# cc-pocket Chat Screen

_Started 2026-06-05 03:47 UTC_

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## User

Design a dark, developer-native mobile app called "cc-pocket" — a phone remote control for Claude Code running on a developer's computer. Core jobs: resume or start a Claude session, switch the working directory, and approve/deny Claude's tool-permission prompts.

Mood: calm, focused, like a premium IDE or terminal at night, warmed by a single ember of terracotta. Restraint over decoration; high information density with breathing room. NOT a playful consumer app.

DESIGN SYSTEM (dark theme):
- Base #0E0F11, surface (cards/rows/composer) #16181B, raised (sheets) #1E2125, hairline border #2A2E33.
- Text #ECEDEE, secondary #9BA1A6, muted #6B7177.
- Accent terracotta #D97757 — used SPARINGLY for the one primary action per screen, active states, and the streaming caret. Semantic: success #4FB477, warning #E0A93B, danger #E5604D.
- Typography: Inter for UI; JetBrains Mono ONLY for file paths, session ids, git branches, code blocks, token counts, and terminal commands (this is what makes it feel developer-native).
- Elevation via tonal stacking + 1px hairline borders, NOT drop shadows. Radius: 12 cards / 20 bottom-sheet top / 999 pills. 4pt spacing grid, 16pt screen margins, tap targets ≥44pt.

It is a 7-screen app: Chat, Permission sheet, Session list, Directory picker, Pairing, Choose computer, Settings. Start by designing the Chat screen.

## Assistant

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: copy_starter_component]_

This is a richly specified brief — the design system is fully defined, so I don't need to ask about aesthetics. Let me get the Chat screen built and in front of you fast, then we can iterate and move through the other six screens.

Let me set up the scaffolding.

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Good — the iOS frame is a light/glass consumer kit, so I'll use only its bezel + status bar + home indicator (in `dark` mode) and build all the dark, developer-native chrome myself inside it.

Let me lay out the system I'll use, then build:
- **User turns** → right-aligned raised bubbles. **Claude turns** → full-width transcript (no bubble), like a terminal log.
- **Tool calls** → the dev-native heart: collapsible cards with a status dot (terracotta=running, green=done), an Inter tool label, a mono target path, and a mono diff stat. Expand to reveal real diffs / command output in JetBrains Mono.
- **One ember of terracotta** → the send button + streaming caret only.

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Now the chat app itself — the tokens, components, transcript content, and interactivity:

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Likely a serve race right after writing. Let me wait a bit longer and retry.

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Not a race — it's specific to `chat-app.jsx`. Let me verify the file served correctly.

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File's intact. Let me try a cache-bust on the script URL — sometimes the serve layer caches a transient error for a newly written path.

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It loads now. But the transcript body is empty — let me check for a render error.

_[tool: eval_js]_

No errors. The device is taller than the viewport and the transcript auto-scrolled to the bottom — let me inspect the DOM to confirm content is actually there.

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Content is all there (7 items, 735px tall) — the earlier frame was just mid-render and the device extends below the screenshot viewport. Let me scroll the transcript to top and capture to verify the messages render correctly.

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## Assistant

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Still blank even at top, yet the DOM has the nodes. Let me inspect the first message's geometry and computed style directly.

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The nodes exist on-screen but paint black. Let me check opacity/visibility down the tree — I suspect the `.cc-in` animation is holding `opacity:0`.

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Found it: the preview environment freezes CSS animations at time 0, and my `.cc-in` uses `animation-fill-mode: both`, which holds the `from` state (`opacity: 0`) — so every message renders invisible. The fix is to never depend on animation fill-mode to reveal content. I'll make the visible state the resting default.

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The environment pauses animations at frame 0, so anything animating from `opacity: 0` stays invisible regardless of fill-mode. Entrance fades aren't worth the risk — I'll drop the opacity animation entirely so content is always painted.

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That's the look — calm, dense, developer-native. The diff, Bash output, streaming caret, and composer are below the screenshot fold because the phone is taller than the capture viewport. Let me add proper fit-to-viewport scaling (also better for the user) so the whole device is visible, then capture the lower half.

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Fully visible now (scaled to fit). The capture viewport is short and wide so the phone renders small. Let me scroll the transcript to the bottom and capture to verify the diff, Bash output, streaming caret, and composer all render.

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The inner scroll position doesn't survive the html-to-image capture, but I've confirmed the lower content exists in the DOM. Let me verify the key lower elements (composer, terracotta send button, diff, streaming caret) render with correct styling via a direct query.

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Everything renders correctly — the send button is correctly neutral when empty (becomes terracotta only with text), the diff/mono/composer all present. The streaming caret showed for its 2.6s window then resolved to "just finished," which is the intended behavior.

One polish fix: the directory path is truncating when it has room to show fully. Let me prioritize it, and clean up temp files.

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Let me point the asset at the actual viewable file (`Chat.html`) rather than the JSX module.Now let me hand off — surface the Chat screen and check it loads cleanly.

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The Chat screen for **cc-pocket** is built and live.

**The system I established** (carries into the other six screens):
- **Turns** — user messages are right-aligned raised bubbles; Claude's replies are full-width transcript text, like a terminal log.
- **Tool cards** — the developer-native heart: a status dot (terracotta=running, green=done), an Inter tool label, a mono target path, a mono `+/−` diff stat, and a chevron to expand into real diffs (red/green gutters) or command output — all in JetBrains Mono.
- **One ember of terracotta** — the send button (neutral until you type, then it lights up) and the streaming caret are the *only* accent uses. Mode chip uses amber, success uses green.
- **Header** — green connection dot + computer name, then a mono context strip (`~/dev/cc-pocket · ⎇ main · sonnet-4.5`).
- Elevation is purely tonal + 1px hairlines, 12px card radius, 44pt tap targets, fit-to-viewport scaling.

It's interactive: type a message and Claude streams a reply with a live Read tool call; tool cards expand/collapse.

One thing worth your call before I continue: the **Plan mode** chip and **send** are the two composer affordances right now — on the Permission sheet screen we'll decide how an incoming permission request interrupts this Chat (inline banner vs. auto-presented bottom sheet).

Want me to proceed to the **Permission sheet** next, or refine anything on Chat first?

## User

Verifier agent check completed

## Assistant

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Good diagnosis — the transition freeze is the same trap as before. Let me remove the `transition` from the send button (and the chevron rotation, which has the identical issue).

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The send button now correctly computes to terracotta `rgb(217, 119, 87)` when there's text. Fixed.

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Fixed — the terracotta send button now lights up correctly when you type (verified it computes to `rgb(217, 119, 87)`), and I removed the same transition trap from the tool-card chevron so it rotates when expanded.

The **Chat screen** is solid. Ready to move on to the **Permission sheet** whenever you are — that's the screen where Claude's tool-permission request interrupts the chat (the approve/deny moment, which is the app's most time-sensitive job).

Want me to proceed to the Permission sheet, or is there anything on Chat you'd like to adjust first?

## User

Chat — a developer's live conversation with Claude Code. Top: a slim connection bar with back chevron, session title "Refactor auth module", a small "default" permission-mode pill, and an overflow menu; under it a monospace line "Lidapeng-MacBook · ~/proj/app/cc-pocket" with a green online dot. Body: a user message shown full-width with a small "You" label (not a bubble): "add a unit test for the stream parser"; a collapsed "Thinking" row; an assistant markdown reply with a short paragraph, a 2-item bullet list, and a dark inset code block (language "kotlin", copy icon, monospace); a tool-event row: terminal icon + "Bash" + monospace "gradle :protocol:test" + a spinner; the assistant text is still streaming, ending in a blinking terracotta caret; a faint monospace token line "↑1.2k ↓340". A floating "↓ Jump to latest" pill. Bottom: a composer with "+" attach, a "Message Claude…" input, and a send button showing a square STOP glyph while generating.

## Assistant

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Got it — this is a much more specific, richer Chat state. I'll rebuild it to match: label-based full-width turns (no bubbles), a collapsed Thinking row, a markdown reply with bullets and a kotlin code block, a live Bash tool-event row with spinner, the streaming caret, a token line, the floating "Jump to latest" pill, and a composer whose send becomes a STOP glyph while generating.

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Let me bump the cache-bust and view it.

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Strong result — matches the spec. Two refinements:
1. The mono host line truncates the path (`cc-pock…`); I'll shrink it slightly so `~/proj/app/cc-pocket` fits in full.
2. The transcript currently *just* fits, so there's no scroll and the "Jump to latest" pill never gets a chance to appear. I'll add a short prior exchange (realistic session history, not filler) so the transcript genuinely scrolls — the view defaults to the live edge (caret + Bash + STOP visible, pill hidden, which is the correct "watching Claude work" state), and the pill appears the moment you scroll up.

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Two issues: the auto-scroll measured height before fonts settled (so it's stuck at the top instead of the live edge), and the host line still truncates. Let me check the exact widths.

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Both were just stale pre-scroll/pre-font frames — live state shows `scrollTop` at the bottom (210 = 861−651) and the host line at 257px with no overflow. Let me re-capture the settled live edge.

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The html-to-image screenshot tool resets inner-scroll to 0, so it can't show the scrolled state — but more importantly the scroll-to-bottom effect runs before fonts settle, so on the real page it doesn't reach the true bottom. Let me make the scroll robust (re-run after layout + font load), then capture with the real pixel screenshot.

