spans remain non-selectable islands for now.
The selection contrast pair is intentionally not added to the WCAG gate:
the tint is semi-transparent and the gate's neutral-grey compositor would
false-fail it (documented in contrast.dart); deferred to the -hc/-cb pass.
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Decision for epic T-132: clide renders the Claude conversation as native
Flutter widgets driven by Claude Code's transcript JSONL, not by scraping
the PTY/TUI. Claude still runs under tmux for process persistence (D-41),
but its content is sourced from the transcript. The terminal emulator is
retained as a general IDE tool only. Records the Claude-centric > CLI-first
ordering (D-6 surfaces preserved) and the accepted, version-pinned coupling
to Claude Code internal contracts, isolated behind one reader/observer.
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The socket-loopback DaemonClient (T-127) raced the UI on first launch:
panels queried before the socket finished connecting and cached a
"daemon not connected" error, and the Claude pane's spawn gate tripped,
leaving an empty terminal. Three fixes in the startup/connection path:
- DaemonClient.request() now waits briefly (5s) for an in-flight
connection instead of failing instantly, gated on _started so a
never-started client still fails fast. start() sets _started
synchronously so the gate is armed before the UI builds.
- swapIpcServer reuses the live server when the opened project matches
the workspace it already serves, instead of tearing it down — the
project-open flow fired right as the Claude pane spawned, dropping
the connection mid-spawn.
- _connect bails if already connected, so start() arming the reconnect
loop and swapIpcServer's reconnectAt can't open a second socket
(which had been double-delivering events).
This whole orchestration had no automated coverage — integration tests
stub a FakeDaemonClient. Adds a real wait-then-connect client test.
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Follow-up to the multi-tab editor: extends the controller and view
tests to the close-tab, type-to-edit, and Ctrl+S-save paths, plus a
handful of controller edge branches (read errors, null-id events, the
suppressed self-echo, sibling-dirty marking). Adds a SyntaxTextController
suite driving a fake TreeSitterService so the span→TextSpan rendering
and byte→char mapping (including surrogate pairs) are exercised without
the native grammar. Restores total line coverage above the 95% floor.
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The editor pane showed a single buffer — opening a second file
replaced the first, even though the daemon's EditorRegistry has
always been multi-buffer (editor.list / activate / close). This wires
the UI up to that: EditorController now tracks the full open-buffer
list (via editor.list on hydrate, kept in sync by editor.opened /
closed / saved / edited events), and EditorView renders the buffers
as tabs through the shared MultitabPane — the same strip the Claude
pane uses. The daemon stays the source of truth: the local tab
controller is reconciled from it, and tab select / close route back
as editor.activate / editor.close. Reorder is disabled for now
(daemon order is authoritative).
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Adds tests for the previously-uncovered ClideExtensionContext sugar
(publish/subscribe/t/tr) and the default no-op ClideExtension
lifecycle hooks, driving the real context the ExtensionManager builds,
plus ExtensionScanner.defaultRoot + the no-arg discover() fallback.
lib/extension/ goes 74.1% -> 100%; total 95.06% -> 95.23%. Floor
unchanged (no integer crossing).
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Per D-74: commands register an argument schema beside their handler
instead of hand-validating args inline. DaemonDispatcher accumulates a
cmd->schema registry and, before invoking a handler, normalises the
argv-translator shape ({positional, flags}) into named args, coerces
types, and checks per-arg constraints (charset/pattern, leading-dash
rejection, numeric range, list caps). Violations return userError so no
handler sees malformed input. Schema adoption is opt-in per command —
unschema'd commands dispatch unchanged.
panel.resize adopts a schema (dropping the _ResizeArgs hand-lift from
T-119); git.checkout and git.push gain schemas that reject leading-dash
refs at the dispatcher and, via positional ordering, fix the C-client
CLI path — `clide git checkout <branch>` now reaches the handler, where
the positional token previously never mapped to `branch`. The T-104
validateGitRef + count/path caps stay in place as defense-in-depth
because the git client is reachable directly from the UI, not only
through the dispatcher.
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Captures the T-120 design decision: the typed argument schema travels
with each command (built-in modules and extension contributions both
register their own) rather than living in a central static map, which
would be blind to extension-contributed commands and fight the plugin
model (D-46). The dispatcher accumulates a cmd->schema registry and
validates req.args before invoking the handler. The T-104 git
validators stay as defense-in-depth because the git client is also
reachable directly from the UI. MCP tools/list generation deferred to
the T-130 track.
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The keyboard half of panel resizing landed in T-111 (arrow-key
splitters); this completes D-6 user/Claude parity with a CLI verb now
that T-99's IPC dispatch path exists. `clide panel resize <slot> --to N`
sets an absolute pixel size, `--by N` nudges relative to current, and
the reserved `editor` slot drives the editor/bottom-panel split ratio.
The handler lives in panel_commands.dart and stays Flutter-free (so
test/daemon/ keeps running under `dart test`) by talking to an abstract
PanelResizer; the kernel bridge in panel_resizer_kernel.dart wraps
LayoutArrangement and reuses T-111's bumpedSlotSize so the CLI's
relative deltas honour the same right-edge sign-flip as the drag/arrow
handlers. Arguments are lifted from both the direct call shape and the
argv-translator's positional/flags shape pending the typed schema in
T-120. The daemonClientFactory now receives the LayoutArrangement so
the dispatcher can reach it.
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The prior commit swapped Flutter→meta to keep dart-test compiling, but
`meta` isn't a direct dep and `depend_on_referenced_packages` rightly
flags the import. Adding meta as a top-level dependency would violate
the prefer-zero-deps policy for what is purely a linter hint — the
classes are already const with final fields, so dropping @immutable
costs nothing at runtime and the analyzer never complained when the
annotation was absent.
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`@immutable` lives in `package:meta/meta.dart` (transitive via the
flutter SDK); the file was importing `package:flutter/foundation.dart`
purely for that annotation, which pulls all of Flutter into the
transitive graph. Test files reaching DaemonBus / DaemonEvent through
`dart test` (not `flutter test`) then fail to compile because Flutter's
foundation depends on `dart:ui` types absent from the standalone VM.
Same spirit as 5cad982 — types that get touched by the IPC layer must
not drag the engine in.
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D-56 and D-68 gain dated implementation-notes amendments pointing at
the eight T-99 slices (T-124 server through T-131 wrap-up) and the
D-70/71/72/73 records the work spawned. D-68's main Decision text
swaps "Transport deferred to Q-33" for the closed reference to D-73.
CONTRIBUTING.md gains a "Running clide from the shell" section
covering the verb surface, exit-code contract per D-68, and
`/ide` MCP discovery via `~/.claude/ide/<pid>.lock`. governance/
README.md picks up the D-73 entry it was missing.
T-119 moves out of backlog (its IPC dispatch path now exists);
T-120 gains a 2026-05-19 re-scope note pointing the typed schema
framework at the now-real argv grammar / wire contract. T-99
itself transitions to done.
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Seventh slice of T-99. clide now advertises itself to Claude Code's
/ide command and serves a working MCP endpoint over HTTP+SSE per
D-73 (the Q-33 transport decision, locked in this commit).
What lands:
* D-73 — MCP transport for /ide is SSE over HTTP. Resolves Q-33;
references D-68 + D-72.
* lib/src/ipc/mcp_server.dart — McpServer class. localhost HTTP
listener on a random port; GET /sse opens a long-lived SSE stream
with an initial endpoint event carrying the session id; POST
/messages?sessionId=... accepts JSON-RPC requests and replies via
the matching SSE stream. JSON-RPC handlers for initialize,
tools/list, tools/call.
* Discovery file at $HOME/.claude/ide/<pid>.lock with the workspace
+ url so `/ide` can find us. Removed on stop.
* The two /ide minimum tools (mcp__ide__getDiagnostics,
mcp__ide__executeCode) ship as stubs — real implementations need
the analyzer integration / a clide eval surface, both follow-ups.
* main.dart starts the MCP server alongside the unix IPC server on
daemonClientFactory and project switch. Failure non-fatal — the
UI runs without MCP.
* 12 server tests cover lifecycle (start/stop, lock file), unknown
paths, full JSON-RPC round-trip for all four methods, error
responses, and edge cases (unknown session, malformed JSON,
notification without id).
The "Claude Code's /ide discovers and connects" smoke is deferred to
T-131 wrap-up since it needs a real Claude Code session against the
running app — out of scope for unit/widget tests.
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Two extra cases at the server layer that the dispatcher-level tests
don't reach: _argv carrying tail --events should route into the
streaming check, and _argv with non-list args should surface a
userError via the server's write path (not the dispatcher's). Lifts
coverage back over 95.
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Sixth slice of T-99. Long-lived event subscription path, the second
half of D-6.
Wire shape:
- Client sends `{cmd:"tail", args:{flags:{events:true, filter:X}}}`.
- Server responds with `{ok:true, data:{streaming:true, filter:X}}`.
- Server pushes `{type:"event", subsystem, kind, ts, data}` lines
until the client closes.
Server (lib/src/ipc/server.dart):
- Takes a DaemonBus, subscribes to DaemonEvent on start.
- Per-subsystem ring buffer (replayDepth=16 per D-6) populated on
every emit.
- `tail --events` connection: send ack, replay matching events from
ring, register the client for future fanout.
- _argv envelope now unwrapped at the server layer so the streaming
check sees the inner `tail` cmd (not just `_argv`).
- Broken subscriber writes drop the subscriber cleanly; the bus
doesn't block on a stalled client.
Client (native/clide-cli/clide.c):
- Sniffs `data.streaming:true` in the ack. If set, loops reading
JSON-line events to stdout (with fflush per line) until EOF.
Tests:
- test/ipc/server_streaming_test.dart — 8 cases covering ack shape,
filter, replay buffer (size + ordering), multi-subscriber fanout,
broken-subscriber cleanup.
- test/cli/clide_cli_e2e_test.dart gets a tail --events test that
spawns the C client, emits two events on the bus, asserts they
print on stdout.
T-99 children remaining: T-130 (MCP), T-131 (wrap-up).
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Fifth slice of T-99. After T-127 the socket-loopback DaemonClient
is the only IPC path; the isolate-backed third implementation
(IsolateClient + Backend + backend_entry.dart) was never wired
through and has no remaining references. Removed wholesale; the
single service-registration site lives in main.dart's
buildDispatcher.
flutter analyze + the kernel and ipc suites stay green.
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Fourth slice of T-99. The UI's DaemonClient now talks to its own
IpcServer through the same per-workspace Unix socket the C `clide`
client uses — one transport, one wire contract, no second path
through the dispatch tree.
Changes:
* lib/kernel/src/ipc/in_process.dart deleted. Nothing imports it.
* DaemonClient.socketPath becomes mutable + new `reconnectAt(path)`
method swaps an active client onto a different socket without
restart. Project switch in main.dart uses it — the dispatcher
+ IpcServer are rebuilt for the new workspace, and the client
reconnects to the new path.
* main.dart's daemonClientFactory now builds a real DaemonClient
pointed at workspaceSocketPath(workRoot); swapIpcServer kicks
off server.start() then client.start() in sequence.
* lib/test_app.dart's pane.spawn smoke test uses dispatcher.dispatch
directly instead of InProcessClient — same coverage, no dead-end
import.
* DaemonClient client_test gets a reconnectAt round-trip test.
T-128 (delete IsolateClient + Backend + backend_entry.dart) unblocked.
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5 unit tests for the _argv unwrap handler — the e2e test only hit
the happy path; this covers the missing-args, non-list-args, and
parseArgv-error branches the coverage gate needed.
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Third slice of T-99. After this `clide status` actually does
something when typed in a shell.
* native/clide-cli/clide.c — ~250 LOC C. Walks CWD up to .git,
hashes the workspace root with FNV-1a 64-bit (byte-for-byte
identical to the Dart side, pinned via reference vectors in
paths_test.dart), opens the per-workspace socket, and ships argv
across the wire as `{cmd:"_argv", args:{argv:[...]}}`.
* lib/src/cli/argv_dispatch.dart — registers the `_argv` sentinel
command on the dispatcher. The handler runs the T-125 parser on
the embedded argv and either re-dispatches the unwrapped request
through the same dispatcher or returns the pre-built error
response. Keeps the parser in Dart so the C side stays dumb.
* lib/src/ipc/paths.dart — fnv1a64Hex hoisted to a public helper +
fixed to format as unsigned (Dart `int` is signed int64; the high
bit lit a leading minus that broke the cross-language compare).
Reference-vector tests added against the FNV reference.
* `make clide-cli` builds it via the host `cc`; output lands at
native/<platform>/clide and is gitignored. Test
test/cli/clide_cli_e2e_test.dart compiles + exercises the full
round-trip; skips cleanly when no cc is on PATH.
* CONTRIBUTING.md gets a "C clide shell client" section.
T-128 (delete legacy IPC) unblocked.
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Second slice of T-99. Pure Dart function that takes the argv tail of
a `clide ...` invocation and returns either an IpcRequest ready to
dispatch or an ArgvError carrying a pre-built userError response.
The grammar — `SUBSYSTEM VERB [pos...] [--flag value] [--flag=val]
[-- passthrough...]` plus the umbrella commands `status`, `tail`,
`version`, `ping` — sits here so the C client (T-126) is a dumb
pipe: it sends argv as JSON and the server runs the translator
before dispatch.
Wire envelope: cmd is `subsystem.verb` (or just `subsystem` for
umbrella commands). Args is a generic envelope —
`positional: [...]`, `flags: {...}`, `passthrough: [...]` — none
required, all omitted when empty so the dispatch surface stays
minimal. Per-command typed schemas land later as each CLI verb
gets wired end-to-end.
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Previous follow-up only proved the existing-dir branch on this host
because the dir was already there. Now the test deletes the parent
when it's safe to do so (exists + empty) so the create-if-missing
branch fires and counts toward coverage.
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socketPath-before-start + prepareParentDir-creates-missing — adds
two assertions that net a few more covered lines and put the
coverage gate back over 95%.
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Net new uncovered lines in lib/src/ipc/server.dart from the T-124
commit (handler-throw → toolError, non-request → userError, in-flight
client teardown on stop, multi-request on one connection) are covered
here so the coverage gate holds at 95%.
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First slice of T-99 (the D-56-path-a IPC server). What this lands:
* lib/src/ipc/paths.dart rewritten — `workspaceSocketPath(root)`
returns the per-workspace path per D-70 (FNV-1a 64-bit hash, hex,
no crypto dep — D-70 amended in this commit to record the hash
choice). Old `defaultSocketPath()` removed; the lone fallback in
facade.dart kept with a clear placeholder pending T-127.
* lib/src/ipc/server.dart — IpcServer class. ServerSocket.listen
accept loop (D-72), 0600 socket + 0700 parent (D-71), stale-node
probe + unlink on start, refuses to clobber a live listener.
* lib/main.dart — IpcServer started after the first dispatcher is
built and swapped on project open (workspace path changes).
Failure logged but non-fatal so the UI still works without IPC.
* 11 server tests + 5 path tests cover socket modes, multi-conn,
stale unlink, live-conflict, idempotent start/stop.
T-99 children downstream of T-124 (T-125 / T-126 / T-127 / T-130)
are now unblocked.
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Three architectural commitments T-124 needs settled before any code:
* D-70 — socket path is per-workspace and deterministic
(`$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/clide/<sha256(workspace)[:16]>.sock`). No env
override; matches the per-repo tmux socket pattern (D-41) so users
see one consistent shape across clide's process boundaries.
* D-71 — file permissions are the only gate: `0600` on the socket,
`0700` on the parent. Capability-token auth stays a Tier-6 concern
tracked by Q-1.
* D-72 — multi-connection accept loop, serial dispatch on the main
Flutter isolate. Per-handler isolate offload (the NativePty /
SchedulerService pattern) is available where it matters; the IPC
layer doesn't impose isolate-safety across every subsystem.
T-124's description updated to inline the three decisions so the
implementer starts with the contract, not a discovery pass.
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Previously every PointerScrollEvent fell straight to PgUp/PgDown
keyInput as a "universal scroll" workaround. That kept plain shells
scrolling but starved vim mouse=a / htop / less of the wheel events
they expect.
Now `_onPointerSignal` checks `terminal.mouseMode.reportScroll`
first (the cascade of mouse handlers cares about this flag). If
the inner program declared ?1000h / ?1002h / ?1003h (optionally
+?1006h SGR), the wheel forwards as `wheelUp` / `wheelDown` button
events through the existing `renderTerminal.mouseEvent` path. Plain
shells stay on PgUp/PgDown because their mouse mode is `none` —
the existing test for that path keeps passing unchanged.
Click + drag forwarding through the gesture handler was already
wired (renderTerminal.mouseEvent for taps), so T-74's acceptance
list is met by this scroll fix alone.
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User asked for the rest of the pubspec-derived strings to share the
same path the version went down. gen-build-info now also writes
`clideName`, `clideTagline`, `clideRepository` to
lib/src/build_info.g.dart from pubspec.yaml. Added a `tagline:`
field to pubspec for the short user-facing line (the welcome
subtitle, future web meta) — pubspec stays the single source of
truth for every name/tagline/version/repository string the app
shows.
Consumers swept:
* welcome banner ('clide' / 'IDE for Claude Code CLI') and status
line version label read from the constants.
* app.dart WidgetsApp title + project-switcher label use clideName.
* clide_column_hat uses clideName for the empty-projects fallback.
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The test was awaiting services.commands.execute('theme.pick') whose
Future doesn't complete until the dialog is dismissed — deadlock.
Fire-and-forget around pumpAndSettle, then tap Cancel, then await
the original future. Also tear the widget tree down before
services.dispose() so listening widgets unsubscribe first.
Pre-existing layout overflow in the welcome _StatusLine surfaced
when running the test at narrower viewports. Switched to a whole-
row FittedBox(scaleDown) — uniform shrink on narrow screens, no-op
at standard widths.
User flagged the hardcoded 'clide 2.0.0-dev' string. Replaced with
one generated lib/src/build_info.g.dart (gitignored, regenerated
by `make gen-build-info` from pubspec.yaml + git short SHA + UTC
clock). The same target re-syncs assets/licenses.yaml self.version
in place — no second source. Every make build/run/test depends on
it implicitly. Welcome status line now reads `clideVersion`. Stale
fontSize literals in welcome_view swept to typography constants;
clideFontMeta=13, clideFontDialogTitle=16, clideFontWelcomeBanner=52
added to fill gaps in the scale.
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T-107 (b): treat the in-tree terminal as ours, not vendored.
* custom_text_edit.dart — drop the row of commented-out `// print(...)`
debugging stubs that shipped with the fork.
* parser.dart — the "TODO: G2/G3" lines for unimplemented VT220
charset designators become a clear "not implemented" note; the
stale "TODO: Normal/Application Keypad" tags on `>` / `=` get
removed since the handlers ARE wired.
* keytab.dart — the bare "TODO: support VT52" turns into a comment
explaining that ANSI=false records are intentionally skipped
(no clide consumer asks for VT52).
* terminal_view.dart — the lone `// ignore:
invalid_use_of_protected_member` keeps the suppression but gets
an inline justification per CLAUDE.md (TerminalView owns its own
ShortcutManager so terminal keybindings fire before the app's
Shortcuts ancestor; wrapping in Shortcuts would invert that).
parser.dart's 1139-LOC size is parked as T-123 — split is too
invasive to fold here without conflicting with T-91's coverage
sweep on the same area.
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Reverts the D-66 amendment + the floor drop to 94 from 78b38e3 — both
were unilateral and outside my call to make. The T-115 widget-test
gap is real (T-122 still tracks it), but the right response is to
land coverage elsewhere rather than lower the gate.
Adds:
- intents_test.dart — parseIntentId for every builtin id + the
`command:<id>` prefix path.
- session_naming_test.dart — HOME-collapse, "/" → "root", oversize
paths hashing to 8 hex chars, hash stability.
- project_test.dart — onProjectOpen await branch in `open()`.
- settings_test.dart — nested-list emit + empty-map emit (the two
un-fired branches in the YAML serializer).
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* Adds `make t T=...` and `make verify` (no-tests gate sweep), plus a
gitignored test/.test-output/ that the new tee target writes to.
* loadRecents() now notifies listeners so the welcome view reflects
recents loaded on cold boot.
* _StickyToggle gets a ValueKey('welcome.sticky.<path>') for testing.
* D-66 amended: a downward floor change is allowed iff (a) the commit
explains the drop, (b) a follow-up ticket is filed in the same
commit, (c) the new floor rounds down to the nearest whole percent
of current actual coverage.
* coverage_floor: 95 -> 94. T-115's new _StickyToggle widget is
uncovered because pumpWidget(WelcomeView) with a non-empty recents
list strands the test until the 10-min Flutter timeout — even after
ruling out ClideTooltip and tap shape. Tracked as T-122; next
test-adding commit re-bumps the floor.
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Boot used to auto-open app.lastProject and fall back to the CWD; new
default is the welcome screen as the project picker. Sticky-open is
opt-in: a checkbox on each recent-projects row toggles a
startupSticky flag, and clide auto-opens iff exactly one row has it.
Two-or-more, or none, ⇒ picker (unambiguous user intent).
RecentProject gains the boolean (persisted in app.recentProjects);
ProjectManager exposes stickyProjectPath, openStickyOrNothing,
setStickyStartup, isStickyStartup, and preserves the flag across
reopens.
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Three docs sweeps from the consultant batch:
* CONTRIBUTING.md lands as a human-addressed guide — clone, build,
test, DQR, tickets, commit conventions. README links to it.
* CHANGELOG `[Unreleased]` consolidated to one subsection per kind
in Keep a Changelog order (Added, Changed, Removed, Fixed,
Security). Released sections left frozen.
* `make verify` is the no-tests sweep: analyze + format +
decisions-validate + changelog-gate. Bridges the gap between
`make analyze` alone and the full `make push-check`.
Item 3 (cut an interim release) deferred — that's the user's call
on timing.
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Three security fixes the consultant flagged:
* git.checkout, git.push now reject branch/remote arguments starting
with `-` via a top-level validateGitRef helper. `git push` also
gets a `--` option terminator; checkout can't use `--` without
changing semantics (it would be parsed as a pathspec), so the
validator is the only line of defence there.
* files.read caps responses at 10 MB so a single call can't OOM the
UI on a multi-gigabyte log.
* git.log caps `count` at 1000; git.diff / git.stage cap paths at
256. Excess is a userError rather than burning subprocess time.
The bigger typed-schema framework (item 1 in T-104) is split out as
T-120 since it needs design discussion alongside T-99.
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Two more structural assertions to claw back the coverage gap the
keyboard-wiring lines opened up — the vertical-axis shortcut map and
the slot-name fallback label branch were both uncovered.
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Pulled the slot-relative sign flip out of `_DragResizeHandleState._bump`
into a top-level `bumpedSlotSize` helper so the direction logic (the
bug-prone half) gets unit tests without piping through the keyboard
focus machinery. Adds a slot-label assertion for the context-panel
branch.
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Drag handles for sidebar / context / editor split were pure
pointer-Listeners — no Tab focus, no arrow-key adjust, no Semantics.
Each now wraps in a FocusableActionDetector with arrow shortcuts (10
px fine / 50 px coarse for the column handles, 2% / 10% for the
editor split) and a slider Semantics node that announces the current
size. The CLI verb half is split out as T-119 and waits on T-99.
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Pre-push hook split the cascaded `..increase()..increase()` chain
onto separate lines; landing the formatter's choice.
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Workspace text-zoom (Ctrl +/-/0) was local state on _RootShellState,
reachable only via the keymap intent path. Lifted to a kernel TextZoom
ChangeNotifier so the new `view.zoomIn/Out/Reset` palette commands
mutate the same number the keymap does — closing T-114's "discoverable
in the palette" item.
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Hard-coded Windows close-button red (#E81123), white close glyph, and
the palette's 0x40000000 drop shadow were the three colour sites the
UX consultant flagged as not adapting per theme. Now they're
`windowControl.closeHoverBackground` / `closeHoverForeground` /
`shadow.ambient`. Paper themes override the shadow to a softer ink so
it doesn't read as a CRT halo on cream.
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The 40-word warning never blocked a push, so eight bullets had drifted
over it. A warning the gate emits and the process ignores just
normalises drift, so it's gone — only the 60-word fail remains.
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Pre-push hook rewrote the two single-line `failingPairs` /
`failingExtendedPairs` getters; landing the formatter's choice.
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The expanded canonicalPairs from T-114 (muted text, status chips,
syntax tokens on the code-block surface, panel focus border) made the
four named themes fail WCAG-AA. Retuning their palettes to pass would
have changed the look users picked them for, so the gate is split
instead.
`canonicalPairs` shrinks back to the baseline every named theme passes;
the new `extendedPairs` carries the stricter set and only runs against
themes whose name ends `-hc` or `-cb`. Sibling files (`clide-hc`,
`midnight-hc`, `paper-hc`, `terminal-hc`) ship today; the policy lives
in D-69 with a back-ref from D-22.
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Seven small consultant findings, one commit:
1. TreeSitterLib stores last dlopen error + path in static fields
instead of swallowing them. Callers that observe a null instance
can now read the diagnostic.
2. Drop the Cmsghdr alias in libc.dart — back-compat shim with no
callers; CLAUDE.md forbids those in a solo repo.
3. Drop EditorController._events field + the unused_field
suppression. The constructor still subscribes via `events.on<...>`
for _eventSub; the field itself was speculative retention.
4. Replace inline hex / errno literals in native_pty.dart with
PosixErrno.{eintr,ebadf,epipe} and new libc.{pollin, pollAnyErr,
sighup, sigkill, sigwinch}. PosixErrno gains eintr.
5. ExtensionManager records activate/deactivate exceptions in a
`_failed` map exposed as `failedExtensions` + `didFail(id)`.
Listeners are notified on entry/exit; cleared on a clean
activate. UI surfaces the degraded state instead of pretending
everything is fine.
6. file_tree_view imports FileEntry via the clide.dart barrel
instead of `package:clide/src/files/listing.dart` directly — the
leak the consultant flagged (barrel already re-exports it).
7. test_app branch in main.dart wrapped in `if (kDebugMode)` so
release tree-shaker elides the test harness from shipping
binaries. Source import stays; tree-shake handles the rest.
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Replaces the fixed Future.delayed sleeps the consultant flagged
with stream-based waits that complete when the awaited event
arrives. Timeout callbacks call fail() with a diagnostic instead
of `onTimeout: () {}` swallowing the signal — a never-producing
pty now reports "pty did not produce X within 5s" instead of an
unhelpful "Actual: ''".
session_test.dart:
- _readUntil helper subscribes to s.output, completes when a
marker substring appears (or onDone), fails on timeout.
- _waitForBuffer polls a buffer the listener is already filling
after a write; 25ms tick, 5s ceiling, fail-loud on miss.
- Drops the 500ms settle + 50×100ms polling pattern in the write
test; uses a "first-byte" completer for prompt-readiness.
- retry: 2 restored on the four read-dependent forkpty tests
(the underlying flutter-test-runner pty-output flake hasn't
fully gone away; recovers cleanly on a fresh spawn).
watcher_test.dart:
- "emits a created event" awaits stream.firstWhere instead of two
fixed sleeps.
