- Enable custom-bindings feature in rustyline
- Bind Alt+Enter to insert newlines in interactive and accumulative modes
- Update calculate_visual_lines() to handle embedded newlines correctly
- Add tests for multiline visual line calculation
Note: Shift+Enter is not distinguishable in standard terminals, so Alt+Enter
is used as the multiline input trigger.
Plan tools (plan_read, plan_write) now display with elegant tree-style
formatting similar to the old todo_write UI:
- State indicators: □ (todo), ◐ (doing), ■ (done), ⊘ (blocked)
- Tree prefixes (├/└) for items with child details
- Strikethrough for completed items
- Shows touches and all three checks (happy/negative/boundary)
- Displays plan file path link at the end
plan_approve uses compact single-line format like read_file:
- Shows approval status and revision number
- Handles already-approved and error cases
Changes:
- Add print_plan_compact() to UiWriter trait with default impl
- Implement print_plan_compact() in ConsoleUiWriter
- Call print_plan_compact() from execute_plan_read/write
- Add plan_read/plan_write to is_self_handled_tool()
- Add plan_approve to is_compact_tool() with format_plan_approve_summary()
- Add serde_yaml dependency to g3-cli
When running g3 --agent butler, the process title is now "g3 [butler]"
which shows up in ps, Activity Monitor, top, etc.
Uses the proctitle crate for cross-platform support.
Runs automatically when --chrome-headless flag is used, checking:
- ChromeDriver installation and PATH
- Chrome/Chromium installation
- Chrome and ChromeDriver version compatibility
- config.toml chrome_binary setting
- Chrome for Testing installation
- ChromeDriver executable permissions (macOS quarantine)
Displays a detailed report with:
- Summary of detected versions and paths
- Pass/warning/error status for each check
- Specific fix suggestions for any issues found
Users can then ask g3 to help fix any detected issues.
Properly separates UI display concern from core library:
- fixed_filter_json module now lives in g3-cli (UI layer)
- UiWriter trait gains filter_json_tool_calls() and reset_json_filter() methods
- g3-core delegates filtering to UI layer via trait methods
- Different UiWriter implementations can choose their own filtering behavior
- ConsoleUiWriter filters JSON tool calls for clean terminal display
- MachineUiWriter/NullUiWriter use default pass-through
Benefits:
- Proper separation of concerns
- Core stays clean without display-specific logic
- Testability - filter can be tested independently in g3-cli
This tries to short-circuit multiple round-trips to llm for reading code.
It's a precursor to trying to context engineer tailored to specific tasks.
In initial experiments, it's only marginally faster than regular mode, and burns more tokens.