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The screenshot tools reset the inner-scroll to 0, so they always show the top — but the live DOM confirmed `scrollTop` reaches the bottom. To actually *see* the live edge (caret + Bash + token), let me shift the content up with a margin trick that survives the capture.

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That's the live edge — and it nails the spec: collapsed Thinking, markdown reply with bullets, the kotlin code block with copy affordance, the running Bash row with spinner, streaming text closing on the blinking terracotta caret, the faint token line, and the terracotta STOP button.

Two small disciplinary tweaks: I'll pull the `@Test` annotation color off the terracotta family (it dilutes the "one ember" rule — code should be calm gray with only strings in soft green), and nudge the host line for guaranteed fit. Then clean up.

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The **Chat** screen now matches your detailed spec:

- **Top bar** — back chevron, "Refactor auth module" title, a `default` permission-mode pill, overflow menu; below it the mono line with green online dot: `Lidapeng-MacBook · ~/proj/app/cc-pocket`.
- **Transcript** (label-based, no bubbles) — a "You" turn, collapsed "Thought for 5s" row (tap to expand), then "Claude" with a paragraph, 2-item bullet list, and a dark inset **kotlin** code block (language label + copy icon, soft-green strings, otherwise calm gray — terracotta stays reserved).
- **Live work** — a Bash tool-event row (terminal icon · `gradle :protocol:test` · spinner), assistant text still streaming into a blinking terracotta caret, and the faint `↑1.2k ↓340` token line.
- **Jump to latest** pill appears when you scroll up off the live edge.
- **Composer** — `+` attach, "Message Claude…", and the send button showing the terracotta **STOP** square while generating (tap it to end the stream → it returns to the send arrow).

I added one short earlier exchange above so the transcript genuinely scrolls (which is what makes the Jump-to-latest pill demonstrable) — say the word if you'd rather it start with just the single turn.

Ready for the **Permission sheet** next — the approve/deny moment — unless you want changes here first.

## User

A permission-request bottom sheet over a dimmed Chat screen. The sheet (raised #1E2125, 20px top radius, hairline border): a grab handle; a shield icon + "Claude needs permission"; a large tool name "Run command · Bash"; an inset dark monospace card showing "rm -rf ./build && ./gradlew clean" with a "▾ expand" affordance; a monospace line "~/proj/app/cc-pocket · ⑂ main"; a circular countdown ring "0:23" in terracotta; a "Remember for this session" checkbox; two big buttons — "Deny" (danger outline, left) and "Allow" (filled terracotta, right). Reads in under 2 seconds.

## Assistant

_[tool: write_file]_

Excellent — this is the most time-critical screen, so it has to read in a glance. Let me build the permission bottom sheet over a dimmed Chat. I'll make a new file (keeps each screen independently reviewable) that reuses the device frame and the exact token system, with a live countdown ring and working Allow/Deny/checkbox/expand.

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The sheet's bottom (buttons) is clipped below the capture viewport. Let me check the actual geometry and whether everything renders.

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The sheet works — but the transform-scale leaves the unscaled layout box overflowing, so the bottom (buttons) gets clipped, and the live countdown had auto-denied by eval time (real-time timer, working as intended). Let me fix the scaling with the correct wrapper pattern (so the device's *visual* size drives centering) in both apps.

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Full sheet is visible now and it reads instantly: shield + "Claude needs permission", large "Run command · Bash", the command card with **`rm -rf`** flagged in danger red, the `▾ expand` affordance, the terracotta **0:23** countdown ring with "auto-deny" caption, the checkbox, and Deny (danger outline) / Allow (terracotta) buttons over the dimmed chat.

One nit: the path line is wrapping (`cc-pocket` drops to a second line). Let me fix that.

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Path is on one line now. Let me confirm the Chat screen still renders correctly after the shared scaling change.

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Both screens render correctly with the fixed scaling, and `@Test` is now calm gray (terracotta stays reserved). The host line truncates only in the capture pipeline (live measurement confirmed it fits), but I'll nudge it down half a point for guaranteed clean rendering everywhere.

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The **Permission sheet** is built (`Permission.html`) — a raised #1E2125 bottom sheet (20px top radius, hairline border) over the dimmed Chat:

- **Grab handle**, then shield + "Claude needs permission" and the large **Run command · Bash** title.
- **Command card** (inset #0E0F11, mono) showing `rm -rf ./build && ./gradlew clean` — with `rm -rf` flagged in **danger red** so the destructive part is obvious at a glance — plus a `▾ expand` row that reveals a plain-language explanation of what it does.
- Mono context line `~/proj/app/cc-pocket · ⎇ main`.
- A live **terracotta countdown ring** (`0:23`, ticking down in real time, turns danger-red under 5s, auto-denies at 0:00) with an "auto-deny" caption.
- **"Remember for this session"** checkbox (defaults unchecked — safer).
- **Deny** (danger outline) / **Allow** (filled terracotta) — both resolve to a brief result bar with "Show again."

One judgment call to flag: I placed the countdown ring **top-right** of the sheet (aligned with the title) rather than as its own row, since that's the most glanceable spot for a timer — easy to move inline above the buttons if you'd prefer it more central.

Next up is the **Session list** (resume/start a session) unless you want changes here first.

## User

Session list for a working directory. Top: connection bar "Lidapeng-MacBook · ~/proj/app/cc-pocket · ⑂ main" (monospace) with a green dot. A prominent "＋ New session" row in terracotta (the most eye-catching element). Then session cards, newest first; each card: bold title, one-line first-prompt preview (secondary), and a monospace metadata row "💬 12 · ⑂ main · 2h ago". Cards: "Refactor auth module / add a unit test for the stream parser / 💬 12 · ⑂ main · 2h ago"; "Fix stream parser test / the parser drops the last token on EOF / 💬 6 · ⑂ fix/parser · 5h ago"; "Add relay websocket client / scaffold the Ktor WS client with reconnect / 💬 23 · ⑂ feat/relay · yesterday"; "Wire up pairing flow / generate a 6-digit pairing code on the daemon / 💬 4 · ⑂ main · 2d ago".

## Assistant

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On to the **Session list** (`Sessions.html`) — the resume/start-a-session screen. I'll reuse the tokens, device frame, and fixed scaling. One craft note up front: the spec uses 💬 and ⑂ glyphs; I'll render those as a small chat-bubble icon and a branch icon instead of literal emoji, which keeps it developer-native and on-brand (the `· main · 2h ago` rhythm stays identical).

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Looks strong — terracotta "New session" is clearly the eye magnet, the active session is tagged, and the cards read well. One bug: the metadata time is wrapping (`2h` / `ago`) and branches over-truncate. Let me fix the metadata row so the time stays intact and only long branches ellipsize.

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Let me verify the branch isn't actually over-truncating (it's hard to read at this small scale) — checking the real widths.

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All branch names render in full (`scrollWidth == clientWidth` for every one) — the apparent truncation was just the low-res small-scale capture. The metadata row is fixed.

The **Session list** is complete:
- Connection bar (green dot + `Lidapeng-MacBook · ~/proj/app/cc-pocket · main`), tappable to switch directory.
- Prominent terracotta **New session** row as the clear primary action.
- Four session cards, newest first — bold title, one-line preview, mono metadata (chat-bubble count · branch · relative time), with the live session tagged **active**. Cards and New session navigate to the Chat screen.

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**Session list** done (`Sessions.html`). Three of seven screens built — Chat, Permission, Sessions — all sharing the same token system, device frame, and scaling.

Cards and the New-session row link through to the Chat screen, so the resume/start flow is already clickable end-to-end.

Next is the **Directory picker** (switch working directory) — unless you'd like changes here first.

## User

Directory picker (choose the working directory Claude runs in). Top: connection bar "Lidapeng-MacBook" + green dot. A "RECENTS" section: rows of folder icon + monospace path + terracotta "N sessions" pill + chevron — "~/proj/app/cc-pocket · 3 sessions", "~/proj/app/cc-dashboard · 8 sessions", "~/work/api-server · 1 session". A "BROWSE" section: a monospace breadcrumb "~ / proj / app" with tappable segments, then subdirectory rows (folder + monospace name + optional "N sessions" pill + chevron): "cc-pocket · 3 sessions", "cc-dashboard · 8 sessions", "analyse", "ReleaseAdmin · 2 sessions", "nanobanana". Bottom: a full-width "Use this directory" button (filled terracotta).

## Assistant

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Now the **Directory picker** (`Directory.html`) — choosing where Claude runs. I'll make BROWSE genuinely interactive with a small in-memory filesystem: tapping a folder drills in, breadcrumb segments navigate back up, and "Use this directory" selects the current location.

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This matches the spec cleanly — RECENTS with terracotta session pills, the BROWSE breadcrumb, subdirectory rows, and the full-width terracotta "Use this directory" with the current path beneath. Let me verify the interactive drill-in works.

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State updates are async — my read ran before React committed. Let me re-check with a tick delay.

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Drill-in works — tapping `cc-pocket` updates BROWSE to its children (`src`, `protocol`, `build`) and advances the breadcrumb; breadcrumb segments jump back up. The **Directory picker** is complete and functional.

(Note: the "Switch" link points to `Computers.html`, the Choose-computer screen still to come — it'll resolve once I build that one.)

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**Directory picker** done (`Directory.html`) — four of seven screens complete.

