/** * Streaming tool-call rendering (CLI side). * * The CLI only consumes `partial_tool_call` for visible rendering. Formats (the `<-` marker * reads "input to the tool", paired with the `->` output gutter in render.ts): * - exec_command: `exec_command <- $ {cmd}`, or with a model-written description * `exec_command <- {description} ($ {cmd})`; * - input_command: `input_command <- {process_id} << {chars}` (`<< …` only when writing; * an empty payload just polls), or `input_command <- {description} ({process_id} << {chars})`; * - run_subagent: `run_subagent <- {prompt}` or `run_subagent <- {description} ({prompt})`; * - input_subagent: `input_subagent <- {subagent_id} << {prompt}` or * `input_subagent <- {description} ({subagent_id} << {prompt})`; * - file tools (read_file / edit_file / write_file): `{name} {shortened path}` — the path is * shortened to at most one parent directory (`…/parent/file.ts`); the full path stays in * the arguments. * The payload (chars / prompt) is critical for approval and later audit (writing to stdin * is equivalent to running a command), so the session id alone is never enough; other tools * fall back to `name(args-prefix)`. * * The render layer streams by appending to the preview (see render.ts), so the preview must * stay append-only — a preview that is not an extension of the previous one costs a fresh * line, leaving the superseded one on screen. Which of the two forms a call will take is * therefore decided **before** its arguments stream, from the tool's assembled schema * (`expectDescription`, taken from `session_meta.tools` — the per-tool `call_description` * switch decides whether the argument exists at all; see the docs on tool configuration): * - schema without the argument (and the unknown case) → the plain form streams immediately, * character by character, and any stray `description` is ignored; * - schema with it → the description is awaited: it streams live as it grows * (`name <- desc…`) and the payload is appended once its value completes * (`name <- desc ({payload…` → `)`), so the plain form never reaches the screen whichever * order the model emits its arguments in. The wait is bounded: the argument is declared * **required**, so a schema-abiding model always sends one, and it is asked to send it * first. * A `final` fragment (stream ended, or arguments from a complete message) is settled by * definition and renders whichever form the arguments actually carry — which is also what * catches a model that violates the schema and omits the required argument. * File-tool paths render only once complete — shortening a still-growing path would rewrite * the line. */ /** Max length of the single-line preview for a payload (chars / prompt / description); truncated with an ellipsis beyond this, after which the preview stops growing. */ const MAX_PAYLOAD_PREVIEW = 120; /** Max lines of a file-tool payload printed before the approval prompt; the rest is elided with a count. */ const MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINES = 24; /** Max characters per printed approval-payload line (the full text stays in the trace). */ const MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINE = 200; /** Collapse to a single line: newlines/runs of whitespace become a single space, and leading/trailing whitespace is trimmed. */ function toSingleLine(text: string): string { return text.replace(/\s+/g, " ").trim(); } /** * Turn control characters into a visible, faithful form so stdin writes don't garble the * screen: `\n`/`\r`/`\t` are shown as escape literals (whether Enter was pressed is important * information and must not collapse into a space), other C0 control chars and DEL use caret * notation (U+0003 → `^C`); backslash itself is escaped to avoid ambiguity. */ function visualizeControlChars(text: string): string { return text.replace(/[\\\u0000-\u001f\u007f]/g, (ch) => { if (ch === "\\") return "\\\\"; if (ch === "\n") return "\\n"; if (ch === "\r") return "\\r"; if (ch === "\t") return "\\t"; if (ch === "\u007f") return "^?"; return `^${String.fromCharCode(ch.charCodeAt(0) + 64)}`; }); } /** Truncate to the single-line preview limit, appending an ellipsis if exceeded. */ function capPreview(text: string): string { return text.length > MAX_PAYLOAD_PREVIEW ? `${text.slice(0, MAX_PAYLOAD_PREVIEW)}…` : text; } /** A string field extracted from possibly-incomplete JSON: its value so far, and whether the closing quote was seen. */ interface PartialField { value: string; complete: boolean; } /** Extract a string field from a possibly-incomplete JSON object string, reporting completeness. */ function extractField(argsJson: string, field: string): PartialField | null { const key = `"${field}"`; const keyIndex = argsJson.indexOf(key); if (keyIndex === -1) return null; let i = keyIndex + key.length; while (/\s/.test(argsJson[i] ?? "")) i += 1; if (argsJson[i] !