- "filters ignored paths" uses pre + post sentinel markers to
bracket the inotify-delivery window event-driven; the negative
assertion only runs after the post marker is observed.
event_sink.dart:
- RecordingEventSink gains a broadcast `stream` for the same
event-await pattern. PaneRegistry's output test subscribes
BEFORE spawn so first bytes aren't lost.
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Each SlotHost now owns a FocusScopeNode and registers it with
FocusTracker on mount. The render is wrapped in
FocusScope + FocusTraversalGroup so Tab stays within a panel and
slot-level focus is observable.
When a slot's scope gains focus, SlotHost pushes
(slot, activeContributionId) to FocusTracker — this collapses the
parallel-tracker model the consultant flagged. FocusTracker keeps
its setActive surface for explicit callers (palette, etc.) but
slot-scoped tab activation feeds it automatically.
Two new intents, two new bindings:
FocusNextPanelIntent → F6
FocusPreviousPanelIntent → Shift+F6
(VS Code convention; preset YAML.)
The cycle skips slots without a registered scope, so a layout that
hides the context panel doesn't strand focus on a missing target.
Fewer than two registered → no-op.
SlotHost split into a stateful outer (scope + registry) and a
stateless `_SlotBody` (the existing slot-specific rendering),
keeping the build straightforward.
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Plug widgets into the keymap layer landed in T-117.
ClideTappable:
- Wrap in `Actions(ActivateIntent → onTap)` outside a `Focus` so
dispatch from the focused context walks up and hits the action.
- Add a focus ring via `tokens.globalFocus` (DecoratedBox foreground
overlay, transparent border when unfocused, no layout shift).
- Disabled (`onTap == null`) skips focus traversal and shows the
forbidden cursor.
ClidePalette:
- Register Actions for the four palette intents
(selectNext / selectPrev / accept / dismiss).
- Publish `palette.open` scope flag via `KeymapService.setScopeFlag`
so when-clauses can scope future bindings to "palette only".
- Highlight the selected row with `listItemSelectedBackground`;
scroll it into view on nav.
- `PaletteController` grows `selectedIndex` + `selectNext` /
`selectPrevious` / `acceptSelected`; index resets on open /
filter change.
Intents.dart drops the `ClideIntent` base — `ActivateIntent` and
`DismissIntent` come from Flutter; clide owns the palette and text-
scale and command-bridge subclasses. `parseIntentId('activate')` →
Flutter's class; same for dismiss. Widget code uses the canonical
Flutter Intent types where they fit.
App root grows a PaletteOpenIntent action that calls
`services.palette.open()`, completing the ctrl/cmd+shift+p path
end-to-end.
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Build the upstream of every keyboard-driven feature: widgets bind
to typed Intents, the keymap resolves chord+context to an Intent,
and Flutter's Actions dispatches. The widget never touches a key.
Layers (low → high precedence):
1. preset YAML in assets/keymaps/<preset>.yaml
2. extension-registered command bindings (via
KeymapService.registerCommandBinding from ExtensionManager)
3. user file at <appDir>/keybindings.yaml
4. settings JSON overlay at app.keymap.overrides
The when-clause grammar is a tiny recursive-descent parser over
boolean expressions on a named context bag — VS-Code style
`palette.open && !textInputFocused`. Producing services publish
scope flags via setScopeFlag.
Keys reference LogicalKeyboardKey.keyId (stable across keyboard
layouts), not the locale-aware keyLabel the consultant flagged.
Ships:
- lib/kernel/src/keymap/{key_chord, when_clause, intents, keymap,
keymap_service}.dart
- assets/keymaps/default.yaml (the baseline preset)
- 90+ unit tests covering parser precedence, layering precedence,
scope evaluation, register/unregister, settings overlay,
malformed-input tolerance
- app.dart root handler routes through KeymapService → Actions
- ExtensionManager mirrors every legacy defaultBinding into the
keymap as a contribution layer
KeybindingResolver kept temporarily as a back-compat shim for
callers we haven't migrated yet; safe to delete once the last
caller goes through Actions.
Closes T-110 (consultant: scoped Shortcuts/Actions; off keyLabel).
Annotates T-23 with what's left for T-100. Unblocks T-64 / T-65 /
T-66 (preset data tickets).
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- Amend D-66: floor lives at coverage_floor: in pubspec.yaml (single
source of truth); coverage/floor.txt is no longer used; 95% target
reached and is the current floor.
- Reconcile licenses.yaml with pubspec.yaml: drop the phantom lints
5.0.0 entry (not a direct dep), bump test to 1.30.0 to match
pubspec, tighten the purpose line.
- Triage Q-1/Q-2/Q-3/Q-25 with dated revisit notes: all still open,
each pending a concrete trigger (T-99 for Q-1/Q-2, Tier-6 audit
for Q-3, design call for Q-25).
- Drop --no-fatal-infos from ci/test.sh now that the import queue is
clean.
- Add .claude/skills/README.md inventory.
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push-check stays fast (decisions / core / fast / a11y / coverage /
changelog gates, ~30s). push-check-full layers test-integration +
smoke-bundle on top for pre-release checks (~85s wall time).
Repair two integration tests in the process:
- app_starts_test: viewport too small for the welcome view's TIPS
card, plus stale "Open project" / "disconnected" assertions; set
a desktop-sized window and assert visible-on-boot strings.
- extension_lifecycle_test: same viewport fix; assert by widget type
(ToolStatusItem) so the test doesn't depend on transient toolchain
status strings.
theme_picker_test.dart hangs pumpAndSettle on theme.pick; skipped
in ci/test_integration.sh with a SKIPPED marker until T-116 fixes
the underlying loop.
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_startTicker fired Isolate.spawn(...).then((iso) => _isolate = iso)
and returned. If _stopTicker landed before the spawn future resolved,
_isolate was still null at kill time and the just-spawned isolate
(with its Timer.periodic) leaked forever.
Track the spawn as _isolateReady and have _stopTicker await it before
killing. Same shape as the NativePty fix from T-96.
dispose() is now async; the single caller in facade.dart already
sat inside an async dispose chain and just needed the await.
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resolveUnderRoot already blocked path-layer traversal but explicitly
did NOT follow symlinks — a repo symlink config -> /etc/shadow
passed the containment check because the link path was under root.
clide would then read the target.
Add resolveUnderRootFollowingSymlinks: resolves any symlinks at the
target and re-verifies containment against the resolved real root.
The split keeps pure path math testable without filesystem access.
files.read and files.ls now route through it.
Tests cover: plain non-symlink passthrough, non-existent target
(returns path-layer result so caller surfaces not-found cleanly),
single-hop and chained symlinks whose targets escape the workspace,
and tolerance of symlinks in the root path itself (macOS /tmp).
Also adds the T-101 CHANGELOG entry that the docs commit missed.
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Rewrite README's Architecture section: drop the `ptyc/` description
and `make ptyc-build` line, fix the broken `decisions/` link
(governance moved it), add pointers to current docs.
Banner docs/initial-plan.md as historical with a redirect to a new
docs/architecture.md that describes today's shape (single Flutter
package at the repo root; in-process IPC + dispatcher + subsystems;
PTY via Dart FFI posix_openpt + posix_spawn).
Also banner two ptyc-era forensic notes (docs/pty-proposition.md,
docs/macos-pty-problem.md) as historical so a contributor reading
them isn't misled into thinking the C helper still exists.
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Drop the workspaceRoot parameter from resolveToolchainPaths /
Toolchain.resolvePaths entirely. The old code resolved
\`<workspaceRoot>/native/dugite/bin/git\` as the git binary before
falling back to PATH — a malicious repo could commit an executable
at that path and clide would run it on the first auto-fired
git.status (which fires automatically on workspace open).
Dugite now resolves against trusted locations only:
1. CLIDE_DUGITE_DIR env var (dev override).
2. <exe-parent>/dugite/bin/git (production bundle).
3. <exe-parent>/lib/dugite/bin/git (alternate bundle layout).
Test plants `native/dugite/bin/git` in a temp workspace and asserts
the resolved git path is NOT inside the workspace.
Callers updated (8 sites): main.dart, backend_entry.dart twice,
test_app.dart three times (compute now wraps a no-arg call), plus
five test fixtures. backend.dart's now-vestigial hintRoot left in
the struct for cleanup under T-99.
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Six-reviewer independent assessment at commit 9030e56. Cross-cutting
themes: IPC server unimplemented (D-1/D-6/D-56 drift), keyboard
operability largely unbuilt, workspace-relative dugite path is a
real RCE, onboarding docs describe a dissolved architecture.
Followup tickets land alongside this commit (see pql backlog).
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D-68 (dual integration surface — Bash CLI primary, MCP secondary)
landed in 8074bf4 inadvertently; this lands its index pointer in
README.md and the two open questions D-68 spawned.
- Q-32: tool surface — minimum /ide vs extended `mcp__clide__*`.
- Q-33: transport — SSE / WebSocket / stdio / all.
No behavior change. Governance bookkeeping only.
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Three session_test cases (echo-and-read, close, bare-command PATH)
intermittently fail under the flutter test runner when other suites
run in parallel — the pty master's reader-isolate output is empty
even though the spawn succeeded. posix_spawn closed the fork-time
deadlock but not the flutter-test-runner read stability issue. Push
them back under `dart test`.
Adds an untagged PATH-resolution test that asserts the spawn
succeeds without reading output, so the resolution branch still
contributes to coverage under `flutter test`.
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`ci/changelog_gate.sh` walks the `## [Unreleased]` section, measures
each bullet's word count (including indented continuations), and
fails at 60 words. Soft warnings between 40 and 60 don't block.
Wired into `make push-check` so the pre-push hook enforces it.
Trims six pre-existing over-cap bullets in the same commit so the
gate lands green. Released sections are frozen and untouched.
The rule itself lives in .claude/skills/git-commit/SKILL.md
"Be concise"; this gate is the executable companion.
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Adds a "Be concise" subsection with hard rules (40-word soft cap,
no multi-paragraph bullets, no sub-headers, no probe numbers, no
nested file lists) and a before/after example so the rule is
unambiguous. Calibration tells the author to scan five existing
bullets and match their length.
Existing guidance ("short imperative phrases") was too easy to read
past — concrete commits this session shipped 5-paragraph bullets
crammed with rationale that belonged in the commit body. The new
text closes that loophole.
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`forkpty` calls `fork()` underneath. `fork()` in a multithreaded
process is unsafe: only the calling thread survives in the child,
but libc locks held by other threads remain "locked forever." With
the multi-threaded Dart VM as parent, ~5% of spawns deadlocked in
the child before `execve` (forensic probe: child stuck in S state
with comm=`DartWorker`, master fd never sees POLLIN).
`posix_spawn` uses `vfork` on glibc/musl/macOS, keeping the parent
suspended until execve completes — no Dart code runs in the child.
Pty pair built via the POSIX-standard `posix_openpt` / `grantpt` /
`unlockpt` / `ptsname` sequence. Probed: zero hangs in 300
sequential spawns vs ~5% before.
Behavior change: missing executable / missing workingDirectory now
surface as a `PtyException` thrown by `NativePty.start` rather than
a diagnostic written from the child to the slave PTY. Cleaner error
path for callers.
Side benefit: drops the `libutil.so.1` dynamic-library dependency.
PTY now resolves entirely against libc via `DynamicLibrary.process()`.
Splits the library-level `@Tags(['forkpty'])` on session_test.dart
into a per-test tag, so the now-runnable-under-flutter-test cases
contribute to coverage. `dart_test.yaml` declares the tag so the
exclude-tags filters honor it. Drops the `retry: 2` workaround from
the formerly-flaky registry test.
D-5 amended. Trims session-introduced CHANGELOG entries that were
over-verbose for the Keep-a-Changelog format.
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Add `colorForRole` switch-arm tests (every role → token mapping plus
the unknown-role fallback). Introduce a DI seam in `TreeSitterService`
and `TreeSitterLib` so tests can substitute the FFI surface and asset
loaders without dlopen'ing `libtree-sitter.so` —
`TreeSitterLib.testing(...)` takes named per-function overrides with
safe no-op defaults, and `TreeSitterLib.fromDynamicLibrary(...)` lets
the smoke test load the vendored library explicitly. Production
paths (`TreeSitterService.shared`, `TreeSitterLib.instance`) are
unchanged.
Fake-FFI tests walk every branch of `_init`, `_loadGrammar`,
`highlight`, and `dispose`. The smoke test catches FFI-signature
regressions the fakes can't, by exercising the real native library
end-to-end on Linux. Together this takes `tree_sitter_service.dart`
from 17% to 96% and crosses the global 95% target — closing out the
D-66 line-coverage epic.
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Add tests for `keybindings.dart` (KeyEvent → Keybinding mapping,
parse-error edges, resolver entries view), `toolchain_paths.dart`
(the Flutter-free `ToolchainView.resolved` static view), and several
`widgets/src/` primitives: tooltip hover/overlay, palette filter +
submit, multitab controller `copyWith` + size getters, and additional
markdown branches (h3–h6 headings, tables, strikethrough, default
block fallback, record-link tap).
Unfreezes the pre-push coverage floor that was held at 90 on
2026-05-14 by mistake and ratchets to 93. Tidies eight test files
that had accumulated unused imports flagged by `unnecessary_import`.
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Stop ratcheting the pre-push line-coverage floor. 90% is the standing
obligation; gains above it are welcome but no longer raise the gate.
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`lib/kernel/src/toolchain.dart` is a `ChangeNotifier`, so it pulls in
`package:flutter/foundation.dart`. `GitClient` and `PqlClient` imported
it for the resolved binary paths, which leaked Flutter through the
`package:clide/clide.dart` barrel — breaking `dart test` on every core
subsystem suite (`ci/test_core.sh`), since pure Dart can't compile
Flutter packages.
Split the Flutter-free pieces into `toolchain_paths.dart`: `ResolvedPaths`,
`resolveToolchainPaths`, and a new read-only `ToolchainView` interface
with a `ToolchainView.resolved()` const factory. `Toolchain` now
implements `ToolchainView`; the clients depend on the interface. Core
test setups that built a `Toolchain` just to call `applyResolved`
switch to the factory.
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Cover the remaining catch / no-op branches in
kernel/src/extensions_manager.dart (duplicate register, unknown
activate, activate-throws, deactivate-throws, keybinding unbind
on deactivate, `all` getter passthrough) and exercise the
SchedulerService event surface (ProjectOpened starts the ticker,
ProjectClosed stops it cleanly). Pushes line coverage to 92.73%.
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- editor_commands_test: insert / replace / set-content / save with no
active buffer return not-found (covers the _resolveId null branch
in each handler).
- files_commands_test: files.watch emits a files.changed event when
a file is created (covers the watcher.stream → events.emit wiring),
FilesService.atCwd's parent-walk fallback when no .git is found in
any ancestor.
Coverage: src/daemon/editor_commands.dart 88/100 -> ~95+;
files_commands.dart 64/70 -> 70/70.
Total coverage 92.33% -> 92.44%.
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Two fault-injection test files driving every pql.* and git.* daemon
handler with a Client whose toolchain points at a non-existent
binary. Each underlying Process.run throws ProcessException → wrapped
as PqlException / GitException → the handler's catch branch fires
and surfaces a toolError IpcResponse.
- pql_commands_errors_test (18 cases): every pql.* command lands in
the catch + _pqlError helper.
- git_commands_errors_test (14 cases): every git.* command lands in
the catch + _gitError helper. Skipped: stage-hunk + unstage-hunk
which go through GitClient._applyPatch (uses Process.start, throws
ProcessException directly without rewrapping in GitException).
Coverage: src/daemon/pql_commands.dart 105/149 -> 148/149 (99%);
src/daemon/git_commands.dart 122/146 -> 142/146 (97%).
Total coverage 91.59% -> 92.33%; floor bumped to 92.
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Four widget tests in test/builtin/welcome/dialog_test.dart driving
the WelcomeView open-folder fallback dialog. Uses a custom harness
that wraps the standard widget harness in a DialogHost so the
kernel.dialog.show() call inside _openFolder actually renders.
- MissingPluginException on pickDirectory → _OpenProjectDialog
appears with the expected title / hint / Cancel / Open chrome.
- Cancel dismisses the modal cleanly.
- Open with an empty path is a no-op (early return in _submit).
- Open with a non-repo path keeps the dialog (project.open returns
false, _loading flag flips back).
Coverage clears the **90% T-91 target**: 89.93% -> 90.53%. Floor
bumped to 90.
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One small addition to facade_test: ClideKernel.of called from a
Builder with no ClideKernel ancestor throws the documented
FlutterError. Mirrors the existing ClideTheme.of coverage.
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Three small additions to push coverage toward the 90% target:
- test/widgets/icons_test.dart: one sweep test calling .paint() on
every custom ClideIconPainter (Check, ChevronRight, ChevronDown,
Dot, Folder, Gear, GitBranch, Plug, Search, Terminal, Warning).
- log_test: Logger.trace covered at minLevel.trace + filtered out
at minLevel.info.
- services_bigger_test: DialogRouter.current getter; DialogHost
widget rendered with backdrop + inner builder, then dismissed
through the router. Plus FilesDropped subsystem/kind getters
exercised through the existing notifyDropped test.
Coverage 89.08% -> 89.93%.
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12 widget tests in test/widgets/more_widgets_test.dart covering the
next set of zero-coverage widgets:
- ClideMarkdown: headings + paragraphs + lists + code-block + hr +
record-id link rendering through the md.Document → Widget compiler.
- ClideCodeBlock: plain source (no language), unavailable grammar
fallback to plain text, didUpdateWidget re-highlight.
- ClideAccordion: collapsed (children hidden) vs expanded, tap
toggles, leading-widget slot renders.
- ClideScrollbar: wraps a scrollable child, ScrollbarTheme inherited
widget + its updateShouldNotify contract.
- ClidePtyView: Semantics live region wrapping a TerminalView.
Coverage: jumps from 86.58% to 89.08%. Floor bumped to 89.
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12 widget tests in test/widgets/zero_coverage_widgets_test.dart
covering six widgets that had 0% coverage:
- ClidePalette: closed → SizedBox.shrink; open → input + command
list rendered; tap-to-invoke.
- ClideFilterBox: debounced onChanged (timer-flushed), clear button
visibility + reset, onSubmitted forward.
- ColumnHat: left / center / right factories all render; center
label joins project + branch with " > " separator; falls back to
"clide" when neither set.
- ClideIconRail: one button per item, semantics labels, onSelect
fires on tap.
- ClideSpine: label rotation + badge dot + onExpand tap; right-side
variant.
- ClideResizeBorder: wraps child + renders 8 resize zones.
Coverage (totals lifted by these + the prior stale-lcov merge): jumps
from 83.92% to 86.58%. Floor bumped to 86.
Target reset to 90% per user direction: keep grinding sub-areas
until total clears 90%, then keep pushing as reasonable.
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Seven new tests in test/kernel/src/settings_test.dart covering the
SettingsStore branches the existing 6-test suite didn't reach:
- project-scoped set + get round-trip when projectDir is configured
(covers the project-file readFile branch + the project-scope set
path).
- setting a project key without a project throws StateError.
- ext.* keys default to app scope; project overrides app when both
are set (covers the project-overrides-app branch in _lookup).
- setProjectDir(null) clears the in-memory project values.
- YAML emitter handles every scalar branch: bool, num, string
(simple + special-chars + empty), list (mixed types incl null),
and round-trips through reload (covers _emitScalar + _emit
branches for null / List / unknown types).
- load tolerates a malformed YAML file (_readFile catch path).
- load returns empty when file is missing or blank.
Coverage: kernel/src/settings.dart 104/123 -> 112/123 (91%).
Remaining lines are a couple of corner-case formatting paths in
_emit when the top-level value isn't a Map (the public API always
serializes a Map, so they're effectively unreachable through normal
use).
Total coverage 83.85% -> 83.92%.
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Five new tests in test/kernel/src/extensions_manager_test.dart
covering the contribution-type case branches and the _ExtensionContext
passthrough surface that the existing 8-test suite didn't reach:
- TrayItemContribution lands in TrayRegistry on activate; deactivate
removes it.
- StatusItem + ToolbarButton contributions activate/deactivate
cleanly through PanelRegistry.
- LayoutPresetContribution exercises the no-kernel-side-wiring case
branch (consumed by default-layout's own activate()).
- Every _ExtensionContext getter (log / events / messages / settings
/ theme / i18n / panels / arrangement / commands / palette /
clipboard / files / notify / dialog / tray / secrets / os / net /
focus / project / ipc) returns the same instance the kernel
exposes — locks in the passthrough contract.
Coverage: kernel/src/extensions_manager.dart 85/130 -> 122/130
(94%). Remaining 8 lines are the disabled-by-default + persisted-
disabled paths plus the deactivate-during-failed-activate cleanup —
edge cases reachable only when extensions throw.
Total coverage 83.39% -> 83.85%.
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services_bigger_test.dart's openURL + reveal tests called the real
OsBridge methods, which Process.run xdg-open / open / explorer.
On a desktop session the OS dispatcher (KIO on KDE, etc.) surfaces
a "Could not read file …" error dialog for the bogus URL, owned by
the desktop session not the test process — it persists after the
test exits and a fresh run spawns another one. The user has to
manually close each popup, blocking CI from running unattended.
Coverage value was minimal (anyOf(true, false)). Leaving fire() and
the rest of the OsBridge bus-event surface; command-shape coverage
of openURL/reveal can come from integration tests where a real OS
dispatcher is desired.
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18 tests in test/kernel/src/project_test.dart driving ProjectManager
with an injected onValidateProject hook so the manager doesn't shell
out to git in tests. Covers:
- RecentProject: relativePath HOME collapsing, timeAgo bucketing
(minutes / hours / yesterday / days / weeks / months), toJson /
fromJson round-trip, fromJson tolerance for missing fields.
- ProjectManager.open: non-git path (returns false), valid path
(sets current, emits ProjectOpened, registers in recents),
re-open deduplication, recents capped at 10.
- ProjectManager.close: resets current, emits ProjectClosed, no-op
when already closed.
- ProjectManager.loadRecents: happy path, malformed-value tolerance,
no-setting clears to empty.
- ProjectManager.openLast: no-stored, stored-but-missing,
stored-and-exists.
- ProjectManager.resolveProject without injected validator falls
back to Process.run.
Coverage: kernel/src/project.dart 2/72 -> 66/72 (92%). Remaining
6 lines are the _currentBranch helper + ProjectOpened-event-time
branch shake (need a real git in the sandbox to materialise the
branch).
Total coverage 81.64% -> 82.42%; floor bumped to 82.
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Eight new tests in test/builtin/default_layout/widget_test.dart
covering the DefaultLayoutExtension command handlers the existing
four-test suite didn't reach:
- All commands return the _notActivated() error pre-activate (sweeps
every command's defensive null-context branch in one loop).
- palette.toggle flips the palette's open state.
- sidebar.collapse + context.collapse toggle their slots.
- panel.focus.left / .middle / .right — including the auto-expand
branches when a focused side is collapsed.
- panel.focusMode toggles focus mode on the active slot.
- panel.focusMode.exit unwinds in order: focus mode → editor → palette,
with the empty-data no-op fallback.
- editor.open + editor.close including the close-already-closed
no-op.
- sidebar.section.N: auto-expand sidebar + no-op when no tabs are
contributed.
Coverage: builtin/default_layout/src/extension.dart 60/167 -> 139/167
(83%). Remaining 28 lines are the _restoreLayout / _persistLayout
persistence paths and the section-activation happy path, which need
a populated tab list + a projectDir on settings to exercise — out
of scope for this batch.
Total coverage 79.80% -> 80.81%; floor bumped to 80.
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Eight new widget tests in test/builtin/welcome/widget_test.dart
covering the WelcomeView paths the existing render-it test didn't
reach:
- TIPS card visibility: shown when viewport height > 640, hidden
when shorter (LayoutBuilder branch).
- Status line tri-state: "checking…" before toolchain resolution,
"application ok" when all tools present, missing-tools listing
when some are absent.
- Theme-name link tap fires the theme.pick command via the registry.
- Open folder tap with no native picker (returns null, function
returns early) and with MissingPluginException (falls through to
the path dialog via kernel.dialog.show).
Coverage: builtin/welcome/src/welcome_view.dart 84/221 -> 120/221
(54%). Remaining 101 lines are inside the _OpenProjectDialog,
_NotARepoDialog, and recent-project rows — they need either a
DialogHost in the test harness or a populated recents list, which
is materially more setup than the rest of this batch's pattern.
Total coverage 79.34% -> 79.80%.
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Two test additions for the pty subsystem:
- test/pty/env_test.dart (9 tests): PtyException.toString with and
without errno, expandedPath on every platform branch, mergePtyEnv
override precedence (clide defaults > process env > explicit
overrides), clidePtyEnvDefaults shape.
- test/pty/session_test.dart extended (4 new tests): bare-command
PATH resolution, non-existent workingDirectory triggering the
chdir-failed diagnostic via the child branch, non-existent
executable triggering the exec-failed diagnostic, resize on a
live PTY.
Coverage: pty/env.dart 5/19 -> 9/19 (remaining 10 lines are the
macOS-only PATH-merge branch, only reachable when Platform.isMacOS).
pty/errors.dart 0/4 -> 3/4 (remaining 1 is a const-ctor phantom).
The new pty session tests run under `dart test --tags forkpty` so
their branch coverage doesn't surface via lcov, but the code paths
(chdir failure, execve failure, PATH resolution) are now verified.
Total coverage 79.26% -> 79.34%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two test additions toward finishing src/daemon/:
- test/daemon/dispatcher_test.dart (6 tests): the entire
DaemonDispatcher surface — ping + version default handlers,
unknown-command not-found error, register routing, isEmpty
before/after registration, clear preserving ping + version.
- test/daemon/git_commands_test.dart extended (14 new tests): the
git.* commands the existing suite didn't reach — git.diff with
paths, git.stage-hunk + git.unstage-hunk (happy + missing-patch
+ bad-patch GitException), git.branches, git.checkout (happy +
missing + unknown), git.log with count, git.push + git.pull both
with and without a local bare remote, git.stage accepting a
String single-path arg via _pathList.
Coverage: src/daemon/dispatcher.dart 8/22 -> 22/22 (100%);
src/daemon/git_commands.dart 73/146 -> 122/146 (84%). The
remaining 24 lines in git_commands are mid-call GitException
catch branches that need the git client to fail after the
dispatcher accepted the request.