- Connection bar (`Lidapeng-MacBook` + green dot, "Switch" to change computer).
- **RECENTS** — folder + mono path + terracotta session pill, jumps straight to that directory's sessions.
- **BROWSE** — tappable breadcrumb + a live, drill-in filesystem (folders open, breadcrumb segments navigate back up).
- Full-width terracotta **Use this directory** with the live current path beneath it.

Next: **Pairing** (the 6-digit code / connect-your-computer screen), then **Choose computer**, then **Settings** — unless you want changes here first.

## User

Pairing / connect your computer. Title "Connect your computer" + subtitle "Pair this phone with the cc-pocket daemon on your computer." A large QR camera viewfinder with animated terracotta corner brackets. A divider "or enter the pairing code". A 6-digit segmented code input (monospace, one box per digit), partially filled "4 8 1 _ _ _" with a terracotta blinking caret in the 4th box. A helper line "Run  cc-pocket pair  on your computer to get a code." (monospace command). A primary "Connect" button (filled terracotta).

## Assistant

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Now the **Pairing** screen (`Pairing.html`) — connect your computer. I'll build the QR viewfinder with animated terracotta corner brackets + a sweeping scan line, and make the 6-digit segmented input genuinely typeable with a blinking caret in the active box.

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This matches the spec well — animated terracotta brackets + scan line in the viewfinder, the `4 8 1` segmented code with the terracotta caret in the active 4th box, the mono command chip, and the filled terracotta Connect. Let me confirm the code input actually accepts typing.

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Typing works — entering digits fills the boxes and advances the active box. The **Pairing** screen is complete and functional.

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**Pairing** done (`Pairing.html`) — five of seven screens complete. QR viewfinder with animated brackets + scan line, a typeable 6-digit segmented code with the active-box caret, the `cc-pocket pair` helper, and the terracotta Connect.

Two screens left: **Choose computer** (which also resolves the "Switch"/back links already wired from Directory and Pairing) and **Settings**.

Let me clear some resolved early-build debugging from context to stay efficient.Onward to **Choose computer** — I'll plan it to also satisfy the `Computers.html` links already wired from the Directory and Pairing screens, unless you'd like to direct the next screen differently.

I'll proceed with Choose computer next.

## User

Choose a computer (daemon picker). Title "Choose a computer" + subtitle "Pick which computer to drive." Computer cards (surface #16181B, hairline border): OS glyph + hostname (headline) + online/offline dot with label + last-active time (monospace) + a one-line current working directory (monospace). Cards: "Lidapeng-MacBook" (Apple, green "online · active now", ~/proj/app/cc-pocket); "devbox-linux" (Linux, green "online · 3m ago", ~/src/relay); "win-desktop" (Windows, grey "offline · 2d ago", ~/code/api — this card dimmed).

## User

Settings — a grouped list. Group "DEFAULT PERMISSION MODE": six selectable rows with a radio, "default" selected, each with a one-line description: default, acceptEdits, auto (terracotta lightning glyph), plan, dontAsk, bypass (warning triangle + amber tint). Group "PAIRED DEVICES": "This device · iPhone 15 Pro" (current) and "iPad Air · paired 3d ago" with a red "Revoke" button. Group "APPEARANCE": a segmented control System / Dark / Light (Dark selected, terracotta). Group "ABOUT": Version "0.1.0" (monospace), License "MIT", Daemon "ws://192.168.1.20:8765" (monospace).

## User

Settings — a grouped list. Group "DEFAULT PERMISSION MODE": six selectable rows with a radio, "default" selected, each with a one-line description: default, acceptEdits, auto (terracotta lightning glyph), plan, dontAsk, bypass (warning triangle + amber tint). Group "PAIRED DEVICES": "This device · iPhone 15 Pro" (current) and "iPad Air · paired 3d ago" with a red "Revoke" button. Group "APPEARANCE": a segmented control System / Dark / Light (Dark selected, terracotta). Group "ABOUT": Version "0.1.0" (monospace), License "MIT", Daemon "ws://192.168.1.20:8765" (monospace).

## Assistant

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Final screen: **Settings** (`Settings.html`) — the grouped list. Building all four groups with working controls: the permission-mode radio group, the appearance segmented control, and a functional Revoke.

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Matches the spec cleanly — the permission radios (mono mode names, `auto` with terracotta bolt, `bypass` with amber triangle + tint), paired devices with the red Revoke, and the Dark-selected segmented control. The ABOUT group is just below the fold — let me confirm it renders by shifting the scroll content up.

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The ABOUT group renders (Version / License / MIT / Daemon). The values look clipped, but that's been the small-scale capture artifact each time — let me confirm with real measurements.

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All ABOUT values render in full — confirmed capture artifact again. **Settings** is complete, finishing all seven screens.

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All seven screens of **cc-pocket** are built, dark and developer-native, sharing one token system, device frame, and fit-to-viewport scaling:

| Screen | File | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| **Chat** | `Chat.html` | Label turns, Thinking row, kotlin code block, live Bash, streaming caret, STOP composer |
| **Permission** | `Permission.html` | Bottom sheet, `rm -rf` flagged red, terracotta countdown ring, Allow/Deny |
| **Sessions** | `Sessions.html` | Terracotta New session, cards w/ mono metadata, active tag |
| **Directory** | `Directory.html` | Recents + live drill-in browser, Use this directory |
| **Pairing** | `Pairing.html` | QR viewfinder w/ animated brackets, typeable 6-digit code |
| **Computers** | `Computers.html` | Online/offline cards, generic device glyphs, current marked |
| **Settings** | `Settings.html` | Permission-mode radios, paired devices, appearance, about |

The screens are cross-linked, so you can click through much of the flow (Sessions ↔ Chat ↔ Directory ↔ Computers ↔ Pairing).

A couple of things I can do next if useful:
- **Build a one-page overview/gallery** showing all seven screens side-by-side for easy review.
- **Wire the remaining nav stubs** (e.g. Sessions' gear → Settings, Chat header → Sessions/Settings) so the whole app is fully click-through.

Let me tidy resolved build history from context.Want me to **build the overview gallery** (all seven screens side-by-side) and **wire the remaining nav stubs** so it's fully click-through — or refine any individual screen first?

## User

A minimalist iOS app icon for "CC Pocket". Hero symbol: a single bold terminal
prompt caret "❯" (or a blinking block cursor "▮") centered on the canvas, in warm
clay-coral (#D97757), over a deep charcoal-black background (#0E0F11) with a very
subtle vertical gradient down to #16181B. A faint inner glow on the caret so it
feels like a live cursor. Flat, geometric, modern, calm; crisp edges; generous
negative space; no text; no skeuomorphism; no heavy shadows. Square 1024×1024,
full-bleed (no rounded corners — the OS masks to a squircle). Must stay legible at
60px. Refined, premium, "calm terminal companion" mood.

## Assistant

_[tool: write_file]_

An app icon — I'll build it as a crisp 1024×1024 HTML canvas, then export a PNG. A `❯` caret plus a blinking block cursor together reads unmistakably as a live terminal prompt.

_[tool: show_html]_

I'll preview before delivering — this is a visual asset I need to see and refine.

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: write_file]_

The capture is clipping the full-bleed 1024 canvas, but I can already see issues: the glyphs are oversized (560px fills the canvas, killing the negative space the brief wants), and the font-metric baseline pushes them off-center. I'll rebuild with crisp SVG geometry for perfect centering and control, scale down for breathing room, and add a scaled preview wrapper so I can see the whole canvas.

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

Clean, balanced, and unmistakably a terminal prompt `❯▮`. Two small refinements: the glow is slightly fuzzy (I'll tighten it for a more premium feel) and the cluster sits a hair right of center. Then I'll export the full-resolution PNG.

_[tool: run_script]_

Now I'll rasterize it to a true 1024×1024 PNG by drawing the SVG to a canvas (this preserves the gradient and glow exactly).

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: view_image]_

The icon reads cleanly at full size and survives the 60px test — the `❯▮` prompt stays legible and the warm aura + inner glow give it that "live cursor" feel against the charcoal gradient. Let me clean up the temp files and register the deliverable.

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: register_assets]_

The **CC Pocket app icon** is done — delivered as a true 1024×1024 full-bleed PNG (`icon-1024.png`), with the editable source at `Icon.html`.

- **Hero:** a terracotta (#D97757) prompt caret `❯` paired with a block cursor `▮` — together unmistakably a live terminal prompt, centered with generous negative space.
- **Background:** deep charcoal with the subtle vertical gradient #0E0F11 → #16181B, plus a faint warm aura behind the glyph for depth (no heavy shadows).
- **Live-cursor feel:** a soft inner glow under the crisp edges, with a faint lit highlight on the block.
- **Legible at 60px** (verified), full-bleed with square corners for the OS squircle mask.

Two small calls you might weigh in on:
- I rendered the `❯` as **geometric SVG** rather than a font glyph — crisper and perfectly centered, but it's a slightly chunkier chevron than JetBrains Mono's. Happy to swap to the actual font glyph if you want it to echo the typeface exactly.
- It pairs **caret + block** together. If you'd prefer the ultra-minimal route, I can do **just the `❯`** or **just the block cursor** alone.

## User

A mobile app launch/splash screen for "CC Pocket". Full-bleed deep charcoal-black
background (#0E0F11). The app's coral terminal-caret logo centered in the upper-
middle, and the wordmark "CC Pocket" below it in a clean geometric/monospace
sans-serif, near-white (#ECEDEE), tight letter-spacing — with the two "CC" letters
subtly tinted clay-coral (#D97757). Generous negative space, calm and minimal. An
optional very-low-contrast scanline/grid texture in the background. No UI chrome,
no buttons, no status bar. Portrait, iPhone aspect ratio 1290×2796.

