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fix(chat): show a Claude slash command's answer and suggest /goal - #583
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Claude Code records what a slash command printed as a system entry with subtype local_command and a top-level content. The parser read only message.content, so a refused /goal never reached the chat. The output now reads as a notice, the item a runtime message already uses; the command's echo stays out, as slash commands always have. /goal joins the Claude built-ins with its argument hint. Part of #578
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- Around line 83-85: Limit the combined stdout and stderr text returned by the
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…t, and bounded A tag quoted in a command echo's arguments became a notice, since the same local_command record type carries the echo; only an entry that is wholly one stdout/stderr block counts now. All terminal escape sequences (OSC links keep their text, not their address) and other control characters are removed, and a notice stops at 4000 characters.
# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md
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Independent review of f0c5454 (the follow-up commit written while reviewing this PR), at head aa667cb. Verdict: OK to merge. The findings below are non-blocking.
What I checked
- Echo vs. answer. A notice is now shown only when the whole
local_commandentry is one<local-command-stdout>or<local-command-stderr>block, so an echo whose<command-args>quotes the tag stays an echo. I checked every Claude Code transcript on one PC (2128 files): all 25 output records are exactly one whole stdout block, and none of the 23 echo records carries an output tag. The rule fits every real shape seen there. - Escape stripping. I probed it with scratch inputs:
- SGR colours, 24-bit colour, CSI erase and backspace are removed.
- OSC 8 links terminated by BEL or ST keep their text and lose their address; an OSC 0 title is removed.
- Ordinary text is untouched: tabs, newlines,
<,>,&,<b>.
- Cap. 10 000 characters become 4000 plus
…, and exactly 4000 stay as they are. The…marks the cut, and the constant says the rest stays in the terminal. - The test fails without the fix. With 04e63c3's
server/conversation.ts, the new case fails (49 pass, 1 fail); with f0c5454,conversation.test.tspasses 50/50.
Non-blocking findings (none is worse than before this commit)
- Low: an OSC that is never terminated (
ESC]8;;https://…?t=x openwith no BEL/ST) is not matched by the OSC rule. Then\u001b.removes onlyESC], so8;;https://…?t=x openshows, address included. That is malformed output, and before this commit no OSC was stripped at all. Ending the OSC match at end of input as well ((?:\u0007|\u001b\\|$)) would close it. - Low: a three-byte escape such as
ESC(B, whichtput sgr0prints, leaves its last byte:ESC(Bplainshows asBplain.\u001b[ -/]*[0-~]instead of\u001b.covers these nF sequences. - Low, unverified shape: one entry that holds both a stdout and a stderr block now shows nothing, where before it showed both. Two stdout blocks in one entry show the inner tags as text (
a</local-command-stdout>\n<local-command-stdout>b). No real transcript I could find has either shape. - Nit: 8-bit C1 controls are not removed (
\u009b31mredshows31mred), and a lone\rjoins progress lines (50%\r100%shows50%100%). - Nit: the cut can split a surrogate pair, so an emoji at character 4000 leaves a lone high surrogate before the
…. - Nit:
LOCAL_COMMAND_MAX_CHARSand its doc comment now sit betweenlocalCommandOutput's JSDoc and the function, so that JSDoc documents the constant. Its sentence "the command's echo … is a separate entry with no output tag" is also no longer the whole story.
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Independent review (merge-own lane).
Classification: chat bug fix, part of #578 (it must not close it, and does not: the body and commits say "Part of #578"). A refused /goal said why only in the terminal, and /goal was missing from the Claude suggestions.
What I checked:
- No wire change. The notice part already exists (
shared/protocol.ts:287,{ kind: "notice"; text: string; source?: string }), andChatViewlabels a sourced notice by its first line, so neithershared/protocol.tsnorsite/demo/transport.tschanges. - Existing chats render the same, except that
system/local_commandrecords with output now show. Codex compared ordinary transcripts with the base parser 450 times, warm and cold cache, and found no difference. Old transcripts re-read after the change will now show the answers of past slash commands; that is the change itself. - The tests can fail: with the
local_commandbranch disabled, the new test fails.