== ":") return null; i += 1; while (/\s/.test(argsJson[i] ?? "")) i += 1; if (argsJson[i] !== '"') return null; i += 1; let out = ""; let escaped = false; for (; i < argsJson.length; i += 1) { const ch = argsJson[i]!; if (escaped) { switch (ch) { case "n": out += "\n"; break; case "r": out += "\r"; break; case "t": out += "\t"; break; case "b": out += "\b"; break; case "f": out += "\f"; break; case '"': case "\\": case "/": out += ch; break; case "u": { // If \uXXXX is cut off at an incremental chunk boundary, return "as far as we got": // emitting the incomplete hex as a literal would cause a rollback once the next // increment completes it (breaking append-only preview); the render layer falls // back to a new line in that case. if (i + 5 > argsJson.length) return { value: out, complete: false }; const hex = argsJson.slice(i + 1, i + 5); if (/^[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/.test(hex)) { out += String.fromCharCode(Number.parseInt(hex, 16)); i += 4; } break; } default: out += ch; break; } escaped = false; continue; } if (ch === "\\") { escaped = true; continue; } if (ch === '"') return { value: out, complete: true }; out += ch; } return { value: out, complete: false }; } /** Extract the current value of a string field from a possibly-incomplete JSON object string. */ function extractPartialStringField(argsJson: string, field: string): string | null { return extractField(argsJson, field)?.value ?? null; } /** The three file tools: previewed as ` `. */ const FILE_TOOL_NAMES = new Set(["read_file", "edit_file", "write_file"]); /** * Shortens a path for one-line display: at most one parent directory plus the filename * (`…/parent/file.ts`); paths already within that shape are shown as-is. The full path * stays in the argument JSON (and the expanded web card). */ export function shortenPath(p: string): string { const segments = p.split("/").filter((s) => s.length > 0); if (segments.length <= 2) return p; return `…/${segments[segments.length - 2]}/${segments[segments.length - 1]}`; } /** How a tool call is previewed while its arguments stream (see the module header). */ export interface ToolCallPreviewOptions { /** * Whether this tool's assembled schema carries the `description` argument (from * `session_meta.tools`). Unknown ⇒ `false`: fall back to the plain form, matching a * configuration with the argument switched off. */ expectDescription?: boolean; /** The call's last fragment (its stream ended) or arguments from a complete message: settled, so render whichever form they carry. */ final?: boolean; } /** * State of the model-written `description` argument within a possibly-incomplete arguments * fragment: * - `pending`: it is expected but hasn't produced anything showable yet — nothing renders; * - `none`: no usable description (not expected, or the settled arguments carry none), so * the plain form is correct; * - `{ text, complete }`: the description's value so far, single-lined and capped. Payload * is appended only once `complete`, keeping the preview append-only whichever order the * model emits its arguments in. */ type DescriptionState = "pending" | "none" | { text: string; complete: boolean }; function describedState(argsJson: string, opts: ToolCallPreviewOptions): DescriptionState { const settled = opts.final === true || argsComplete(argsJson); // Not expected and not settled: the schema has no such argument, so stream the plain form // right away. Settled fragments are read for real — a complete call renders what it carries. if (!settled && opts.expectDescription !== true) return "none"; const field = extractField(argsJson, "description"); if (field === null) return settled ? "none" : "pending"; const text = toSingleLine(field.value); // An empty description (still opening, or explicitly "") carries nothing to show: once // settled it means "no description", otherwise keep waiting for its first characters. if (!text) return settled ? "none" : "pending"; return { text: capPreview(text), complete: field.complete }; } /** Whether the whole argument JSON parses (i.e. argument streaming is finished). */ function argsComplete(argsJson: string): boolean { try { JSON.parse(argsJson); return true; } catch { return false; } } /** * Wraps a payload preview in the description form: `{name} <- {description} ({payload…}`, * closing the parenthesis once `closed`. The open parenthesis mid-stream keeps the preview * append-only while the payload grows. */ function describedForm(name: string, desc: string, payload: string, closed: boolean): string { return `${name} <- ${desc} (${payload}${closed ? ")" : ""}`; } /** * Streaming argument preview (formats documented in the module header). Returns null while * nothing presentable has streamed in yet — including a call whose schema carries the * `description` argument (`opts.expectDescription`) whose value hasn't started streaming. */ export function renderPartialToolCall( name: string, argsJson: string, opts: ToolCallPreviewOptions = {}, ): string | null { if (!argsJson) return null; if (name === "exec_command") { const desc = describedState(argsJson, opts); if (desc === "pending") return null; const cmd = extractField(argsJson, "cmd"); if (desc !