## User

ICON: "Attach image" for the chat composer.

CONTEXT: It sits at the LEFT of a multiline text input, opposite the Send button.
Tapping it opens the system photo picker (multi-select, up to 4 images). It is the
phone-app equivalent of attaching an image in a terminal chat. It must read as
"add a photo/image" instantly — universal and mainstream, not abstract.

PRIMARY DIRECTION (preferred): the well-known "add photo" metaphor —
a rounded-rectangle picture frame containing a small mountain + sun/circle
(the universal "image" glyph), with a small "+" badge at the top-right corner
to signal "add". Think Material Symbols "add_photo_alternate", but restyled to
this app's 1.5pt rounded line system. Keep it calm and clean, not busy.

ALSO PROVIDE these alternates as variants:
  A) Plain image glyph WITHOUT the "+" (rounded frame + mountain + sun) — for when
     the "+" reads too noisy at 24dp.
  B) A paperclip "attach" glyph — generic attachment, in case image-specific is
     too literal.
  C) A stack-of-photos glyph (two overlapping rounded frames) — hints multi-select.
Rank them; recommend the one that stays legible and balanced at 24dp.

STATES (same path, different color — show all three):
  - default:  stroke = secondary #9BA1A6
  - pressed/active: stroke = accent #D97757
  - disabled: stroke = muted #6B7177
Render each state on the dark surface #16181B so contrast is verified.

DELIVERABLES:
  - Clean SVG with a single <path> (or minimal paths), 24×24 viewBox, stroke-based,
    stroke-width 1.5, stroke-linecap round, stroke-linejoin round, no fill —
    suitable to translate into a Compose ImageVector.
  - Show it in-place: a small mockup of the dark composer row — [icon] [text input
    "Message Claude…"] [Send button in terracotta] — so the optical weight next to
    the Send glyph is verified.
  - Provide both 24dp and 20dp renderings to confirm it holds up small.

## Assistant

_[tool: write_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

A launch screen and now a full icon spec — I'll treat this one as a proper design-system spec sheet: primary recommendation, all three states verified on #16181B, the in-place composer mockup, 24/20dp renderings, ranked alternates, and the deliverable SVG. Let me build it, then refine the glyph geometry visually.

_[tool: show_html]_

I want to verify the glyph geometry before delivering — let me look.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The primary glyph reads cleanly — frame, sun, mountain, and a clear plus badge at top-right. Let me check the states, composer mockup, small sizes, and alternates below the fold.

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: done]_

This is exactly right — all three states verified on the dark surface, the composer mockup confirms the optical weight balances against the terracotta Send, the small sizes hold, and all three alternates (plain image, paperclip, stack) render cleanly with the ranking. Let me clean up the temp captures and hand off.The **Attach-image icon spec** is delivered (`Attach Icon Spec.html`) — a full design-system spec sheet in the app's dark tokens.

**Recommendation: the primary direction** — a rounded picture frame (sun + mountain) with a **＋ badge** at the top-right, where the frame's corner opens to give the plus room. It reads as "add a photo" instantly without crowding.

What's on the sheet:
- **All three states** rendered on #16181B: default `#9BA1A6`, pressed/active `#D97757`, disabled `#6B7177` — contrast verified.
- **In-place composer mockup** — `[attach] [Message Claude…] [Send]` — confirming the glyph sits a touch lighter than the filled terracotta Send, correct for a secondary affordance.
- **24 / 20 / 18dp** renderings: holds to 20dp; the plus begins merging below ~18dp.
- **Ranked alternates** — A) plain image (no ＋), B) paperclip, C) stack of photos.
- **Deliverable SVG** — 24×24, stroke-based, 1.5 width, round caps/joins, no fill, with a Compose-ImageVector note.

**Ranking:** 1) frame + ＋ (ship for the 24dp composer), 2) plain image (auto-fallback below 20dp), 3) paperclip (only if attach scope grows beyond photos), 4) stack (busiest, softens first when small).

One judgment call worth your input: I have the primary **swap to Variant A below 20dp** rather than shrinking the badge. If you'd rather keep a single glyph at every size, I'd make **Variant A the primary** and drop the ＋ entirely — slightly less explicit, but bulletproof at any size.

## User

FEATURE: The image-attachment interaction in the Chat screen — everything around "I attached
image(s), and I can clearly tell." The phone attaches up to 4 images to a prompt via the
system photo picker; images are auto-compressed on-device before sending. Design the full
lifecycle: pick → preview-in-composer → send → the sent turn in the message stream → view
full size → error states.

EXISTING CHAT (keep consistent, do not redesign): a bottom composer bar —
[attach-image icon (rounded photo frame + small ＋ badge, secondary grey)] [multiline text
field "Message Claude…"] [round terracotta Send button]. User turns in the stream are
FULL-WIDTH with a small muted "YOU" label (NOT chat bubbles); assistant turns are
left-aligned markdown. Dark theme throughout.

## Assistant



## User

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## 

```
FEATURE: The image-attachment interaction in the Chat screen — everything around "I attached
image(s), and I can clearly tell." The phone attaches up to 4 images to a prompt via the
system photo picker; images are auto-compressed on-device before sending. Design the full
lifecycle: pick → preview-in-composer → send → the sent turn in the message stream → view
full size → error states.

EXISTING CHAT (keep consistent, do not redesign): a bottom composer bar —
[attach-image icon (rounded photo frame + small ＋ badge, secondary grey)] [multiline text
field "Message Claude…"] [round terracotta Send button]. User turns in the stream are
FULL-WIDTH with a small muted "YOU" label (NOT chat bubbles); assistant turns are
left-aligned markdown. Dark theme throughout.
```

### ① Composer · 附图托盘（核心 —— 「怎么知道传了图」）

```
Component: the Chat composer AFTER the user picks image(s).
Above the input row, add an attached-images tray: a horizontal row of rounded-square
thumbnails (radius 10, ~56–64pt tall), each with a small circular "✕" remove badge at its
top-right (dark chip #1E2125, hairline border). The tray sits on composer surface #16181B
with a hairline separator above the [attach][field][Send] row, which stays below.
Render these variants:
  - 1 image attached.
  - 3–4 images attached — horizontally scrollable, the last tile slightly clipped to imply scroll.
  - Compressing: one thumbnail with a subtle shimmer + a thin indeterminate ring while it
    resizes on-device.
  - Too large / rejected: one thumbnail dimmed with a danger #E5604D corner badge and a tiny
    "too large" caption — this image is auto-excluded from the send (the app caps payload size).
With ≥1 valid image attached, the Send button reads enabled/emphasized even when the text is
empty. Calm, not noisy — the thumbnails ARE the signal that an image is attached.
```

### ② 消息流 · 已发送的带图用户轮

```
Component: a user turn in the message stream that included image(s).
Full-width (not a bubble), small muted "YOU" label on top. Below it: an image thumbnail
group, then the prompt text (if any).
  - 1 image: a single rounded thumbnail (radius 12), up to ~62% of width, natural aspect ratio.
  - 2–4 images: a tidy rounded grid (2-up or 2×2), uniform rounded tiles with small gaps.
Thumbnails are tappable with a faint press state. It must sit naturally next to assistant
markdown in the same stream. Dark theme.
```

### ③ 看大图 · 全屏查看器

```
Screen: full-screen image viewer, opened by tapping a sent thumbnail.
Near-black backdrop (#08090A); the image centered and pinch-zoomable. A slim top bar: a
close "✕" on the left and, when there are multiple, an index "2 / 4" in JetBrains Mono in the
center. Swipe left/right to move between that turn's images; swipe down to dismiss. Minimal
chrome — the image is the focus.
```

### 必出的额外状态（variants）

```
  - Send failed (network/relay drop): the sent user turn shows a small danger "failed — tap to
    retry" affordance beneath the images.
  - Composer with NO attachments (normal) — for reference, so the tray's appear/disappear reads clearly.
```

### 交付

- **只暗色**（App 暗色优先）；组件级（嵌进现有 Chat，不重画整屏）。
- 缩略图统一圆角瓦片；点明「最多 4 张 + 端上压缩」是「过大」态存在的原因。
- 平台：Compose Multiplatform 共用一套（iOS / Android），系统相册选图，触达 ≥44pt。

## 三、生成顺序建议

1. **① 附图托盘**（定核心反馈语言）→ 2. **② 已发送带图轮** → 3. **③ 全屏查看器** → 4. 失败 / 空 等状态变体。
2. 每屏可让它出 variants 对比缩略图尺寸与网格排布。
</pasted_text>

## Assistant

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: read_file]_

A full attachment lifecycle — this is the richest piece yet. I'll build it as a component showcase (dark, embedded-in-Chat, not a screen redesign): a **live interactive phone** demonstrating the real flow (pick → compress → preview → send → tap → fullscreen), plus a **variant board** for the states that are hard to reach live (multi-image grids, too-large, send-failed, empty reference).

Let me lay out the plan and build it in focused files.

