fix(web): align composer context stack

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kingwl
2026-07-30 17:26:44 +08:00
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@@ -10,19 +10,19 @@ The web composer footer showed a single joined stats string (cache/tokens/turns/
## Decision
**The stats line renders inside the InputBar's width column through a new `footer` owner prop and expands to the design's grouped detail row; the composer stack owns one 8px rhythm; the seat fades the transcript through a fixed 36px token-bound gradient; the back-to-bottom control follows a live `--dsh-composer-height`; goal and todo share one 752px tip-fill column.**
**The stats line renders inside the InputBar's width column through a new `footer` owner prop and expands to the design's grouped detail row; the composer stack owns one 6px rhythm; the seat fades the transcript through a fixed 36px token-bound gradient; the back-to-bottom control follows a live `--dsh-composer-height`; goal, todo, and queue share one 752px tip-fill column.**
- `'conversation.composer.dock'` entries reach the page as the `ComposerBarOwnerProps.footer` slot, rendered under the card inside the bar's `.root`, so the stats line and the card share one width constraint. `StatsLine` derives everything client-side from the snapshot: turns/steps, LLM wall time from assistant `timing` (`completedTime - stepStartTime`), tool wall time from tool-result `time - callTime` pairs, prompt/output token split with cache-read folded into input, and cache-hit percentage. Groups render pipe-separated and drop out whole when empty; `formatTokens` (517 / 12.2K / 1.2M) and `formatDuration` (45.2s / 2m42s) are exported for tests. Durations cover only in-window nodes — the README owns that limitation.
- `.composerStack` carries `gap: 8px` and entries carry no outer margins (QueueDock's margin removed), so a dock entry that renders null costs nothing. GoalBar is the one deliberate exception: `margin: 0 auto -10px` cancels the gap and tucks its square bottom edge 2px under the card.
- `.composerStack` carries the Figma composition matrix's 6px gap. Goal and Todo remain standalone cards; the terminal Queue entry subtracts that gap plus the named 5px layout overlap so the later composer card paints over only the queue edge. The [composer context stack decision](../bug-fix/2026-07-30-composer-context-stack-order.md) owns the order and overlap contract.
- The sticky seat's background is a `linear-gradient` from `color-mix(bg-base 0%, transparent)` at 0px to solid `bg-base` at 36px — pixel stops, not the figma export's percentage, so a growing draft widens only the solid region; `color-mix` keeps both themes fading from their own base.
- A `useCallback` ref on the seat attaches a ResizeObserver that publishes `--dsh-composer-height` on the scroll body; ChatView's back-to-bottom slot computes `bottom` from it (152px first-paint fallback) instead of the prior hardcoded 168px.
- The textarea's 52px two-line floor applies to the hero variant only; the docked composer collapses to content height. Goal and todo strips both use the 44px-gutter / 752px-cap column with the todo `tip` fill and l1 border; the todo header is compacted (13/20 type, 8+8 padding) so its collapsed height equals the goal strip's 38px.
- The textarea's 52px two-line floor applies to the hero variant only; the docked composer collapses to content height. Goal, Todo, and Queue panels use the 44px-gutter / 752px-cap column with `tip` fill and l1 border; the standalone Goal and collapsed Todo cards are 36px and 44px tall.
## Alternatives considered
**Percentage gradient stops (the figma export's 24%).** Rejected: the stop scales with seat height, so a tall draft stretches the fade band over most of the transcript; the fixed 36px band equals the design's 24% at the resting ~150px composer and stays constant as the composer grows.
**A skeleton-owned dock column with a generic "bottommost entry tucks" contract.** Built and backed out in review: a `.inputDock` wrapper owning width/rhythm plus `--dsh-dock-tuck-*` vars on `:last-child` would retarget the tuck automatically on reorder, but it rewrote every entry and the GoalBar DOM ahead of a pending merge. Per-entry CSS with GoalBar owning its own tuck was chosen; the generic column remains available if dock entries multiply.
**A generic "bottommost entry tucks" contract.** Rejected because Goal and Todo are independent cards even when either is the last visible dock entry. Queue owns the one intentional composer overlap, while the stack owns its shared gap and overlap values.
**Backend-supplied duration fields for the stats line.** Unnecessary: assistant `timing` and tool call/result pairs already reach the snapshot, so wall times fold client-side with no new session event or host projection.
@@ -30,4 +30,4 @@ The web composer footer showed a single joined stats string (cache/tokens/turns/
## Consequences
The stats row now reads turns/steps, LLM and tool durations, cache hit, and input/output tokens at a glance, at the cost that durations cover only the loaded event window (README Known Limitation). The one-gap stack rhythm makes dock spacing composition-independent, but GoalBar's tuck is positional: it must stay the bottommost dock entry (`order: 1`) or its negative margin tucks it under the wrong neighbor. The fade band is a constant 36px, so any future design retune is one stop value. `chat-stats-bash-sample.spec.tsx` pins the derivation (timing/tool folds, token split), both formatters, the grouped render, and the zero-renders-during-streaming acceptance.
The stats row reads turns/steps, LLM and tool durations, cache hit, and input/output tokens at a glance, at the cost that durations cover only the loaded event window (README Known Limitation). The stack's fixed order keeps standalone context cards independent and makes Queue the only panel joined to the composer; a future dock entry must choose its order relative to those roles. The fade band is a constant 36px, so any future design retune is one stop value. `chat-stats-bash-sample.spec.tsx` pins the derivation (timing/tool folds, token split), both formatters, the grouped render, and the zero-renders-during-streaming acceptance.