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Filesystem-first framework for durable backend AI agents that run anywhere.
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import type { LogDisplayMode } from "./log-display-mode.js";
export type { LogDisplayMode };
/**
* Controls how terminal UI sections for stream parts are displayed.
*/
export type TerminalPartDisplayMode = "full" | "collapsed" | "auto-collapsed" | "hidden";
/**
* Controls which usage statistic is shown for assistant responses.
*/
export type AssistantResponseStatsMode = "tokens" | "tokensPerSecond";
/**
* Display options shared by the terminal UI runner and renderer.
*/
export type TuiDisplayOptions = {
/**
* The title shown in the terminal UI.
*/
name?: string;
/**
* How tool calls should render.
*/
tools?: TerminalPartDisplayMode;
/**
* How reasoning parts should render.
*/
reasoning?: TerminalPartDisplayMode;
/**
* How subagent sections should render. `full` shows every nested child
* event line and the subagent's output; `auto-collapsed` collapses the
* section once the subagent reaches `done`; `collapsed` always shows
* only the header; `hidden` skips the section entirely.
*/
subagents?: TerminalPartDisplayMode;
/**
* How MCP connection authorization sections should render. `full`
* shows the challenge URL and any user code; `auto-collapsed`
* collapses the section once authorization reaches a terminal
* outcome (`authorized`, `declined`, `failed`, `timed-out`);
* `collapsed` always shows only the header. `hidden` is supported
* but strongly discouraged: a hidden auth challenge looks identical
* to a hung turn from the user's perspective.
*/
connectionAuth?: TerminalPartDisplayMode;
/**
* Which statistic to show in assistant response headers.
*
* @default "tokensPerSecond"
*/
assistantResponseStats?: AssistantResponseStatsMode;
/**
* The model context window size in tokens.
*
* When provided, the terminal UI shows the current total token usage as a
* percentage of this context window.
*/
contextSize?: number;
/**
* Which captured output (stdout, stderr, sandbox lifecycle lines) to
* surface as inline regions. Output is always captured and buffered so it
* cannot corrupt the frame; this only controls what is rendered. The
* `/loglevel` command switches the mode at runtime, retroactively hiding or
* restoring buffered lines. `TerminalRenderer` defaults to `none`; the
* `eve dev` CLI defaults to `stderr`.
*/
logs?: LogDisplayMode;
};