The eight snippets in this note are before/after sketches: two import the
Remote source modules this change deletes, and the rest are fragments without
their surrounding context. They were never type-checked, yet each one counted
against the repository-wide opt-out ratio, which now sits above the 50% ceiling
that `doc-typecheck:contracts-ready` enforces.
Label them as text so the ceiling reflects blocks that could be checked.
The Typert host program analyzes packages/api/session-controller/src/commands.ts
on a clean checkout, where only tsconfig paths resolve
@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-file-upload/types; without the mapping the dependency
policy gate fails with TS2307.
The caller-connection work — forwarded-event opt-in, physical socket
ownership, and the Node/MCP artifact-only consumer fixture — moves to a
stacked PR on top of this one. This branch now changes only how Remote
definitions are generated (Typert artifacts, lazy method info,
consumer-selected input strictness, tool-schema projection) and how the
existing Registry consumes them.
Add a placement table to the Definition section: which `groupTree`
position a Chat Node declares for an opening human input, another Turn
input, a Turn notice outside folding, an independent folded row, and
ordinary process content, with links to the contract and the built-in
positions, and a pointer to `exclusive` claims.
`observedInputs` now reads every `input`-position Node, and a Node's
payload is not guaranteed to be an object. Check the payload and its
`source` before reading the composer `rpcId`, so an input Node without a
message payload no longer throws while pending echoes are matched.
The position-order case includes `input`. A Turn without opening input
whose control anchors after a position-less row still renders the control
before the group that holds that row.
State in the `exclusive` JSDoc and the Conversation reference that the
claimed target's fallback does not run and that a fallback's own claim
has no effect. Reword the `input` position as the Turn's opening input
and separate the finalized-answer exemption from position-less
`assistant-step` rows. Point both package READMEs at the claim and the
group-tree positions.
Assembler cases cover a claim in either registration order and on live
append, other targets and target-less Definitions, the skipped fallback,
and both dispatch failures. Chat grouping cases split the step run by
position regardless of kind and regroup on a position change; the late
reply produces one Chat Node through a real assembler.
Add the exclusive Conversation matches Agent Note; bring the group-tree
note up to the `input` position and the migrated kind lists, and the
timed-question note up to claim-based reply deduplication. Pair the
Chinese Conversation reference and Chat grouping README with the
English updates.
Chat grouping, whole-Turn folding, and Turn-input detection read each
Node's declared `groupTree` position instead of the `INDEPENDENT` and
`TURN_PROCESS_INDEPENDENT_KINDS` kind lists and the user/steering/
turn-trigger checks. `ChatGroupTree` gains an `input` position between
`exchange` and `turn`; the built-in Definitions declare the positions
their kinds had, so built-in rows keep their placement.
The late question reply claims its message on the Chat target, so the
generic message Definition no longer projects a duplicate trigger and
grouping drops the message-id aggregation. Its placement is unchanged.
A match result may set `exclusive: true`. The assembler evaluates every
match of an event before accepting any, so a claim is independent of
registration order: other Definitions of the claimed target build no
Context for the event and the target's fallback does not run, while
Definitions of other targets and target-less Definitions still receive
it. Two claims on one target, or a claim without a target, throw.
The responsive change had moved `.pageIntro` off flex, which put the information
icon 1.06px off the subtitle's vertical centre and failed the existing geometry
assertion in `plugin-manager.e2e.ts`. Restore the flex row and the button's
`flex: none`, which keeps the 4px gap and the centring. The header still wraps
its action group onto another line, which is what this change is for.
Pin the wrap threshold in both header scenarios. Each records whether the action
group sits beside or below the heading, the plugin scenario asserts the wide and
narrow sides explicitly, and the plugin scenario launches its own scaffold so an
install task left by an earlier test cannot move the threshold between runs.
- Compute each group's baseline watermark once per render.
- Skip the row-motion reset when folding drops no raised watermark.
- Document that the watermark is a row count that a reorder can outrun, and
that any unmount of the grouped tree resets it; pin both in tests.
- Cover raise-to-current, keep-after-leaving, and fold reset in the keyless
Web folding scenario.
The page header keeps the title at its natural width and moves the New action
onto another line once the two no longer fit, so a narrow content column never
splits the title across lines.
Register the new browser scenario in both web programs: the host aggregate owns
files that boot the host spine, and the client-registered app project excludes
them.
The scenario asserts the title stays on one line, the action separates when the
column narrows, and focus survives the change.
The page header wraps its action group onto another line when the title and the
actions no longer fit together, so the title keeps its width and the actions keep
their labels on one line. The information button follows the subtitle text
instead of a flex row, which keeps it beside the copy at every width.
Cover the header in the plugin-manager browser scenario: the action group stays
inline when it fits, moves below when it does not, keeps its labels on one line,
stays inside the header, and retains focus across the change.
Add `.agents/skills/dsh-responsive-ui`, the repository standard for adapting
client surfaces to narrow available widths: the 390 CSS px acceptance minimum,
the order in which space and information yield, text truncation, titles,
icon-only controls, mobile hover behaviour, mobile tooltips, and focus
retention across width changes.
Link it from `dsh-client-ui-ux` so the existing client UI/UX guidance routes to
the new standard.
Each Workspace shows a contiguous prefix of its Sessions up to a watermark.
The watermark rises to cover running, waiting, unread-completion, and
current Sessions within the first 50 rows, and to a search reveal target at
any row. It never falls on its own; Show more raises it past 50, and Show
less or folding (including an ancestor) resets it.
PowerPoint and Excel tasks in PTC mode wrote inspect.py, which shadows the
standard library and forces a delete-and-retry step. Apply the Word naming
rule to both skills, listing the libraries each one imports.
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