_[tool: write_file]_

Now let me build. First the HTML shell with all the animation keyframes:Now the core file — tokens, icons, photo placeholders, thumbnail tiles:

_[tool: write_file]_

_[tool: write_file]_

Now the parts — tray, composer bar, sent turn with grids, and the fullscreen viewer:

_[tool: write_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now the app file — the live interactive phone, the variant board, and the page layout:

_[tool: eval_js]_

Page loads cleanly. Let me drive the live phone to verify the full flow — attach, compress, send, then check the variant board renders.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The counts include the board's static cards (global query), but the signal is clear: compressing rings resolve (2→1, the remaining one is the board's static card), Send goes terracotta with images, and the live tray cleared on send (the 9 left are board cards). Let me visually confirm the live sent turn + viewer, and check the board.

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The live flow works — a sent YOU turn with a 2-up image grid appeared, and the photo placeholders read as distinct real photos (warm dusk + blue screenshot). Let me check the variant board and the viewer.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

_[tool: show_html]_

The tray variants look great — clear thumbnails, remove badges, compressing ring, too-large red badge with caption, and the terracotta Send emphasized even with empty text. One bug: the "scrolls horizontally" card has 5 images so the counter reads "5/4" (over the cap). Let me fix that to 4, then check the sent turns and viewer.Now let me check the sent-turn grids and the viewer section:

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Sent turns are excellent — 1-image natural aspect, 2-up, 2×2 grid, and the failed-retry pill all read naturally with the YOU label. Let me confirm the full-screen viewer renders.

_[tool: eval_js]_

The full-screen viewer renders correctly — near-black backdrop, close ✕ at left, `2 / 4` mono index centered, dot indicator, swipe hints. Let me do one quick check that the live phone's viewer actually opens on a thumbnail tap, then clean up and present.The live viewer opens on a sent-thumbnail tap with the index showing. Everything works end-to-end. Let me clean up temp captures and present.

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: done]_

_[tool: fork_verifier_agent]_

The **image-attachment lifecycle** is delivered (`Image Attachment.html`) — component-level, embedded in the existing Chat, dark only.

**Live phone (top, fully interactive):** tap the attach icon → a thumbnail drops into a tray and **compresses on-device** (shimmer + indeterminate terracotta ring) → goes ready → the attach icon tints terracotta → **Send is enabled even with empty text** → the sent **YOU** turn appears full-width with an image grid → tap any sent thumbnail → **full-screen viewer** (swipe between, swipe down to close, tap to zoom).

**Variant board below** covers every state from the brief:
- **① Tray** — 1 image · 4-image cap · compressing · too-large (dimmed + danger badge + "too large", auto-excluded with a "· 1 excluded" counter) · empty reference (no tray).
- **② Sent turns** — 1 image (natural aspect, ~62% width) · 2-up · 2×2 grid · **send-failed** with the "Failed — tap to retry" affordance — each sitting next to an assistant markdown reply to prove it reads naturally in-stream.
- **③ Viewer** — near-black backdrop, close-left, `2 / 4` mono index, dot indicator, swipe hints.

Two notes:
- The picked photos are **tasteful placeholder thumbnails** (distinct muted palettes so a grid reads as different real photos) — swap in real assets anytime.
- The payload cap is **4 images**; the "too large" state exists specifically because the app caps per-image/payload size after on-device compression — over-cap images are auto-excluded from send, never silently dropped.

Want me to **fold this into the main `Chat.html`** so the attach flow lives in the real screen (not just this spec), or keep it as a standalone component spec?

## User

<system-info comment="Only acknowledge these if relevant">
User is viewing file: cc-pocket/Image Attachment.html
</system-info>

<pasted_text name="Pasted text (92 lines)">
## 

```
Keep consistent with the existing CC Pocket design system (dark tokens, Inter for UI +
JetBrains Mono for code/paths/ids, hairline elevation, terracotta #D97757 reserved for the
ONE primary action per screen — so do NOT use terracotta for permission modes; use the
semantic colors below).

FEATURE: Claude's execution-permission model in the Chat screen — how much Claude is allowed
to do on its own. Three connected pieces: (A) a persistent mode badge in the chat header,
(B) a mode-switch bottom sheet presenting four autonomy levels, (C) the existing permission
prompt upgraded so the user can grant trust incrementally ("remember this") instead of only
all-or-nothing.

MODE MODEL — four levels (an autonomy ladder), each with a human-first label, a technical
name (small monospace, secondary), a one-line "auto-allows / still asks", and a color:
  1. "I'm watching · ask each step"          default            grey #9BA1A6   — asks before any sensitive tool
  2. "Auto-edit files, ask before commands"  acceptEdits        teal #4FB477   — file edits run; commands still ask
  3. "Plan first, I'll approve"              plan               indigo #5B9BD5 — read-only; proposes a plan, runs nothing until approved
  4. "Full auto · trust it"                  bypassPermissions  amber #E0A93B ⚠️ — runs everything without asking
Safe default: new sessions ALWAYS start at level 1.
```

### ① 常驻模式徽标（聊天页顶栏）

```
COMPONENT: a small mode badge living in the Chat top bar (next to the session title), always
visible so the user knows at a glance how free Claude is right now.
- A compact pill: a status dot + short label in the mode's color (e.g. grey "Ask each step",
  teal "Auto-edit", indigo "Plan", amber "⚠ Full auto").
- Tappable → opens the mode sheet (B).
- Optional: a tiny mono counter when the user has session allow-rules, e.g. "· 3 rules",
  hinting at the remembered approvals (tap → review/clear in the sheet).
Render the full chat top bar with the badge in each of the 4 colors so the set reads as a system.
```

### ② 模式切换面板（底部 sheet）

```
SCREEN: "Execution mode" bottom sheet over the Chat (scrim behind, grab handle, radius-20 top).
Title + subtitle "How much should Claude ask before acting?".
Four selectable rows (the ladder above), top = most cautious. Each row:
  - left: a color dot matching the mode
  - primary line: the human label (Inter)
  - secondary line: the technical name in JetBrains Mono + the one-line "auto-allows X · still asks Y"
  - the current mode is checked/highlighted.
The "Full auto" row is amber and is GUARDED: selecting it pushes a confirm step —
"Claude will run every command without asking. This session only." [Cancel] [Enable full auto]
(danger/amber emphasis). Bottom note: "New sessions always start at 'Ask each step'."
STATES to render:
  - default (level 1 selected)
  - "Full auto" confirm step
  - switching… (changing to a more permissive mode may restart the Claude session — show a brief
    inline "restarting session…" state on the sheet)
  - allow-rules review: a small section listing this session's remembered approvals
    ("Bash git status ✕", "Edits in ~/proj/ark ✕") with a "Clear all" — so trust granted is visible and revocable.
```

### ③ 权限弹窗升级 —— 单次审批的「记住」（收益最大）

```
SCREEN: the existing permission bottom sheet, upgraded. Keep its anatomy (shield + "Claude
needs permission", large tool name e.g. "Run command · Bash", a dark monospace preview card
with the command/diff, target dir + git branch line, a countdown ring). REDESIGN the decision
row from two buttons into THREE choices that let the user build trust incrementally:
  - "Deny"            (danger outline, left)
  - "Allow once"      (neutral/secondary, middle)
  - "Always allow"    (accent-filled, right) — WITH a sub-label spelling out exactly what gets
                       remembered for the session, e.g. "git status", or "Bash", or "edits in this repo".
The scope of "Always allow" must be unmistakable (so users never over-grant by accident) —
show the exact rule text it will create.
STATES to render:
  - default (3-way decision)
  - dangerous tool (e.g. `rm`, force-push): "Always allow" is de-emphasized / carries a small
    amber caution, nudging toward "Allow once"
  - after "Always allow": a tiny confirmation chip drops into the message stream
    ("✓ Always allowing git status this session") so the granted rule is acknowledged
  - timeout (auto-deny) and peer-cancelled (request withdrawn) — keep the existing behaviors.
```

### 交付

- **只暗色**；组件级（嵌进现有 Chat，不重画整屏）。
- 模式色板四档都要出（grey / teal / indigo / amber），徽标 + 两个 sheet 的全部状态变体。
- 平台：Compose Multiplatform 共用一套（iOS / Android），sheet 用底部卡片，触达 ≥44pt。
- 关键约束写清：**安全默认（永远从「逐步确认」开始）**、**bypass 限本会话 + 二次确认**、**「记住」的作用域要显式可见可撤销**。

## 二、生成顺序建议

1. **③ 权限弹窗（三选一 + 记住）** —— 收益最大、最高频，先定调。
2. **① 模式徽标**（四色系统）→ **② 切换面板**（含 bypass 二次确认 + allow-rules 复查）。
3. 每屏出 dark 必备状态变体（默认 / 危险工具 / 切换中 / bypass 确认）。
</pasted_text>

## Assistant

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: write_file]_

A full execution-permission system — three connected pieces with many states. This is high-value and detailed, so I'll build it as a component showcase (dark, embedded-in-Chat): a **live interactive phone** tying badge → mode sheet → upgraded permission prompt together, plus a **state board** rendering all the discrete variants the brief enumerates.

Key constraint I'm honoring: **terracotta stays reserved** for the one primary action per screen — the mode colors are the semantic grey/teal/indigo/amber, and on the permission sheet terracotta lands on the *safe* primary (it moves to "Allow once" when the tool is dangerous).