Codex (gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh, adversarial) raised three Medium findings. I verified all three and fixed them on this branch (f0c5454), with a test that fails on the PR's parser and passes with the fix:
- The command echo uses the same
system/local_commandrecord (the PR's own fixture shows it), and the unanchored regex took a<local-command-stdout>quoted inside<command-args>as an answer. Now only an entry that is wholly one stdout/stderr block counts. - Only numeric SGR colour codes were stripped. An OSC 8 link's hidden address (which can carry a token), cursor moves and backspaces reached the chat as text. Now every escape sequence is removed (a link keeps its visible text) along with other control characters, except newline and tab.
- There was no size cap: an 8 MiB answer went out whole in every conversation page. A notice now stops at 4,000 characters; the rest stays in the terminal.
What I ran (separate worktree): server/conversation.test.ts and server/commands.test.ts, 62 pass. bun run check fast with the fix: 1720 pass, 0 fail. Updated with main (after #582) as aa667cb; Fast checks and Integration and browser are green on aa667cb. The one CodeRabbit thread (size limit) was already covered by f0c5454; replied and resolved.
Since f0c5454 is my own commit, rev-582 reviewed it independently and found it OK to merge (#583 (review)). Its non-blocking Lows are follow-ups, not fixed here: an unterminated OSC sequence keeps its address; ESC(B (charset select) leaves a stray B; an entry holding both a stdout and a stderr block shows nothing.
## Change Prepares v0.4.1 and remote bundle 21. - `package.json` and `herdr-plugin.toml`: 0.4.0 → 0.4.1. A patch release: fixes from the audit and the pre-release reviews (#566, #570, #588, #592), Windows chat discovery (#563, #582), the plugin's port handling (#577), GJC menus (#593) and more. The new pieces are small and opt-in or additive: the sidebar's Activity order and Quiet opened finishes (#529, both off by default), the `/effort` card (#594), the clipboard-from-a-pane switch (#570) and the Portal guide (#229). - `shared/machines.ts`: `REMOTE_BUNDLE_VERSION` 20 → 21. `server/` code that ships in the bundle changed since v0.4.0 (#566, #563, #572, #576, #582, #583, #588, #519, #570, #592, #593, #594), so remote PCs need a new bridge. - `CHANGELOG.md`: the Unreleased notes become `[0.4.1] - 2026-10-08`, with the compare links. #592 merged without entries; its three user-visible fixes are added under Fixed (forwarded-address token limit, https-only web push that never follows a redirect, Tab and Escape in Add PC over a file preview). - `release-summaries.json`: 0.4.1 in English, Korean, Japanese and Chinese: four new, seven improved and eight fixed lines (eight is the most a list keeps). ## After the merge 1. `git tag remote-v21 <merge commit> && git push origin remote-v21` → the remote-bundles workflow publishes the five bundles and `manifest.json` as release `remote-v21`. 2. Only then `gh workflow run release.yml --ref main -f version=0.4.1`: preflight validates version, notes and summaries, CI runs on the exact commit, and the tag `v0.4.1` with its GitHub release is created. ## Validation - `bun run check fast` (workflow syntax, generated types, typecheck, build, unit tests). - `bun scripts/release-notes.ts 0.4.1` prints the notes (version sources agree, one heading, summaries in all four languages).
