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Surfaces

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Streaming terminal surface for agent shell output, with an optional input line.

2 examples

Read-only ANSI console output with copy/clear actions and stick-to-bottom streaming.

3 examples

The console-dress launch card above an empty transcript: identity (name, model, version, workspace), capabilities, what's new and quick actions with key hints — every section independently optional.

6 examples

The console FRAME: the one resting surface a coding-agent console draws — edge, radius, ground and elevation — so a transcript, banner, permission prompt, composer and status bar sit inside it as flush regions separated by a single seam instead of as separately framed cards.

2 examples

The console-dress modal frame: a real Radix Dialog painted on the terminal ground, with a title row, arbitrary caller content, and an optional key-hint legend along the bottom — a frame, not a catalogue of panels.

4 examples

The ambient chrome row along the bottom of a console surface: branch and working directory on the left, connection/context/turn progress on the right, every fact independently optional.

6 examples

The console ground for the agent-session family: the terminal surface, the mono type role and the two-column gutter grid, established once and published to every row inside.

7 examples