The weave had nested the right sidebar inside the transcript column
(below the header), so the phase chip sat above the panel instead of left
of it and the panel was bounded by the scroller area. The column is now
a true sibling of the middle column under flex h-dvh, per the UI stream's
original design; TreePanel's aside gets flex-1 min-h-0 so it shares the
column with the fleet panel instead of overflowing it. The plan-graph
viewport (ResizeObserver-measured) now has real size, so the mermaid
view draws.
Headless-verified at 1280x800: panel spans 0..800 top-to-bottom in both
modes, chip right edge < panel left edge in both modes, graph SVG = 9
boxes + 8 beziers, console clean.
The persisted mode (lh:tree-panel-mode) was read inside TreePanel — a
per-page component that remounts on every session navigation. First
paint rendered the SSR-safe "list" default, then the mount effect
applied the stored mode: with the animated frame, opening a session
visibly opened the panel and then closed it. The mode now lives in a
root-layout provider (the SidebarProvider pattern) and survives
navigations untouched — the panel mounts already in the right mode.
The default stays "list" so SSR and first client render agree; the
stored preference applies once, on provider mount.
- The three panel modes were three separate fixed-width asides, so a
mode switch jumped the whole transcript column width in one frame:
scrollbar flash, overshoot, re-correct. Now ONE aside animates its
width exactly like the left sidebar (reusing the sidebar-motion
hook, so it inherits the provider's mount-gated transition), with
a FIXED-width inner layer clipped by overflow-hidden — content
never reflows mid-transition.
- The chat header was auto-height: the sidebar toggle (a size-9 icon
button) renders only while the sidebar is closed, so opening it
collapsed the row and slid the title + phase chip up. The header is
now a constant h-10.
- Chat page: the tree panel is now a full-height sibling of the whole
transcript column (header + scroller), exactly like the left sidebar —
the session header (name + phase chip) spans from the left sidebar's
edge to the panel's edge instead of riding over the panel.
- Plan graph: the zoom controls sit inside the pan surface, so their
pointerdown started a capture drag and the click never reached the
button (felt dead). startDrag now ignores presses on buttons.
- Fully zoomed out IS the fit view: zooming to the floor snaps to the
centered fit (pure zoomedGraphView), pan is locked there (no drag
begins, cursor-default instead of grab), and sitting at the floor
re-arms auto-fit so later tree edits keep the graph fitting.
- Fit padding 48px → 16px: the default view fits more graph.
The nested list stays as the default/collapsed view; the new expand
toggle (list header) opens the graph — a hand-built SVG diagram
(mermaid STYLE, no mermaid renderer: full control of the styling so it
speaks this app's design language):
- Top-down layered layout (topoLayout depth = rows, authoring order
within a row, rows centered on the widest) — vertical space is the
cheap axis; boxes + vertical bezier arrows with arrowheads.
- Status coloring matches the list marks: done nodes are colored in
(teach-phase green tint — the graph fills in as the session
progresses), current = the highlighted position, next = unlocked
ring, upcoming = quiet.
- Drag pan + wheel zoom (to the cursor, non-passive), +/- and
fit-to-panel buttons. The zoom FLOOR is fit: fully zoomed out, the
whole diagram always fits the panel — it can never disappear into
nothing. Auto-fits on measure/layout change until the learner takes
manual control; fit re-enables it.
- Panel widens to w-96 in graph mode; mode persists
(lh:tree-panel-mode: rail|list|graph, legacy key migrated).
- wrapTitle + graphLayout pure, unit-tested; TreeGraph SSR-render
tested (statuses, arrows, wrapping, data-next).
- components/phase-divider.tsx: PhaseChip (header, next to the session
title: phase-colored dot + Probing/Planning/Teaching) and PhaseDivider
(the transcript boundary: color-coded dotted rules + a small chip —
'Plan · N nodes' at the plan seam, 'Teaching' at the teach seam; probe
never renders, phases only advance). planNodeCount reads the seam
message's first plan tree.
- chat.tsx: dividers render at MESSAGE boundaries (phaseTimeline, one
linear fold) — the seam is the transition to the message's phase, so
the seam message's prose sits below its divider. requiresReveal now
uses phaseAt3 teach (an occupied node), so probe- AND plan-phase
questions auto-open.
- Retired the part-level plan-divider (artifact registry): the boundary
is message-level, not part-level. Its tests replaced by
render-phase-divider tests; core/phases gains tested phaseTimeline.
The shell now imports through exactly two barrels, enforced by
import/no-restricted-paths (npm run lint):
components/** -> "@/src/core" (pure core API, browser-safe)
app/** -> "@/src/core" + "@/src/server" (server entries)
Zone violations are lint errors with architecture-pointer messages; the
pure-core modules (contracts, question-core, plan-tree, phases, pending,
math-delims, ui-message) may never import agent/server/store.
Supporting moves (direction: IO layers -> core):
- core/index.ts: the core public API barrel
- core/ui-message.ts: moved from src/agent (it was shell-facing all along)
- quiz/ask input zod schemas moved agent/tools -> core/question-core
(the question contract, alongside the grading logic)
- ChatRecord/ChatSummary moved store/chats -> core/contracts (single schema)
- GraphSnapshot/NodeStateClass moved core/graph -> core/contracts (the
/api/graph payload IS a contract; the pure renderer needs only these)
- src/server/{chats,graph,jobs}.ts + index.ts: thin server entries for the
transport layer; GET /api/graph's fold side-effect now lives behind
graphView() instead of inline in the route
Gates: tsc clean, 190/190 tests, eslint clean (law verified to fire on
store/agent/subpath violations), production build clean.
(Repo repair en route: a git object (app/chat/[id] tree) was missing from
the object store — reconstructed byte-exactly via mktree from its blob;
the broken node_modules that stalled the build was cleanly reinstalled.)
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