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feat: add focus tracking to hide cursor when terminal loses focus - #79
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Implement ANSI escape sequence-based focus tracking to reduce visual distraction when switching between terminal windows or panes. The cursor now automatically hides when the OpenCode terminal is not focused and reappears when returning to it. Key changes: - Add focus tracking utilities using ANSI escape sequences (\x1b[?1004h/l) - Implement real-time focus monitoring with escape sequence detection - Control cursor visibility in textarea component using cursor.CursorHide/CursorBlink modes - Add FocusMsg for communicating focus changes between components - Set initial cursor state to blinking (default focused state) The implementation uses standard ANSI escape sequences, making it compatible with most modern terminals and terminal multiplexers like tmux, screen, etc. 🤖 Generated with opencode Co-Authored-By: opencode <noreply@opencode.ai>
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sorry about all of these, opencode and gofmt did that
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| ch, cancelSubs := setupSubscriptions(app, ctx) | ||
| // Start focus tracking | ||
| focusTracker := util.NewFocusTracker(program) |
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considering asking it to avoid calling stuff "util" and just call it "focus" so focus.NewTracker
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closing as we rewrote the codebase - appreciate it though! |
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* fix: eliminate remory syntax confusion and consolidate memory files (#74) - Consolidated memory-protocol-mandatory.md and remory-cli-reference.md into new memory-and-remory.md - Fixed contradictions in research-specialist.txt prompt - Updated configuration files to reference consolidated memory documentation - Reduces duplication and improves clarity of remory syntax and memory protocols * fix(#76): enforce git-agent scope boundaries to prevent code fixing - Add explicit bash command denylist to both config files for critical operations - Add hard-stop boundaries and VIOLATION DETECTION patterns to git-agent.txt - Add PRE-ACTION CHECKS validation before every operation - Enhance linting discovery to READ-ONLY operations only - Add enhanced CI failure delegation protocol with mandatory specialist routing These changes prevent git-agent from attempting to fix code issues, ensuring proper delegation to specialized agents (rust-tdd-architect, python-best-practices, etc.) * fix(#78): align Rollbar token variable name with system environment Updated documentation to use ROLLBAR_TOKEN consistently throughout instructions/rollbar-mcp-integration.md, matching the system environment variable and config files. This ensures clarity for users setting up Rollbar MCP integration and prevents confusion with deprecated variable naming.
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Adds Shorthand Guide as .md - partially addresses anomalyco#23
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CAR keeps a single global memory graph: loadMemory merges into it and persistMemory writes the whole graph to whatever filename it is given (car-releases#79). Per-project filenames therefore never isolated anything. They wrote one copy of the same union per project — which is why throwaway test projects each produced ~1.2MB files holding ~280 facts they never created — and implied a separation that does not exist. Use a single opencode.json and say plainly, in both README and CAR.md, that CAR memory is shared across every project on the machine and that facts learned in one codebase can surface in another's context. Anyone working across codebases where that matters should leave CAR disabled until anomalyco#79 gains a namespace. This is an interim position, not the destination: a memory namespace on the CAR side supersedes it.
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CarHost auto-updates via Sparkle and had already moved to 0.46.0, leaving opencode's pinned 0.44.0 client older than the daemon it talks to — the reverse of the skew the version rule exists to prevent. car-runtime is now excluded from bunfig's minimumReleaseAge so the client can track a daemon that updates itself; the tradeoff is accepted deliberately for this one package, which we publish. Correlate delegated calls with GenerateRequest.client_ref (car-releases#78). The UUID was previously smuggled through `prompt`, the only field surviving the serde round-trip, which held only because delegated models ignore it. `prompt` is still a required field, so it stays as an empty placeholder — the integration suite caught that when it was dropped entirely. Verified against a real 0.46.0 daemon rather than by inspection: - client_ref is echoed verbatim into inference.runner.invoke, with prompt set to a throwaway value to prove it is no longer load-bearing (anomalyco#78) - completing with no preceding event yields exactly one invoke and preserves RunnerResult.text; previously two invokes and an empty result (anomalyco#76) - concurrent delegated calls no longer cross-talk (anomalyco#77) - car-releases#75 is improved but open: 5066/5108/5289ms on 0.44.0 became 1879/4181/4251ms on 0.46.0 — a constant became variable seconds, so CAR stays off by default Not adopting per-project memory namespaces yet, despite 0.46.0 adding them. Namespace memory is never written to disk: it is lost on daemon restart, and memory.persist silently writes zero records while a namespace is bound (car-releases#82). Since CarHost restarts on every update, binding one today would trade the cross-project leakage of anomalyco#79 for silent data loss. Staying on the shared graph, with the tradeoff documented, until that closes. CAR integration suite: 11 pass against a live 0.46.0 daemon, and it now runs in half the wall time. CAR off: 3231 pass, 1 fail — a load flake that passes 21/21 in isolation.
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Implement ANSI escape sequence-based focus tracking to reduce visual distraction when switching between terminal windows or panes. The cursor now automatically hides when the OpenCode terminal is not focused and reappears when returning to it.
Key changes:
The implementation uses standard ANSI escape sequences, making it compatible with most modern terminals and terminal multiplexers like tmux, screen, etc.
🤖 Generated with opencode
Co-Authored-By: opencode noreply@opencode.ai