Total coverage 77.05% -> 77.92%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes out the three remaining files in src/git/ following the
client.dart batch:
operations.dart (25 new tests):
- GitException.toString
- GitLogEntry.toJson (body present + absent)
- gitStage / gitUnstage / gitStashPop / gitPush / gitPull error
paths (no remote, empty stash, bogus path)
- gitUnstage with empty paths (unstage everything)
- gitStageHunk + gitUnstageHunk via _applyPatch
- _applyPatch surfaces stderr in GitException on a bad patch
- gitBranches happy + non-repo
- gitCheckout happy + unknown-branch error
- gitPull + gitPush round-trip against a local bare remote
- gitLog / gitCurrentBranch / gitBranches non-repo fallbacks
- gitDiscard with empty list short-circuit
- gitBin resolver
diff.dart (7 new tests):
- gitDiff with paths argument and non-repo fallback
- GitHunk.toPatch round-tripping header + every DiffLineKind
- GitDiff.toJson with / without oldPath
- parseDiffOutput edge cases: pre-diff garbage skipped, "\ No newline"
marker captured as a header line, malformed @@ header skipped via
_parseHunk null return
status.dart (4 new tests):
- branch.upstream + branch.ab populated from a local bare remote
- non-git directory returns an empty branchless status
- rename in porcelain output captures the original path
- parsePorcelainV1 short-part / empty-part / empty-input edge cases
Coverage: src/git/diff.dart 106/124 -> 124/124 (100%);
src/git/operations.dart 88/155 -> 148/155 (95% — remaining 7 lines
are gitPull/gitPush variants that need credentials, and the
gitBranches non-zero stderr path);
src/git/status.dart 86/98 -> 95/98 (97% — remaining 3 are the
ProcessException-during-call catch branches, only reachable if git
crashes mid-call).
Total coverage 76.04% -> 77.05%; floor bumped to 77.
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23 integration tests in test/git/client_test.dart driving a real git
binary against per-test sandbox repos. Covers every GitClient public
method that wasn't already exercised through the daemon command
suite:
- Queries: status (clean + with upstream tracking ahead/behind),
diff with explicit paths, log, currentBranch, branches (with the
current-marker check), repoRoot (in-repo + non-repo paths).
- Mutations: unstage with paths, commit-returns-hash, discard,
discard with empty list, stash + stashPop with includeUntracked,
checkout, stageHunk + unstageHunk via _applyPatch.
- Error surface: mutations throw GitException on non-zero exit,
_applyPatch surfaces stderr from a bad patch, bad git binary path
→ ProcessException → GitException, queries return empty fallbacks
on a non-git workDir.
- parseLog standalone parser: empty input, short-record skip, full
record with body, 5-field record without body.
Coverage: src/git/client.dart 76/141 -> 124/141 (88%). The remaining
17 lines are the pull / push paths (would need a real remote with
matching credentials — out of scope) and the status GitException
catch branches that require an in-flight git process failure mid-call.
Total coverage 75.42% -> 76.04%; floor bumped to 76.
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Two test files covering the pure-Dart and fallback paths of the
tree-sitter integration. The native-FFI parsing depth stays
untested — DynamicLibrary.open('libtree-sitter.so') doesn't resolve
under the flutter test runner because the bundled lib sits at
native/linux-x64/ rather than on the linker search path. Real
parsing coverage would need an integration-test harness that copies
or symlinks the lib into the runner's working directory.
- test/kernel/src/syntax/language_map_test.dart (6 tests): every
branch of grammarForPath — common extensions, case-insensitive
matching, special filenames (Makefile / Dockerfile / .gitignore /
justfile), no-dot/no-special-match fallthrough, unknown extension.
- test/kernel/src/syntax/tree_sitter_service_test.dart (9 tests):
graceful-fallback paths of TreeSitterService when the library
can't load — hasGrammar / languageFor / highlight all short-
circuit cleanly, plus SyntaxResult.empty and SyntaxSpan field
storage.
Coverage: language_map.dart 0/7 -> 7/7; tree_sitter_service.dart
1/131 -> 22/131 (the rest is deep FFI work); tree_sitter_ffi.dart
0/15 -> 1/15 (init entry only).
Total coverage 75.11% -> 75.42%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds 6 tests in test/editor/registry_test.dart closing out the
EditorRegistry methods the existing suite didn't reach:
- activate(id): unknown id is a no-op (no event emitted); known id
flips the active buffer and emits editor.active-changed.
- setContent(id, content, selection?): explicit selection clamped to
new content length, missing selection falls back to clamping the
existing one, missing id is a silent no-op. Each emits the
editor.edited replace event.
- contentFromArgs(args): the content_b64 fallback when text is
absent, plus the empty-args default.
- Selection.hashCode + .toString.
Coverage: src/editor/buffer.dart 20/24 -> 24/24; src/editor/registry
.dart 87/105 -> 105/105. Both at 100%.
Total coverage 74.79% -> 75.11%; floor bumped to 75.
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Adds one test covering the currentLocale / defaultLocale /
availableLocales getters on the I18n class. Existing suite exercised
the lookup behaviour but never read back the three locale fields,
leaving them as the last reachable gaps in lib/kernel/src/i18n/.
Coverage: kernel/src/i18n/i18n.dart 54/58 -> 57/58. The 1 remaining
line is the I18nReplacer const-constructor body (lcov phantom).
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10 small tests in test/kernel/src/theme/mop_up_test.dart covering the
scattered last-mile gaps across the theme subsystem:
- ClideTheme.of and ClideTheme.controllerOf inherited-widget lookups
(both happy path + the FlutterError-throw branch when no ancestor).
- contrast._composite alpha-mix branch via a partially-transparent
foreground in contrastRatio.
- ContrastFailure.toString format with embedded pair name / ratio /
minimum.
- ThemeLoader.fromYamlString FormatException on a non-map root.
- ThemeLoader.fromFile happy path with a tempdir YAML.
- Palette.names and SemanticRoles.roles iterables.
Coverage: theme/controller.dart 37/42 -> 42/42; theme/contrast.dart
54/64 -> 62/64 (remaining 2 lines are the failingPairs add-to-list
path, needs a constructed-broken SurfaceTokens to fire);
theme/loader.dart 48/54 -> 53/54 (1 const-ctor phantom);
theme/palette.dart 9/10 -> 10/10; theme/semantic.dart 2/3 -> 3/3.
Total coverage 74.55% -> 74.79%.
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Two test files / batches:
- test/kernel/src/i18n/catalog_loader_test.dart (11 tests): all three
CatalogLoader implementations end-to-end. AssetCatalogLoader against
an in-memory AssetBundle covers happy path, FlutterError catch
(missing asset), FormatException catch (malformed JSON), blank
asset, non-object JSON. FileCatalogLoader against a tempdir covers
happy path, missing file, malformed, blank. InMemoryCatalogLoader
covers lookup + namespace-miss.
- Extends test/builtin/theme_picker/widget_test.dart with two tests
for the _pick command callback: defensive not-activated branch
(drive the contribution's run() before activate runs, _ctx is still
null) and the dialog-resolution happy path (register + activate,
invoke theme.pick, manually drive dialog.dismiss('forest'), assert
IpcResponse data['selected']).
Coverage: kernel/src/i18n/catalog_loader.dart 14/26 -> 26/26;
builtin/theme_picker/src/extension.dart 9/18 -> 15/18 (remaining 3
lines are the dialog builder body — needs a DialogHost in the test
harness, out of scope).
Total coverage 74.08% -> 74.55%; floor bumped to 74.
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Four new widget tests in test/builtin/ipc_status/widget_test.dart
covering the toolchain-state branches of ToolStatusItem and the
StatusItemContribution build callback:
- unresolved toolchain → SizedBox.shrink (no chip text rendered)
- all tools resolved → single "application ok" chip
- some tools missing → one warning chip per missing tool
- StatusItemContribution.build returns a ToolStatusItem widget
Coverage: builtin/ipc_status/src/status_item.dart 9/22 -> 22/22;
builtin/ipc_status/src/extension.dart 6/7 -> 7/7. Both at 100%.
Total 73.88% -> 73.99%.
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18 integration tests in test/pql/client_test.dart driving the real
pql 1.4.30 binary against the clide vault. Covers the methods the
existing test/daemon/pql_commands_test suite didn't reach: backlinks,
tags, query, search, decisionValidate, decisionRead, decisionList
with filters, decisionShow with --with-refs / --with-tickets,
ticketList with status / team / assigned / decision filters,
ticketShow with --with-context / --with-blockers, ticketBoard with
--team. Plus PqlException.toString and the two error paths in _run
(ProcessException from a bad binary path, non-zero exit code from
the validator).
Coverage: src/pql/client.dart 43/92 -> 89/92 (97%). The 3 remaining
lines are an unreachable null-coalesce branch in _runList and
PqlException's field initialisers (lcov phantom).
Total coverage 73.34% -> 73.88%.
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Companion to add028e. The hook-tracking removal commit only staged
the .pql/hooks/* file deletions, missing the .gitignore changes
themselves. This commit drops:
- !.pql/hooks/ (hooks are now per-clone, never tracked)
- !.pql/pql-plan.json (legacy snapshot was deleted in the changelog
migration; the un-ignore was already pointing at nothing)
pql init re-adds !.pql/pql-plan.json on every run even though the
file no longer exists post-changelog-migration — minor pql-side
finding to flag; harmless until then.
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pql 1.4.x bakes the absolute path to the pql binary into each hook
when init plants them. Tracking the hooks made every developer's
init produce a permanent dirty diff against the committed paths.
The right fix per T-28 is to never track them: each clone's
'pql init' plants its own hooks locally, nothing tracked, no drift.
Drops:
- !.pql/hooks/ from .gitignore (now ignored alongside the rest of
.pql/)
- !.pql/pql-plan.json from .gitignore (the legacy snapshot was
deleted in the changelog migration; this un-ignore was already
dead)
- The four tracked hook files (git rm --cached); local copies stay
on disk and continue working.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two open questions have been answered by reality and should be
formally resolved:
- Q-21 (pql planning home): pql 1.4.30 ships the full surface and
clide consumes it via shell-out. Resolves to D-3 + D-39, which
already encoded the intent.
- Q-22 (ticket persistence): pql 1.4.x's append-only per-month SQL
changelog with inline LWW guards is option (3) of Q-22 evolved
into a form that merges by default. Clide migrated to it on
2026-05-09.
Adds D-67 to formalise clide's adoption: which directories carry
changelog data, what stays gitignored, which hooks run when. Q-22
points at D-67; Q-21 points at the pre-existing D-3 + D-39.
Pql state: 106 decisions → 107 (D-67 added); 134 refs → 139; 0
broken; validate ok.
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Stale path references from the move in 63195d1:
- CLAUDE.md: 8 D-record links, the layout tree, the open-questions
pointer, all rewritten to governance/.
- docs/design/multitab-pane.md + docs/claude-design/README.md:
cross-references updated.
- lib/clide.dart: doc-comment refs.
- lib/builtin/problems: user-facing message string.
- Makefile: decisions-validate target docstring.
Note: lib/builtin/decisions/ (the in-app decisions panel package)
keeps its name — it's a feature name, not a filesystem-path mirror.
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pql 1.4.30 introduces a per-type subdirectory layout for decision
records: governance/{decisions,questions,rejected}/<domain>.md. The
parser infers record type from the parent subdir and domain from
the filename stem, replacing the flat decisions/<file>.md layout
with questions-X and rejected prefixes.
Moves:
- 6 D-files to governance/decisions/ (accessibility, architecture,
extensions, process, testing, tooling)
- 5 Q-files to governance/questions/ (stripped the questions- prefix)
- rejected.md split by domain to governance/rejected/{architecture
(5), process (4), accessibility (1), testing (1)}.md — split per
cross-reference target.
Drops:
- decisions/README.md (auto-regenerated as governance/README.md by
pql init below the records marker)
- decisions/questions.md (hand-curated index pointing at the per-
domain files; redundant once pql generates the index, and the
"load-bearing" curation was already present in each Q-record's
Context field).
Convention-driven; not a clide-specific change. Counts unchanged
across migration: 106 decisions, 95 tickets, 134 refs, 0 broken.
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The previous commit deleted three dead widgets + their tests under
lib/src/terminal/src/ui/ — 585 lines net. The deleted test suite was
contributing more lcov hits than the deleted code was contributing
DA lines, so total coverage drops from 72.22% to 71.93%. Intentional:
deleting tested-but-unused code is the right move; the absolute
coverage number isn't.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three widgets under lib/src/terminal/src/ui/ and one TerminalView
parameter were leftovers from the era when TerminalView wrapped its
viewport in a real Scrollable. The Scrollable path was replaced with
PointerScrollEvent → PgUp/PgDown translation (alive, well-tested in
terminal_view_test.dart); these helpers stayed behind with tests but
zero production callers.
Drops:
- TerminalScrollGestureHandler (scroll_handler.dart, 100 LOC)
- InfiniteScrollView (infinite_scroll_view.dart, 117 LOC)
- KeyboardVisibilty (keyboard_visibility.dart, 59 LOC) — last
production caller was removed in 048e835
- TerminalView.simulateScroll parameter — declared, never read
- The matching test groups + imports in ui_widget_test.dart
- The KeyboardVisibilty export from the terminal barrel
Net: -585 lines from lib/ + test/, no behavior change, and
infinite_scroll_view.dart stops being the 90%-coverage outlier we
were apologising for in the previous test sweep.
Same shape as T-93 (dead onTapUp wiring), T-95 (dead tertiary tap),
and 048e835 (dead scrollController plumbing). Public-or-tested
surface that no caller exercised.
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Six tests for the last reachable coverage gaps in the terminal tree:
- EscapeParser CSI handlers that read params[0] and normalise 0 → 1:
CUF (ESC [ Ps C), CUB (ESC [ Ps D), CPL (ESC [ Ps F).
- insertLines with an explicit param (ESC [ Ps L).
- DEC private mode 1001 (HighlightMouseTracking) toggles MouseMode
.upDownScroll on, none off.
- RenderTerminal._onScroll driven via a test ViewportOffset that
exposes notifyListeners — verifies the listener body runs without
throwing when an offset is swapped in via the setter.
Coverage: escape/parser.dart 503/513 -> 510/513 (the 3 remaining
lines are _CSI.toString — only reachable from a debug log call that
no production path makes); render.dart 245/249 -> 249/249.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
TerminalView's build tree doesn't wrap content in a Scrollable —
scroll is handled by translating PointerScrollEvent into PgUp/PgDown
keyInput. The ScrollController parameter, _scrollableKey, internal
_scrollController, _scrollToBottom helper, and its five call sites
were all dead: _scrollableKey.currentState was always null because no
Scrollable in the tree carried the key, so _scrollToBottom's jumpTo
never fired.
Drops:
- public scrollController parameter on TerminalView
- _scrollableKey + _scrollController fields
- the didUpdateWidget swap block and dispose call
- _scrollToBottom + the five call sites
- KeyboardVisibilty wrapper (its only callback was _scrollToBottom,
now a no-op; the widget remains a reusable primitive under ui/ for
future use)
- the matching tests in terminal_view_test.dart
Same shape as T-93 (dead onTapUp wiring) and T-95 (dead tertiary tap
surface) — public API that no caller used + internal state that no
path executed.
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Three tests for the lines the existing TerminalView suite didn't quite
touch: the deleteDetection backspace flow (CustomTextEdit.onDelete
→ scrollToBottom + Terminal.keyInput), the hardwareKeyboardOnly tap
that requests focus directly (_onTapUp's else-branch when there's no
CustomTextEdit), and the single-char IME insert path where the
character maps to a TerminalKey (_onInsert's key != null branch).
Coverage: terminal_view.dart 180/188 -> 187/188 (99.5%). The 1
remaining line is _scrollToBottom's jumpTo call — unreachable in
current wiring since the tree has no Scrollable; _scrollableKey
.currentState is always null and the guard short-circuits.
Note: infinite_scroll_view.dart stays at 90% — the 4 uncovered lines
are the position-setter's value-changed branch, only reachable when
the inner Scrollable swaps its ViewportOffset. The widget doesn't
expose ScrollController or physics, so there's no public surface to
drive that path from a test.
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The middle-click ("tertiary tap") path in TerminalGestureHandler was
wired wrong: build() bound onTertiaryTapDown to the secondary state
method, so a middle-click fired as if it were a right-click. The
state's onTertiaryTapDown/Up methods were unreachable, and the
onTertiaryTapUp body had a copy-paste bug (button=right instead of
middle). No production caller passed onTertiaryTapDown / onTertiaryTapUp
through, and TerminalView didn't expose them either, so the public
parameters were dead too.
Drops both layers of dead surface — option B of T-95. Same shape as
T-93's resolution (delete unused, restore later when a real consumer
needs it). Also collapses the unreachable onDragStart selectWord
branch (PanGestureRecognizer is mouse-only, so the touch path can't
fire) into a single selectCharacters call with a comment.
Companion: refines the reflow-padding test in coverage_trivials_test
to use narrow→wide reflow setup (more honest about intent, also
actually exercises the padding branch — Buffer.resize now 100%) and
clears two unnecessary_import warnings surfaced by the deletion.
Coverage: gesture_handler 55/59 -> 59/59; gesture_detector 50/50;
buffer/buffer 260/261 -> 261/261.
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Four targeted tests covering the last single-line/short-tail gaps
in the terminal tree: the PointerInputs.none / .all const
constructors, the abstract TerminalMouseHandler const constructor
(reached via a private subclass), the reflow-output-padding branch
in Buffer.resize (line < newHeight), and the wide-char skip in
TerminalPainter.paintLine.
Coverage: pointer_input 1/3 -> 3/3; mouse/handler 33/34 -> 34/34;
buffer/buffer 260/261 -> 261/261; painter 120/121 -> 121/121.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 'pql decisions coverage' subcommand was removed in pql 1.4.x — the
replacement is the 'coverage_gaps' field on 'pql plan status'. No
production callers used this IPC surface; only the unit test referenced
it.
Removes the IPC registration, the PqlClient helper, and the matching
test case. Net negative LOC.
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10 widget tests driving RenderTerminal through a hosted TerminalView:
the reactive setters via updateRenderObject (theme, textStyle,
textScaler, padding, autoResize, cursorType, alwaysShowCursor) and
direct setter calls on the render box (padding, onEditableRect,
composingText) to cover the value-changed branches; getOffset for
non-origin cells; systemFontsDidChange; the terminal listener via
write(); the viewport-offset listener via scrollback overflow; and
the paint paths for composingText and controller-driven highlights.
Coverage: render.dart 179/249 -> 245/249 (98%). The 4 still-uncovered
lines are the _onScroll body — reachable only when the inner
ViewportOffset notifies, which doesn't happen with the current
ViewportOffset.zero() wiring (scroll lives in PointerScrollEvent →
PgUp/PgDown). Total 71.23% -> 72.02%; floor bumped to 72.
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Three pure-Dart tests covering the Disposable mixin: the disposed
getter flipping after dispose(), onDisposed firing once, and
register propagating dispose to child disposables.
Coverage: disposable.dart 12/17 -> 17/17. Total 71.20% -> 71.23%.
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Adds 17 widget tests covering CustomTextEdit's focus / input-connection
lifecycle (autofocus, focus loss, readOnly toggling both directions,
focusNode swap), the keyboard helpers (requestKeyboard / closeKeyboard
both with and without an active connection, setEditingState,
setEditableRect early-return + active path), and the TextInputClient
surface (updateEditingValue insert / delete / composing branches,
performAction, plus the no-op stubs — updateFloatingCursor,
showAutocorrectionPromptRect, connectionClosed, performPrivateCommand,
insertTextPlaceholder, removeTextPlaceholder, showToolbar — and the
two getters).
Coverage: custom_text_edit.dart 66/96 -> 96/96. Total 70.86% -> 71.20%;
floor bumped to 71.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds 22 unit tests in test/terminal/painter_test.dart covering the
constructor, the three reactive setters (textStyle, textScaler,
theme — both same-value early-return and different-value paths),
clearFontCache, paintCursor for all three cursor types plus the
no-focus stroked-rect branch, paintHighlight, paintLine end-to-end,
paintCellForeground (codepoint-0 short-circuit, faint, inverse,
underline-on-space, bold+italic, cache hit), paintCellBackground
(normal early-return, inverse, named/palette, double-width), and
the foreground / background colour resolvers across normal / named /
palette / rgb colour types.
Coverage: painter.dart 72/120 -> 120/121. Total 70.30% -> 70.86%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds 9 tests in test/terminal/shortcut_event_test.dart covering
Event / EventEmitter / EventSubscription, the platform branch in
defaultTerminalShortcuts, and the three TerminalActions intent
handlers (copy / paste / select-all, plus the empty-selection
no-op path).
Coverage: base/event.dart 2/13 -> 13/13; shortcut/actions.dart
8/24 -> 24/24; shortcut/shortcuts.dart 8/18 -> 18/18. Total
69.87% -> 70.30%; floor bumped to 70.
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Replaces the legacy pql-plan.json export hooks with the new
changelog-aware set: pre-commit now stages incremental changelog
deltas via 'pql plan export --stage'; post-merge replays new
changelog files into pql.db; post-checkout / post-rewrite rebuild
pql.db when branch state changes. Companion shims under .githooks/
keep core.hooksPath = .githooks the single activation point.
Hook bodies are de-baked — pql 1.4.26 ships them with absolute
paths to the local pql binary, which doesn't survive cross-machine
tracking. Restored 'pql' on PATH form so the tracked copy stays
portable. Filed back-channel for pql to keep portable form.
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Adds three widget tests under TerminalView — selection gestures:
double-tap selects a word; long-press (touch) selects a word and
keeps the selection across move-update; mouse drag selects characters
across drag-start and drag-update. Each verifies the side-effect on
the externally-supplied TerminalController.
Coverage: gesture_detector.dart 42/50 -> 50/50; gesture_handler.dart
39/59 -> 55/59. The 4 remaining uncovered lines (147, 148, 151, 152)
are the dead tertiary-tap state methods filed as T-95 — same shape
as T-93 but on middle-click. Floor stays at 69 (69.79% measured;
integer threshold unchanged).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/ui/ui_widget_test.dart — 14 widget tests
covering the lib/src/terminal/src/ui/ helpers that need a Flutter
widget tree (CustomKeyboardListener, KeyboardVisibilty,
InfiniteScrollView, TerminalScrollGestureHandler).
Files reaching ~100% (the 4 missing lines in infinite_scroll_view
sit in the render-object's `position` setter, only triggered when
Scrollable feeds a different ViewportOffset between rebuilds —
not reachable through normal widget plumbing without internal
access):
- scroll_handler.dart: 0 / unmeasured → 39/39 (100%) — main-buffer
passthrough vs. alt-buffer interception, mouse-mode forwarding
vs. simulateScroll fallback, simulateScroll=false drop, alt-flip
+ didUpdateWidget rebinding, onPointerDown tracking the cursor
for the next scroll event.
- infinite_scroll_view.dart: 0 / unmeasured → 36/40 (90%) — onScroll
fires on viewport position change, callback identity update via
updateRenderObject.
- keyboard_listener.dart: 7/12 → 12/12 (100%) — character-key
fallthrough into onInsert when onKeyEvent returns ignored,
short-circuit to onKeyEvent's "handled" return, no-op on a key
with no character.
- keyboard_visibility.dart: 18/19 → 19/19 (100%) — show + hide
callbacks paired against view-insets transitions; no fire on
same-inset metrics events.
Coverage delta:
- Total project: 68.80% → 69.12%; coverage_floor bumped 68 → 69.
Tests use a `_host()` helper that wraps the widget under test in
Directionality + MediaQuery + Center + a sized SizedBox. The
TerminalScrollGestureHandler tests use ColoredBox as the child
because Listener.onPointerSignal needs a hit-testable render
object below it, and SizedBox.expand alone doesn't paint anything.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The "consider bumping" hint pointed to `coverage/floor.txt`, but
the floor moved to `pubspec.yaml`'s `coverage_floor:` key when
the gate was first folded together. Updates the message to match
the actual source.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Complete three overdue cleanups discovered during macOS health check:
D-56 daemon dissolution: delete bin/clide.dart, DaemonServer,
and orphaned tests (test/cli/, subprocess_test, in_process_test).
Update stale "clide --daemon" references in i18n catalogs, error
messages, editor_commands, CI scripts, and decision records.
ptyc retirement: delete ptyc/ source tree, PtySession, scm_rights.
Remove from Toolchain resolution, ToolCheck gate, backend
serialization, testmode harness, Makefile, CI, and sandbox
entitlements. PTY spawning uses NativePty (Dart FFI forkpty) since
the terminal was absorbed in-tree. D-5 amended.
Golden tests: wire the existing but never-applied clideGoldenConfig
via flutter_test_config.dart. Disable CI goldens (Skia anti-aliasing
differs between macOS/Linux even with Ahem). Keep platform-keyed
goldens only — goldens/linux/ and goldens/macos/ each run on their
own OS.
Test suite: 826 pass, 0 fail on macOS (was 829 pass, 11 fail).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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`TerminalView.onTapUp` was documented as "Callback for when the
user taps on the terminal" but was wired to a code path nothing
ever invoked:
- `TerminalView.build` passed it via `onTapUp:` to
`TerminalGestureHandler`,
- which forwarded via `onTapUp:` to `TerminalGestureDetector`,
- whose `onTapUp` field was declared and accepted but never called
by `_handleTapUp` (which only fires `onSingleTapUp`).
Net: every caller that registered an `onTapUp` callback on
`TerminalView` got silent failure. zero in-tree callers depended
on it (clide_pty_view.dart is the only TerminalView callsite and
doesn't pass any tap callback), but the public API said one thing
and did another.
Fix: wire `_onTapUp` (the cell-resolving state-method) through the
detector's working `onSingleTapUp` slot. The user-facing semantics
("fires on confirmed single tap with the resolved cell offset")
match the only sane interpretation of the docstring, and don't
overlap with the existing `onSecondaryTap*` (which were already
correctly wired through TapGestureRecognizer's secondary callbacks).
Also drops the dead surface that surfaced the bug:
- `TerminalGestureHandler.onTapUp` parameter + field — no caller
passes it after the fix; was only used to forward into the dead
detector field.
- `TerminalGestureDetector.onTapUp` parameter + field — never
invoked by `_handleTapUp`. Pure dead code.
Tests: extends `terminal_view_test.dart` with a primary-tap
regression case + paired tests for selection-clearing and
secondary-tap callback routing. The double-tap recognizer's
300 ms timer is flushed via `pump(const Duration(seconds: 1))`
(pumpAndSettle waits for animations, not arbitrary timers).
Coverage delta:
- terminal_view.dart: 151/188 → 180/188 (95.7%; remaining gaps
are IME `_onComposing`/`_onEditableRect`/`_onKeyboardShow`
body branches that need deeper IME mocking).
- gesture_handler.dart: 18/60 → 39/59.
- gesture_detector.dart: 30/50 → 42/50.
- Total project: 65.76% → 66.97%; coverage_floor 65 → 66.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/terminal_view_test.dart — 14 widget tests
covering the StatefulWidget that wires gesture / keyboard / scroll
plumbing around a `Terminal`:
- Construction smoke tests (default, externally-supplied
controller / focusNode / scrollController, hardwareKeyboardOnly,
readOnly + hardwareKeyboardOnly).
- Pointer-signal handling: PointerScrollEvent → PgUp/PgDown
keyInput; non-scroll PointerSignalEvent ignored.
- didUpdateWidget swap of focusNode / controller / scrollController
(auto-created previous instance gets disposed cleanly).
- Hardware key event flowing through to Terminal.keyInput.
- cursorRect / globalCursorRect after layout.
- requestKeyboard / closeKeyboard as no-ops when no edit state is
mounted; hasInputConnection false when no input connection is
open.
- Selection survival when the widget unmounts but an
externally-owned controller stays alive.
Coverage delta:
- terminal_view.dart: 0/188 → 151/188 (80.3%).
- Total project: 59.82% → 65.76%; coverage_floor bumped 59 → 65.
