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Use when writing or modifying the kimi-code terminal UI in apps/nori-code/src/tui — components, dialogs/selectors, slash commands, themes, streaming render, or the KimiTUI controllers. Covers the architecture, where new features go, test placement, the theme system mechanics, and

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Write TUI (apps/nori-code)

The terminal UI lives in apps/nori-code/src/tui. Before writing TUI code, read apps/nori-code/AGENTS.md for the always-on map, module boundaries, and hard constraints (printable-key decoding, no chalk named colors, etc.). This skill is the how-to: architecture orientation, feature routing, test placement, theme mechanics, and the dialog spec.

For any list dialog, selector, input box, or status/toggle list, the interaction and visual rules are normative — see DESIGN.md in this folder and follow its self-check list before submitting.

Architecture

KimiTUI is a coordinator that wires state, layout, session, and dialogs together and delegates heavy logic to controllers.

src/tui/kimi-tui.ts — the KimiTUI coordinator. Holds state, owns startup/shutdown order, layout/editor wiring, user-input entry, sending/queueing, session lifecycle, and the slash-command handler dispatch. It should not accumulate event-routing or rendering logic — those live in controllers.
src/tui/tui-state.ts — TUIState, createTUIState, createInitialAppState. The single global UI state shape. Before adding a new global field, decide whether it truly belongs here vs. local component state.
src/tui/controllers/ — the independently-testable responsibilities. Each controller owns one slice:
- session-event-handler.ts — routes SDK session events (handleEvent dispatch + the per-event handleXxx). Concrete event handling goes here, not in KimiTUI.
- streaming-ui.ts — streaming render: assistant delta, thinking, tool call / result, compaction, subagent, background agent, transcript aggregation.
- session-replay.ts — resume/replay orchestration; drives replay records through the same live render hooks. Stateless replay parsing/limiting/projection helpers belong in src/tui/utils/message-replay.ts.
- tasks-browser.ts — the tasks browser controller.
- editor-keyboard.ts — editor keyboard handling, exit shortcuts, external editor, clipboard image.
- auth-flow.ts — login/auth orchestration (refreshConfigAfterLogin, etc.).
src/tui/commands/ — slash-command declaration, parsing, ordering, and dynamic skill-command generation. Parsing and types only; execution is dispatched from KimiTUI's slash-command handler section, and complex execution sinks into utils or focused components.
src/tui/components/ — pi-tui components by UI type: chrome/ (footer, todo, welcome, loader, device code), dialogs/ (selectors, approval/question panels, settings popups that replace the editor), editor/ (input box + mention provider), media/ (image, diff, code highlight), messages/ (transcript blocks + tool-renderers), panes/ (activity, queue).
src/tui/reverse-rpc/ — adapts SDK approval/question callbacks into UI panel data and the user's choice back into an SDK response.
src/tui/theme/ — themes, color tokens, style helpers, pi-tui markdown theme, terminal-background detection. The single source of truth for color.
src/tui/utils/ — TUI-only utilities (need TUIState or a component). App-wide, UI-independent helpers go in src/utils/.

When a controller or KimiTUI section keeps growing, split pure functions, state projections, and presentation components into the matching directory rather than expanding the file.

Where new features go

The feature type decides the landing spot:

CLI arguments → src/cli/commands.ts / src/cli/options.ts, passed into the TUI via src/cli/run-shell.ts. The CLI never operates on the session directly.
CLI subcommands → src/cli/sub/, non-interactive only; reach core via @moonshot-ai/kimi-code-sdk.
Slash commands → declare/parse/type under src/tui/commands/; add the execution entry in KimiTUI's slash-command handler section; sink complex logic into utils or a focused component.
Skill-derived commands → hook into buildSkillSlashCommands / the skill command map; do not hard-code a single skill.
Transcript message types → define the shape in src/tui/types.ts, add/extend a components/messages/ component, register the renderer in the transcript builder.
Tool-result display → extend components/messages/tool-renderers/registry.ts and the renderer; do not stack branches inside ToolCallComponent.
Popup / selector → components/dialogs/, mounted via mountEditorReplacement; follow DESIGN.md. If triggered by an SDK callback, check whether reverse-rpc/ needs an adapter/controller/handler.
SDK event handling → add the dispatch in session-event-handler.ts's handleEvent, then the matching handleXxx.
Streaming render → controllers/streaming-ui.ts.
Session start / resume behavior → the session-management section of KimiTUI; replay behavior → controllers/session-replay.ts, reusing live render paths.
Status bar / activity / queue → chrome/footer, panes/activity, panes/queue, and the matching updateXxx.
Configuration option → read/write + schema in src/tui/config.ts, then the settings UI; persist through saveTuiConfig (a component never writes the config file itself).
Constants → shared CLI/TUI non-copy constants in src/constant/; TUI-only non-copy constants in src/tui/constant/. Component-local copy, option labels, help text, dialog titles/footers stay next to their component — do not centralize copy into a global module.
General capability → no TUI-state dependency → src/utils/; depends on TUI state or a component → src/tui/utils/.