…e notes (#598) Two changes the owner asked for, one commit each. ## 1. Clipboard from a pane (OSC 52) is on by default #570 turned **Settings → Terminal → Clipboard from a pane** off by default, so copying from vim, tmux and Claude Code silently did nothing. It is on again; the switch stays for anyone running output they do not trust. **Migration: a new storage key.** Settings are saved as one whole record, so any 0.4.1 install whose user changed *any* setting has `terminalOsc52: false` stored without choosing it. The choice now lives under `paneClipboard` (default `true`) and `terminalOsc52` is ignored and dropped by `sanitizeSettings`, which already discards unknown keys. That is the simplest correct option: - a 0.4.1 record loads as on (its `false` cannot be told apart from a real choice, so it is not trusted); - an off chosen from now on is written under `paneClipboard` and stays off across saves and reloads; - no version field or one-off migration state is needed. A settings version would do the same with more code. Known edge: a tab still running the 0.4.1 bundle that saves settings writes its own record, which has no `paneClipboard`, so a new "off" would read as on again until it is re-chosen. Tabs pick up the new bundle on reload, and settings already have no cross-tab sync (each tab saves its in-memory record), so this is no worse than any other setting. Tests (`src/lib/settings.test.ts`, "clipboard from a pane"): fresh default on; a 0.4.1 record with `terminalOsc52: false` loads as on; an off chosen after the change survives a save, a reload and an unrelated change. A mutation that falls back to the old key fails the second case. Also: the setting's description and code comments say what is true now, ko/ja/zh entries are updated, and there is a CHANGELOG line under Unreleased → Changed. No doc in `docs/`, `DESIGN.md`, `INSTALL.md` or `README.md` mentions the default. ## 2. Patch-note style GitHub release notes `scripts/release-notes.ts` printed the whole CHANGELOG section (181 lines for v0.4.1). It now prints the English lists from `release-summaries.json` (`### New features`, `### Improvements`, `### Bug fixes`, a list with no lines left out), then the full section inside `<details><summary>Full changelog</summary>` with blank lines around it so GitHub renders the markdown. Lines come through `readSummary`, so they are trimmed and capped exactly as an install shows them. Every validation is unchanged (version format, the three version sources, exactly one heading, nonempty notes, all four languages). `scripts/release-notes.test.ts` pins the shape, the order and an empty list left out. `docs/development.md` → Releasing and `scripts/AGENTS.md` describe the new body. The published v0.4.1 release is not touched here; the lead regenerates it after the merge. ### v0.4.1 rendered with this script (`bun scripts/release-notes.ts 0.4.1`) ### New features - Typing /effort in a Claude Code chat opens a card to pick the effort for this session - Settings → Appearance can keep waiting and the latest agents on top of the Agents list - A finished agent you opened in the web UI can lose its dot, as it would in herdr (opt-in) - The guide shows how to give the app a public HTTPS address with Portal ### Improvements - A wrong access token waits longer after five tries, up to a minute - A program in a pane copies to your clipboard only once you allow it in Settings → Terminal - Dialogs keep Tab inside them, and screen readers announce tabs, panes and status lines - Add PC, Reconnect PC and Update remote bridge open as a bottom sheet on a phone - Updating a remote PC that is already current reuses its bridge without a new download - Alerts go only to https push services and never follow a redirect - Long drafts wrap, and the scrollbar no longer covers text when the page is zoomed ### Bug fixes - A long line of unclosed brackets or broken escape codes no longer freezes the chat - On Windows, more Claude Code and Codex panes show their chat instead of an error - Your own devices are recognised by their Tailscale login again, without pairing - A Claude Code chat shows what a slash command answered, and /goal is suggested - Settings, the palette, Add PC and file previews stack in order; Escape closes the top one - The plugin's start keeps the app on its port while herdr is away - A secret or typed text no longer reaches a pane you have already left - Gajae Code's selection and startup menus show their choices, not only arrow keys <details><summary>Full changelog</summary> ### Added - `/effort` sent from a Claude Code chat opens a card with the effort levels, low to max, so the level no longer has to be set in the terminal. A pick applies to this session only, as a pick from the `/model` card does, and leaves the default for new sessions alone. `/effort` is also in the chat's command list now. ([#594](#594), [#523](#523) by @suho-han) - Settings → Terminal has a **Clipboard from a pane** switch, off by default: a program running in a pane can no longer put text on your clipboard unless you turn it on. Programs that copy this way (vim, tmux, Claude Code) copy again once it is on. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The guide's **Behind a reverse proxy** shows how to give the app a public HTTPS address with [Portal](https://github.com/gosuda/portal-tunnel) v2.6.1 or later, behind a long random token and with a visitor's `Tailscale-User-Login` header dropped. ([#229](#229) by @rabbitson87) - **Settings → Appearance → Agents order → Activity** keeps a waiting agent on top of the Agents list and orders the rest by their latest state change, as herdr's agents panel keeps the latest work in view: the agent you just sent a message to stays on top while it runs and after it finishes, and a new one starts there. herdr's own order and the workspace rows are unchanged. **Workspaces** (herdr's order) remains the default. ([#529](#529) by @phirschybar) - **Settings → Appearance → Quiet opened finishes** (off by default): a finished agent you have opened in the web UI loses its dot and reads as ready, as viewing it in herdr would make it. herdr's DONE otherwise stands until herdr itself shows the pane. It is remembered per PC in this browser. ([#529](#529) by @phirschybar) ### Changed - A wrong access token is refused with a growing wait after five tries, up to a minute, whether it is typed into the sign-in form or sent with a request. Each visitor behind `tailscale serve` has their own count, and a browser holding an old token never stops you signing in with the new one. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The app now sends itself a Content-Security-Policy, so third-party content rendered in a chat — math, agent marks — cannot run script in the app. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A web-push subscription must be an https endpoint. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) ### Fixed - Gajae Code's selection menus show their choices instead of only arrow-key buttons, including startup selectors shown before the pane reports that it is waiting. Answers move to the selected row and recheck the menu before confirming. ([#593](#593)) - Secret input and the Codex follow-up fallback validate the live screen, so a password prompt or collapsed question queue in scrollback cannot send input into the current program. ([#566](#566)) - The PC's Tailscale login is read from a real Tailscale user id. These ids are too large for a JavaScript number, so the owner was not recognised and the owner's own devices had to pair. Two logins with neighbouring ids are also no longer taken for one. ([#572](#572)) - On Windows, a Claude Code pane started with a second account's `~/.claude-*` directory as its `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` shows its chat. Before, the pane fell back to `~/.claude`, so the chat said **Conversation unavailable** and only the terminal worked. Windows does not let the server read another process's environment, so the store is the one among the server's own `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR`, `~/.claude` and the `~/.claude-*` directories beside it that holds the Claude process's own record, checked against the time the process started. A directory elsewhere is not looked in. Claude Code processes reported as `claude.exe` are recognized too. ([#563](#563) by @David-Sousa-Web) - A long line of brackets, `\(` or underscores that never close, as an agent prints in a log or a minified file, no longer freezes the chat: a megabyte of them took a minute or more to read, and now takes milliseconds. What every message shows is unchanged. ([#574](#574)) - On a mirrored pane (Windows, where herdr cannot attach a terminal), text typed while a message was still being sent no longer reaches the pane once you have left it, or left it and opened it again, before the text's turn came. ([#576](#576)) - The plugin's `start` keeps the app on its port when the app's own server holds it but cannot reach herdr. It used to move the app to another port beside the running one and blame another program; now it says that the app runs there without herdr and exits, and the app answers again on its port once herdr is back. ([#577](#577)) - On Windows, a Codex pane shows its chat when Codex stored its paths with the `\\?\` prefix, as it does for a canonical Windows path (`\\?\D:\work` for `D:\work`). Before, the chat said **Conversation unavailable**: the session's file seemed to lie outside Codex's store, and none of the threads matched the pane's directory as herdr reports it. ([#582](#582) by @David-Sousa-Web) - In a Claude Code pane, the chat shows what a slash command answered, so a `/goal` that Claude Code refuses says why in the chat instead of only in the terminal. `/goal` is also among the commands the message box suggests. ([#583](#583)) - Settings opened over a file preview is visible above it; Escape and Back close Settings first, preserving the preview and its history entry until the file itself is closed. ([#568](#568)) - Command palette buttons keep their native Enter action; IME commit and cancel keys stay with text input, and arrow navigation keeps the selected result visible. ([#567](#567)) - Long drafts in the message box wrap and keep a narrow scroll cue in reserved space, so the scrollbar no longer covers text at fractional zoom. ([#522](#522) by @suho-han) - A secret sent from a pane you then left and opened again, while another browser kept the pane open, is no longer typed into the pane: you send it again from the pane you opened. ([#588](#588)) - A Claude Code slash command whose answer holds a long run of broken terminal escape codes no longer stalls the server while the chat reads it. Its answer also drops a link cut off before its end and a stray `B` after a charset switch, and an answer with both output and errors shows both. ([#588](#588)) - The command palette opened over Settings and a file preview shows above both, instead of taking the keyboard unseen beneath them. ([#588](#588)) - The plugin's `start` no longer takes another program on the app's port for the app because its answer says `ok`: it treats it as any other program there, moving the app to a free port, or saying the port is taken when `PORT` is set. ([#588](#588)) - A 500 from the server no longer repeats the system's own error text, which carried absolute paths and the herdr socket location; it names a short id you can quote in a bug report instead. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - Settings, the command palette, the file viewer, the file browser and the new-workspace dialog keep Tab inside them and give the focus back to whatever opened them. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The tabs of a workspace name the pane region they govern, so a screen reader announces the tab and the pane together. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - Agent headings in a chat no longer pose as the app's own page structure; they sit below the app's own headings and look the same as before. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The "reconnecting" line and the composer's terminal-only hint are announced when they appear. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A chat locked out by the token gate, the "Last checked" line under Settings → About (with its date in your language) and a remote PC's state word in the sidebar are translated like the rest of the UI. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The alerts menu item now says the same thing the same way in every state. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - Held terminal input typed while disconnected is forgotten after a day. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A link printed in the terminal opens only if it is an http(s) address, on both link paths. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A second tab open on one pane no longer sends a message the first tab is already sending: it sees that send on its way and holds back. Two tabs that press Send at nearly the same moment can still both send it. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A row's ⋯ menu is capped to the room its button leaves and scrolls instead of being cut off by the viewport, so the pane picker of a tab with many panes keeps every entry reachable with the pointer as well as the keyboard. Before, items below the fold were rendered but unreachable. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A row menu open while the window crosses the 640 px breakpoint now switches between bottom sheet and popover instead of keeping the form it opened with. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The workspace drawer a narrow window opened is closed again when the window is widened past 768 px, so narrowing it no longer brings back a drawer and its scrim unasked. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - **Add PC**, **Reconnect PC** and **Update remote bridge** open as a bottom sheet on a phone, like every other dialog, and keep clear of the on-screen keyboard. Before, the one native dialog stayed a centred card on a phone. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - **Remove PC**'s first click is a quiet ghost button that only arms the removal; the second is the red one, as revoking a device already was. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A PC's rename, connect and disconnect buttons disable while their request is in flight, so a double click no longer sends two overlapping requests. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A failed pane or workspace rename keeps the field open with what you typed, so a network blip no longer makes you write the name again. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A workspace reorder that fails no longer undoes a later, successful reorder. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - A tab watching several busy panes gives up its oldest cached conversation answers when they grow past a byte budget, not only past sixteen of them. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The usage meters' note is the same size as every other advisory and empty state. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - The PDF viewer's page colour, the pill radii, the tab dot and the pairing-code size come from design tokens now, and the pairing code follows the compact density setting. ([#570](#570) by @radicor) - Updating an already current remote bridge verifies and reuses it without downloading or restarting it again, while a bridge from a newer app is left running instead of downgraded. A PC that waits on such a conflict says so in the sidebar and under the header, with a **Reconnect** button, instead of asking for setup approval. ([#519](#519) by @suho-han) - A wrong access token sent through a proxy on this PC with a made-up `X-Forwarded-For` address that itself says " via " now counts against the limit every visitor through that proxy shares, like any other wrong token. Before, each such try started a fresh count. ([#592](#592)) - A web-push subscription must be an https address, with no exception for this PC, and an alert is never sent on where a push service redirects it, so an alert can never be posted to a service running on this PC. ([#592](#592)) - In the **Add PC** dialog opened over a file preview, Tab moves through the dialog's own controls and Escape closes the dialog alone, leaving the preview beneath it open. ([#592](#592)) </details> ## Checks - `bun run check fast`: ok (1817 pass, 6 platform skips, 0 fail). - No browser regression covers OSC 52 (`terminal-copy-regression.ts` covers drag and Ctrl+C copy), so none was run for it. ## Codex review (gpt-6-astra, read-only) - **Fixed** (P2): summary text was put into the markdown as-is, so `"…\n\n<!--"` could hide the whole changelog fold. The gate now refuses a summary line with a line break in any language, and the English lines escape `<`. A test covers both and fails without the fix. - **Declined, documented** (P2): a tab still on the 0.4.1 bundle that saves settings drops `paneClipboard`, so a new "off" reads as on until it is chosen again. A versioned storage key would stop that, but then every setting changed in such a tab would be lost instead. It lasts only until that tab reloads, and every setting added before this one had the same gap. - **Pre-existing, not in this diff** (P2): settings have no cross-tab sync, so a stale tab's next save writes its own copy of every setting, this one included. Reported to the lead as a follow-up.
…wn command
A message starting with / that Claude Code does not know is refused in
the terminal ("Unknown command: /xyz", "Args from unknown skill: ...")
and never reaches the model. Claude Code 2.1.294 records that refusal as
system/informational entries, not as the local_command entry devswha#583 reads,
and records no user turn, so the message simply vanished from the chat.