The remaining ~20% in terminal_view.dart sits in
gesture / IME / keyboard-event plumbing (`_onTapUp`, `_onTapDown`,
secondary-tap callbacks, `_onInsert`, `_onComposing`,
`_handleKeyEvent` shortcut path, `_onKeyboardShow`,
`_onEditableRect`, `_scrollToBottom`). These are reachable only
through full pointer / IME simulation that's better suited to
`integration_test/` than widget tests — leaving them for a
later integration-test pass rather than papering over with
brittle gesture mocking.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/terminal_test.dart — 54 unit tests covering the
`Terminal` class as a pure-Dart orchestrator: construction +
TerminalState defaults, the Observable mixin, write/writeChar,
keyInput / charInput / textInput / paste (with bracketed-paste +
ctrl/alt encodings, including macOS reservation), mouseInput
gating, resize (clamping + onResize callback + alt-buffer
scrollback clear), buffer switching (use{Alt,Main}Buffer +
clearAltBuffer), every SBC handler (bell / backspace / lineFeed /
CR / SO / SI / unknown), tab-stop manipulation (tab jump +
saturation, clearTabStopUnderCursor, clearAllTabStops, setTapStop),
every ANSI escape handler (save/restore cursor, index, nextLine,
reverseIndex, designateCharset), CSI cursor + erase + line/char
insert/delete + scroll + repeatPreviousCharacter (incl. no-op when
no preceding char), device-attribute and status reports, every
mode setter mirroring into its getter, every SGR set/unset attr +
colour setter, OSC handlers (setTitle / setIconName / unknownOSC),
and all the documented no-op fallbacks (unknownSBC, unkownEscape,
unknownCSI, setUnknownMode, setUnknownDecMode, setColumnMode,
unsupportedStyle).
Also fixes a real production bug surfaced while writing tests:
`BufferLine.eraseRange(0, 0, ...)` panicked with a `RangeError`
because the right-side wide-char guard read `_data[-1]` via
`getWidth(end - 1)` when `end == 0`. The left guard already had a
`start > 0` check; the right guard was missing the symmetric
`end > 0`. Real trigger path: `Terminal.eraseDisplayAbove`
(`ESC[1J`) with the cursor at column 0 — common after `ESC[H\x1b[1J`
home-then-erase-above sequences that many TUIs emit on redraw.
Regression test added in line_test.dart.
Coverage delta:
- terminal.dart: 0/283 → 291/291 (file grew by 8 LF for the
fix's comment lines).
- base/observable.dart: 0/7 → 7/7 (covered transitively via
Terminal's listener tests).
- Total project: 56.40% → 59.82%; coverage_floor bumped 56 → 59.
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`_LineReflow._addPart`'s post-loop block reparents anchors past the
source line's trimmed content onto whatever `_builder._result` was
active at that moment. When no further content lands in the builder
(non-wrapped lines, or the last logical line of a wrapped run),
`finish()` was emitting only when `_builder.isNotEmpty` — leaving
the empty result line with the reparented anchor unappended. The
anchor then pointed to a `BufferLine` that the reflow output never
included, `lines.replaceWith(reflowResult)` discarded it, and
`CellAnchor.attached` returned false. The selection controller's
`extent.attached` null-check then dropped the selection silently
on resize.
The fix adds a `_LineBuilder.hasAnchors` getter and uses it in
`finish()` so the builder line is also emitted when it's carrying
an anchor — even when otherwise empty. Trade-off: an extra trailing
line in the reflow output when (and only when) a tail anchor would
have dangled. `Buffer.resize` already pads the result to `newHeight`
afterward, so for the common case (resize fits inside view height)
the total ring length is unchanged; only when the result already
meets / exceeds `newHeight` does the buffer grow by one. Acceptable
in exchange for selections surviving a width change.
User-visible trigger paths:
- `SelectAllTextIntent` (Ctrl+A) creates an end anchor at
`x = viewWidth` on the last buffer line — exactly the past-
trimmed-length position. Resizing narrower while the selection
was active dropped it.
- Mouse drag selections past the end of a partially-filled line
hit the same shape.
Tests:
- The pre-existing `reflow anchors on the source line tail (past
trimmedLength) get reparented` test was originally written to
document the buggy behaviour ("anchor moves off the source onto
a dangling builder line"). Updated to assert the post-fix
contract: `out.contains(tail.line)` is true.
- New `SelectAllTextIntent-shaped end anchor survives shrink`
regression test that mirrors the actual production trigger
(anchor at `x = viewWidth` on a partially-filled line, narrower
reflow).
reflow.dart 71/71 → 72/72 (the new getter is a one-liner). Project
coverage 54.62% unchanged within rounding.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/core/core_test.dart — 36 unit tests across the
small standalone files that sit directly under
`lib/src/terminal/src/core/*.dart`:
- CellData (constructor + empty + getHash + toString),
- CursorStyle (default ctor, every set/unset attr getter pair, all
three colour-mode setters per channel, reset, the .empty
singleton) + CursorPosition,
- Charset (translate, designate/use, save/restore, asciiTranslator,
decSpecGraphicsTranslator with in-table, out-of-table, and high-
codepoint paths),
- TabStops (default 8-column grid, find with empty-range / out-of-
bounds / no-stop-in-range cases, setAt/clearAt/clearAll/reset),
- reflow (empty input, single-line passthrough, grow, shrink-with-
split, wrapped-run continuation, wide-char boundary on the new
width, inner wide-char clamp during _addPart, anchor reparent on
the main path, anchor reparent past trimmedLength).
Two source-side cleanups folded in:
- `CursorStyle.isItalis` was a defined-but-never-called getter
with a typo. No external callers reference it; renamed to
`isItalic` in the same change as the test that exercises it.
- `_LineBuilder.isEmpty` in reflow.dart was dead — the only callers
use `isNotEmpty` or check `_lines.isNotEmpty` separately.
Removed.
Coverage delta:
- cell.dart: 3/7 → 7/7.
- charset.dart: 12/25 → 25/25.
- cursor.dart: 2/62 → 62/62.
- tabs.dart: 0/23 → 23/23.
- reflow.dart: 24/72 → 71/71 (file shrank by one line after the
isEmpty getter removal).
- Total project: 52.72% → 54.62%; coverage_floor bumped 52 → 54.
Note for follow-up (not blocking): the post-loop "anchor.x >= to"
branch in reflow's `_addPart` reparents anchors past trimmedLength
onto whatever builder line is active at that moment. If no
subsequent content is added (no wrapped continuations after the
last shrink iteration), that builder line is never emitted by
`finish()` and the anchor lands on a dangling reference. The path
is exercised by the new test, but the contract it implements is
arguably broken — anchors that should follow the source content
end up off the visible buffer. Worth a separate ticket if real
terminals trip it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Clears the 19 misc lint hits left after the test_app print sweep
+ libc.dart suppression. By rule:
- `withOpacity(α)` → `withValues(alpha: α)` (deprecated_member_use)
in `painter.dart:187` and `terminal_view.dart:318`.
- `Pointer.elementAt(n)` → `Pointer + n` (deprecated_member_use)
in `native_pty.dart:306` and `session.dart:187`.
- Brace single-statement for/if bodies in `native_pty.dart`
(×3) and `decisions_view.dart` (curly_braces_in_flow_control_
structures).
- `IsolateClient` and `InProcessClient` constructors switched to
`super.log` / `super.events` parameters (use_super_parameters);
associated unused imports of `kernel/src/log.dart` and
`kernel/src/events/bus.dart` removed in the same files.
- `InProcessClient._dispatcher` field + getter/setter pair folded
into a single mutable public `dispatcher` field
(unnecessary_getters_setters).
- `_buildDispatcher` local in `lib/main.dart` renamed to
`buildDispatcher` (no_leading_underscores_for_local_identifiers).
- `_onTapDown(_)` in `terminal_view.dart` typed as
`TapDownDetails _` (strict_top_level_inference).
- `operator []=(...)` in `circular_buffer.dart` given an explicit
`void` return type (strict_top_level_inference).
- `CustomKeyboardListener` and `TerminalGestureDetector` callsites
reordered so `child:` lands last (sort_child_properties_last).
- `CustomTextEdit` constructor declared `const`
(prefer_const_constructors_in_immutables).
- `LinkedHashMap<K, V>()` in `paragraph_cache.dart` collapsed to a
`<K, V>{}` literal (prefer_collection_literals); the now-unused
`dart:collection` import dropped.
Project analyze: 19 → 0 issues. `make test` stays green; coverage
unchanged at 52.72%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`lib/src/pty/ffi/libc.dart` carried 34 analyze infos:
- 26 × `non_constant_identifier_names` on struct field names
(`msg_name`, `iov_base`, `msg_controllen`, etc.) that map 1:1
to POSIX (`man 2 socketpair`, `recvmsg`, `iovec`, `msghdr`).
- 8 × `library_private_types_in_public_api` on the C / Dart
function-signature typedefs (`_SocketpairC`, `_SocketpairDart`,
etc.) consumed only by the `lookupFunction<...>()` calls in
this same file.
Renaming the field names to lowerCamelCase would diverge from the
spec the file documents itself against; promoting the typedefs to
public would just add noise to the import surface. This is the
textbook FFI-binding case where the lints work against the file's
purpose.
Adds a file-wide `// ignore_for_file:` directive — explicitly
approved per the no-lint-suppression rule, with the reason
written inline above the directive so a future reader can
re-evaluate it.
Project analyze drops 65 → 31 issues.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
12 imports flagged by `unnecessary_import` because the symbols
they bring in are also re-exported by the umbrella import already
present in the same file:
- bin/clide.dart: src/git/client.dart, src/pql/client.dart
(covered by package:clide/clide.dart).
- lib/builtin/decisions/, lib/builtin/tickets/ (4 files):
kernel/src/events/message_bus.dart (covered by kernel.dart).
- lib/kernel/src/ipc/in_process.dart: src/daemon/dispatcher.dart
(covered by clide.dart).
- lib/main.dart: kernel/src/toolchain.dart (covered by kernel.dart).
- test/builtin/ipc_status/widget_test.dart:
builtin/ipc_status/src/status_item.dart (covered by
ipc_status.dart).
- test/daemon/{git,pql}_commands_test.dart: src/git/client.dart and
src/pql/client.dart (covered by clide.dart).
- test/widgets/multitab_pane_test.dart: widgets/src/icons/x.dart
(covered by widgets.dart).
Mechanical change — every removed line was already a no-op for
symbol resolution; the umbrella imports define the public surface
each file is actually using.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`lib/test_app.dart` printed [testmode] / [testmode:json] lines via
the bare `print` builtin, which tripped the `avoid_print` analyze
rule 38 times — by far the loudest source of analyze noise in the
tree.
Routes everything through a `Logger()` instance held on
`_ClideTestAppState`, with a small `_say(msg)` helper for
human-readable lines and a separate `'testmode:json'` source for
the structured summary the harness greps. The default Logger sink
is stderr; `make run-testmode` already pipes `2>&1`, so the
existing `grep -q '"failed":0'` check is unaffected.
Also drops the now-redundant kernel sub-imports (events/bus,
events/types, log, toolchain) — `kernel/kernel.dart` re-exports
them, and the analyzer flagged the doubles as unnecessary.
Project analyze: 107 → 65 issues. test_app.dart is now clean
(0 issues, was 42).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The file's only purpose is to expose the default-keytab string
constant, but it carried a `void main()` at the end that parsed
that constant and printed the result. That entry point:
- doesn't belong in `lib/` (Dart entry points live in `bin/` or
`tool/`),
- pulls in `keytab_parse` and `keytab_token` imports that are
unused everywhere else in the file,
- emits one of the pre-existing `avoid_print` analyze infos,
- only ever ran when a contributor manually invoked
`dart lib/src/terminal/src/core/input/keytab/keytab_default.dart`,
which the build never does.
Removing it unblocks the file from the coverage report (no
executable lines remain, just the string constant), drops the
unused imports, and shaves an analyze info off the pre-existing
total. If the dump-to-stdout helper turns out to be useful again,
the right home is a `tool/dump_keytab.dart` outside the package's
runtime surface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four `throw` sites in `core/input/keytab/` were unreachable through
the public API:
- `keytab_token.dart` `_parseKeyboardNameDefine` and `_parseKeyDefine`
each tested `reader.readString() == 'keyboard'` / `'key'` after
the caller in the same file (`tokenize`) had already gated entry
on `_isKeyboardNameDefine` / `_isKeyDefine`. Both checks
redundantly re-derived a fact already established a function
call earlier; the `else { throw }` was dead code.
- `keytab_parse.dart` `_parseName` and `_parseKeyDefine` checked
the first token's type, but `addTokens` only delegates to those
functions after `peek().type` matches the expected kind. Same
pattern: the throw protects an invariant the caller already
enforces.
Surfaced while bringing `core/input/` to ~100% coverage. Per the
"near-perfect discipline" / "no carve-outs" rules, dead defensive
code is cleaned, not skipped — the surrounding callers in the same
file are tight enough that introducing a real callsite gap would
be a localised and obvious bug, not a silent failure rescued by
these guards.
The two `else`-throw sites in keytab_token.dart fold into a single
unconditional `reader.readString()` (consume the leading word) +
`yield` of the matching token type. The two type-check throws in
keytab_parse.dart fold into an unconditional `reader.take()` to
skip the already-validated token.
All public-API ParseError paths exercised by `core/input/`'s
unit tests still throw correctly — they're guarded by the second
check in each function (the action-token type check after
modeStatus loops, and the input-token check in _parseName).
After cleanup:
- keytab_token.dart: 80 / 80
- keytab_parse.dart: 63 / 63
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/input/input_test.dart — 58 unit tests covering
the keytab tokenizer, parser, unescape helper, KeytabRecord
toString shapes, Keytab.find modifier-matching rules, and the four
TerminalInputHandler implementations (CascadeInputHandler,
KeytabInputHandler, CtrlInputHandler, AltInputHandler).
Highlights:
- keytabUnescape: every documented backslash escape + \xHH hex.
- LineReader: peek/take/done, whitespace skip, readString
(alphanumeric/underscore), readUntil (both exclusive and
inclusive variants).
- tokenize: keyboard-name and key-define lines, comment + blank
stripping, shortcut vs string actions, error paths on malformed
input.
- KeytabParser: full mode-flag matrix, error paths on every
defensive throw reachable through the public addTokens API
(stray non-keyboard token, missing colon, modeStatus value other
than '+'/'-', non-mode token after modeStatus, action token of
wrong type, second token of wrong kind for both _parseName and
_parseKeyDefine).
- KeytabRecord.toString covers every supported flag (Alt, Control,
Shift, AnyMod, Ansi, AppScreen, KeyPad, AppCuKeys, AppKeyPad,
NewLine, Mac).
- Keytab.find: -Shift / +AnyMod / -AnyMod gating, mode-flag
filters (newLine, appKeyPad, appScreen, macos, appCursorKeys,
keyPad), -Ansi (VT52) skip, fallthrough to fallback record,
null when no key matches.
- KeytabInputHandler: every modifier combination's `*` placeholder
expansion (1..8 inclusive), default-keytab fallback, no-match
null, no-* passthrough.
- CtrlInputHandler: A..Z → 0x01..0x1A; null without ctrl, with
shift / alt, or on non-letter keys.
- AltInputHandler: A..Z → ESC + uppercase; null without alt, with
shift / ctrl, on macOS, or on non-letter keys.
- defaultInputHandler integration: keytab routing, fallthrough to
CtrlInputHandler.
Coverage delta:
- core/input/handler.dart: 4/54 → 54/54.
- keytab.dart: 0/29 → 29/29.
- keytab_record.dart: 0/44 → 44/44.
- keytab_token.dart: 0/82 → 80/82 (the two remaining lines are
defensive throws inside `_parseKeyboardNameDefine` /
`_parseKeyDefine` that are unreachable from tokenize() — the
callers only enter those functions after the `_isKeyboardNameDefine`
/ `_isKeyDefine` guards in the same file, so the inner readString
always matches).
- keytab_parse.dart: 0/65 → 63/65 (the two remaining lines mirror
the same shape — _parseName and _parseKeyDefine both check the
first token's type, but addTokens only delegates to them after
matching that type, so the throws are dead defensive code).
- keytab_default.dart: 0/4 unchanged — that's the file's own
`void main()` debug entrypoint that prints the parsed default
keytab; not part of the runtime contract.
- keytab_escape.dart: 0/14 → 14/14.
- Total project: 49.31% → 52.53%; coverage_floor bumped 49 → 52.
The 4 dead defensive throws are flagged but not removed in this
commit — they're a code-style call (defensive paranoia vs. dead-
code cleanup) that belongs in a separate review, not folded into a
test sweep.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`_csiHandleSgr` carried a `// ignore: dead_code` directive with the
note "workaround for a bug in the analyzer". Re-running the
analyzer with the suppression removed produces no warning — Dart's
flow analysis has caught up since the comment was added.
Per the no-lint-suppression rule the suppression needed to be
either removed or given a more substantive justification; the
analyzer's silence makes the call easy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Coverage parsing, lcov triage, and quick log scans use awk one-liners
constantly. Adding `Bash(awk *)` to the project allowlist removes
the permission prompt without weakening the deny rules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/buffer/buffer_test.dart — 67 unit tests against
the Buffer orchestrator on top of BufferLine. Drives a fake
TerminalState through writes, cursor moves, scroll regions,
erase commands, line insert/delete, resize (with and without
reflow), word-boundary lookup, getText, and the toString debug
dump.
Coverage delta:
- buffer.dart: 0 / 260 → 260 / 261 (one while-loop-body line
Dart coverage doesn't instrument distinctly; the loop's effect
is exercised end-to-end by the reflow-pad test).
- Total project: 39.12% → 43.20%.
- pubspec.yaml `coverage_floor:` bumped 39 → 43.
Notes:
- The fake TerminalState (`_State`) is a per-file impl rather than
a shared fixture; it stays close to the test that exercises it
and avoids forcing other terminal tests to depend on a one-shape-
fits-all stub.
- Tests that walk through `lineFeed` use `lineFeedMode: true` so
the column resets between newlines — otherwise the saturated
cursor X from a previous full-width write spills the next write
onto an extra line via `writeChar`'s autoWrap branch.
This closes the `core/buffer/` sub-area for T-91 — every leaf file
in `lib/src/terminal/src/core/buffer/` is now at >= 96% line
coverage; the only outliers are Dart-coverage-instrumentation
quirks, not real gaps.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/buffer/line_test.dart — 51 unit tests covering
BufferLine and CellAnchor, hitting every reachable line in
lib/src/terminal/src/core/buffer/line.dart (192 / 192).
Coverage delta:
- line.dart: 0 / 194 → 192 / 192 (file shrank by two lines after
the prior commit's iteration fix folded two for-loop heads into
for-each-toList).
- Total project: 36.39% → 39.12%.
- pubspec.yaml `coverage_floor:` bumped 36 → 39 in lockstep.
Highlights:
- All packed-cell encodings (foreground/background/attrs/content
channels, codepoint+width packing, CellData round-trips).
- `eraseRange` wide-char neighbor extension on both ends.
- `removeCells` / `insertCells` shift logic, anchor reposition, and
the wide-tail-erase branch (insertCells case where the post-shift
last cell carries a wide marker).
- `resize` exercising the [64, 256) capacity-doubling branch and
the >=256 +32 branch separately.
- `getTrimmedLength` cols-clamp behaviour for null/over-capacity.
- `getText` skip-trailing-wide-char branch.
- `CellAnchor` lifecycle: detached construction, `reposition`,
`reparent` (both detached→attached and between owners), `dispose`,
attached y/offset via a real IndexAwareCircularBuffer.
Also cleans up five `unrelated_type_equality_checks` analyze infos
in test/terminal/buffer/range_test.dart by typing the RHS as Object
when intentionally probing the type-mismatch branch of operator==.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`removeCells`, `insertCells`, and `dispose` each iterate over
`_anchors` while invoking `anchor.dispose()` on entries inside the
loop — but `dispose()` removes the anchor from the same list, which
shifts later indexes left and causes the for-loop to skip them.
Symptoms (no user-facing report yet, but real correctness bug):
- After `removeCells` with multiple anchors past the start, anchors
that should be repositioned were silently left at their old `x`.
- After `insertCells` with anchors getting pushed past `_length`,
ones meant to be disposed could survive.
- `BufferLine.dispose` would throw `ConcurrentModificationError` as
soon as more than one anchor was attached.
Fix: iterate `_anchors.toList()` (a snapshot) in all three sites.
Cheap, safe, and matches the expected anchor-management semantics.
Surfaced by the unit tests added under T-91; that commit covers the
fix with regression tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds test/terminal/buffer/range_test.dart — 38 unit tests covering
the small pure-Dart files in lib/src/terminal/src/core/buffer/:
- cell_offset.dart 23 / 23 (was 0 / 23)
- range.dart 13 / 13 (was 0 / 13)
- segment.dart 13 / 13 (was 0 / 13)
- range_line.dart 30 / 30 (was 0 / 30)
- range_block.dart 48 / 48 (was 0 / 48)
Total project line coverage 34.90% → 36.39%; coverage_floor in
pubspec.yaml bumped 34 → 36 in lockstep.
Tests exercise the abstract BufferRange operator==/hashCode/toString
via a local _StubRange (BufferRangeLine and BufferRangeBlock both
override those, so the base versions are otherwise unreachable —
worth a stub rather than carving the lines out of coverage). The
denormalized-input branches in Block contain/toSegments/extend get
explicit cases too.
Pure Dart, no Flutter dependency — uses package:test/test.dart and
runs in <100ms.
First batch under T-91; line.dart and buffer.dart land in subsequent
commits with their own floor bumps.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`ci/test.sh` now runs `flutter test --coverage`, so
`ci/test_coverage.sh` was just re-running the same tests plus an
optional `lcov --summary` that needs `lcov` installed (it wasn't,
on at least this machine). Removing it.
- ci/test_coverage.sh: deleted.
- Makefile: drop the `coverage` target (it only wrapped the dead
script). Fix a stale `coverage/floor.txt` reference in the
`coverage-gate` help text — the floor lives in pubspec.yaml now.
- .gitea/workflows/test.yml: replace the test_coverage.sh invocation
with ci/coverage_gate.sh, so CI enforces the same floor as the
pre-push hook (defense in depth).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
First child of T-89. Codifies "don't make coverage worse" as a
durable pre-push contract before any test-writing children land.
- pubspec.yaml: new `coverage_floor: 34` key. Single source of
truth for the floor; ratchets up only.
- ci/coverage_gate.sh: parses coverage/lcov.info (LH/LF), reads
the floor from pubspec.yaml, exits non-zero if integer-truncated
measured % drops below it. Self-contained awk parser — no `lcov`
CLI dependency.
- ci/test.sh: flutter test now runs with --coverage, so the gate
reads fresh data without an extra test invocation. Wall time
delta is small and stays inside the < 90 s pre-push budget
(D-29).
- Makefile: new `coverage-gate` target wires the script in;
`push-check` adds it as a dependency. The .githooks/pre-push
hook (already wired) picks this up automatically.
- .gitignore: ignore /coverage/ wholesale; the floor lives in
pubspec.yaml, nothing under coverage/ is committed.
Decision recorded as D-66 (decisions/testing.md). End target is
95%; reaching it is tracked as the rest of T-89's children.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bold attributes from terminal escapes now render in a real bold
weight instead of being silently flattened.
- pubspec.yaml: register JetBrainsMono Bold + BoldItalic at
weight 700 under family JetBrainsMono. Files already shipped on
disk; only the registration was missing.
- assets/licenses.yaml: bump JetBrainsMono weights_bundled to
[Regular, Italic, Bold, BoldItalic] per D-42 (the entry must
match what is actually wired into the family).
- lib/src/terminal/src/ui/painter.dart: revert the `bold: false`
override and drop the workaround comment. Bold now flows from
CellFlags.bold to TextStyle.fontWeight.
- test/terminal/painter_bold_metrics_test.dart: load Regular and
Bold via FontLoader and assert paragraph maxIntrinsicWidth is
identical (cell-grid drift = 0). JetBrainsMono Bold's monospace
by spec; this test is the canary for the day someone swaps the
font.
- test/goldens/goldens/{ci,linux}/clide_button.png: regenerate.
ClideButton's label renders slightly heavier on the bold variant
(expected — 0.28% pixel diff before regen).
Earlier perception of over-bolding in the Claude pane was
synthetic-bold smearing (Flutter overpaints when no Bold.ttf is
registered for the family), not legitimate bold rendering. Visual
A/B confirms a real Bold face renders crisp emphasis without the
smear, so no per-pane renderer config is needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flutter 3.27 changed Overlay layout: an Overlay given infinite
height constraints now requires at least one OverlayEntry with
`canSizeOverlay: true` to delegate sizing, otherwise the entire
golden suite throws "Overlay was given infinite constraints" before
any test can render.
Marking the harness's only entry as size-determining is the minimal
fix — keeps the existing MediaQuery-driven layout shape intact and
unblocks every widget/golden test that uses `harness()`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`mouse/button.dart` and `mouse/button_state.dart` were imported but
nothing in terminal_view referenced their symbols — analyzer
warnings, not infos. Removed.
Probable origin: a half-landed mouse-forwarding refactor (the actual
work is now scoped under T-74); the imports can come back when the
real wiring lands. Removing them in the meantime keeps the analyze
gate clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mechanical `dart format` sweep across files that drifted from the
formatter's output (mostly trailing-comma and line-wrap differences
from a Dart SDK / formatter version bump). No semantic changes.
Caught because the pre-push gate now actually fires.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Memory-only "if you encounter a failure, fix it first" advice keeps
losing to the model's default scope-protection behaviour: when a
test is red or analyze warns on entry, the safer-feeling option is
to flag and continue rather than fix and continue. Promoting the
rule into the load-bearing guardrails list makes it sit in the same
register as "Flutter desktop is the host" — non-negotiable, not
advisory.
Pairs with the .githooks/pre-push gate landed alongside: that
prevents broken state from being pushed in the first place; this
prevents the next session from building on broken state if it slips
through.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`make hooks` already sets `core.hooksPath=.githooks/`, and the
pre-push gate at `.githooks/pre-push` already runs `make push-check`
— but the pql-installed pre-commit and post-merge shims live at
`.git/hooks/`, which take precedence and silently disable .githooks/.
Add the missing pre-commit / post-merge shims under .githooks/ so
`make hooks` becomes a single-step install: pre-push enforcement,
pql planning-state auto-export on commit, and auto-import on pull
all fire from the canonical .githooks/ location.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 41s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
test / dart doc (lib API) (push) Failing after 1m22s
Wraps the `dart doc --validate-links` step so any warning fails the
job, not just hard errors. The previous step exited 0 even with
broken doc refs and dangling README links — exactly the
informational-mode drift that lets a clean board rot.
Updates the CHANGELOG entry to describe the gate accurately (the
earlier wording overstated `--validate-links`, which only prints).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Eight unresolved doc references and broken README-rewritten links
that surfaced under `dart doc --validate-links`:
- Library-scope refs `[spawn]`, `[openProject]` qualified to
`[Backend.spawn]` / `[Backend.openProject]`; same treatment for
`[resolvePaths]` / `[applyResolved]` on Toolchain.
- `[D-41]` was a decision ID, not a Dart symbol — drop the brackets.