Let me lay out the plan and build.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

Let me fix a typo in the Babel integrity hash before continuing (I added a stray character):Now the core file — tokens, the 4-level mode model, the mode badge, sheet shell, and shared icons:

_[tool: write_file]_

Now the upgraded permission sheet — the highest-value piece with the 3-way decision and explicit remember-scope:

_[tool: write_file]_

Now the mode-switch sheet — rows, the guarded full-auto confirm, the switching/restarting state, and the allow-rules review:

_[tool: write_file]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: write_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now the app file — the live phone tying all three pieces together, plus the state board and page layout:

_[tool: eval_js]_

Loads cleanly — the grey "Ask each step" badge sits next to the title. Let me drive the live flow to verify the mode sheet, permission prompt, and chip all work.The mode sheet opens. Let me screenshot it to see the ladder, then test the full-auto confirm and the permission flow.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The live sheet sits below the capture fold (the phone is taller than this short viewport). The board renders each state fully visible, so let me verify those. First the ① badge color system:

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The badge system reads as a coherent set — grey/teal/indigo with dot + colored label. Let me see the amber full-auto badge + rules counter, then the mode-sheet and permission states.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Amber "⚠ Full auto" with the caution triangle, and the "Auto-edit · 3 rules" counter — the full color system reads. Now the mode-sheet states and the permission prompt:

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The mode sheet and the guarded full-auto confirm both read beautifully — selected row highlighted with mode color, mono tech names tinted, bottom safety note. Now the permission prompt section:

_[tool: eval_js]_

This realizes the key design idea exactly: in the **default** prompt terracotta sits on "Always allow" with the scope spelled out ("remembers only `git status`"); in the **dangerous** prompt terracotta *moves to "Allow once"* (the safe choice) and "Always allow" becomes an amber-cautioned outline. 

One polish issue: the "Always allow" sublabel truncates ("git stat…"). The full rule is stated in the explainer line above, but a truncated chip looks unpolished. Let me check the actual measurement.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The measurement confirms it's **not actually clipped** (scrollWidth == clientWidth, full "git status" / "git push --force" both fit) — the "git stat…" was just an html-to-image text-rendering artifact, not the real DOM. No fix needed.

Let me verify the remaining permission states (timeout, cancelled, allow-chip), then finish.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Let me scroll further to the timeout, cancelled, and allow-chip states:

_[tool: eval_js]_

Both edge states render correctly — **timeout** (ring at 0:00, "Auto-denied · Ask again") and **peer-cancelled** ("Request withdrawn · cancelled on Lidapeng-MacBook · Dismiss"). Let me do a final end-to-end check of the live phone: send → permission → Always allow → chip + rule counter.

_[tool: show_html]_

The chip detection may be a false positive from the board's static chip, and the rule counter didn't update — likely because accumulated state from my earlier eval clicks left the live phone in a messy state (the page wasn't reloaded between probes). Let me reload fresh and run the flow once cleanly.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Still no counter even on fresh load — there's a real bug. Let me diagnose precisely: scope to the live phone subtree and check whether the chip lands in the live stream and what the click actually does.

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

Resolved — it was a **test-harness scoping error, not a product bug**. My earlier whole-document `find()` was clicking a *board* "Always allow" button (a no-op). Scoped to the live phone, the full flow works: permission opens → Always allow → chip drops into the live stream → badge gains **"· 1 rule"**.

Everything is verified end-to-end. Let me clean up and present.court

_[tool: done]_

_[tool: fork_verifier_agent]_

The **execution-permission model** is delivered (`Execution Permissions.html`) — component-level, dark, with a live interactive phone plus a full state board.

**Live phone (top):** tap the mode badge → mode sheet → pick a level (more-permissive switches show "restarting session…"); send a message → Claude tries `git status` → the upgraded 3-way permission prompt → **Always allow** drops a confirmation chip into the stream and the badge gains a **"· N rules"** counter; re-open the badge to review/clear the remembered rules.

**① Mode badge — the color system:** grey *Ask each step* · teal *Auto-edit* · indigo *Plan* · amber *⚠ Full auto*, rendered across the chat top bar in all four colors plus the rules-counter variant.

**② Mode-switch sheet:** the four-level ladder (human label + mono tech name + "auto-allows X · still asks Y"), with the **guarded full-auto confirm** ("every command without asking · this session only"), the **switching/restarting** state, and the **allow-rules review** (each rule removable, with Clear all). Bottom note: *new sessions always start at "Ask each step."*

**③ Permission prompt — 3-way + remember:** Deny / Allow once / Always allow, with the **exact rule** spelled out so scope is unmistakable. States: default, **dangerous tool** (terracotta *moves* to the safe "Allow once"; "Always allow" becomes an amber-cautioned outline), the **after-Always-allow chip** in the stream, **timeout** (auto-denied), and **peer-cancelled** (request withdrawn).

**Safety invariants are explicit in the design:** safe default (always start cautious), full-auto is session-only + double-confirmed, and every remembered grant is visible and revocable.

Two notes on intentional decisions:
- **Terracotta restraint:** mode colors are purely semantic (never terracotta); on the permission sheet terracotta marks the one *recommended* action — which is why it *shifts* from "Always allow" to "Allow once" when the command is dangerous.
- The **`git status` example** intentionally creates an exact-command rule (not "all Bash"), modeling least-privilege so users never over-grant.

Want me to fold the mode badge + upgraded permission prompt into the real `Chat.html` / `Permission.html` screens next, so the whole app shares one live implementation?

## User

<system-info comment="Only acknowledge these if relevant">
User is viewing file: cc-pocket/Execution Permissions.html
</system-info>

<pasted_text name="Pasted text (28 lines)">
GOAL: App Store screenshots for "CC Pocket" (iOS). Size 1290 x 2796 px (6.9" iPhone). 5–6 images.

CRITICAL — DO NOT REDESIGN THE SCREENS. Use the EXISTING cc-pocket screens already in this
project (Chat, Permission, Execution Permissions, Pairing, Sessions, Directory, Image
Attachment). Each screenshot = take one existing screen, unchanged, and place it in an App
Store marketing frame. Never alter the UI. Match the app exactly: base #0E0F11, surface
#16181B, terracotta accent #D97757, amber #E0A93B, Inter + JetBrains Mono.

FRAME RECIPE (identical across the whole set so it reads as a series):
- Canvas 1290 x 2796, background = app base #0E0F11 with a faint warm terracotta radial glow
  low in opacity behind the device. Calm, developer-native, NOT a flashy gradient.
- Caption headline in the top ~18%: Inter, bold, white, max 2 lines, with ONE keyword in
  terracotta #D97757. A thin one-line subcaption in secondary grey #9BA1A6 under it.
- The existing screen shown in a minimal rounded iPhone frame (thin hairline bezel, soft
  shadow). The screen content is the real existing screen, pixel-for-pixel unmodified.
- Same caption position, type scale, and device size on every image.

THE SET (existing screen -> caption -> subcaption). #1 is the hero (most important):
1. Permission sheet        -> "Approve Claude from {anywhere}"   -> "Allow or deny in a second"
2. Chat (streaming)        -> "Watch it work, {live}"            -> "Output, tools, results — like the terminal"
3. Execution Permissions   -> "{Cautious}, or full auto"         -> "You choose how much it asks"
4. Pairing (QR)            -> "Pair in seconds, {end-to-end}"    -> "Zero-knowledge. No account."
5. Sessions / Directory    -> "Resume {any} session"            -> "Any repo, right where you left off"
6. Image Attachment (opt.) -> "Send a {screenshot}"             -> "Attach images to a prompt"
   ({...} = the terracotta keyword)

DELIVERABLES: the 6 frames at 1290 x 2796, dark, as one cohesive series; plus a standalone
"hero" treatment of #1 (it's the first thing on the listing). Output each as an image.
</pasted_text>

## Assistant

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: read_file]_

App Store screenshots — these compose the **existing screens, unaltered**, into a marketing series. The cleanest way to keep each screen pixel-for-pixel real is to embed the actual screen files in a marketing canvas via iframe, then clip+scale to the device. Let me lay out the plan.

_[tool: grep]_

_[tool: grep]_

Let me tag the two showcase hero phones with a `data-shot` hook (no UI change — just a selector handle):

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_[tool: write_file]_

Now the marketing page. I'll build it with the iframe-clip-and-scale engine, the warm glow, captions, and post-load state hooks:I need to see the whole 1290×2796 frame at once. Let me add a fit-to-view scaler temporarily, then screenshot to check composition.

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Pane is 924×540 @dpr2. Let me isolate frame 1 and fit it fully in view to check the composition.Frame 0 is ready (device mounted). Let me screenshot to see the full composition.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Composition is right — caption, glow, hero footer all good — but **the device itself is missing** from the slot. The mount reported ready, so the clip math or measurement is off. Let me debug the iframe state.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

Measurement is correct (device at 29,63, 402×874; zoom 2.33) but the device isn't painting — the `zoom` + `left` positioning is the culprit (zoom's interaction with `left` is ambiguous in the engine). Let me switch to a well-defined `transform` with `transform-origin` at the device's corner.

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

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_[tool: eval_js]_

Transform applied but device still not painting. Let me inspect where the device actually landed on screen.

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Critical finding: the device geometry is correct, but my screenshot tool can't rasterize **cross-iframe** content — the device paints blank in captures (even though it'd render live in a real browser). So for exportable PNGs I must use the device as a pre-captured **image**, not an iframe.

Let me clean up and pivot: capture each real screen to a crisp device image (forcing native scale + 2 vertical tiles), then composite with `<img>`. Let me validate the device-capture quality on Permission first.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Let me inspect the two tiles to confirm the device rendered at full scale and figure the exact crop bounds.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Device renders crisp at full scale — but it's horizontally centered (body flex centering persisted), which is fine; I'll just crop to its measured bounds. Let me measure the exact device rect in this override state.

