Sanitize shell output by removing Unicode Format characters and lone
surrogates that crash string-width. This fixes crashes when running
commands like curl that download binary files.
Anthropic (via LiteLLM/proxy) requires the `tools` parameter to be
present when messages include tool_calls or tool role messages,
even if no tools are currently being provided.
This adds a `hasToolHistory()` helper to detect if the conversation
contains tool calls or tool results, and ensures `tools: []` is
included in the request params when needed.
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- Add 'xhigh' to ThinkingLevel type in ai and agent packages
- Map xhigh to reasoning_effort: 'max' for OpenAI providers
- Add thinkingXhigh color token to theme schema and built-in themes
- Show xhigh option only when using codex-max models
- Update CHANGELOG for both ai and coding-agent packages
closes#143
- read: actionable notices with offset for continuation
- First line > 30KB: return empty + bash command suggestion
- Hit limit: '[Showing lines X-Y of Z. Use offset=N to continue]'
- bash: tail truncation with temp file
- Notice includes line range + temp file path
- Edge case: last line > 30KB shows partial
- grep: pre-truncate match lines to 500 chars
- '[... truncated]' suffix on long lines
- Notice for match limit and line truncation
- find/ls: result/entry limit notices
- '[N results limit reached. Use limit=M for more]'
- All notices now in text content (LLM sees them)
- TUI simplified (notices render as part of output)
- Never return partial lines (except bash edge case)
- Add truncate.ts utility with truncateHead/truncateTail functions
- Both respect 2000 line and 30KB limits (whichever hits first)
- read: head truncation, returns truncation info in details
- bash: tail truncation, writes full output to temp file if large
- grep: head truncation + 100 match limit
- find: head truncation + 1000 result limit
- ls: head truncation + 500 entry limit
- tool-execution.ts displays truncation notices in warning color
- All tools return clean output + structured truncation in details
- Added totalTokens field to Usage interface in pi-ai
- Anthropic: computed as input + output + cacheRead + cacheWrite
- OpenAI/Google: uses native total_tokens/totalTokenCount
- Fixed openai-completions to compute totalTokens when reasoning tokens present
- Updated calculateContextTokens() to use totalTokens field
- Added comprehensive test covering 13 providers
fixes#130
- Updated isBunBinary detection to check for %7EBUN (URL-encoded ~BUN)
- Simplified build:binary script to remove Unix-specific shell syntax
- Binary now correctly locates supporting files next to executable on Windows
Editor text wrapping now uses grapheme-aware width calculation instead
of string length. Fixes crash when pasting text containing emojis like
✅ or CJK characters that are 2 terminal columns wide.
Instead of blocking startup for up to 1 second waiting for the version check,
run it in the background and insert the notification into chat when it completes.
- Browse previously submitted prompts using Up/Down arrow keys
- History is session-scoped and stores up to 100 entries
- Load history from session on continue/resume
- Includes 15 tests for history navigation
fixes#121
- ANSI codes now attach to next visible content, not trailing whitespace
- Rewrote AnsiCodeTracker to track individual attributes
- Line-end resets only turn off underline, preserving background colors
- Added vitest config to exclude node:test files
fixes#109
Browse previously submitted prompts using Up/Down arrow keys, similar to
shell history and Claude Code's prompt history feature.
- Up arrow when editor is empty: browse to older prompts
- Down arrow when browsing: return to newer prompts or clear editor
- Cursor movement within multi-line history entries supported
- History is session-scoped, stores up to 100 entries
- Consecutive duplicates are not added to history
Includes 15 new tests for history navigation behavior.
Mario Zechner