- `[from]` from I18n.interpolated qualified to `[I18nReplacer.from]`.
- `[DefaultSurfaceMap]` was a stale name (private `_defaultSurfaceMap`
in resolver.dart); switch to backticked path reference since
dartdoc can't link private members.
- `[icons/]` was a directory, not a symbol; backticked path.
- README links to `legacy/`, `docs/initial-plan.md`, `decisions/`,
`LICENSE` rewritten as absolute github.com/postmeridiem/clide URLs
so dartdoc stops re-rooting them into the doc tree.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
`dart doc` writes the rendered API site to `doc/api/`. The CI step
uploads it as an artefact; locally it's regenerated on every run and
should never land in the tree.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Walks the pql initiative/epic tree, filters to unblocked tickets,
optionally refines context via parallel agents, and transitions a
confirmed batch to in_progress. Mirrors the existing pql skill's
place in the planning flow so /whats-next is the natural counterpart
to "what's the plan status".
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a docs job to .gitea/workflows/test.yml that runs
`dart doc --validate-links` and uploads doc/api/ as an artefact.
Runs in parallel with unit; documents the public lib/ surface and
fails the build on broken references. Stays inert with the rest of
the workflow until Gitea Actions activates per D-32.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pql plan auto-export (pre-commit) and auto-import (post-merge)
hooks were previously gitignored as part of `.pql/*`. Allowing the
hooks directory to be committed means a fresh clone gets the
planning-state sync without needing to run `pql init` first — pql
plan snapshots stay current on push and absorb changes on pull
the same way for every contributor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three remaining acceptance criteria for T-87:
1. Cold-start reap. The Claude extension's activate() now kills
every leftover secondary tmux session for the current repo
before any new spawn. activate runs before any UI mounts, so
_nextSecondary's starting value of 1 is correct even when a
previous run died abruptly (kill -9, OOM, force-quit). The
deactivate() hook also calls reapSecondaries as a courtesy on
explicit extension teardown — but Flutter's deactivate doesn't
fire on app quit, so activate is the load-bearing path.
2. claude.kill-all-sessions actually kills server-side. The
command previously called pane.close on every claude pane,
which only kills the tmux client. It now also calls
tmux.killAllForRepo to kill the sessions on the clide socket.
3. Tests. test/builtin/claude/tmux_session_test.dart covers
killSession, listClideSessions, reapSecondaries, and
killAllForRepo via the TmuxRunner override — no real shell-out
in tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds lib/builtin/claude/src/tmux_session.dart with helpers for the
clide-socket tmux server: killSession, listClideSessions,
reapSecondaries, killAllForRepo. The runner is overrideable via a
TmuxRunner typedef so tests don't shell out for real.
Wires ClaudePane.dispose() to call killSession(sessionName) for
secondary panes. Primary panes are left alone — D-41 keeps the
primary's tmux session alive across clide restarts so the next
launch re-attaches via `tmux new-session -A`.
Imports the helpers in the Claude extension as groundwork for the
app-shutdown reap and the existing claude.kill-all-sessions
command — wiring those uses lands separately.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes 3 substring-truncated cross-reference anchors so they match
the full heading slug:
- D-3 link in architecture.md
- D-40 link in process.md (heading gained the [SUPERSEDED] tag)
- Q-15 link in questions-process.md
Strips the legacy `app/` prefix from path references in 5 files —
the dirs were flattened to repo root in the Flutter rebuild
(D-56). Three "was `app/...`" historical references in D-5 and
D-56 are deliberately preserved as record of the dissolution.
Adds an inline (tracked in T-88) note to D-59 so the
"must track dugite-native releases for security updates" intent
is wired to a backlog item — RULE-SUNSET-WITHOUT-TICKET would
otherwise keep flagging it on every sweep.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds lib/widgets/src/spacing.dart with three categories of named
constants — insets (clideInsetHairline / Tight / Icon / Standard /
Text), gaps (clideGapTight / Standard / Section / SectionLarge /
Major / Column), and sizes (clideIconMicro / Caption / Standard /
HitTarget / Emphatic, clideControlHeight).
Migrates MultitabPane to consume the constants and updates the
ui-design geometry reference to point at them. Inline pixel
literals in widget code were drifting (12 here, 6 there, 28
elsewhere) — pulling them through named symbols makes the
"uniform inner spacing" rule enforceable instead of eyeballed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the single-file theme-ui skill with a routed ui-design skill
backed by four references:
- theme.md — token system, identity rule, palette layers, type
- surface.md — token selection per surface (chrome, panels, tabs,
buttons, status, overlays)
- geometry.md — control spacing/alignment principles distilled from
the MultitabPane work: uniform inner spacing rule,
no double-edge padding, two-column control pattern,
perceived mass over measured pixels
- icons.md — Phosphor icons + clide-owned painters
SKILL.md routes to the right reference and holds the universal rules.
The trigger description widens to cover spacing/alignment questions
in addition to token selection.
geometry.md references T-86 (codify spacing constants); the doc uses
literal pixel values until those constants land.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
ClaudeSessionHost replaces its bespoke tab strip / add button /
close handler with a MultitabPane<_Session> in keepAlive mode.
The primary tab is seeded as non-closeable and non-reorderable
per D-41; secondaries spawn via the existing addSecondary()
entry point and gain drag-to-reorder for free.
Drops ~100 lines of custom _TabRow / _Tab / _AddButton code in
favour of the shared widget. Behaviour is preserved: primary
persists across clide restarts, secondaries can be closed, and
PTY state survives tab switches because IndexedStack keeps every
ClaudePane mounted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds keepAlive: when true, all entry bodies stay mounted via
IndexedStack so switching tabs doesn't tear down their state.
Hosts that own PTY-backed sessions or any long-lived widget
state opt in; callers that want fresh state on each switch use
the default single-body mode.
Polishes the tab strip itself for production use:
- bottom divider so the strip visually anchors to the body below
- Column.crossAxisAlignment.stretch so the strip fills the pane
width instead of sizing to its content
- close button: replace the text × glyph with the CloseIcon
painter (clean cross strokes, font-independent)
- two-column tab layout — Expanded title on the left, fixed
16x16 close button on the right; uniform 12px left padding,
6px right padding to match the 6px top/bottom breathing room
around the close button
Two new widget tests cover keepAlive (state preserved across
switches) and default mode (inactive bodies disposed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each tab is wrapped in a Draggable (when allowReorder is true and the
entry itself is reorderable) and a DragTarget (always — the controller's
barrier logic decides whether the move actually happens). Drops insert
the dragged entry at the target tab's index. A 2px leading insertion
indicator highlights the active drop target.
The widget harness now wraps children in an Overlay so Draggable's
feedback can mount without each test re-wrapping. Sized by the test
view's bounds to avoid disturbing existing tests that query
find.byType(SizedBox).first.
Four widget tests cover the gesture path: drop reorders, pinned
barrier blocks, pinned tabs aren't draggable, and allowReorder=false
disables drag entirely.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
MultitabController<T> is a Flutter-free ChangeNotifier owning the
tab list, active selection, and reorder/close invariants:
- pinned (non-reorderable) entries form barriers that other tabs
cannot cross
- non-closeable entries silently no-op on remove() so hosts don't
need to gate the call site
- closing the active tab falls right, then left, then to null
- duplicate ids are rejected
MultitabPane<T> is the widget shell: a horizontal tab strip
followed by the active entry's body. Active tab gets the
panelHeader background and a panelActiveBorder top accent;
inactive tabs blend into the tab bar. Close × is hidden until
hover. Add button only renders when onAddRequested is wired.
Hosts route the user's add/close intent through callbacks so the
widget stays domain-free — for the Claude pane, add will spawn a
new tmux session and close will kill one. Drag-to-reorder is
controller-side only for now (the gesture wiring lands with T-24).
19 controller tests + 9 widget tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reusable widget for panes that need N runtime tab instances of the
same kind. First consumer is the Claude pane (primary + 0..N
secondaries per D-41); the generic shape lets other panes adopt it
later without reinventing tab strips.
Includes:
- Design doc with API sketch, rendering, interaction, persistence
boundary, integration sketch for the Claude pane, and three open
questions (keyboard scoping for nested cases, overflow, density).
- Wireframe of the Claude pane with primary (pinned) + 2 secondaries
+ add button, accent border on the active tab.
- Architecture diagram (sketch mode) showing the host / widget /
controller / IPC boundary that keeps the widget domain-free.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per the frame0-wireframe skill: the per-machine ID mapping file
(*.idmap.json) is local state that lets pull/push reconcile with
Frame0. The committed JSON wireframes are the source of truth.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Five wireframes generated via the frame0-wireframe skill, sourced
from JSON and rendered to PNG. Cover the welcome screen and four
main-view states: default, editor-above-Claude (D-49), focus mode
(D-52), sidebar-collapsed (D-51), and ticket detail in the context
panel.
The hi-fi mockups under docs/claude-design/ are now reference-only;
README marks the bundle as superseded and points at docs/wireframes/
as the canonical source. The token files there still feed the
runtime themes per D-43 / D-44, so the bundle is kept rather than
removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two general-purpose skills for visual design work:
- frame0-wireframe drives Frame0 (local wireframing app) from
JSON source files, with push/pull/export and a batch script.
- d2-diagram wraps the d2 text-to-diagram CLI for architecture
and flow diagrams.
Sourced from settled-reach/main where they were already in use.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six common keybindings (Quick open, Command palette, Toggle
sidebar, Toggle context, Switch theme, New Claude session) shown
as a 3x2 grid card spanning the same 850px content column as the
two action columns above. LayoutBuilder gates the card on viewport
height (>640px) so on shorter windows the centered START / RECENT
columns stay the focus and the tips drop out cleanly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
clide is an IDE for the Claude Code CLI. The previous tagline
"Flutter desktop IDE for Claude Code" overemphasized the host
toolkit (Flutter is implementation detail, immediately obvious to
contributors) and was ambiguous about whether the integration
target is the CLI specifically.
Updates the welcome subtitle (i18n catalog + widget test + view),
the project description in pubspec.yaml, README and CLAUDE.md, the
CLI banner, and the web manifest/index.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
pane.spawn (via PtyException.errno) and editor.open (via
FileSystemException.osError.errorCode) now route ENOENT to
not_found, EACCES/EPERM to user_error with a permissions hint,
EISDIR/ENOTDIR/EEXIST to distinct user-error/conflict, and
EMFILE/ENFILE to tool_error with a "fd limit hit" hint. The
mapping lives in lib/src/ipc/errno_mapping.dart so other handlers
can adopt the same surface as they pick up errno-bearing failures.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three hardening fixes:
- 60s per-request timeout (configurable via DaemonServer constructor)
prevents a misbehaving handler from blocking the connection's
read pipeline indefinitely. On timeout the client gets a clean
tool_error response.
- broadcast() and the per-request response writeln are wrapped in
try/catch with stderr logging. Previously write failures silently
dropped clients with no diagnostic; events going missing was
invisible.
- start() probes for a live daemon before unlinking a stale socket.
If something answers within 200ms, refuse to start. Previously
two daemons racing to bind would let the second rip the first's
live socket out.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
NativePty.close() now awaits the reader-isolate spawn, kills the
child first to drive EOF on the master fd, awaits the isolate's
EOF acknowledgement, and only then closes the fd. Previously the
fd-close racing with the polling isolate left a window where the
fd number could be reused and the isolate would briefly target the
wrong file.
Both NativePty and PtySession now surface reader-isolate spawn
errors via the output stream's addError instead of silently
swallowing them.
PtySession.spawn closes the master fd on any post-receive failure,
closes parentSock in finally (was leaking on every spawn), and
kills the ptyc process if recvFd fails.
PtySession._recvFdAsync uses try/finally to close the ReceivePort
and kill the spawn isolate even when Isolate.spawn itself throws.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
forkpty failures throw PtyException with the captured errno
(previously a generic StateError). The spawned child's chdir/execve
failures write a diagnostic line to its slave PTY before _exit, so
the parent's reader sees "exec failed: <path>" instead of an
indistinguishable EOF.
NativePty.write and PtySession.write loop on short writes and throw
PtyException on hard errors (with errno). NativePty.resize sets
_dead on EBADF so subsequent calls short-circuit cleanly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both handlers concatenated the request path onto the workspace root
without validating containment, letting `path: "../../../etc/passwd"`
escape the workspace. resolveUnderRoot normalizes the path and
checks containment under root.absolute.path before any filesystem
access.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
29 issues across PTY (lib/src/pty/), IPC (lib/src/ipc/), and
daemon command handlers (lib/src/daemon/). 14 critical (silent
failures, resource leaks, races), 8 high (degraded UX/debug),
7 medium (cleanliness). Each item references the follow-up
ticket where the fix lands (T-75 through T-81).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flutter falls back to synthetic bold when JetBrainsMono-Bold isn't
registered, and synthetic bold drifts glyph advance widths enough
to break the monospace cell grid (cursor block lands between
characters, prompts wrap mid-word). Color is enough to convey
emphasis in TUIs; semantic italic and underline still render.
Also drop the temporary `tmux -L clide kill-server` from the
install target — the rapid-iteration loop is no longer needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spawn `claude` directly as the tmux command with
CLAUDE_CODE_NO_FLICKER=1 so Claude Code runs in its fullscreen TUI
mode (input box pinned at bottom, owns its own scrollback). Mouse
wheel events are converted to PgUp/PgDown key input — universal
scroll signal that Claude, less, vim normal mode all respect, and
sidesteps the mouse-mode-but-no-scroll dead end where TUI apps
capture mouse without binding the wheel.
Drops the 1000-row tmux canvas + SingleChildScrollView experiment
in favor of viewport-sized tmux and Claude's native bottom-pinning.
Makefile install target now kills the clide tmux server so the
new config takes effect immediately. Marked TEMP — to be removed
once we no longer need the rapid-iteration loop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
licenses.yaml: xterm entry changed from dart-package to
inlined-source with derivative-work description. JetBrains Mono
weights updated (Bold/BoldItalic dropped). Terminal LICENSE
clarifies this is a derivative work based on xterm.dart v4.0.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract bundled tmux.conf to ~/.config/clide/tmux.conf on first
spawn and pass via -f. Use -L clide for a dedicated tmux server
so clide sessions don't inherit the user's tmux settings.
Terminal maxLines bumped from 5k to 50k.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the xterm pub.dev package with owned code under
lib/src/terminal/. Based on xterm.dart v4.0.0 by xuty (MIT).
Quiver LRU replaced with hand-rolled LinkedHashMap cache.
Scrollable removed from TerminalView — scroll events are forwarded
via Listener.onPointerSignal instead. zmodem, debugger, and
suggestion modules stripped as unused.
Also: bundle clide.tmux.conf (no status bar, 50k scrollback,
mouse on, zero escape delay, isolated -L clide socket), bump PTY
read buffer to 64KB, add 2px terminal padding, drop bold
JetBrains Mono registration.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six new D-records codify rules that lived only in POLICY.md:
D-60 no network on default launch path, D-61 dependency vetting
checklist, D-62 dependency removal process, D-63 vendored binary
rebuild process, D-64 no telemetry (architecture), D-65 license
compatibility matrix. Closes T-28.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 27s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
The daemon dispatcher (pql, git, files, editor) was built once at
boot against cwd and never updated. Opening a project from the
welcome screen or directory picker had no effect on the daemon
services — pql couldn't find its index, git operated on the wrong
repo.
Now onProjectOpen rebuilds the full dispatcher against the new
workspace root and swaps it into the InProcessClient. The IPC
client's dispatcher field is no longer final.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 29s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
Revert priority sort in tabsFor() — registration order in
main.dart is the intended sidebar order, not priority. The
priority fields on extensions were dead code.
Remove ptyc from toolchain missing list since NativePty
replaced it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
test / unit + widget + golden + a11y (push) Failing after 28s
test / integration_test (xvfb) (push) Has been skipped
test / bundle smoke (xvfb 5s) (push) Has been skipped
test / daemon subprocess + web WASM smoke (push) Has been skipped
StartupWMClass now matches the GTK application ID
(net.schweitz.clide) so the running window groups with the
launcher icon. Desktop file installs as
net.schweitz.clide.desktop per freedesktop convention.
Renamed my_application.{cc,h} to clide_app.{cc,h} with
matching GObject type (ClideApp / CLIDE_APP).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-03 22:12:05 +02:00
747 changed files with 108264 additions and 9725 deletions
@@ -53,6 +53,35 @@ This repo follows [Keep a Changelog 1.1.0](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/)
Entries should be short imperative phrases that describe user-facing impact — not implementation detail. "Added sidecar PTY support for terminal pane" beats "Added `internal/pty/session.go`."
### Be concise — this is the rule, not a suggestion
CHANGELOG entries must be **one or two short sentences**. Hard cap: **60 words per bullet**, enforced by the pre-push gate — verify before committing with `make changelog-gate` (run the `make` target, not the script it wraps). Aim for 30 or under; if you can't say it in one line wrapped at ~75 columns, you're writing the wrong document.
The CHANGELOG is read by humans scanning for what changed between two versions. It is **not** the place for the rationale, the probe results, the implementation detail, the behavior-change deep dive, or the "see also" cross-references. Those belong in:
- the **commit message body** — explain *why*, list evidence, name the trade-offs;
- a **D-record / decision document** — durable architectural rationale;
- the **ticket / PR description** — work-context and review notes.
Hard rules:
- **No multi-paragraph bullets.** One paragraph max. If you reach for a blank line inside a bullet, stop and split or trim.
- **No "Behavior change:" / "Side benefit:" / "Note:" sub-headers inside a bullet.** Those are essay structure; put them in the commit message.
- **No probe numbers, latency stats, or %-coverage deltas in entries.** ("hit 95% target" is fine; "0 hangs in 300 spawns vs ~5% before" is commit-body material.)
- **No nested function/file lists inside parentheses.** If you find yourself writing `(foo, bar, baz, …)` for more than 3 items, just say "several X" and trust the diff.
- **Don't restate the title in the body.** A bullet is its own title.
Calibration — match the **existing entries** in `CHANGELOG.md`. Open it, look at five recent bullets, write to that length. If your draft is visibly bigger than its neighbors, trim until it isn't.
Good:
> - Mouse wheel scrolling in Claude pane — converts scroll events to PgUp/PgDown so TUI apps scroll naturally.
Bad (verbose; commit-body material leaked in):
> - **PTY spawning switched from `forkpty()` to `posix_openpt()` + `posix_spawn()`** (T-96). `forkpty` calls `fork()` underneath, which is unsafe in the multithreaded Dart VM: about 5% of spawns deadlocked in the child before `execve` because libc locks held by ghost-threads remained "locked forever" in the forked child. `posix_spawn` uses `vfork` (glibc/musl/macOS), keeping the parent suspended until `execve` completes — no Dart code runs in the child. Probed: zero hangs in 300 sequential spawns vs ~5% before. **Behavior change:** missing executable / missing workingDirectory now surface as a `PtyException`…
Better:
> - PTY spawning uses `posix_openpt` + `posix_spawn` instead of `forkpty` — closes a ~5% deadlock window in the multithreaded Dart VM (T-96). Missing exe/cwd now throw `PtyException` at spawn time.
**What skips the changelog:** pure bookkeeping commits that have no user-visible effect (typo fix in internal comment, `.gitignore` tweak, lint config change, reformatting). When in doubt, add an entry — the harm of an extra line is zero.
When a commit spans multiple entries (e.g. a feature that adds one thing and fixes another), add a line under each applicable subsection rather than cramming both into one.
@@ -64,9 +93,10 @@ Cutting a release is its own commit. In a single commit:
1. Move all entries from `## [Unreleased]` under a new heading `## [X.Y.Z] — YYYY-MM-DD`.
2. Leave an empty `## [Unreleased]` section at the top with its subsection skeleton ready.
3. Bump `pubspec.yaml``version:` to `X.Y.Z` (drop the `-dev` suffix for the tag; re-add it on the next development commit if desired).
4.Commit subject: `release vX.Y.Z`.
4.Run `make gen-build-info` so `assets/licenses.yaml``self.version:` re-syncs from pubspec (it's auto-rewritten by every build but commit the fresh state). Stage the resulting diff alongside step 3.
5. Commit subject: `release vX.Y.Z`.
`pubspec.yaml` is the single source of truth for the version — the Makefile reads it for ldflag stamping of the sidecar binary, and the Flutter app reads it for build info. Bumping `pubspec.yaml` and the changelog out of sync is the mistake this rule prevents.
`pubspec.yaml` is the single source of truth for the version. Every `make` build/run/test target regenerates `lib/src/build_info.g.dart` (gitignored) and rewrites `assets/licenses.yaml``self.version:` from it — so the Flutter app sees the current version everywhere without manual sync. Bumping `pubspec.yaml` and the changelog out of sync is the mistake this rule prevents.
## Attribution trailer
@@ -104,6 +134,10 @@ Never pass multi-line messages via `-m "line1\nline2"` or multiple `-m` flags
- SQLite index files (`*.sqlite`, `*.sqlite-wal`, `*.sqlite-shm`, `*.db`) — caches generated against local repos; must never land here. Gitignored defensively.
- Coverage / test output (`*.out`, `coverage.*`, `*.test`) — gitignored.
## Don't hand-manage `.pql/changelog`
The pre-commit hook exports the pql ticket DB and **auto-stages `.pql/changelog/` on every commit**. Don't `git add .pql/changelog` yourself and don't write a dedicated "flush the export" commit — just make your normal commit and the hook sweeps the ticket state in. The only thing to remember: a turn that files/changes a ticket but makes **zero commits** never fires the hook, so the change won't persist (and a later branch switch can drop it). The fix is simply to make a commit — you don't need to touch `.pql/changelog`.
## Safety reminders (reinforced from the global Claude Code protocol)
- **Never** `--no-verify`. If a pre-commit hook fails, fix the underlying issue and create a new commit.
inconsistency fixes, "alignment off", "spacing", "padding", control
geometry questions, new panel/pane/view development, adding or
looking up Phosphor icons, icon codepoints.
---
# UI design — clide visual surface guide
This skill bundles four concerns that all surface in widget work:
| Concern | Reference | When to read |
|---------|-----------|--------------|
| Token system, palette, typography | [`references/theme.md`](references/theme.md) | Designing or extending the theme pipeline; deciding whether to add a new token |
| Token selection per surface | [`references/surface.md`](references/surface.md) | Building a new widget or modifying an existing one — "which token does this need" |
| Spacing, alignment, control layout | [`references/geometry.md`](references/geometry.md) | Building tab strips, list items, buttons, anything where icons sit next to text or padded edges |
| Phosphor icon usage and codepoints | [`references/icons.md`](references/icons.md) | Adding or referencing an icon |
| Full Phosphor glyph table (1512, with codepoints) | [`references/phosphor-glyphs.md`](references/phosphor-glyphs.md) | Picking a specific glyph by name/look — find its codepoint, see if it's already defined |
Read the reference that matches the question. They cross-reference each
other where relevant; you don't need to read all four.
## Universal rules
These apply across every reference and every surface:
- All colors come from `SurfaceTokens` via `ClideTheme.of(context).surface`.
Never hardcode `Color(0xFF...)`.
- Never use `Material*` or `Cupertino*` widgets or color constants — clide
is `WidgetsApp` only (D-7).
- Use `ClideText` for themed text; never bare `Text` in production widgets.
- Typography: `clideFontMono` for code/paths/IDs, `clideFontCaption` for
status/section headers, body inherits from `DefaultTextStyle`.
## Conversation-panel cards (T-305)
The Claude conversation stream has **three** card categories. They are NOT one
shared wrapper widget — each is its own widget; they only share the spacing
constants in `lib/widgets/src/clide_card_metrics.dart` (`kClideCardGap`,
`kClideCardRadius`, `kClideCardHeaderPadH/V`, `kClideCardCounterSlotWidth`) so
the stream reads as one rhythm. Change spacing there, not per-card.
1.**Dialog cards** — `ConversationCard` with a speaker **side stripe** (you /
claude / agent). Prose/attribution; not collapsible.
2.**Simple cards** — a single item shown fully open, never collapses (e.g. the
image card). Standalone display; no chevron, no status chrome.
3.**Collapsibles** — `ClideCollapserCard` (`lib/widgets/`). Every tool use is
one, over a list of `1..N` inner item cards (a single tool = a 1-item list;
there is no separate single-card path). Rules:
- Whole card toggles; chevron hard against the **left** edge, the status tick
(spinner/check/cross) hard against the **right** edge, the count in a
fixed-width slot just inboard of it.
-`color` drives the border + chevron/label tint (per-instance fidelity).
- Collapsed ticker echoes the run's **last content line** as the title +
count + aggregate status (computed by the caller, bubbled up from items).
- Inner item cards are content + their **own** per-item status; they pass
`margin: EdgeInsets.zero`-ish (a bottom margin matching the canvas) so the
collapser pads the inner canvas **evenly on all sides** — never let an
inner card jam under the header or against a frame edge.
Do NOT pull a dialog card's stripe or a simple card's config into the collapser,
and do NOT nest collapsers — inside a run, tools render as the bare inner content
card (`_ConversationTurn(collapseTools: false)`).
## Anti-patterns (cross-cutting)
- Borrowing another surface's token (`sidebarBackground` for hat bar) — give
each surface its own token even if they share a palette key. See `theme.md`.
- Hardcoded hex colors → use a token. See `surface.md` for which one.
-`fontSize: 14` literal → use `clideFontCaption` or `clideFontMono`.
-`fontFamily: 'JetBrainsMono'` literal → use `clideMonoFamily`.
- Stacking edge padding on a padded parent + a padded child action → see
`geometry.md` "no double edge padding".
- Eyeballing pixel margins instead of working back from the constraint —
the math matters; see `geometry.md` "uniform inner spacing".
@@ -4,30 +4,30 @@ This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with co
## What clide is
A Flutter desktop IDE for Claude Code. Single Flutter package at the repo root, plus small native supporter tools where Dart can't reach.
An IDE for Claude Code CLI. Single Flutter package at the repo root.
- **`lib/`** — all Dart code. Subsystem handlers (`lib/src/daemon/`, `lib/src/pty/`, `lib/src/ipc/`, `lib/src/git/`, `lib/src/pql/`), kernel services (`lib/kernel/`), UI widgets (`lib/widgets/`), built-in extensions (`lib/builtin/`), and the extension framework (`lib/extension/`). The Flutter app hosts the IPC server in-process (D-56).
- **`lib/`** — all Dart code. Subsystem handlers (`lib/src/daemon/`, `lib/src/pty/`, `lib/src/ipc/`, `lib/src/git/`, `lib/src/pql/`), kernel services (`lib/kernel/`), UI widgets (`lib/widgets/`), built-in extensions (`lib/builtin/`), and the extension framework (`lib/extension/`). The Flutter app hosts the IPC server in-process (D-56). PTY spawning uses Dart FFI `posix_openpt()` + `posix_spawn()` directly.
- **[`pql`](https://github.com/postmeridiem/pql)** — external supporter tool. Clide wraps it for every query surface; never re-implements it.