Test placement

Component behavior tests sit next to the component's existing tests (test/tui/components/...).
Command parsing tests → test/tui/commands/.
reverse-rpc tests → test/tui/reverse-rpc/.
Pure utility tests → next to the corresponding utils tests.
Do not create a generic some-feature.test.ts just to land a small feature; extend the nearest existing test file.

Theme system mechanics

Themes are managed centrally under src/tui/theme/:

colors.ts — semantic tokens: ColorPalette, darkColors, lightColors.
styles.ts — common chalk helpers built on top of ColorPalette.
pi-tui-theme.ts — the markdown/pi-tui theme config.
terminal-background.ts — terminal background detection used by auto resolution.
bundle.ts — packs colors, styles, markdownTheme into a KimiTUIThemeBundle.
index.ts / detect.ts — theme type and auto/dark/light resolution.

Keep the color-token set in sync. ColorPalette in colors.ts is the source of truth for color tokens. When you add, rename, or remove one, update its mirrors in the same change: the custom-theme JSON schema (apps/nori-code/src/tui/theme/theme-schema.json), the token tables in the custom-theme docs (docs/en/customization/themes.md and docs/zh/customization/themes.md), and the token table in the custom-theme built-in skill (packages/agent-core/src/skill/builtin/custom-theme.md).

Apply / switch flow:

UI entry: ThemeSelectorComponent → handleThemeCommand → applyThemeChoice.
The real apply step is KimiTUI.applyTheme: it updates state.theme, state.appState.theme, and notifies components to refresh their palette.
Persist the choice through saveTuiConfig — a component must not write the config file itself.

The hard color rules (no chalk named colors, contrast ratios, no module-top-level cached styled functions, add a ColorPalette token before inventing a color) are normative and guard-enforced — they live in apps/nori-code/AGENTS.md. This skill only covers the mechanics.

Before you submit

Run lint / format / test on the files you changed.
For any dialog/selector/input/toggle list, walk the self-check list at the end of DESIGN.md.
Keep printableChar() for printable-key comparisons (CI guard) and chalk.hex(colors.<token>) for color (CI guard).

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name: write-tui
description: Use when writing or modifying the kimi-code terminal UI in apps/nori-code/src/tui — components, dialogs/selectors, slash commands, themes, streaming render, or the KimiTUI controllers. Covers the architecture, where new features go, test placement, the theme system mechanics, and the dialog interaction/visual spec (DESIGN.md).
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# Write TUI (apps/nori-code)

The terminal UI lives in `apps/nori-code/src/tui`. Before writing TUI code, read `apps/nori-code/AGENTS.md` for the always-on **map, module boundaries, and hard constraints** (printable-key decoding, no chalk named colors, etc.). This skill is the **how-to**: architecture orientation, feature routing, test placement, theme mechanics, and the dialog spec.

For any list dialog, selector, input box, or status/toggle list, the interaction and visual rules are normative — see **[DESIGN.md](./DESIGN.md)** in this folder and follow its self-check list before submitting.

## Architecture

`KimiTUI` is a **coordinator** that wires state, layout, session, and dialogs together and delegates heavy logic to controllers.

- `src/tui/kimi-tui.ts` — the `KimiTUI` coordinator. Holds `state`, owns startup/shutdown order, layout/editor wiring, user-input entry, sending/queueing, session lifecycle, and the slash-command handler dispatch. It should **not** accumulate event-routing or rendering logic — those live in controllers.
- `src/tui/tui-state.ts` — `TUIState`, `createTUIState`, `createInitialAppState`. The single global UI state shape. Before adding a new global field, decide whether it truly belongs here vs. local component state.
- `src/tui/controllers/` — the independently-testable responsibilities. Each controller owns one slice:
  - `session-event-handler.ts` — routes SDK session events (`handleEvent` dispatch + the per-event `handleXxx`). Concrete event handling goes here, not in `KimiTUI`.
  - `streaming-ui.ts` — streaming render: assistant delta, thinking, tool call / result, compaction, subagent, background agent, transcript aggregation.
  - `session-replay.ts` — resume/replay orchestration; drives replay records through the same live render hooks. Stateless replay parsing/limiting/projection helpers belong in `src/tui/utils/message-replay.ts`.
  - `tasks-browser.ts` — the tasks browser controller.
  - `editor-keyboard.ts` — editor keyboard handling, exit shortcuts, external editor, clipboard image.
  - `auth-flow.ts` — login/auth orchestration (`refreshConfigAfterLogin`, etc.).
- `src/tui/commands/` — slash-command declaration, parsing, ordering, and dynamic skill-command generation. Parsing and types only; execution is dispatched from `KimiTUI`'s slash-command handler section, and complex execution sinks into `utils` or focused components.
- `src/tui/components/` — pi-tui components by UI type: `chrome/` (footer, todo, welcome, loader, device code), `dialogs/` (selectors, approval/question panels, settings popups that replace the editor), `editor/` (input box + mention provider), `media/` (image, diff, code highlight), `messages/` (transcript blocks + tool-renderers), `panes/` (activity, queue).
- `src/tui/reverse-rpc/` — adapts SDK approval/question callbacks into UI panel data and the user's choice back into an SDK response.
- `src/tui/theme/` — themes, color tokens, style helpers, pi-tui markdown theme, terminal-background detection. The single source of truth for color.
- `src/tui/utils/` — TUI-only utilities (need `TUIState` or a component). App-wide, UI-independent helpers go in `src/utils/`.