Informational entries now show as notices, their terminal codes
stripped; lines written within a second of each other join into one.
The same entries carry "Usage limit reached / reset", which show too.
…wn command (#600) ## Change A chat message that starts with `/` and names a command Claude Code does not know seemed to vanish. It left the chat's box and never showed in the chat. Reproduced live on Claude Code 2.1.294, with the message sent exactly as the composer does (bracketed paste, then Enter): - Claude Code refuses it in the terminal (`● Unknown command: /xyzabc`, `● Args from unknown skill: hello there`) and clears its input. Nothing reaches the model. - The transcript records **no user turn** for it, only two entries: ```json {"type":"system","subtype":"informational","content":"Unknown command: /xyzabc","level":"warning",...} {"type":"system","subtype":"informational","content":"Args from unknown skill: hello there","level":"warning",...} ``` #583 shows a slash command's answer from `local_command` entries, and its test has `Unknown command: /gaol` inside `<local-command-stderr>`. This Claude Code version writes the refusal as `informational` instead, which the chat skipped. `parseClaudeTranscript` now shows `system`/`informational` entries as notices (`source: "informational"`), drawn the way #583's are: - Terminal codes are stripped with `stripTerminalControls`, and the text is capped like a command's answer. - Lines written within a second of each other join into one notice. The two lines above are 1 ms apart and read as one notice: `Unknown command: /xyzabc` with the dropped arguments under it. - An empty entry is skipped. The same subtype carries Claude's usage-limit notices (`Usage limit reached · continuing automatically at 4am · esc to cancel`, `Usage limit reset · continuing automatically`), which now show too. Those and the unknown-command pair are the only `informational` contents across this machine's transcripts from the last 30 days. ## Validation - New `server/conversation.test.ts` case: the two-line unknown command joined into one notice, the two usage-limit lines kept apart, terminal codes stripped, an empty entry skipped. It fails on `main` and passes here. - Live, against Claude Code 2.1.294 in an isolated herdr session: `GET /api/pane/conversation` returns the notice. In the chat it reads `Unknown command: /xyzabc` and opens to both lines. - `bun run test:unit` 1814 pass, `tsc --noEmit` clean. --------- Co-authored-by: Yoonwoo-Ha <274636136+Yoonwoo-Ha@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Hako <devswha@gmail.com>
What
Two fixes for Claude Code panes in Chat, both reported by @knightnemo in #578:
{type: "system", subtype: "local_command", content: "<local-command-stdout>…</local-command-stdout>"}(or-stderr).parseClaudeTranscriptnow turns that output into anoticepart, so a refused/goal("/goal can't run while hooks are restricted …") is readable in Chat instead of only in the terminal./goalis suggested. It joins the Claude built-ins with its argument hint,[condition|clear].Why
The parser read only
message.content, and these records keep their text in a top-levelcontent, so they parsed to nothing: a user who set a goal from Chat could not tell whether Claude Code accepted it./goalwas missing from the hard-coded built-in list.How
server/conversation.ts: alocal_commandsystem entry with stdout or stderr becomes a turn in the user's seat with{ kind: "notice", text, source: "local-command" }. This is the part pi-family runtime messages already use, andChatViewlabels a notice with a named source by its first line, so there is no new wire field, UI string or demo answer. Terminal colour codes are stripped. The command's echo record (<command-name>…) and an empty answer stay out, as slash-command bookkeeping always has; the olderuser-message filtering is unchanged. Like a pi notice, the record does not open a page.server/commands.ts:goalin the Claude list, described the way pi's commands carry an argument hint.No agent hooks or settings are read or written.
How verified
server/commands.test.tsandserver/conversation.test.ts).goalfrom the built-ins, disabling thelocal_commandbranch, and dropping the colour-code strip each fail exactly one test.paneCommands('claude', null, home)includesgoal, and the two-record fixture parses to one notice carrying the refusal, also when read from a file throughtranscriptPage("claude-transcript", …).bun run check fast: workflow syntax, generated types, typecheck, build and unit tests (1717 pass, 0 fail) all ok.Not verified live: a real Claude Code session's
/goalthrough the browser. The record shape is the one the issue captured from Claude Code 2.1.251.Part of #578. The goal-status card for the bare
/goaldialog asked for there is a new feature and stays open.