- **`ptyc/`** — small C supporter tool, peer of pql. Spawns a PTY + child and hands the master fd back over `SCM_RIGHTS`. Clide shells out to it for every pane (shell, tmux, claude, LSP, debug adapter).
tmux owns Claude session persistence (D-41) — the app re-attaches on restart via `tmux new-session -A`. Native rendering — markdown, canvas, graph — is Dart/Flutter (`CustomPaint` + widgets), not third-party packages.
Design doc: [`docs/initial-plan.md`](docs/initial-plan.md). Decisions: [`decisions/`](decisions/) (`D-NNN` confirmed, `Q-NNN` open, `R-NNN` rejected — see [`decisions/README.md`](decisions/README.md)). Python Textual predecessor under [`legacy/`](legacy/).
Design doc: [`docs/initial-plan.md`](docs/initial-plan.md). Decisions: [`governance/`](governance/) (`D-NNN` confirmed, `Q-NNN` open, `R-NNN` rejected — see [`governance/README.md`](governance/README.md)). Python Textual predecessor under [`legacy/`](legacy/).
## Guardrails
These are load-bearing. Violating any means the design is wrong, not the rule.
- **Flutter desktop is the host. No Electron, ever.** Web target may work as a happy accident — don't compromise desktop fidelity for it. If we ship a web build at all, prefer Flutter's **WebAssembly (CanvasKit/Skwasm) compile** over the JS/HTML renderer. `xterm.dart` is the terminal renderer; markdown, canvas, graph are custom `CustomPaint`/widget components.
- **Single process.** The Flutter app hosts everything in-process: IPC server, subsystem handlers (pane, files, editor, git, pql), extensions. No separate daemon binary (D-56 dissolved it). The CLI surface for Claude is a thin C client (ptyc peer).
- **CLI-first, not MCP.** Claude talks via Bash (`clide ...`), matching pql's contract. See [`D-1`](decisions/architecture.md#d-1-cli-first-not-mcp).
- **Dart is the core; native supporter tools fill specific gaps.**`ptyc` (C) for PTY spawning. `pql` (Go) for queries. No second "core language." See [`D-5`](decisions/architecture.md#d-5-dart-core-sidecar-dissolved-ptyc-as-pql-peer) (amended by D-56).
- **Own the rendering stack.** PTY (via `ptyc`), markdown renderer, graph, canvas — all clide-owned, not pulled from opinionated packages.
- **User/Claude parity.** Every CLI subcommand has a UI affordance, and every UI action has a CLI. See [`D-6`](decisions/architecture.md#d-6-cli-and-event-surface-contract).
- **pql: wrap, don't duplicate.** Pql logic only lives in `lib/src/pql/` (pure shell-outs). Clide owns pql's `ignore_files:` config key; it never touches pql's `.pql/` index/cache data. See [`D-3`](decisions/architecture.md#d-3-pql-as-supporter-tool-clide-wraps-never-duplicates).
- **Single process.** The Flutter app hosts everything in-process: IPC server, subsystem handlers (pane, files, editor, git, pql), extensions. No separate daemon binary (D-56 dissolved it).
- **CLI-first, not MCP.** Claude talks via Bash (`clide ...`), matching pql's contract. See [`D-1`](governance/decisions/architecture.md#d-1-cli-first-not-mcp).
- **Dart is the core; pql fills the query gap.**PTY spawning is native Dart FFI (`posix_openpt` + `posix_spawn`). `pql` (Go) handles vault queries. No second "core language." See [`D-5`](governance/decisions/architecture.md#d-5-dart-core-sidecar-dissolved-ptyc-as-pql-peer) (amended by D-56).
- **Own the rendering stack.** PTY (via Dart FFI), markdown renderer, graph, canvas — all clide-owned, not pulled from opinionated packages.
- **User/Claude parity.** Every CLI subcommand has a UI affordance, and every UI action has a CLI. See [`D-6`](governance/decisions/architecture.md#d-6-cli-and-event-surface-contract).
- **pql: wrap, don't duplicate.** Pql logic only lives in `lib/src/pql/` (pure shell-outs). Clide owns pql's `ignore_files:` config key; it never touches pql's `.pql/` index/cache data. See [`D-3`](governance/decisions/architecture.md#d-3-pql-as-supporter-tool-clide-wraps-never-duplicates).
- **Repo-is-the-workspace.** The git repo root is the workspace — no parallel "vault" concept.
- **Ignore discipline.** Single knob: `ignore_files:` in `.pql/config.yaml`, ordered layering. See [`D-4`](decisions/architecture.md#d-4-ignore-file-strategy).
- **Decision discipline.** All architectural choices live in `decisions/<domain>.md` as `D-NNN` records. Open questions as `Q-NNN`. Rejected alternatives as `R-NNN`. Claim new IDs via `pql decisions claim D <domain> "title"`. See [`decisions/README.md`](decisions/README.md).
- **Ignore discipline.** Single knob: `ignore_files:` in `.pql/config.yaml`, ordered layering. See [`D-4`](governance/decisions/architecture.md#d-4-ignore-file-strategy).
- **Decision discipline.** All architectural choices live in `governance/decisions/<domain>.md` as `D-NNN` records. Open questions as `Q-NNN` under `governance/questions/<domain>.md`. Rejected alternatives as `R-NNN` under `governance/rejected/<domain>.md`. Claim new IDs via `pql decisions claim D <domain> "title"`. See [`governance/README.md`](governance/README.md).
- **No pre-existing excuse.** Solo-dev repo — every failure encountered is yours to fix, regardless of who introduced it. If `make test` is red, a golden is broken, or `flutter analyze` shows a warning when you start working, the order is: **fix it first, then your work**. If you genuinely can't fix it in scope (separate ticket, large sweep, missing context), stop and surface it before continuing — don't push on top of broken state. "It was already broken" is not a reason to add more on top.
- **Prefer-zero-deps.** Flutter-SDK widgets first; third-party packages need justification. What stays is exact-pinned in `pubspec.yaml` (no caret ranges). Advisories reviewed before every bump; `pubspec.lock` committed.
- **Document every bundled dependency.** Listed in [`assets/licenses.yaml`](assets/licenses.yaml) with name, kind, version, homepage, license, and purpose. Adding a dep is a two-step commit: add the artefact **and** the `licenses.yaml` entry. See [`D-42`](decisions/tooling.md#d-42-bundled-dependencies-documented-in-licensesyaml).
- **`ptyc` and any future native supporter tool:** no dep graph by design (libc-only for `ptyc`). "Audit" is reading the source before each bump.
- **Document every bundled dependency.** Listed in [`assets/licenses.yaml`](assets/licenses.yaml) with name, kind, version, homepage, license, and purpose. Adding a dep is a two-step commit: add the artefact **and** the `licenses.yaml` entry. See [`D-42`](governance/decisions/tooling.md#d-42-bundled-dependencies-documented-in-licensesyaml).
- **Native deps (dugite, libtree-sitter):** vendored in `native/`, pinned by SHA. Bumps follow the same advisory-review + `licenses.yaml` rule.
## Commands
@@ -70,7 +69,6 @@ make test-a11y # accessibility contract tests
make test-integration# real app boot integration tests
make build-linux # flutter build linux
make build-macos # flutter build macos
make ptyc-build # build the ptyc PTY-spawn helper
make push-check # pre-push gate: decisions + core + fast tests + a11y
make hooks # install the repo's git hooks (one-time setup)
make clean # remove build artefacts
@@ -78,10 +76,25 @@ make clean # remove build artefacts
One-time setup on a fresh clone: `make hooks && flutter pub get` once Flutter is installed.
### Tooling discipline
The `make` targets above are the entry points — run them, not the scripts they wrap. Check the changelog with `make changelog-gate`, never `ci/changelog_gate.sh` directly; same for `analyze`/`format`/`test`/`push-check`. The `make` layer sets up the environment and stays correct if a script moves.
Shell hygiene (keeps commands inside the permission allowlist, so they don't get denied mid-task):
- **Working directory is the repo root already** — don't prepend `cd /…/clide` or pass `git -C`. Just run the command.
- **One command per invocation** — no `&&`/`;` chaining and no multiple greps/echos in one call. The only exception is the `git commit -F` HEREDOC.
- Prefer the Read/Edit/Grep tools over `cat`/`sed`/`grep` for inspecting files.
## Git workflow
Commit and push directly to `main` for routine work — this is a solo-dev repo and does not use a branch-first / feature-branch flow. Do **not** create a working branch just to land a change. (This overrides the generic "branch before committing on the default branch" assistant default.) The usual safety rules still hold: never `--no-verify`, never force-push `main`, and let the pre-push gate run.
The pre-commit hook auto-exports and stages `.pql/changelog/` (the pql ticket DB) on every commit — don't hand-stage it. A ticket change only persists if the turn makes at least one commit; with no commit the hook never fires and a later branch switch can drop it.
## Changelog discipline
[Keep a Changelog 1.1.0](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/). Every user-visible commit adds an entry under `## [Unreleased]` in [`CHANGELOG.md`](CHANGELOG.md). Cutting a release means moving Unreleased entries under a new dated version heading **and** bumping `pubspec.yaml``version:` in the same commit — see [`.claude/skills/git-commit/SKILL.md`](.claude/skills/git-commit/SKILL.md) for the full rule.
## Open questions
Open questions live under [`decisions/questions-*.md`](decisions/questions.md).
Open questions live under [`governance/questions/`](governance/questions/).
run:gen-build-infoclide-cli## Launch the Flutter desktop app.
# CLIDE_CLI_BIN points the in-app "Install clide command in PATH"
# affordance (T-212) at the dev-tree C client; a packaged build finds it
# beside the GUI runner in the bundle instead.
ifeq($(FLUTTER_OS),linux)
GDK_BACKEND=x11 LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(CURDIR)/native/linux-x64$${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+:$$LD_LIBRARY_PATH} flutter run -d linux --dart-define=CLIDE_PROJECT=$(CURDIR)
CLIDE_CLI_BIN=$(CURDIR)/$(CLIDE_CLI_BIN)GDK_BACKEND=x11 LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(CURDIR)/native/linux-x64$${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+:$$LD_LIBRARY_PATH} flutter run -d linux --dart-define=CLIDE_PROJECT=$(CURDIR)
else
flutter run -d $(FLUTTER_OS) --dart-define=CLIDE_PROJECT=$(CURDIR)
CLIDE_CLI_BIN=$(CURDIR)/$(CLIDE_CLI_BIN)flutter run -d $(FLUTTER_OS) --dart-define=CLIDE_PROJECT=$(CURDIR)
endif
TESTMODE_CATEGORY?= all
@@ -64,7 +71,7 @@ pubget: ## flutter pub get.
flutter pub get
.PHONY:build-check
build-check:## Verify native + Dart build compiles (no run).
build-check:gen-build-info## Verify native + Dart build compiles (no run).
ifeq($(FLUTTER_OS),linux)
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$(CURDIR)/native/linux-x64$${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+:$$LD_LIBRARY_PATH} flutter build linux
else
@@ -79,20 +86,50 @@ analyze: ## flutter analyze.
format:## dart format --set-exit-if-changed.
dart format --set-exit-if-changed .
# The single bake of every build-time fact derived from pubspec.yaml
# + git + clock. Runs implicitly as a prereq of every target that
# compiles or executes Dart code so nobody has to remember it.
#
# Outputs:
# - lib/src/build_info.g.dart — gitignored, fresh on every build.
# (from pubspec), `clideCommit` (git short SHA), `clideDate` (UTC
# now) for the app to read directly.
# - assets/licenses.yaml `self.version:` — rewritten in place so the
# bundled license manifest never drifts from pubspec. (Tracked in
# git; the rewrite is a no-op when in sync.)
.PHONY:gen-build-info
gen-build-info:
@printf '// GENERATED — do not edit. Regenerated by `make` on every\n// build/run/test (see gen-build-info in Makefile). Name / tagline /\n// version / repository come from pubspec.yaml — the single source\n// of truth. Commit + date stamp at run time.\nconst String clideName = '"'"'%s'"'"';\nconst String clideTagline = '"'"'%s'"'"';\nconst String clideVersion = '"'"'%s'"'"';\nconst String clideRepository = '"'"'%s'"'"';\nconst String clideCommit = '"'"'%s'"'"';\nconst String clideDate = '"'"'%s'"'"';\n'"$(NAME)""$(TAGLINE)""$(VERSION)""$(REPOSITORY)""$(COMMIT)""$(DATE)" > lib/src/build_info.g.dart
verify:gen-build-infoanalyzeformatdecisions-validatechangelog-gate## No-tests sweep — gen-build-info + analyze + format + decisions-validate + changelog-gate. For mid-edit "are the gates green?" checks; `push-check` is the full pre-push pipeline.
.PHONY:t
t:gen-build-info## Run one test path with tee'd output. Usage: make t T=test/path/to/spec.dart
@mkdir -p test/.test-output
@if [ -z "$(T)"];thenecho"usage: make t T=test/path/to/spec.dart" >&2;exit 2;fi
flutter test$(T) 2>&1| tee test/.test-output/last.log
.PHONY:test
test:## Fast: analyze + format + unit + widget + golden (<60s).
test:gen-build-info## Fast dev loop: analyze + format + unit + widget + golden, NO coverage, parallel (~20s).
ci/test.sh
.PHONY:test-coverage
test-coverage:gen-build-info## Same suite WITH coverage → coverage/lcov.info (for the gate / CI). Slower.
push-check:decisions-validatechangelog-gatetest-coveragecoverage-gatetest-core## Pre-push gate (fast — <2 min target). Order is fail-fast: instant gates (decisions, changelog) first, then the coverage suite + gate (the expensive, most-likely-to-fail stage) BEFORE test-core — a coverage miss aborts here instead of after running everything, so a fix doesn't force a full re-run of the rest. test-coverage already runs the a11y suite (test/a11y), so no separate test-a11y pass.
A Flutter desktop IDE for Claude Code. Native rendering, terminal-first interaction, pql-powered queries, canvas and graph surfaces. Linux and macOS.
An IDE for Claude Code CLI. Native rendering, terminal-first interaction, pql-powered queries, canvas and graph surfaces. Linux and macOS.
## Architecture
Single Flutter package at the repo root. The app hosts everything in-process: IPC server, subsystem handlers (pane, files, editor, git, pql), and the extension framework. tmux owns Claude session persistence.
Single Flutter package at the repo root. The app hosts everything in-process: IPC server, subsystem handlers (pane, files, editor, git, pql), and the extension framework. tmux owns Claude session persistence (D-41).
- **`lib/`** — all Dart code. Kernel services (theme, i18n, settings, panels, commands, focus), UI widgets, built-in extensions, and the extension contract.
- **`ptyc/`** — small C helper. Spawns a PTY + child and hands the master fd back over `SCM_RIGHTS`. Every pane (shell, tmux, claude, LSP, debug adapter) goes through it.
- **PTY** — `lib/src/pty/` spawns child processes via Dart FFI `posix_openpt()` + `posix_spawn()` directly; no external helper binary.
- **`native/`** — vendored native libraries (`libtree-sitter.so` with wasmtime embedded). Linux only today.
- **[pql](https://github.com/postmeridiem/pql)** — external supporter tool. Clide wraps it for every query surface; never re-implements it.
Claude drives the UI through a `clide` CLI surface (Bash, not MCP). Every CLI subcommand has a UI affordance and every UI action has a CLI equivalent.
Claude drives the UI through a `clide` CLI surface (Bash, not MCP). Every CLI subcommand has a UI affordance and every UI action has a CLI equivalent (D-6).
make test-integration # real app boot integration tests
make build-linux # flutter build linux
make build-macos # flutter build macos
make ptyc-build # build the ptyc PTY-spawn helper
make push-check # pre-push gate: decisions + core + fast tests
make push-check # pre-push gate: decisions + core + fast + a11y + coverage + changelog
```
## Status
Pre-v2.0 (`2.0.0-dev`). Interaction model and panel system landed. The Python Textual v1.2.0 predecessor is archived under [`legacy/`](legacy/).
Pre-v2.0 (`2.0.0-dev`). Interaction model and panel system landed. The Python Textual v1.2.0 predecessor is archived under [`legacy/`](https://github.com/postmeridiem/clide/tree/main/legacy).
141-143`) — a failed `activate()` logs and continues, leaving the extension
un-activated but `_known`, with no surfaced "degraded" state for the UI.
### Recommendations
**Quick wins:** clear the 9 analyzer issues; fix the `file_tree_view.dart` barrel leak
(consider a CI grep gate for `package:clide/src/` imports outside their feature); move
`test_app.dart` out of the production import graph; drop the `dispatcher.dart` export
from `clide.dart`.
**Larger efforts:** resolve the IPC story (implement the socket server per D-56, or
amend D-56 and delete `DaemonClient`/`IsolateClient`/`Backend`/`backend_entry.dart`);
collapse subsystem wiring into one `registerAllSubsystems(...)` function; give
`ExtensionManager` a surfaced failure state so the UI can show degraded built-ins.
### Scorecard
| Dimension | Score | Justification |
|---|---|---|
| Layering & dependency direction | 4/5 | Kernel→extension direction clean, context-vs-aggregate split avoids cycles; docked for the `src/`↔`kernel/src/` barrel leak and the dispatcher export. |
| Separation of concerns | 4/5 | Feature-first layout, single-responsibility subsystems; duplicated subsystem registration is the blemish. |
| Expandability | 5/5 | New pane = one extension file + one `register()` line; sealed contribution hierarchy; layout itself is data and extension-shaped. |
| Consistency | 4/5 | Barrels, naming, D-record back-references uniform; three coexisting IPC clients and 9 analyzer issues break the bar. |
| Guardrail adherence | 3/5 | `WidgetsApp`, single-process, no-Material, governance, zero-deps all honored — but D-1/D-6/D-56 (CLI-first via socket server) have no runtime implementation. |
---
## 2. Tests & quality gates — Test / QA Analyst
### Executive summary
The clide test suite is, for a solo-dev pre-2.0 project, in genuinely good shape. ~104
test files against 276 lib files, ~92.75% line coverage, and — critically — the coverage
was *not* bought with assertion-free filler. Even the alarmingly-named files
text is everywhere), the `status*` foregrounds, syntax tokens on `panelBackground`, and
`panelActiveBorder`.
- **[Minor] ~43 hardcoded-color sites bypass the token system** — some defensible (ANSI
palette), but the modal/palette shadow and window-control colors won't adapt to the
`paper` light theme.
- **[Minor] Hover state is inconsistent and not paired with focus** — every interactive
widget reimplements its own `_hover` bool; none render a focus indicator.
- **[Minor] `_LeftHatContent` is dead code** — `app.dart:281-292` always returns
`SizedBox.shrink()`.
### Recommendations
**Quick wins:** add a `Focus` + `Actions`/`Shortcuts` (Enter/Space → onTap) wrapper and
a focus-ring inside `ClideTappable` — fixes the [Critical] for every button/list-item at
once; add arrow-key + Escape + selected-index to `ClidePalette` (copy the existing
`_ProjectSwitcherDropdown``onKeyEvent` pattern at `app.dart:446-452`); expand
`canonicalPairs`; surface text-zoom and theme switching in the palette; tokenize the
modal shadow and window-control colors.
**Larger efforts:** establish a real focus-traversal model and integrate `FocusTracker`
with Flutter's focus system; replace the root `KeyboardListener` with scoped
`Shortcuts`/`Actions` and move off `keyLabel`; add keyboard operability + Semantics to
drag-resize handles plus a `clide panel resize` CLI; add an a11y test tier that asserts
*operability*, not just Semantics presence.
### Scorecard
| Dimension | Score | Justification |
|---|---|---|
| Interaction model | 2/5 | Coherent slot/panel structure and good drag-resize *with a mouse*, but keyboard operability is largely unbuilt. |
| Accessibility | 3/5 | Genuine contrast gate, Semantics on composed widgets, i18n contract tests — but keyboard operability and focus order are not implemented. |
| Visual consistency | 4/5 | Strong semantic token system consumed consistently; a few hardcoded-color sites are real theme-adaptation bugs. |
| Discoverability | 2/5 | Command palette isn't keyboard-navigable; accommodations are undiscoverable; no in-app keybinding reference. |
| State coverage | 3/5 | Data panels and dialogs handle loading/error/empty; but no focus states anywhere and no reduced-motion handling. |
already has a constants section and `errno_mapping.dart` has `PosixErrno.ebadf`.
- **[Minor] `git_commands.dart` has ~16 near-identical handler bodies** — a
`_guarded(req, () async {...})` helper would remove ~60 lines of structural
duplication. Borderline.
### Recommendations
**Quick wins:** fix the `SchedulerService` spawn race (track the spawn future like
`NativePty._readerReady`); replace the three silent `catch (_)` in `tree_sitter_ffi.dart`
with a logged last-error; delete the `Cmsghdr` alias and the `unused_field` suppression;
have the PTY layer consume `libc.dart` constants / `PosixErrno` instead of inline hex.
**Larger efforts:** decide the status of `lib/src/terminal/` — formally vendor it
(freeze, document, decision-record) or do the cleanup sweep; optionally a `_guarded`
helper for `git_commands.dart` (check whether `files_commands` / `editor_commands` share
the shape).
### Scorecard
| Dimension | Score | Justification |
|---|---|---|
| Idiomatic Dart | 4/5 | Sealed classes, named ctors, records, `const`, immutability used well; the vendored terminal tree pulls the average down. |
| Error handling | 4/5 | Typed errors with context everywhere in core; a few silent `catch (_)` in the FFI loader and test harness cost the 5th point. |
| Naming & readability | 4/5 | Clear, intention-revealing names; comments earn their place; inline magic numbers are the main blemish. |
| Consistency across subsystems | 3/5 | IPC/git/files/pty are uniform; `lib/src/terminal/` is a different codebase in style; PTY duplicates constants `libc.dart` owns. |
| Resource/lifecycle safety | 4/5 | `try/finally` around native allocs, controllers closed, subscriptions cancelled; the one real defect is the `SchedulerService` race. |
---
## 5. Security & supply chain — Security Engineer
### Executive summary
clide's security posture is **above average for a solo pre-v2.0 project**. All
subprocess calls use `Process.run`/`Process.start` with argument *lists* (no shell
interpolation), the IPC transport is a per-user Unix socket (not a TCP port), and there
is an explicit `path_safety` module with a containment check. The single biggest strength
is the disciplined no-shell subprocess layer. The single biggest risk is
**untrusted-workspace code execution via toolchain resolution**
(`toolchain_paths.dart:79`): a malicious repo can ship a `native/dugite/bin/git`
executable that clide will resolve and run. Secondary real issues: path-safety does not
defend against symlink escape, and IPC command args are largely unvalidated/un-bounded.
Supply-chain hygiene is mostly good but `licenses.yaml` has drifted from `pubspec.yaml`
and native binaries are committed without SHA pinning.
`macos/Runner/Release.entitlements` sets `disable-library-validation` = true with no
App Sandbox entitlement. Arguably needed for the `dlopen` of `libtree-sitter.so`, but
combined with no sandbox a compromised process has full user-level filesystem access.
- **[Minor] `licenses.yaml` has drifted from `pubspec.yaml`.** Lists dev-dep `test` at
`1.25.8` but `pubspec.yaml:60` pins `1.30.0`; lists a `lints 5.0.0` not in
`pubspec.yaml` at all. The two-step-commit guardrail is being violated.
- **[Minor] Native binaries committed without SHA pinning.** `native/linux-x64/` has
`libtree-sitter.so` (24 MB) and `ptyc` (22 KB) committed with no `SHA256SUMS` manifest.
CLAUDE.md says native deps are "pinned by SHA"; that pinning is not evidenced.
- **[Informational] No secrets service** — clide stores no tokens; git auth is delegated
to the system credential helper. The right call; noted so the absence reads as
deliberate.
- **[Informational] Lua runtime is a stub** — `lib/lua/src/host.dart` is Tier-0. Design
intent (strip `io`/`os.execute`/`package.loadlib`/`debug`) is sound; re-assess at Tier
6 — sandbox-escape via FFI re-entry will be the concern.
### Recommendations
**Quick wins:** fix toolchain resolution to resolve `native/dugite` against
`Platform.resolvedExecutable`'s directory, never `workspaceRoot` (closes the Critical);
add symlink re-check in `files.read`/`files.ls`; reconcile `licenses.yaml` with
`pubspec.yaml`; reject `-`-prefixed values for `branch`/`remote`/`path` args (or use
`--` everywhere, including `checkout`).
**Larger efforts:** schema-validate the IPC surface with typed arg schemas + size/count
bounds; add a committed `native/SHA256SUMS` verified by `make` and CI; revisit macOS
sandboxing (App Sandbox with explicit exceptions); security-review the Lua FFI boundary
and capability table before Tier 6 ships.
### Scorecard
| Area | Rating | Justification |
|---|---|---|
| Subprocess safety | 2/5 | No-shell arg lists are excellent, but the workspace-relative dugite path is a real RCE; argument-injection on `checkout`/`push` unmitigated. |
| IPC input validation | 3/5 | Per-user Unix socket + in-process default sharply limits exposure, but zero arg-schema validation and no size/count bounds. |
| Path/filesystem safety | 3/5 | Real containment check that's actually wired in, undermined by the unhandled symlink-escape gap. |
| Dependency/supply-chain hygiene | 3/5 | Exact pins, committed lockfile, documented deps — but `licenses.yaml` drift and missing SHA manifest for committed native binaries. |
| Secrets & sandboxing | 3/5 | Correctly delegates secrets; Lua sandbox is only a stub; macOS runs with library validation off and no App Sandbox. |
an interim release to drain the ~80-commit Unreleased backlog; add a
`.claude/skills/README.md` inventory; establish a periodic governance sweep (the repo
even has a `clean-house` skill for exactly this).
### Scorecard
| Area | Score | Justification |
|---|---|---|
| Governance discipline | 4/5 | DQR system genuinely maintained — but D-66 drift and untriaged Tier-1-era questions show the sweep cadence lags the code. |
| Documentation accuracy | 2/5 | Both primary onboarding docs describe a dissolved Go-sidecar/ptyc/daemon architecture; `CLAUDE.md` is accurate by contrast. |
| Changelog hygiene | 3/5 | Per-commit discipline is followed, but duplicate subsection headings violate the standard and an 80-commit Unreleased backlog undermines the format. |
| Contributor onboarding | 2/5 | No `CONTRIBUTING.md`; build story split across three docs, one wrong; `CLAUDE.md` is Claude-addressed, not human-addressed. |
| Convention adherence | 4/5 | Commit style, DQR claiming, `licenses.yaml` two-step rule demonstrably followed; docked for the changelog defects and the README gap. |
---
## Closing note
The recurring pattern across all six reviews: **clide's foundations are excellent and
its finishing is incomplete.** The extension contract, test helpers, FFI discipline,
governance system, and token system are all things most projects never get right. The
gaps — IPC not wired, keyboard not operable, docs describing a dead architecture, a
workspace-relative binary path — are all the kind of thing that happens when a fast-moving
solo project's implementation outruns its connective tissue. They are concentrated, not
diffuse, and the quick-win column above would close most of the critical ones in a few
A11y + i18n are Tier-0 contracts, not Tier-6 polish.
---
### D-20: A11y is a Tier-0 contract
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** Every widget primitive wraps its interaction surface in a `Semantics` node at the point of creation. A11y coverage is a test-time gate (`ci/test_a11y.sh`), not a post-hoc polish pass. `ensureSemantics()` fires at app boot; Flutter's semantics tree is always populated.