When a controller or `KimiTUI` section keeps growing, split pure functions, state projections, and presentation components into the matching directory rather than expanding the file.

## Where new features go

The feature type decides the landing spot:

- **CLI arguments** → `src/cli/commands.ts` / `src/cli/options.ts`, passed into the TUI via `src/cli/run-shell.ts`. The CLI never operates on the session directly.
- **CLI subcommands** → `src/cli/sub/`, non-interactive only; reach core via `@moonshot-ai/kimi-code-sdk`.
- **Slash commands** → declare/parse/type under `src/tui/commands/`; add the execution entry in `KimiTUI`'s slash-command handler section; sink complex logic into `utils` or a focused component.
- **Skill-derived commands** → hook into `buildSkillSlashCommands` / the skill command map; do not hard-code a single skill.
- **Transcript message types** → define the shape in `src/tui/types.ts`, add/extend a `components/messages/` component, register the renderer in the transcript builder.
- **Tool-result display** → extend `components/messages/tool-renderers/registry.ts` and the renderer; do not stack branches inside `ToolCallComponent`.
- **Popup / selector** → `components/dialogs/`, mounted via `mountEditorReplacement`; follow [DESIGN.md](./DESIGN.md). If triggered by an SDK callback, check whether `reverse-rpc/` needs an adapter/controller/handler.
- **SDK event handling** → add the dispatch in `session-event-handler.ts`'s `handleEvent`, then the matching `handleXxx`.
- **Streaming render** → `controllers/streaming-ui.ts`.
- **Session start / resume behavior** → the session-management section of `KimiTUI`; replay behavior → `controllers/session-replay.ts`, reusing live render paths.
- **Status bar / activity / queue** → `chrome/footer`, `panes/activity`, `panes/queue`, and the matching `updateXxx`.
- **Configuration option** → read/write + schema in `src/tui/config.ts`, then the settings UI; persist through `saveTuiConfig` (a component never writes the config file itself).
- **Constants** → shared CLI/TUI non-copy constants in `src/constant/`; TUI-only non-copy constants in `src/tui/constant/`. Component-local copy, option labels, help text, dialog titles/footers stay next to their component — do not centralize copy into a global module.
- **General capability** → no TUI-state dependency → `src/utils/`; depends on TUI state or a component → `src/tui/utils/`.

## Test placement

- Component behavior tests sit next to the component's existing tests (`test/tui/components/...`).
- Command parsing tests → `test/tui/commands/`.
- reverse-rpc tests → `test/tui/reverse-rpc/`.
- Pure utility tests → next to the corresponding utils tests.
- Do not create a generic `some-feature.test.ts` just to land a small feature; extend the nearest existing test file.

## Theme system mechanics

Themes are managed centrally under `src/tui/theme/`:

- `colors.ts` — semantic tokens: `ColorPalette`, `darkColors`, `lightColors`.
- `styles.ts` — common chalk helpers built on top of `ColorPalette`.
- `pi-tui-theme.ts` — the markdown/pi-tui theme config.
- `terminal-background.ts` — terminal background detection used by auto resolution.
- `bundle.ts` — packs `colors`, `styles`, `markdownTheme` into a `KimiTUIThemeBundle`.
- `index.ts` / `detect.ts` — theme type and auto/dark/light resolution.

> **Keep the color-token set in sync.** `ColorPalette` in `colors.ts` is the source of truth for color tokens. When you add, rename, or remove one, update its mirrors in the same change: the custom-theme JSON schema (`apps/nori-code/src/tui/theme/theme-schema.json`), the token tables in the custom-theme docs (`docs/en/customization/themes.md` and `docs/zh/customization/themes.md`), and the token table in the `custom-theme` built-in skill (`packages/agent-core/src/skill/builtin/custom-theme.md`).

Apply / switch flow:

- UI entry: `ThemeSelectorComponent` → `handleThemeCommand` → `applyThemeChoice`.
- The real apply step is `KimiTUI.applyTheme`: it updates `state.theme`, `state.appState.theme`, and notifies components to refresh their palette.
- Persist the choice through `saveTuiConfig` — a component must not write the config file itself.

> The **hard color rules** (no chalk named colors, contrast ratios, no module-top-level cached styled functions, add a `ColorPalette` token before inventing a color) are normative and guard-enforced — they live in `apps/nori-code/AGENTS.md`. This skill only covers the mechanics.

## Before you submit

- Run lint / format / test on the files you changed.
- For any dialog/selector/input/toggle list, walk the self-check list at the end of [DESIGN.md](./DESIGN.md).
- Keep `printableChar()` for printable-key comparisons (CI guard) and `chalk.hex(colors.<token>)` for color (CI guard).

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