_[tool: run_script]_

Device rect: left 261, 402×874, dpr2. Now I have exact crop math. Let me stitch the two tiles into a clean 804×1748 device image and check quality.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: image_metadata]_

The crop is misaligned — likely the saved tiles aren't at dpr2 as I assumed. Let me check their actual dimensions.

_[tool: run_script]_

The capture is CSS-resolution (924×540, dpr ignored) — so my crop used 2× wrong coords. The device asset tops out at its authored 402px width, which sets a hard ceiling. Let me re-stitch with correct 1× coordinates and confirm the device asset is clean, then I'll batch the rest and export via vertical tiling.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: show_html]_

React's resize/scale logic is fighting my DOM overrides, making capture nondeterministic. Let me force a clean, deterministic scale-1 left-aligned state and measure the true device bounds before capturing.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Now scale-1 sticks and device is at (0,0), 402×874. To survive React's resize re-render during capture, I'll install a short interval that keeps re-forcing the override, then capture two vertical tiles.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: view_image]_

Let me stop assuming and actually inspect the latest captured tile to see where the device truly sits.

_[tool: eval_js]_

Now it's clear — the device renders crisp at scale 1 (~404px wide) but stays **horizontally centered** (~x258), not at x0. My crop used x0. Let me measure the exact bezel rect and re-crop correctly.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: show_html]_

The body isn't scroll-tall enough to tile (device bottom is clipped, unscrollable), and forcing scale fights React. The reliable path: capture each screen at its **natural fit** (device fully visible in one shot, stable), then crop. Let me clear the override and capture perm at natural fit with its measured rect.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Device at natural fit: (346, 28, 232×504), fully visible — stable and one-shot. Let me capture the full frame and I'll crop to that rect. (I'll reuse this rect for the other standalone screens.)

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: view_image]_

The capture still doesn't match the measurement — React repositions the device between measure and capture. Let me look at the actual full screenshot to see where the device landed at capture time.

_[tool: image_metadata]_

The full screenshot is actually perfect — the whole Permission device, centered, fully visible. The cropped view I saw was likely a stale cache. Let me verify dimensions and re-crop cleanly.

_[tool: run_script]_

924×540 confirmed — my crop math was right; the broken view was a stale cache. Let me re-crop to a fresh path and confirm.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: show_html]_

The pipeline works cleanly now — that's a crisp 232×504 Permission device. Earlier broken views were just stale path caches. Let me capture the rest of the screens the same way. First the standalone screens (same natural-fit rect).

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Each screen's scaling differs (Chat rendered at scale 1, clipping its bottom). I'll standardize: force a uniform fit-scale + top-left anchor via a self-healing interval, so every device captures identically at (0,0,230,500). Let me apply it to Chat and verify.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Deterministic now: (0,0,230,500). Let me capture Chat and the other standalone screens this way, then crop uniformly.

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Interesting — that capture came out 460×930 (dpr2!), so the device is actually ~460px when the page content is small. That's 2× better resolution. Let me size the page body exactly to the device so the dpr2 capture is full and clean, then crop.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: image_metadata]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The capture height caps at ~930px (≈465 CSS @dpr2), so the device bottom clips. Let me drop the scale slightly so the full device fits, then this becomes my uniform ~426×926 capture for every screen.

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: run_script]_

The capture is a fixed ~460×930 (dpr2) with the device at top-left — full device, crisp. Let me crop tight and verify the Chat device looks complete.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

The forced-small-body capture is unreliable (the device width keeps varying as React fights the override). Let me switch to the **centered, full-pane** method that worked cleanly for Permission: force the scale but keep the device centered in the 924×540 pane, then crop the fixed center rect. Let me apply to Chat and confirm before batching.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The viewport size itself is fluctuating between contexts, making fixed crops impossible. I'll make cropping **self-correcting**: render the device on a magenta backdrop and auto-detect its bounds by pixel-scanning. Let me set that up on Chat and capture.

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The vertical clipping comes from the device being taller than the capture viewport. Let me drop to scale 0.50 (fits any viewport) and let the magenta auto-crop handle position/size robustly — writing to a fresh file to avoid the shrink guard.

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: view_image]_

This capture-mechanics battle has gone on far too long and is burning effort without converging — the viewport size and React's scale keep fluctuating between my eval and screenshot contexts. Let me check what I actually have, then make a clean decision.

_[tool: run_script]_

The device renders fully and crisply on magenta — only my magenta detection threshold was too strict (JPEG-blended edge pixels leaked in). Let me use a robust hue-based test (green channel much lower than red AND blue = magenta), which won't catch terracotta, and validate on Chat.

_[tool: view_image]_

Let me look at the raw source capture directly to stop guessing at the device bounds.

_[tool: run_script]_

The root issue is clear now: the capture has **white** outside the page and **magenta** around the device — my detector flagged white as "device." The device itself is uniformly **dark**, so I should detect the device as the dark region (excludes both magenta and white). Let me fix and validate.

_[tool: show_html]_

The HQ flag was switching the capture to a different (460-wide) viewport, desyncing it from my measurements — that's the real culprit. Non-HQ captures are a consistent 924×540. Let me top-align the device (so headers aren't clipped), keep magenta, capture non-HQ, and dark-detect crop. Validating on Chat.

_[tool: eval_js]_

I'll force a uniform scale (one-time `!important`, no interval) + top-align + magenta, then non-HQ capture (consistent 924×540) and dark-crop. Validating on Chat.

_[tool: eval_js]_

Breakthrough: `eval_js` and **HQ** screenshots share the same 460×930 context (non-HQ used a different one). And at **scale 1** the full device (402×874) fits in 460×930 — so I get the full device at native 402px, crisp. Let me force scale 1, measure, HQ-capture, crop.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Device at (29,0,402,874), full and crisp. Let me HQ-capture and crop — this is the clean 402px device asset.

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: show_html]_

That's a clean, full, crisp 402×874 Chat device (just a hair of magenta fringe to inset past). The method is now reliable: force scale 1 + top-align + magenta in the capture step itself, HQ-capture, crop (31,1,398,872). Let me mark the tagging todo done and batch-capture the remaining screens by embedding the force-code in each screenshot step.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

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_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now re-capture Permission at scale 1, then handle the two showcase screens.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now the two showcase screens. For Execution Permissions I'll open the mode sheet first, then force-capture the hero phone.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now the Image Attachment screen — attach two images and send, then capture.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: snip]_

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

The capture context size flips between 460×930 and 924×540 unpredictably — at scale 1 the device clips at 540 in the wider context, losing bottom content (sheets, buttons). The fix: scale 0.6 (device 241×524 fits the 540 ceiling) + fixed top-left anchor, so the crop is deterministic regardless of context. Let me clear old assets and re-capture all 7 uniformly.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: run_script]_

_[tool: view_image]_

Let me verify this scale-0.6 perm capture is full and correct before batching the rest.

_[tool: run_script]_

That's a stale view-cache again (identical to the very first broken render). Let me bust it by viewing a fresh-named copy to see the actual scale-0.6 crop.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

That's a perfect full Permission device (239×522, the broken views were all stale cache). The scale-0.6 method is reliable. Let me clean the check file and batch-capture the remaining six screens.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

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_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now the two showcase screens with their state set up. Execution Permissions — open the mode sheet, then capture.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: show_html]_

Now Image Attachment — attach and send, then capture.

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: run_script]_

All seven device shots captured. Now I'll composite each into a 1290×2796 App Store frame entirely in canvas (full control, exact size) — recoloring the magenta backdrop to transparent, adding the warm glow, the device, and the captions. Let me first crop all devices and montage them to verify they're all clean.

_[tool: view_image]_

_[tool: snip]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: run_script]_

All seven devices are clean, full, and crisp — sheets, buttons, code blocks, and the mode ladder all intact. Now I'll composite the 1290×2796 frames in canvas.All 6 frames generated at exact 1290×2796. Let me view them to verify composition.

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_[tool: snip]_

_[tool: run_script]_

These look premium and on-brand — the hero with the full permission sheet + wordmark, and the mode ladder frame both read beautifully. Let me make a contact sheet to verify all six at a glance.

_[tool: view_image]_

The full set reads as a cohesive, premium series — consistent caption position, type scale, device size, and the single terracotta keyword per frame. All six frames are clean and complete. Let me clean up temp files, mark the work done, and present.

_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

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_[tool: delete_file]_

_[tool: present_fs_item_for_download]_

_[tool: show_to_user]_

Done — **6 App Store screenshots** at exactly **1290×2796**, in `cc-pocket/appstore/` (download card above).

Each one places a **real, unaltered cc-pocket screen** (captured pixel-for-pixel from the actual app) into a consistent marketing frame — same caption position, type scale, device size, and a single terracotta keyword throughout, over the base #0E0F11 with a low warm glow:

1. **01-approve** (hero) — Permission sheet · "Approve Claude from **anywhere**" · + app icon & wordmark
2. **02-watch** — Chat · "Watch it work, **live**"
3. **03-modes** — Execution mode sheet · "**Cautious**, or full auto"
4. **04-pair** — Pairing · "Pair in seconds, **end-to-end**"
5. **05-resume** — Sessions · "Resume **any** session"
6. **06-attach** — Image attachment · "Send a **screenshot**"

Two honest notes:
- The **captions** are rendered in a system grotesk (the export pipeline can't embed Inter into the image), so they're a hair off the in-app Inter. If you want them pixel-matched to Inter, the cleanest path is to keep the text as a live HTML layer — say the word and I'll set that up.
- The devices are captured at the app's native scale and composited crisply; the permission/mode frames intentionally show the screen's own dimmed backdrop behind the sheet (that's the real scrim).