== "none") { if (!desc.complete || cmd === null) return `${name} <- ${desc.text}`; return describedForm(name, desc.text, `$ ${toSingleLine(cmd.value)}`, cmd.complete); } if (cmd !== null) return `${name} <- $ ${toSingleLine(cmd.value)}`; return null; } if (name === "run_subagent") { const desc = describedState(argsJson, opts); if (desc === "pending") return null; const prompt = extractField(argsJson, "prompt"); if (desc !== "none") { if (!desc.complete || prompt === null) return `${name} <- ${desc.text}`; return describedForm( name, desc.text, capPreview(toSingleLine(prompt.value)), prompt.complete, ); } if (prompt !== null) return `${name} <- ${capPreview(toSingleLine(prompt.value))}`; return null; } if (name === "input_command") { const desc = describedState(argsJson, opts); if (desc === "pending") return null; const pid = extractField(argsJson, "process_id"); if (desc === "none" && pid === null) return null; const chars = extractPartialStringField(argsJson, "chars"); const payloadSuffix = chars ? ` << ${capPreview(visualizeControlChars(chars))}` : ""; if (desc !== "none") { if (!desc.complete || pid === null) return `${name} <- ${desc.text}`; return describedForm( name, desc.text, `${toSingleLine(pid.value)}${payloadSuffix}`, argsComplete(argsJson), ); } return `${name} <- ${toSingleLine(pid!.value)}${payloadSuffix}`; } if (name === "input_subagent") { const desc = describedState(argsJson, opts); if (desc === "pending") return null; const sid = extractField(argsJson, "subagent_id"); if (desc === "none" && sid === null) return null; const prompt = extractPartialStringField(argsJson, "prompt"); const payloadSuffix = prompt ? ` << ${capPreview(toSingleLine(prompt))}` : ""; if (desc !== "none") { if (!desc.complete || sid === null) return `${name} <- ${desc.text}`; return describedForm( name, desc.text, `${toSingleLine(sid.value)}${payloadSuffix}`, argsComplete(argsJson), ); } return `${name} <- ${toSingleLine(sid!.value)}${payloadSuffix}`; } if (FILE_TOOL_NAMES.has(name)) { // Path rendered only once complete: shortening a still-growing path would rewrite the line. const filePath = extractField(argsJson, "file_path"); if (filePath !== null && filePath.complete) { return `${name} ${shortenPath(toSingleLine(filePath.value))}`; } return null; } return `${name || "tool_call"}(${toSingleLine(argsJson)}`; } /** * File-tool payload for the interactive approval prompt: the full decoded arguments * (old_string / new_string / content …), bounded to MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINES lines with * an explicit elision note — under always-ask/read-only approval the user must see what * they are approving, not just the file path. Returns null for other tools or unparseable * arguments (arguments are complete by approval time). */ export function renderFileToolApprovalPayload(name: string, argsJson: string): string | null { if (!FILE_TOOL_NAMES.has(name)) return null; let parsed: unknown; try { parsed = JSON.parse(argsJson); } catch { return null; } if (parsed === null || typeof parsed !== "object") return null; const args = parsed as Record; const lines: string[] = []; const pushField = (label: string, value: unknown): void => { if (value === undefined) return; if (typeof value === "string" && value.includes("\n")) { lines.push(`${label}:`); for (const line of value.split("\n")) lines.push(` | ${line}`); } else { lines.push(`${label}: ${typeof value === "string" ? value : JSON.stringify(value)}`); } }; pushField("file_path", args["file_path"]); if (name === "read_file") { pushField("offset", args["offset"]); pushField("limit", args["limit"]); } else if (name === "edit_file") { pushField("old_string", args["old_string"]); pushField("new_string", args["new_string"]); if (args["replace_all"] === true) pushField("replace_all", true); } else if (name === "write_file") { pushField("content", args["content"]); } let shown = lines; let elided = 0; if (shown.length > MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINES) { elided = shown.length - MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINES; shown = shown.slice(0, MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINES); } const capped = shown.map((l) => l.length > MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINE ? `${l.slice(0, MAX_APPROVAL_PAYLOAD_LINE)}…` : l, ); if (elided > 0) capped.push(`[… ${elided} more line${elided === 1 ? "" : "s"} not shown]`); return capped.join("\n"); }