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chore: preserve commands

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Brooklyn Nicholson 2026-04-13 10:43:42 -05:00
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@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ Current input behavior is split across `app.tsx`, `components/textInput.tsx`, an
| `Ctrl+K` | Delete from the cursor to the end of the line |
| `Meta+B` / `Meta+F` | Move by word |
| `!cmd` | Run a shell command through the gateway |
| `{!cmd}` | Inline shell interpolation before send or queue |
| `{!cmd}` | Inline shell interpolation before send; queued drafts keep the raw text until they are sent |
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@ -147,7 +147,8 @@ Notes:
- Slash commands and `!cmd` do not queue; they execute immediately even while a run is active.
- Queue auto-drains after each assistant response, unless a queued item is currently being edited.
- `Up/Down` prioritizes queued-message editing over history. History only activates when there is no queue to edit.
- If you load a queued item into the input and resubmit plain text, that queue item is replaced, removed from the queue preview, and promoted to send next. If the agent is still busy, the edited item is moved to the front of the queue and the current run is interrupted first.
- Queued drafts keep their original `!cmd` and `{!cmd}` text while you edit them. Shell commands and interpolation run when the queued item is actually sent.
- If you load a queued item into the input and resubmit plain text, that queue item is replaced, removed from the queue preview, and promoted to send next. If the agent is still busy, the edited item is moved to the front of the queue and sent after the current run completes.
- Completion requests are debounced by 60 ms. Input starting with `/` uses `complete.slash`. A trailing token that starts with `./`, `../`, `~/`, `/`, or `@` uses `complete.path`.
- Text pastes are captured into a local paste shelf and inserted as `[[paste:<id>]]` tokens. Nothing is newline-flattened.
- Small pastes default to `excerpt` mode. Larger pastes default to `attach` mode.