Bring the TUI branch onto master after PR #378 landed so PR #363 is evaluated against the current type-equivalence documentation contract.
Resolve the bilingual development-record overlap by regenerating the English/Chinese consistency record from the merged documents. This preserves the branch's built-subprocess guidance alongside master's expanded JSDoc type-equivalence rules.
Remove the animated, dark, and light terminal captures and their bilingual RFC section. The implemented RFC retains the durable front-door decision and verification contract without carrying binary demo artifacts that need visual maintenance.
Tighten the package README ownership wording and refresh the bilingual consistency record so no repository link or prose claim refers to the removed files.
Bring in the one-session surface manager landed through #376 after master advanced beyond the prior merge base.
Resolve the generated event-matrix overlap by regenerating from the merged TypeScript tree, preserving master's updated session declaration locations together with the TUI listener edges. Regenerate and verify the RFC index so both lifecycle updates remain represented.
Record the July 17 package split as an implemented bilingual feature RFC. The decision explains why TUI and stdio have separate terminal contracts, why concrete front-door selection belongs to composition, and how the TUI preserves existing session, tool-presentation, and lifecycle ownership.
Link the deterministic dark, light, and animated demos from the RFC so the assets have an in-repository owner. Cross-link the feature and testing decisions from the package README, then regenerate the RFC index and bilingual consistency record.
Master advanced with PR #375's documentation-only simplification RFCs while the TUI merge was validating. Incorporate that exact head as a merge commit so PR #363 retains current-base ancestry without rewriting its reviewed history; no TUI behavior or generated terminal artifact changes are involved.
Master unifies every live agent with its exact SessionId and moves declarative startup failures to agent-loop/config-start-failed. Keeping the branch’s AgentId label binding would let the TUI target the wrong lifecycle after reload and would miss asynchronous resume failures.
Resolve that contract migration by giving the selected terminal front door the same generated or resumed SessionId as agent-core, mounting the front door first, and entering fullscreen only after the matching root appears. Refresh the source-derived catalogs and keyless terminal goldens so Code Mode, workflow, Cordis-tool, and transient UI scenarios all exercise the merged identity model.
fixing-accessibility: expandable rows expose aria-expanded/controls, user
messages become keyboard-operable buttons, pane dividers and the composer
gain accessible names, the live status row announces politely, the busy
form sets aria-busy, feedback failures render inline next to the form,
and the muted/faint text tiers rise to AA-viable contrast.
fixing-motion-performance: composer autosize moves to CSS field-sizing
(dropping the per-keystroke measure/write cycle) and streaming scroll
writes coalesce per frame while direct user actions stay synchronous.
baseline-ui: data columns use tabular numerals, headings balance and
prose wraps pretty, and z-index joins the token scale.
improve-ui: straggler radii and control heights land on the declared
size scale (radius-xs joins the ramp).
fixing-metadata: the document language follows the active locale.
A finished turn whose persisted JSONL had not flushed yet left the live
turn on screen; the next prompt then patched its content into the stale
skeleton, so the new message rendered under the previous user bubble.
Key each live turn and rebuild the skeleton on mismatch, and poll the
persisted trace after a lagging read so the conversation converges
without waiting for a user action. Module nav rows also collapse to one
line at the primary-action control height.
Tianyi Cui