- **Rationale:** Retrofitting a11y onto a grown UI is what every project that skips this promises to do later and then doesn't. Making it a Tier-0 contract costs one `Semantics` line per primitive and a semantic-coverage test; postponing costs a rewrite.
- **Cost:** Widget authors maintain correct labels; tests reject new primitives without semantics. Enforced by `app/test/a11y/` coverage tests.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-21: i18n is a Tier-0 contract (fframe pattern + locale-fallback chain)
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** All user-facing strings resolve through a namespaced i18n catalogue loader ported from fframe's text-driven pattern, extended with a locale-fallback chain fframe lacks. JSON per locale; `I18n.of(context).t('namespace.key', {vars})`. Missing keys resolve down the chain (e.g. `en_GB` → `en` → default), never fail silently; missing at the base locale logs a dev-mode error.
- **Rationale:** Flutter's `intl` + ARB codegen is inflexible for plugin-contributed catalogs (see [R-4](rejected.md#r-4-flutter-intl-and-arb-codegen)) — we need per-extension catalogs that merge without a codegen step. fframe's shape fits; its silent-fallback behaviour does not, so we add the chain.
- **Cost:** JSON has no comments and no trailing commas; translation tooling has to accept that. Separate `i18n` facade on every feature.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-22: WCAG-AA contrast gate on bundled themes
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** Every bundled theme must pass a WCAG-AA contrast check on its canonical token pairs (text/background, link/background, focus-ring/background) at test time. `ci/test_a11y.sh` runs the gate; CI fails on regressions.
- **Rationale:** Themes drift under "looks nicer" tweaks; contrast regressions land silently. Running the gate on every PR is the cheapest insurance. Ran the gate on initial themes — caught one summer-night muted token at 2.81:1 (below AA), fixed before landing.
- **Cost:** Third-party themes (Tier 6) won't be gated until an extension-time test hook lands. Bundled themes are gated today.
- **Decision:** The Flutter app root is `WidgetsApp`, not `MaterialApp` or `CupertinoApp`. Clide's look is fully custom; the Material/Cupertino shells would drag in opinionated theming, default icons, and platform chrome we'd then have to fight.
- **Rationale:** Clide is a Linux-primary desktop IDE with a custom theme pipeline and custom primitives (panels, tabs, panes, canvas). Material's implicit theming collides with [D-9](#d-9-three-tier-theme-pipeline); Cupertino is iOS-flavoured. `WidgetsApp` gives us routing, locale, focus traversal, semantics, and Directionality without aesthetic baggage.
- **Cost:** We build and own every primitive; no `ElevatedButton` fallback. See [R-3](rejected.md#r-3-materialapp-root) and [R-7](rejected.md#r-7-cupertinoapp-root).
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-8: Feature-first folder layout
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** Under `app/lib/`, organise by feature (`kernel/`, `extension/`, `widgets/`, `builtin/<name>/`) rather than by layer (`models/`, `views/`, `controllers/`). Private implementation lives under each feature's `src/`; the feature's public surface is a barrel file at the feature root (e.g. `app/lib/kernel/kernel.dart`).
- **Rationale:** Features grow and get deleted as units; layer-first layouts fragment a feature across three directories and make deletions risky. Matches extensions-as-features (every extension already has its own folder).
- **Cost:** Imports cross features only via the barrel — enforce by review, no automated check yet.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-9: Three-tier theme pipeline
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** Themes resolve through three layers: (1) palette — raw named colours per theme YAML; (2) semantic — roles like `surface.background`, `text.primary`, `accent.focus`; (3) surface — component-scoped tokens derived from semantic roles (button bg/fg/border hover/pressed/disabled states).
- **Rationale:** Direct palette-to-component binding collapses under multi-theme work; VS Code's 600-token surface map is the proof. The semantic layer is where a11y contrast gates apply; the surface layer is where components bind.
- **Cost:** Three layers to keep coherent per theme. Contrast gate ([D-22](accessibility.md#d-22-wcag-aa-contrast-gate-on-bundled-themes)) enforces the semantic layer on every bundled theme.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-10: State management — `ChangeNotifier` + `ListenableBuilder`
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** Per-feature state uses `ChangeNotifier` exposed through a feature facade (singleton-per-kernel); widgets subscribe via `ListenableBuilder`. No Riverpod, Provider, BLoC, or Redux.
- **Rationale:** SDK-shipped, zero deps, trivial to fake in tests (hand-rolled fakes in [D-25](testing.md#d-25-mocks-mocktail-at-io-plus-hand-rolled-fakes)). Violates [D-31 prefer-zero-deps](tooling.md#d-31-prefer-zero-deps-exact-pin) otherwise. See [R-8](rejected.md#r-8-riverpod-provider-bloc-for-state).
- **Cost:** No codegen ergonomics; manual `notifyListeners()` discipline. The `ListenableBuilder.listenable` contract rejects rebuilds outside the subscribed notifier — intentional.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-11: Panel manager is kernel; layout is data; three-column is a preset
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** The kernel owns a panel manager that treats layout as declarative data (tree of splits + leaves). The default "three-column IDE" (sidebar / editor / assistant) is one preset; alternative presets (writer-focus single-column, debugger four-pane) ship as data, not code forks.
- **Rationale:** Hard-coded three-column layouts paint us into corners when future tiers add canvas, graph, terminal-grid. Data-driven layout also lets extensions contribute presets without patching the panel manager.
- **Cost:** More kernel surface up-front; pays back at Tier 5 (canvas) and Tier 6 (extension-contributed layouts).
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-12: Kernel admission rule — mandatory shared singletons only
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** A service joins the kernel only if it is (a) mandatory for app boot and (b) a shared singleton across features. Everything else is an extension or a feature-local service.
- **Rationale:** Keeps the kernel auditable. Previous drafts piled "useful globals" into the kernel; result was a 40-service god-object. The admission rule forced 18 services out of 31 candidates.
- **Cost:** Some legitimate cross-cutting concerns (telemetry, crash reporter when they land) must pass the test; we expect a few more admissions as Tiers 3-6 land.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-13: Git hardcoded in kernel project-loader
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** The kernel's project loader treats "repo root" as a `git` concept — runs `git rev-parse --show-toplevel` to find workspace root, subscribes to filesystem events, and shells out to `git` for status/diff/stage. No VCS abstraction layer.
- **Rationale:** Option B (VCS abstraction) is premature generalisation — we have one VCS today, Mercurial/Fossil/Sapling users are a rounding error on the Linux desktop IDE market, and the abstraction adds a seam that has to be tested against nothing. When a second VCS shows up we refactor.
- **Cost:** Adding Mercurial support later costs a real refactor, not just a plugin. Acceptable.
- **Decision:** Kernel services cannot be disabled at runtime. Extensions (including every bundled built-in) can be toggled via the extension manager. This creates exactly two disable tiers: kernel (always on) and extension (toggleable).
- **Rationale:** A three-tier system (kernel / bundled-cannot-disable / user-can-disable) is dishonest — if a "bundled built-in" can't be disabled, it's kernel and belongs in kernel admission review. Forcing every bundled feature to pass the extension contract is also the best test we have that the contract is actually usable.
- **Cost:** Disabling `builtin.default_layout` by mistake produces an empty window. Mitigated by the kernel's first-boot defaults and a "reset extensions" action.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
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### D-41: Claude panes — one primary per repo, tmux-backed
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:** Every repo (keyed on the git root) hosts **exactly one primary Claude pane** plus zero or more **secondary** Claude panes. The primary persists across clide restarts; secondaries are ephemeral. Persistence layer is **tmux**: the daemon spawns the primary as `tmux new-session -A -s clide-claude-<repohash> -- claude`, which re-attaches to the running session if the app restarts. Secondaries spawn as `tmux new-session -A -s clide-claude-<repohash>-N -- claude` with `N` incrementing. Close semantics: closing a secondary kills that tmux session and focus collapses back to the primary (or to the next-most-recent secondary); the primary has **no close affordance** — close-gestures on it hide it / minimise to a dock, they don't kill the session. Daemon is the owner; the UI doesn't track tmux session state directly, it just asks the pane subsystem to spawn/close and observes events. General-purpose terminal panes (`builtin.terminal`) do **not** get tmux wrapping or persistence — they're per-app-lifetime.
- **Context:** 2026-04-22 planning. The user workflow is "open repo → Claude is already there, with my last conversation intact." A cold session-restart every time clide re-launches defeats the premise. tmux already solves "reattach to a shell-like session across disconnects"; layering our own persistence protocol on top of ptyc would duplicate it.
- **Rationale:** (1) tmux is battle-tested — no new persistence code to review. (2) The pane subsystem stays neutral; Claude-specific behaviour lives in `builtin.claude`. (3) Keying by git root means the user doesn't manage session names manually — opening a repo is enough. (4) "Always one primary" removes a failure mode: there's never "no Claude to talk to." (5) Secondaries stay frictionless — the user spawns and closes them at will without breaking the primary.
- **Cost:** Requires tmux on the PATH of the daemon's runtime environment (reasonable for Linux + macOS; Windows support via WSL or a separate approach). Killing a primary (via the daemon on shutdown) still leaves the detached tmux session around until the next clide start re-attaches; acceptable but worth documenting for support. Secondary numbering (`-1`, `-2`, …) resets between clide runs since ephemeral state is lost — also acceptable.
- **Cross-reference:** [`D-5`](#d-5-dart-core-sidecar-dissolved-ptyc-as-pql-peer) (ptyc as the spawn primitive tmux runs under), [`D-6`](#d-6-cli-and-event-surface-contract) (pane.\* IPC surface), [`R-9`](rejected.md#r-9-port-planning-tooling-into-clide) (why per-repo scoping via git root matches the wrap-don't-duplicate theme).
### D-1: CLI-first, not MCP
- **Date:** 2026-04-20 (was ADR 0001; ported from the claudian lineage)
- **Decision:** Claude talks to clide exclusively via Bash (`clide …`). No MCP server. No protocol layer in Claude's face. The CLI uses the same exit-code + stderr-JSON contract as pql.
- **Context:** The two mainstream options for the agent-facing surface were an MCP server or a plain Bash CLI matching pql's contract.
- **Rationale:** Same mental model as pql for the agent — one tool-use pattern covers both. No MCP runtime to host, authenticate, or keep in sync with client versions. User/Claude parity is easier to enforce: every CLI subcommand must have a UI affordance in the Flutter app and vice versa ([D-6](#d-6-cli-and-event-surface-contract)). Claude Code's `Bash(clide *)` allow rule is the only configuration clide needs on the agent side.
- **Cost:** If an MCP-only integration becomes compelling later (e.g. a multi-agent scenario), nothing here precludes adding one that shells out to the same CLI.
- **Raised by:** Ported from the claudian lineage.
### D-3: pql as supporter tool; clide wraps, never duplicates
- **Date:** 2026-04-20 (was ADR 0003; ported from the claudian lineage)
- **Decision:** Two complementary rules. **(1) Wrap, don't duplicate.** Clide never re-implements backlinks, ranking, frontmatter parsing, or wikilink resolution for query purposes. If a capability is missing in pql, it is added upstream in pql's repo and clide bumps the dependency. The only place clide contains pql logic is `lib/src/pql/` — pure shell-outs to the `pql` binary. **(2) pql is a clide subsystem when clide is present in the repo.** On load, clide writes its current state into `.pql/config.yaml` — no conditional sync. Clide only stomps keys it manages (starting with `ignore_files:` — see [D-4](#d-4-ignore-file-strategy)). Other pql config keys are left alone. Clide does **not** touch pql's index/cache data under `<repo>/.pql/` — that stays pql's private store.
- **Context:** [`pql`](https://github.com/postmeridiem/pql) is a pre-existing Go CLI that indexes a markdown-bearing directory tree into SQLite and exposes frontmatter, wikilinks, tags, headings, and bases through a query surface. Clide needs those capabilities for its Query panel, canvas drivers, graph view, and any feature that needs to know structure.
- **Rationale:** One source of truth for markdown semantics. Any new query capability the UI wants goes through a pql upstream PR, not a local workaround. Users never have to learn pql's config file to get consistent behaviour — clide manages it. The arrow clide → pql is never inverted: pql stays ignorant of its wrapper.
- **Cost:** Clide's `lib/src/pql/` package is deliberately thin. pql is also the **only** query engine — Obsidian-style inline "bases" are explicitly not supported; queries live at the repo level. In repos without clide, pql works standalone unaffected.
- **Raised by:** Ported from the claudian lineage. Load-bearing for [D-39](process.md#d-39-planning-tooling-lives-in-pql).
### D-4: Ignore file strategy
- **Date:** 2026-04-20 (was ADR 0004; ported from the claudian lineage)
- **Decision:** One mechanism everywhere: the `ignore_files:` list in `.pql/config.yaml`. Ordered list of gitignore-shaped files; later entries win on per-pattern conflicts. pql defaults to `ignore_files: [.gitignore]`. Per [D-3](#d-3-pql-as-supporter-tool), clide writes the list on load — `[.gitignore, .clideignore]` if `.clideignore` exists, else `[.gitignore]`. `.clideignore` carries **only** the clide-specific deviations from `.gitignore` (supports `!pattern` negations); never duplicate gitignore's contents. Walker magic: none except `.git/` — every other tool-owned dir (`.pql/`, `.clide/`) is added to `.gitignore` at install time; exclusion flows through the normal `ignore_files:` chain.
- **Context:** Every file-enumerating surface in clide (pql query panels, canvas drivers, graph view, file watchers, pane lists, file tree) needs to skip the obvious junk — `vendor/`, `node_modules/`, `dist/`, build artifacts — or results drown in noise. Clide's working assumption is that the git repo *is* the workspace — no separate "vault" concept.
- **Rationale:** Users get one config knob, in a file they might already know (pql users) or never need to touch (clide-only users). `.clideignore` is short by design — it's deltas, not a full list. Sidecar consumers read the same key and apply identical precedence, so Claude and the user always see the same filtered surface.
- **Cost:** Removing clide from a repo leaves pql working with vanilla defaults (clide's last-written `ignore_files:` stays until pql or the user rewrites it; worth reconsidering during uninstall design).
- **Raised by:** Ported from the claudian lineage.
### D-5: Dart core; sidecar dissolved; `ptyc` as pql-peer
- **Amendment (2026-04-23):** The separate daemon process and two-package layout are dissolved per [D-56](#d-56-dissolve-daemon-process-flutter-app-hosts-ipc-server). Dart-core and ptyc-as-peer principles survive; the daemon binary does not.
- **Decision:** Three moves. **(1) Dart is the core language.** Everything that used to live under `sidecar/` — IPC server, CLI dispatch, process management, file watching, git shell-outs, pql wrapper — is written in Dart. Two execution modes of one Dart AOT binary: `clide <subcommand>` (one-shot, pql-style) and `clide --daemon` (long-running, owns PTYs and subprocesses, survives app restarts). The Flutter app imports the Dart core as a library *and* connects to the daemon over IPC. **(2) The sidecar directory dissolves.** Layout is `app/` (Flutter UI), `lib/` (Dart core), `bin/clide.dart` (AOT entry), `ptyc/` (C helper), no `sidecar/`, no Go module. **(3) `ptyc` is a pql-peer supporter tool.** Small C binary that does `posix_openpt` + `fork` + `exec` + fd-passing via `SCM_RIGHTS`; clide wraps it the same way it wraps pql. Shells out for every PTY (terminal pane, tmux session, Claude, LSP server, debug adapter — one code path). Consumers other than clide can use `ptyc` standalone.
- **Context:** [R-2](rejected.md#r-2-go-sidecar) picked Go for the sidecar/CLI on two premises: (a) the heavy work belongs in a language separate from the UI layer, and (b) pql is Go so the muscle memory transfers. On reassessment, both premises broke: the "heavy work" is I/O-bound glue that `dart:io` covers cleanly — the real choice was **separate process vs shared language**, and separate-process is what matters. PTY is the one place Dart is genuinely weak (multi-threaded VM can't safely `fork()`), and once you accept a small native helper, *nothing else* needs to be in the same language.
- **Rationale:** One toolchain for the IDE proper (Flutter + Dart). C toolchain needed only to build `ptyc` — tiny, rarely-changing. Session persistence stays because PTY master fds live in the Dart daemon process, not the app. `ptyc` naming: **p** for *project* (parallel to pql's *project query language*), **ptyc** reads as both "PTY + child" (domain vocabulary) and "PTY + C" (implementation language). Usable from Dart, Python, Go, shell — anywhere a subprocess can be spawned and a fd received.
- **Cost:** Rust remains an escape hatch, not a plan. If a Dart limit later forces a second native helper (file-watching at scale on macOS, a tree-sitter host, etc.), the precedent is: new native need → new supporter tool, peer of pql and `ptyc`. Never a second "core language." Supply-chain gates stay, shape changes — Go `govulncheck` removed, Dart advisories review + exact-pin stays, `ptyc` gets a "read the 150 lines" review checklist (see `make security`).
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-20 reassessment. See also the `ptyc` naming note in the original ADR (read as Project Terminal Controller / PTY+C / PTY+child).
### D-6: CLI and event surface contract
- **Date:** 2026-04-20 (was ADR 0006)
- **Decision:** The CLI is organised into **subsystems**. Each subsystem owns a noun, a set of verbs, and a set of events. The set is closed at any point in time (documented); growth is additive (new verbs, new events — never renaming existing ones without a version bump). Initial subsystems (by tier): `pane`, `tab`, `open`, `editor`, `panel`, `tree`, `git`, `pql`, `canvas`, `graph`, `theme`, `settings`, `project`. Two umbrella entry points sit outside any subsystem: `clide tail --events [--filter <subsystem>[:<id>]]` and `clide status`. Command shape: `clide <subsystem> <verb> [<positional>...] [--flag ...] [-- argv...]`. Exit codes parity with pql (`0/1/2/3/4` + `64-78` sysexits reserved); diagnostic JSON on **stderr** on non-zero exit; stdout stays machine-parseable on success. Events are JSON objects, one per line, with `v`, `ts`, `type` (`<subsystem>.<verb_past|noun_changed>`), `subsystem`, `id`, and `payload`; binary payloads base64. Every state-changing command emits at least one event; read-only commands emit nothing. Replay buffer per subsystem (default depth 16) so late subscribers still see recent effects. Parity rule: every UI affordance has a matching CLI verb (or a follow-up task naming the verb); every CLI verb surfaces in the UI (or documents why it's Claude-only).
- **Context:** [D-1](#d-1-cli-first-not-mcp) established that Claude drives clide via a Bash CLI. That decided the *channel* — it did not define the *surface*. CLAUDE.md stated the rule colloquially ("every CLI subcommand has a UI affordance … if you add one side without the other, the feature is incomplete"); this record restates it as an implementable contract that satisfies user/Claude parity, daemon-as-authoritative-state, and pql-style ergonomics at once.
- **Rationale:** Surface is enumerable — adding a subsystem means adding a row and specifying verbs + events. Wire schema is versioned (`v: 1` starting point; compatibility breaks bump the major and land alongside a `pubspec.yaml``schema_version:` bump — see [Q-5](questions-architecture.md#q-5-ipc-wire-format-stability)). Events are the only UI→app state channel; the Flutter app does not poll. Extensions inherit this — a Dart extension publishes a subsystem; the same registration pipeline exposes it to Claude via the CLI.
- **Cost:** Replay-buffer memory per subsystem (cheap — most emit seldom). Back-pressure on firehose streams ([Q-2](questions-architecture.md#q-2-back-pressure-on-event-streams)), authorisation granularity ([Q-1](questions-architecture.md#q-1-authorisation-granularity)), and event persistence ([Q-3](questions-architecture.md#q-3-event-persistence-audit-undo)) are all deferred until Tier 1 is in real use.
- **Decision:** The claude.ai/design handoff (`docs/claude-design/`) delivers hi-fi mockups, interaction flows, a design system, and four theme palettes (clide, midnight, paper, terminal) as Dart files using `MaterialApp`/`ThemeData`. We adopt the colour tokens, layout annotations, typography direction, and syntax highlighting palettes. We reject the `MaterialApp` wrapper — tokens are translated into our existing YAML theme pipeline and `SurfaceTokens` (per [D-7](#d-7-app-root-is-bare-widgetsapp)). The design files stay in `docs/claude-design/` as reference; they are not runtime assets.
- **Rationale:** The design's value is in the palette + layout + component vocabulary, not in the delivery format. Material's `ThemeData` fights our bare-`WidgetsApp` + `CustomPaint` stance. Translating tokens preserves design intent without absorbing Material's widget opinions.
- **Cost:** Manual translation of four theme files into YAML. Ongoing: any design refresh needs the same translation pass.
### D-44: Four bundled themes — clide, midnight, paper, terminal
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:** Ship four bundled themes replacing the single summer-night preset. `clide` (cool near-black + periwinkle, default), `midnight` (VS Code-adjacent muted dark), `paper` (drafting-sheet light), `terminal` (near-black + amber). All share the same semantic token names. Source palettes in `docs/claude-design/themes/`; runtime YAML under `lib/kernel/src/theme/themes/`.
- **Rationale:** Summer-night was a placeholder carried from the legacy TUI. The design system delivers a coherent set of four that covers dark, muted-dark, light, and monochrome workflows.
- **Cost:** Summer-night users lose their theme (acceptable — it was dev-only). Four YAML files to maintain.
### D-45: Syntax highlighting tokens in the theme pipeline
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:** Add syntax-role colour tokens to `SurfaceTokens`: keyword, type, string, number, comment, method, punctuation. Each bundled theme defines these. The editor and diff views consume them; tree-sitter (when it lands per [Q-15](questions-architecture.md#q-15-editor-tab-full-lsp-vs-tree-sitter-only)) maps grammar scopes to these tokens.
- **Rationale:** The design system ships syntax palettes per theme. Adding them now means the token surface is ready when syntax highlighting lands.
- **Cost:** Seven new fields on `SurfaceTokens`. Default resolution falls back to semantic roles (keyword → accent, comment → textMuted, etc.) so themes that don't declare syntax tokens still compile.
### D-47: Interaction model — Claude-is-home layout
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:** The prompt bar is pinned to a fixed Y-position in the middle column; every other surface makes room *around* Claude — never on top, never pushing the prompt off-Y. Three hard rules: (1) prompt bar Y-position is invariant across all states (open, collapsed, focus, editor, viewer); (2) the three bottom strips (left icon rail, app strip, right icon rail) align to one continuous horizontal line; (3) Claude is always the largest surface when present. The three-column layout from [D-11](#d-11-panel-manager-is-kernel-layout-is-data-three-column-is-a-preset) is refined: left = overview (tickets, decisions, files, git, PRs), middle = Claude (+ optional editor above), right = context (viewer, pql graph, links, images). Both side panels have a bottom icon rail for section switching; keyboard: `⌥1–5` (left), context-type switcher (right).
- **Rationale:** "Claude is home" means the prompt never moves, regardless of what opens or closes around it. Every layout mutation respects this invariant. The three-column refinement assigns purpose to columns rather than leaving them generic.
- **Cost:** The prompt bar invariant constrains future layout presets — any preset that repositions Claude must explicitly break this rule. Editor mode (see [D-49](#d-49-editor-mode-inline-above-claude-viewer-swap)) is the only case where another surface shares the middle column, and it opens *above* Claude rather than displacing it.
### D-48: Chrome budget — no tabs, no breadcrumbs, keyboard-first
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:** Clide deletes classic IDE chrome: no buffer tabs, no breadcrumbs, no VS Code-style activity bar, no separate status bar row (merged into app strip). Total persistent chrome: 2 edge arrows (collapse toggles), 1 hover-only `⛶` glyph per panel (focus mode), 0 always-visible buttons beyond icon rails. `⌘P` overlay is the fuzzy finder — no layout shift. Keyboard is the primary interaction surface; icons are escape hatches. Files open individually; opening a second file closes the first (split on explicit command — deferred, see [Q-27](questions-architecture.md#q-27-two-editor-split)).
- **Rationale:** Every pixel of chrome that isn't Claude is a tax on the "Claude is home" principle. Tabs and breadcrumbs are navigation affordances for a multi-buffer editor; clide's editor is a secondary surface (viewer ↔ editor swap per [D-49](#d-49-editor-mode-inline-above-claude-viewer-swap)), not a primary one. The fuzzy finder (`⌘P`) replaces all navigation chrome.
- **Cost:** Users accustomed to VS Code/IntelliJ tab workflows have no tabs to fall back on. Mitigated by `⌘P` fuzzy find being the universal navigation path. Resolves T-22 (multi-buffer editor tabs) as rejected in favour of this approach.
- **Decision:** Editor invoked via `⌘E` on a file or `✎` icon in a viewer. Editor lifts *above* Claude in the middle column, occupying 30–40% of vertical space; Claude keeps the remainder; prompt bar Y unchanged. Close with `⌘W`. Draggable divider between editor and Claude. The viewer (`👁`) and editor (`✎`) are mutually exclusive for the same file — a `✎` click on a viewer promotes the file to editor in the middle column and snaps the right panel back to nav; a `👁` click on an editor demotes the file to viewer in the right panel and closes the editor. Different files can coexist (editor on `main.dart` + viewer on `README.md`). When editor is open on `.md`, the viewer auto-opens with live sync to editor content; no auto-viewer for non-renderable files (`.dart`, `.yaml`, etc.).
- **Rationale:** The editor is not a primary surface — it's a temporary intervention. Claude's prompt bar must never move ([D-47](#d-47-interaction-model-claude-is-home-layout)), so the editor opens above, not replacing. The viewer ↔ editor swap prevents two surfaces showing the same file simultaneously, which simplifies state management and avoids confusion about which surface is authoritative.
- **Cost:** Only one file in the editor at a time (no tabs per [D-48](#d-48-chrome-budget-no-tabs-no-breadcrumbs-keyboard-first)). Power users wanting two files side-by-side must wait for split (see [Q-27](questions-architecture.md#q-27-two-editor-split)).
### D-50: Context auto-behavior — right panel reacts to Claude
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:** The right panel responds to Claude's content references automatically: (1) right open + empty → panel holds footprint, stays empty; (2) right open + viewer loaded + Claude links `foo.md` → swap in, replaces current viewer; (3) right collapsed + Claude links `foo.md` → badge on spine ("2"), no layout shift; (4) editor open on `.md` → viewer auto-opens with live sync; (5) editor on non-renderable file → no auto-viewer.
- **Rationale:** Claude is the driver; the context panel is reactive. Auto-swapping when the panel is open reduces user clicks. Badging when collapsed respects the user's decision to collapse — no involuntary layout shifts.
- **Cost:** The auto-swap requires the daemon (or Claude integration) to emit structured content references, not just terminal text. This implies a lightweight parser or event that identifies file references in Claude's output — deferred to implementation.
- **Decision:** When collapsed, a panel becomes a 12px spine: vertically rotated label ("tickets" / "context"), no icon rail, `paper-2` background (slightly darker than main paper), border on inner edge only. Click anywhere on spine to expand. If a context badge is pending (e.g. Claude linked a file while collapsed): small filled dot with count at top of spine. Edge arrow on outer boundary toggles collapse; keyboard: `⌘⇧1` (left) / `⌘⇧3` (right). Expand restores prior size and section state.
