- ROADMAP: consolidate all TUI work under v0.8.0 (removed premature
v0.9.0/v0.10.x labels), restored original v0.9.0 eval harness plan
- channel-tui-view.org: Emacs-style reverse-video cursor (swap fg/bg
instead of drawing █), hint bar now shows F:focus/MCP:count on left
and token gauge + keybindings on right, sidebar reorganized to show
GATE TRACE, RULES + BLOCK COUNT, COST, FILES panels
- channel-tui-main.org: command palette selection now uses reverse-video
highlight (bg-input fg on input-fg bg, matching cursor style), fixed
cond order so sel-p is checked before cat (all items had :category
making sel-p unreachable), added session-cost extraction from daemon
- passepartout: export COLORTERM=truecolor for modern backend detection
- Changed all 50 org file :tangle targets from ../lisp/ to
~/.local/share/passepartout/lisp/ (XDG data dir)
- Removed 49 generated .lisp files from project lisp/ directory
- Removed tests/system-integration-tests.lisp (generated)
- Removed lisp/*.fasl (compiled, stale)
- Updated core-manifest.org to tangle .asd to XDG root
- Remapped quicklisp symlink: local-projects/passepartout → XDG
TUI fixes in channel-tui-main.org:
- Removed with-raw-terminal (stty raw breaks fd 0 reads in this SBCL)
- Use cat subprocess + pipe for keyboard input (via :input :interactive)
- Blocking read-char on pipe with with-timeout 0.1s for daemon processing
- Key events queued via drain-queue alongside daemon messages
- Full dialog key routing (Escape, Up/Down, Enter, filters, Backspace)
- SIGWINCH resize handling
- Post-handshake backend-size re-query
- Daemon version in status bar (was v0.5.0 hardcoded)
- Handshake version stored in state, no add-msg
- :daemon-version and :size-queried in state plist
- view-status uses draw-rect for background
- Test section gated with #+passepartout-tests
Eliminates COMMON-LISP-USER::DEFSKILL and other package-related
STYLE-WARNINGs during compilation. Files affected:
- gateway-messaging, programming-repl, programming-standards,
system-memory, system-archivist
Remaining warnings are cross-skill references (vault functions)
and minor same-file forward refs — category 2 per ROADMAP.