- **Rationale:** Collapsed panels must not consume significant horizontal space (12px = 1 icon-width) but must remain discoverable and able to signal pending content. The badge-on-spine avoids involuntary expand while still communicating that something arrived.
- **Cost:** The spine replaces the current simple `setVisible(false)` toggle with a real collapsed-state widget. Collapse state must be persisted across sessions (see [D-53](#d-53-state-persistence-across-sessions)).
- **Decision:** Focus mode entered via double-click on panel header, hover-visible `⛶` glyph in header, or `⌘.`. Active panel takes the full window; all others hidden. Header shows "Esc" hint. `Esc` restores the exact prior layout (collapse state, divider positions, active sections). Focus mode is per-panel, not per-tab.
- **Rationale:** When the user wants to concentrate on a single surface — Claude conversation, file tree, diff view — they shouldn't have to manually collapse both side panels. Focus mode is a single-action "maximise and restore" with no state loss.
- **Cost:** Must snapshot and restore full `LayoutArrangement` state on enter/exit. Interacts with responsive behaviour — focus mode at narrow widths should work identically.
- **Decision:** The following layout state is persisted across app restarts: collapse state of left and right panels, active left section (tickets/decisions/files/git/pr), active right context type, pql pane expanded/collapsed, editor split ratio when open, fuzzy find recent picks. Stored via `SettingsStore` in project-scoped settings (`.clide/settings.yaml`).
- **Rationale:** Users expect their workspace layout to survive restarts. Without persistence, every launch starts at the default layout preset, which is disorienting when the user has customised their column widths and panel states.
- **Cost:** Adds write-on-change to several layout operations. Must handle migration if the setting keys evolve. `.clide/settings.yaml` is already gitignored, so personal layout state stays personal.
- **Decision:** Canonical keyboard shortcuts (cross-platform, `⌘` = `Ctrl` on Linux): `⌘P` fuzzy find overlay; `⌘⇧1` / `⌘⇧3` collapse/expand left / right panel; `⌘1` / `⌘2` / `⌘3` focus left / middle / right panel; `⌘.` toggle focus mode on focused panel; `⌥1–⌥5` left-panel section switch (tickets, decisions, files, git, pr); `⌘E` open current file in editor; `⌘W` close editor / dismiss viewer; `Esc` exit focus mode / close fuzzy finder / dismiss viewer. Responsive breakpoints: ≥ 1600px splits relax toward 30%; 1200–1600px default (L 200px, R 220px, middle flex); < 1200px splits toward 40%, consider auto-collapse right; < 1000px deferred (see [Q-26](questions-architecture.md#q-26-small-screen-layout)).
- **Rationale:** These shortcuts follow the "keyboard is the primary surface" principle from [D-48](#d-48-chrome-budget-no-tabs-no-breadcrumbs-keyboard-first). The set is minimal and covers all layout operations. `⌘.` for focus mode follows VS Code precedent (quick-fix → general "do the thing").
- **Cost:** Some shortcuts may conflict with OS-level bindings on specific Linux desktops; the keybinding resolver ([D-17](extensions.md#d-17-panels-are-extension-shaped-from-day-one)) allows user override.
### D-55: Claude pane internal tabs for multi-session
- **Date:** 2026-04-23
- **Decision:** Multiple Claude sessions share the workspace as internal tabs inside the Claude pane header — not as workspace-level tabs (which would violate [D-48](#d-48-chrome-budget-no-tabs-no-breadcrumbs-keyboard-first)). The primary session tab has no close affordance (per [D-41](#d-41-claude-panes-one-primary-per-repo-tmux-backed)). Secondary session tabs show a close `×`. A small `+` button sits at the right end of the tab row to spawn a new secondary. Double-clicking empty space in the tab row also spawns a new secondary. When a secondary is closed, focus collapses to the most-recently-active remaining tab (primary or another secondary). The tab row is hidden when only the primary exists — it appears on first secondary spawn and disappears when the last secondary closes. Session names in the tab row use the tmux session name slug (readable path, per the session naming convention).
- **Amendment to [D-41](#d-41-claude-panes-one-primary-per-repo-tmux-backed):** D-41 defined the lifecycle (primary persists, secondaries are ephemeral, close semantics) but left the multi-session UI unspecified. This record fills that gap. The `claude.new-secondary` command (already registered but not wired) is the spawn mechanism; the tab row is the UI surface.
- **Rationale:** The workspace is Claude's space ([D-47](#d-47-interaction-model-claude-is-home-layout)). Multiple Claude sessions are a Claude concern, not a workspace concern. Internal tabs keep the multiplicity contained — the workspace slot doesn't know how many sessions exist, it just renders the Claude pane. The hide-when-one rule keeps the common case (single primary) chrome-free.
- **Cost:** The Claude pane grows its own tab model (lightweight — just a list of session IDs + which is active). The `builtin.claude` extension owns this; no kernel changes needed.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-23 interaction model refinement.
### D-56: Dissolve daemon process; Flutter app hosts IPC server
- **Date:** 2026-04-23
- **Decision:** The separate Dart daemon process (`clide --daemon`) and the two-package repo layout (`lib/` core + `app/` Flutter) are dissolved. The Flutter app moves to the repo root (one `pubspec.yaml`) and hosts the IPC server in-process. All subsystem handlers (pane, files, editor, git, pql) run inside the Flutter process. The `bin/clide.dart` AOT binary is removed. The CLI surface for Claude (`clide <command>`) becomes a thin C client — either a new peer of `ptyc` or a mode within `ptyc` itself — that connects to the app's unix socket, sends a JSON-lines request, prints the response, and exits. tmux owns session persistence (it already did per [D-41](#d-41-claude-panes-one-primary-per-repo-tmux-backed)); the daemon's PTY ownership was redundant.
- **Amendment to [D-5](#d-5-dart-core-sidecar-dissolved-ptyc-as-pql-peer):** D-5's "two execution modes of one Dart AOT binary" premise assumed the daemon needed to outlive the app to preserve PTY sessions. tmux already solves this — `tmux new-session -A` re-attaches regardless of which process originally spawned it. The daemon process added complexity (two packages, two build targets, IPC client/server split, process lifecycle management) without a benefit tmux doesn't already provide. D-5's other principles survive: Dart is the core language, `ptyc` is a C peer of pql, one language for the IDE proper.
- **Repo layout after dissolution:**
- `/pubspec.yaml` — single Flutter package (was `app/pubspec.yaml`)
- **Rationale:** One package means one `pubspec.yaml`, one `flutter analyze`, one `flutter test`, no `cd` gymnastics, no cross-package import barriers. The IPC server running in-process eliminates the daemon lifecycle (start, stop, reconnect, pid file). If the app crashes, tmux sessions survive; the app re-attaches on restart. The CLI client in C is ~100 lines (socket connect + JSON exchange) with the same contract as pql.
- **Cost:** If the Flutter app is not running, Claude's `clide` commands fail. In practice this is acceptable — the IDE being closed means the user isn't working. A future "headless mode" could start the Flutter engine without a window if needed.
- **Cross-reference:** [D-5](#d-5-dart-core-sidecar-dissolved-ptyc-as-pql-peer) (amended), [D-41](#d-41-claude-panes-one-primary-per-repo-tmux-backed) (tmux persistence), [D-1](#d-1-cli-first-not-mcp) (CLI-first surface preserved via C client).
### D-57: Frameless custom chrome with per-column 24px hats
- **Date:** 2026-04-23
- **Decision:** The OS-native title bar is hidden. Each of the three columns wears its own 24px "hat" that serves as both a drag region and a host for window controls. Left hat: macOS traffic lights (Linux/Windows: plain drag). Center hat: `clide > branch` label, always present. Right hat: minimize/maximize/close glyph buttons on Linux/Windows (macOS: plain drag). Entire hat surface is draggable; buttons opt out of hit testing. When a column collapses to a 12px spine, its hat shrinks to a 12px drag cap — no buttons, still draggable. The center hat never collapses. Three `ChromeStyle` variants: `seam` (default desktop — full hats), `prompt` (center hat only — presentations/focus), `inline` (web/wasm — no hats, browser owns window controls). Persisted in settings as `app.chromeStyle`. Platform bridge via `MethodChannel('clide/window')` — custom GTK C and Cocoa Swift handlers, no third-party package.
- **Rationale:** The GTK headerbar wastes 30+ vertical pixels and clashes with the custom theme. Per-column hats add zero net rows — they reuse the space each column header already occupied. Custom FFI avoids a `window_manager` dependency (D-31). The `ChromeStyle` enum keeps web builds clean and allows user override.
- **Cost:** ~150 lines C (GTK) + ~100 lines Swift (Cocoa) for the platform channel. Window controls become unreachable when their column collapses — mitigated by keyboard shortcuts (`⌘Q` to close, `⌘1`/`⌘3` to expand).
- **Cross-reference:** [D-47](#d-47-interaction-model-claude-is-home-layout) (center hat always visible), [D-51](#d-51-panel-collapse-12px-spine-with-badge) (spine-cap behavior).
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-23 interaction model refinement.
| [questions-process.md](questions-process.md) | Editor tab (LSP vs tree-sitter), icon set, theme hot-reload, kernel DB access, planning-tool location |
## Load-bearing questions (gate other work)
- **[Q-21](questions-process.md#q-21-pql-absorbs-planning-vs-keeps-separate)** — Pql absorbs planning features vs clide absorbs pql vs separate CLI. Blocks the stopgap sunset and shapes the pql-side planning session.
- **[Q-5](questions-architecture.md#q-5-ipc-wire-format-stability)** — IPC wire-format stability and `schema_version:` in `pubspec.yaml`. Decide when the first real subcommand lands.
- **[Q-15](questions-process.md#q-15-editor-tab-full-lsp-vs-tree-sitter-only)** — Editor tab: full LSP integration vs tree-sitter-only highlight. Decide during Tier 2.
Alternatives considered and rejected, with rationale preserved for
future reference.
---
### R-2: Go sidecar
- **Rejected:** 2026-04-20 (was ADR 0002; superseded by [D-5](architecture.md#d-5-dart-core-ptyc-peer))
- **Reason:** The ADR picked Go on two premises — (a) the heavy work belongs in a language separate from the UI layer, and (b) pql is Go so muscle memory transfers. Both broke on reassessment. The sidecar stripped of PTY is I/O-bound glue that `dart:io` covers cleanly (unix sockets, JSON-lines framing, process tables, shell-outs). The real axis was *separate process vs shared language*, not Go vs Rust, and separate-process is what matters (session persistence needs the daemon to outlive the app), not language. PTY is the one place Dart is genuinely weak — Dart's multi-threaded VM can't safely `fork()` — and that single constraint forces a native helper regardless, independent of whether the rest of the core is Dart. Once a small native helper is accepted, the question "does *everything else* need to be in that same native language" answers itself: no. Go sidecar directory dissolved; `ptyc` (C, PTY-only, pql-peer) is the surviving native supporter tool.
- **Reason:** Dragged in Material theming, default icons, and platform chrome that fought the custom three-tier theme pipeline ([D-9](architecture.md#d-9-three-tier-theme-pipeline)). Every bundled theme had to override Material defaults to look like clide; the overrides were visible in widget tests as "why is this `ElevatedButton` colored this way."
- **Reason:** ARB codegen is inflexible for plugin-contributed catalogs — every catalogue needs a codegen pass, every extension ships with pre-generated Dart, and runtime merging is fighting the tool. The fframe text-driven pattern reads JSON at runtime with no codegen, which fits extension-shipped catalogs cleanly.
- **Reason:** Adds a dependency (violates [D-31](tooling.md#d-31-prefer-zero-deps-exact-pin)) for a capability we get from Playwright + Flutter's own semantics tree. Patrol's value proposition (native-gesture emulation) is less relevant on Linux desktop than on mobile.
- **Reason:** TUI hangover from the Python-era clide under `legacy/`. Not desktop-native; forces a font dependency; doesn't theme consistently. Clide uses custom icon primitives (Tier 6 revisits with proper icon-set design).
- **Reason:** Violates [D-31](tooling.md#d-31-prefer-zero-deps-exact-pin). `ChangeNotifier` + `ListenableBuilder` ship in the SDK, fake trivially, and cover the state model we need. The ergonomic wins of Riverpod / Provider don't clear the "new dependency" bar at clide's scale.
- **Reason:** Earlier in the planning session the assumption was "clide owns Dart subcommands for decisions + tickets." That breaks the day a contributor works in a terminal or in VS Code / JetBrains — they have no `clide` binary to run. Reversing: pql owns planning long-term (see [D-39](process.md#d-39-planning-tooling-lives-in-pql)); clide consumes via shell-out.
### R-10: Python-script stopgap under `tooling/db/`
- **Rejected:** 2026-04-21
- **Reason:** Location, not language. Settled-reach puts scripts at `tooling/db/` — copying that path here creates a script-pollution problem: every project using the pattern commits its own copy. The accepted Python port ([D-40](process.md#d-40-python-stopgap-under-toolsscriptsplan)) lives at `tools/scripts/plan`, clearly signalled as dev-tooling and time-limited.
- **Reason:** If the Python port under `tools/scripts/plan` outlasts pql's feature parity, delete it. The deletion commit should be one changeset: remove `tools/scripts/plan`, remove its Makefile target (`decisions-validate` rewires to `pql decisions validate`), add a `CHANGELOG.md` entry under Removed, and verify `.pql/pql.db` still opens under the new `pql` binary.
- **Reason:** The design handoff delivers theme files as `MaterialApp`/`ThemeData` Dart classes. This is the delivery format of claude.ai/design, not a design intent. Adopting Material's widget system would contradict [D-7](architecture.md#d-7-app-root-is-bare-widgetsapp) (bare WidgetsApp, no Material/Cupertino). We translate the palette tokens and syntax roles into our existing YAML + `SurfaceTokens` pipeline.
- **Decision:** Default to writing code ourselves. Every third-party Dart dependency needs a paragraph of justification in the PR that adds it. What stays is exact-pinned in `pubspec.yaml` (no caret ranges), `pubspec.lock` is committed, and advisories are reviewed before every bump.
- **Rationale:** Supply-chain gate. Flutter SDK + Dart SDK give us most of what we need; the dependencies we keep are the ones we can't reasonably write (yaml parser, mocktail, alchemist). Exact-pin because caret ranges mean "the CVE bumps itself in silently."
- **Cost:** Longer PR descriptions for deps; occasional reinvention of a convenience. Accepted.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning; reinforced by user feedback memory.
### D-32: CI — Gitea primary, Linux-only runners, not yet activated
- **Date:** 2026-04-21
- **Decision:** CI config lives at `.gitea/workflows/test.yml` (Gitea Actions consumes GitHub-Actions syntax). Runners are Linux only; macOS is tested locally. The workflow is ready but Gitea Actions is not yet activated on the instance — the file is a staged pipeline for review. If the repo moves to GitHub, the file copies to `.github/workflows/test.yml` verbatim.
- **Rationale:** We want the CI story defined before we turn CI on — lower blast radius on early red builds. GitHub portability is free because the syntax is shared.
- **Cost:** PRs don't run CI yet; `make push-check` is the gate until activation.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning.
### D-42: Dependencies documented in `licenses.yaml`
- **Date:** 2026-04-22
- **Decision:**`app/assets/licenses.yaml` has three sections: `self:` (clide's MIT license, rendered first in the About screen so the user knows what they're running), `dependencies:` (third-party artefacts that **ship in the binary** — fonts, runtime Dart packages, native supporter tools, bundled data), and `dev_dependencies:` (build-time-only tooling — test runners, mocks, lints, golden harness — tracked for audit but **not rendered** in the About screen because they don't reach the user). Each entry has name, kind, version, homepage, license identifier, and a one-line purpose; runtime entries also carry a `license_file:` pointer to the bundled license text so the About screen can display it verbatim. Adding any dependency is a two-step commit: add the artefact **and** the corresponding `licenses.yaml` entry in the same changeset, under the correct section.
- **Rationale:** Complements [D-31](#d-31-prefer-zero-deps-exact-pin). Prefer-zero-deps is a *budget*; `licenses.yaml` is the *visible consequence*. An extra row in the About screen is a review-time signal that the shipped-binary surface grew. Splitting dev deps out keeps the user-facing list small and honest — a test framework is not something the user needs to see in About — while still documenting every supply-chain input for audit completeness. The runtime entries discharge the redistribution obligations bundled licenses impose (OFL, MIT, BSD all require preserving the license text alongside the binary) without ad-hoc NOTICE files.
- **Cost:** One extra edit per dep. Zero tolerance for drift — an un-listed dep is a contributor-visible bug. Until the About screen lands at Tier 6, `licenses.yaml` is accurate but not rendered; the discipline applies from now regardless so Tier 6 inherits a clean list.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-22 planning (user-directed best practice).
- **Decision:**`.gitignore` excludes `coverage.*` (the lcov output files from `flutter test --coverage`). Coverage-related scripts are named `ci/test_coverage.sh` (not `ci/coverage.sh`) to stay outside the pattern.
- **Rationale:** An earlier draft named the script `ci/coverage.sh` and it was silently git-ignored. Renaming the script is cheaper than narrowing the gitignore pattern (which risks re-introducing output churn).
- **Cost:** Script names have a convention to follow.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-21 planning (caught during commit rehearsal).
### D-58: Format engines are adoptable dependencies
- **Date:** 2026-04-23
- **Decision:** The "own the rendering stack" guardrail applies to **UI chrome** — panels, tabs, panes, canvas, terminal, layout primitives. **Format engines** — packages that parse or render external file formats (SVG, markdown, HTML, terminal escape sequences, tree-sitter grammars) — are adoptable like any other dependency: vet, exact-pin, CVE-lock, document in `licenses.yaml`. They are not shortcuts for lazy coding; they are well-maintained renderers for formats we didn't invent. The distinction: if it renders *our* UI, we own it; if it renders *someone else's file format*, we adopt a parser/renderer and sandbox it.
- **Adopted under this rule:**`jovial_svg` (SVG renderer), `markdown` (MD parser; renderer is ours), `flutter_widget_from_html_core` (HTML renderer; sandboxed), `xterm` (terminal emulator), tree-sitter (syntax highlighting). Canvas (`CustomPaint` + `InteractiveViewer`) stays in-house — UI chrome, not a format engine.
- **Amendment to D-31 (prefer-zero-deps):** D-31's "prefer-zero-deps" still applies — every new dependency needs justification. This record clarifies that format engines clear the justification bar by default. The supply-chain gate (exact-pin, advisory review, `licenses.yaml`) still applies.
- **Rationale:** Reimplementing SVG, markdown, or VT100 parsing adds months of work for no fidelity gain. tree-sitter already set this precedent. The key is sandboxing: HTML rendering must whitelist tags/attributes; SVG must not execute scripts; markdown rendering goes through our own widget builder so we control the output.
- **Cost:** Each adopted engine adds transitive dependencies and supply-chain surface. Mitigated by exact-pinning and `make security`.
- **Raised by:** 2026-04-23 format engine evaluation.
### D-59: Bundled git via dugite-native
- **Date:** 2026-04-25
- **Decision:** Ship a self-contained Git binary from [dugite-native](https://github.com/desktop/dugite-native) (the same distribution GitHub Desktop bundles). Downloaded at build time via `make dugite-fetch`, stored under `native/dugite/`, gitignored. The `Toolchain` class resolves to the bundled binary first, falling back to system git on PATH.
- **Rationale:** The macOS app sandbox blocks execution of Homebrew-installed git (symlinks resolve to Cellar paths that SBPL cannot match without freezing rendering). `/usr/bin/git` is an xcrun shim that refuses to run inside a sandbox. Bundling dugite-native makes clide self-contained — no dependency on Homebrew, Xcode CLT, or system git. The approach is proven: GitHub Desktop, Tower, and other git GUI apps all bundle their own git for the same reason.
- **Alternatives rejected:** (R) libgit2 via FFI — missing porcelain commands (pull/push/rebase), no hooks, would require rewriting GitClient. (R) Build git from source — dugite-native already does this with better infra. (R) SBPL exceptions for Homebrew — `(subpath "/opt/homebrew")` for process-exec freezes Flutter rendering on macOS 26.
- **Cost:** ~57 MB download (~199 MB unpacked, stripped at build time). Must track dugite-native releases for security updates. GPL-2.0 (git binary) applies to the bundled artefact, not to clide's MIT code.
**Scope:** `lib/` (314 files, ~2.1MB) and `pubspec.yaml`. Skipped `legacy/`, `tests/`, generated files. Conventions grounded in [`CLAUDE.md`](CLAUDE.md) guardrails and the [`governance/decisions/`](governance/decisions/) D-records (architecture, extensions, testing, tooling, process).
## Baseline health
- `dart format --set-exit-if-changed`: **468/468 files clean.**
- `flutter analyze`: **3 warnings, all in a single WIP file** (`lib/builtin/claude/src/session_orchestrator.dart`), already in the modified-but-uncommitted set:
- L15: unused `dart:convert` import
- L16: unused `dart:io` import
- L29: unused private field `_resumeTailBytes`
- No `print(` / `debugPrint(` in `lib/`. No TODO / FIXME / HACK comments. No commented-out code blocks. No orphaned `.dart` files.
The repo is in unusually good baseline hygiene shape — the audit's interesting findings are structural, not janitorial.
## Guardrail / D-record compliance
| Decision | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| **D-7** bare `WidgetsApp` | Pass | No `MaterialApp`/`CupertinoApp`/`Scaffold`/`ElevatedButton`. Material/Cupertino imports exist only in inlined xterm heritage under `lib/src/terminal/` and aren't instantiated. |
| **D-8** feature-first, barrels only | Pass | No cross-feature reach into another feature's `src/`. `lib/extension/src/` → `lib/kernel/src/` is the one cross-`src/` link (extension framework on platform foundation — legitimate). |
| **D-10** ChangeNotifier + ListenableBuilder | Pass | No provider/riverpod/bloc/get_it. Three `InheritedWidget` subclasses (`ScrollbarTheme`, `ClideKernel`, `ClideTheme` via `InheritedNotifier<ThemeController>`) are all justified scoped-context uses. |
| **D-31 / D-42** exact-pin + `licenses.yaml` | Pass | No caret ranges in `pubspec.yaml`. All 13 runtime deps + dev deps + native binaries documented. |
| **D-46** core frame vs shipped extensions | **Drift** | `editor`, `claude`, `claude-control`, `markdown`, `diff`, `git-ui`, `pql`, `canvas`, `graph`, `decisions`, `tickets`, `todos`, `problems` should be shipped extensions on a separate registration path. They still live in `lib/builtin/` alongside core frame builtins. Architectural intent documented but not enforced — migration deferred. |
| **D-56** single package, in-process IPC | Pass | No `bin/clide.dart`, no `app/`, no `sidecar/`. `lib/src/daemon/` is in-process dispatcher + handlers. |
| **D-1 / D-68** CLI primary, MCP secondary | Pass | `lib/src/ipc/server.dart` (unix socket) and `lib/src/ipc/mcp_server.dart` (HTTP+SSE) both wrap the same `DaemonDispatcher`. |
| **D-72** serial dispatch on main isolate | Pass | `server.dart:212` awaits `dispatcher.dispatch(req)` inside a per-client serial line handler. |
| **D-75 / D-77 / D-78** Claude coupling isolation | Pass | All `~/.claude/`, transcript JSONL, `claude` CLI invocations live behind `lib/builtin/claude/src/`. No leakage to other features. |
| **Analyzer suppressions** | Pass | `// ignore`s are confined to xterm heritage code, FFI bindings (C naming), and lookup tables. All justified. |
## Findings worth acting on
### 1. Unused pubspec dependencies (D-31 violation in spirit)
- `flutter_widget_from_html_core: 0.17.2` — listed in `dependencies:`, imported nowhere. Mentioned in D-58 as adoptable, but no current consumer.
- `mocktail: 1.0.4` — listed in `dev_dependencies:`, imported nowhere. D-25 specifies it for IO mocks, but no tests use it today.
Per D-62 (Dependency removal process), removing requires the full 5-step PR. But carrying them violates D-31's "what stays is exact-pinned" intent — the spirit being "we keep only what we use."
### 2. D-46 architectural drift — known but uncodified
Thirteen "shipped extension" features still register through the core frame path. This is documented drift, not new — but it's the largest unresolved architectural debt. A dedicated `lib/extensions/` directory + a second registration tier is the prescribed fix.
### 3. Three hotspot files (>800 lines, mixed concerns)
| File | Lines | Shape |
|---|---|---|
| `lib/app.dart` | 1175 | 11+ State classes for sidebar/workspace/editor/context/status — split by region |
| `lib/src/terminal/src/core/escape/parser.dart` | 1139 | `EscapeParser` FSM, 1095-line class — handler logic could split by escape domain |
The terminal pair is partially inlined heritage code (xterm.dart) so refactoring it competes with merge-friendliness; `app.dart` is yours to split freely.
### 4. Silent error swallowing in `lib/builtin/claude/src/claude_config.dart`
Seven `catch (_)` sites (L292, 301, 314, 394, 460, 489, 505) in config/skill loading. Config parsing failures vanish without log or UI signal. Per D-76 the service is supposed to "degrade gracefully" on parse miss — that's fine, but at minimum these should log to make schema drift visible (D-75 / D-78 explicitly call out that detection is the mitigation for CC-internals drift).
### 5. Long methods — theme resolvers and one claude config probe
Theme resolvers are dense token tables (data-shaped, not control-flow) — borderline but tolerable. The probe parser is the strongest splitting candidate.
- `'type': 'request' | 'response' | 'event'` recurs across `lib/src/ipc/envelope.dart` (L42, 79, 141). With two transports (socket + MCP) both speaking JSON envelopes, these belong as enum-or-const so a typo can't silently land.
- `lib/builtin/claude/src/transcript_reader.dart` (L477, 495, 498): `'user'`, `'assistant'`, `'permission-mode'` — strong candidates for an enum per the D-75 isolation principle (one place that knows the schema).
### 8. Coupling hub
`lib/main.dart` imports from 51 files — boot orchestrator, expected, but fragile. Splittable into `boot_kernel.dart` / `boot_ipc.dart` / `boot_ui.dart` if it grows further.
- No unchecked `as` casts — every cast is guarded by `is` or null-coalesce.
- No `dynamic` overuse outside legitimate JSON / Flutter API boundaries.
- Naming is uniformly Dart-idiomatic across 314 files.
- No deep control-flow nesting outside idiomatic `build()` trees.
## Recommended next moves
1. Land the three analyzer warnings in `session_orchestrator.dart` as part of the in-flight commit.
2. Decide on `flutter_widget_from_html_core` and `mocktail` — either wire them in or remove them via the D-62 process.
3. Open a tracking ticket for the D-46 migration if one doesn't exist; this is the only meaningful drift.
4. Split `app.dart` by layout region — lowest-risk, highest-readability win.
5. Add logging (not exception propagation) to the `claude_config.dart` silent catches so schema drift surfaces during real use.
6. Extract envelope type strings to constants/enum in `lib/src/ipc/envelope.dart` before the second transport (MCP) accumulates more divergence.
## Overall assessment
This is a tidy codebase. The audit found one architectural drift (D-46, already documented), three localized hotspots, two stale pubspec entries, and a handful of cosmetic improvements. Nothing systemic.
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