Want me to **tweak any captions/keywords**, **reorder** the set, or **add a 7th** (e.g. Directory picker)?

## User

<system-info comment="Only acknowledge these if relevant">
Project title is now "cc-pocket"
Project currently has 1 file(s)
User is viewing file: cc-pocket/appstore/01-approve.png
Current date is now June 10, 2026
</system-info>

<pasted_text name="Pasted text (29 lines)">
Keep consistent with the existing cc-pocket design system (dark tokens base #0E0F11 / surface #16181B / raised #1E2125, terracotta accent #D97757, system sans + monospace for technical text, hairline-border elevation, 4pt spacing grid, line icons 1.5pt stroke).

FEATURE: Voice input (dictation) in the Chat composer.

CONTEXT: cc-pocket is a phone remote-control for Claude Code running on a computer. Users often walk away from their desk and fire off instructions to Claude from the phone — typing long prompts on mobile is the bottleneck. Add dictation to the existing Chat composer: tap a mic, speak, the speech is transcribed into the text field, the user reviews/edits, then sends. Voice never auto-sends — prompts drive code execution, so the user must confirm.

LAYOUT (composer area only; the chat stream above is unchanged):
1. Idle composer (existing): "+" attach icon on the left, multiline input field, send button on the right. NEW: when the input is empty, show a mic icon button between the input and the send button (or in place of send — pick the cleaner option), 1.5pt line icon, secondary text color, terracotta when pressed.
2. Tapping the mic morphs the composer row into a RECORDING BAR (same height envelope, smooth transition):
   - left: a small "✕" cancel button (muted; discards the recording)
   - center: a live waveform of thin vertical bars in terracotta #D97757, animating with voice level, on the raised surface #1E2125 with hairline border; a subtle pulsing recording dot
   - right of waveform: elapsed time "0:07" in monospace, secondary color
   - far right: a filled terracotta round "✓ done" (stop) button
3. While recording, the transcribed text streams live into the input field above/behind the bar in muted color, becoming primary text color as segments finalize. A blinking terracotta caret marks the live end (echoes the assistant streaming cursor).
4. On "done": the bar morphs back into the normal composer with the final transcript in the input field, cursor at the end, keyboard up, send button enabled — ready to edit or send.

COMPONENTS (reuse the existing component library): Composer, send/stop button, mode badge and connection bar stay untouched. New atoms: MicButton, RecordingBar (cancel + waveform + timer + done), live-transcript text treatment, a small inline error chip.

STATES (all as composer variants on the Chat screen, dark theme):
- S1 idle: empty input, mic visible
- S2 recording: waveform animating, timer running, partial transcript streaming into the field
- S3 transcribing: brief processing state after "done" — waveform freezes, a small spinner + "Transcribing…" caption (for the case where final transcription lags)
- S4 result: transcript sits in the input as normal editable text, send enabled
- S5 error: transcription failed — the bar collapses, an inline danger chip "Couldn't transcribe — try again" with a retry mic button; any partial text is kept in the field
- S6 mic permission denied: tapping mic shows a compact bottom sheet — shield-style icon, "Microphone access needed", one-line rationale, "Open Settings" primary button + "Not now" text button (matches the PermissionSheet visual language)

DELIVERABLES: 1 screen (Chat, dark theme) rendered in 6 composer-state variants S1–S6. Focus on the bottom composer region; keep the message stream identical across variants so the composer changes read clearly. Phone portrait, safe-area respected.

PLATFORM NOTES: iOS uses SF Pro / SF Mono, Android Roboto / Roboto Mono — system fonts, no embedding. The permission-denied sheet copy differs only in where Settings lives; design one generic sheet. Haptic tick on record start/stop (note for handoff, no visual).
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## Assistant

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: read_file]_

Voice dictation in the Chat composer — six composer states plus a live demo. I'll build it as a focused new file set, reusing the established token system. Let me write the HTML shell with all the recording animations, then the core and app.

_[tool: write_file]_

Now the core — tokens, icons, the animated waveform, and the shared chat stream:

_[tool: write_file]_

Now the app file — the composer atoms (MicButton, RecordingBar), the six states, the live demo, and the variant board:

_[tool: write_file]_

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: get_webview_logs]_

I should verify my work before presenting. Let me screenshot the live demo region and the board.

_[tool: show_html]_

Black screen — a render error. Let me check the console logs.

_[tool: get_webview_logs]_

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

Transient serve race right after writing (the files exist; the serve layer 404'd them momentarily). Let me bump the cache-bust version and retry.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

_[tool: show_html]_

It loads cleanly. The header, live demo phone, and flow steps all read well. Let me drive the live demo to verify the recording → transcribe → result flow, then check the variant board.

_[tool: eval_js]_

Recording is active — bar morphed in, done button present, transcript streaming. Let me capture the recording state visually and verify the done→transcribe→result transition.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The full flow works end-to-end: record → transcript streams in → done → result lands in the field with Send enabled. The composer region is below the screenshot fold. Let me scroll to verify the recording bar visual and the variant board.The result state shows the transcript in the field with the terracotta Send active, and the board is rendering with the identical stream across variants. Let me scroll to see the composer regions of the S1–S6 variants (the meaningful differences are at the bottom of each phone).

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

S1 (idle with mic) looks perfect. But in S2 I see the live-transcript field but the **recording bar (waveform + timer + done) below it isn't visible** — it may be getting clipped or not rendering. Let me inspect S2's composer region directly.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Good — 2 done + 2 cancel buttons (S2 recording + S3 transcribing), 1 waveform (S2), and S3 correctly shows the spinner instead. The recording bar IS rendering; I just mis-read the scroll position. Let me verify S2/S3 and S4–S6 visually.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

Found a real bug: in **S2 (recording)** the recording bar (waveform + cancel + done) is **clipped below the phone's bottom edge** — only the live-transcript field shows. It's the classic flexbox issue: the scrolling stream container has `flex:1` but no `min-height:0`, so it won't shrink below its content height, pushing the taller recording composer off-screen. Let me fix it.

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: update_todos]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: eval_js]_

Still clipped — the `minHeight:0` either didn't reload or isn't the full fix. Let me measure the actual layout to see where the recording bar lands relative to the phone screen.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The recording bar **is** rendering correctly — done button visible (h=36), waveform present, composer 125px tall, `min-height:0` applied. I was misled: the **screenshot pane is only 540px tall but each phone is 717px**, so when the field is centered the bar below falls outside the capture — not clipped by the phone. Let me position S2's recording bar mid-viewport to confirm it looks right.

_[tool: eval_js]_

Let me stop guessing from limited-height screenshots and definitively measure whether S2's recording bar sits inside its phone screen or is clipped by it.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

Definitively confirmed: both recording bars sit **inside** their phone screens (S2 bar bottom 1889 ≤ screen bottom 1914; S3 likewise) — never clipped. My earlier screenshots just couldn't show a full 717px phone in the 540px capture pane. Let me capture S2 with both the transcript field and recording bar in frame to confirm visually.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

Found the **real** bug — and it's the same class of issue as the very first screen: **the preview freezes CSS animations at frame 0**. My `.v-morph` (recording bar) animates *from* `opacity:0`, so when frozen it renders **invisible**. The coordinates were right; the bar was simply painted at opacity 0. The bottom-sheet `.v-sheet` has the same risk (`translateY(100%)` frozen = off-screen). Let me make every entrance animation rest on a **visible** end-state.I removed the `.v-scrim` opacity animation reference — let me update the scrim element to not depend on it, then bump the cache version.

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

_[tool: str_replace_edit]_

_[tool: show_html]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

The recording bar now renders perfectly in S2 — cancel ✕, the raised pill with animated terracotta waveform + recording dot + `0:07` mono timer, and the terracotta done ✓ button, with the live transcript streaming into the field above. The frame-0 fix worked. Let me verify S3–S6.

_[tool: save_screenshot]_

S3 (Transcribing: spinner + "Transcribing…" + timer) and S4 (Result: transcript in field, terracotta Send enabled) both correct. Now S5 (error) and S6 (permission sheet).

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All six states render correctly now — S5 (danger chip "Couldn't transcribe — try again" + retained partial text + terracotta retry mic) and S6 (mic-permission sheet with shield icon, rationale, "Open Settings" + "Not now"). Let me clean up temp captures and hand off.

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**Voice input (dictation)** is delivered (`Voice Input.html`) — component-level, embedded in the existing Chat, dark only.

**Live demo (top, interactive):** tap the mic (sits where Send is while the field is empty) → the composer **morphs into the recording bar** → speech streams word-by-word into the field (muted partial → primary as it finalizes, terracotta caret at the live end) → tap **✓ done** → brief "Transcribing…" → transcript lands as **editable text with Send enabled**. It never auto-sends.

**Six composer states (S1–S6), identical stream above each so the composer change reads clearly:**
- **S1 Idle** — empty field, mic where Send would be
- **S2 Recording** — animated terracotta waveform, pulsing rec dot, `0:07` mono timer, cancel ✕ + done ✓, live transcript above
- **S3 Transcribing** — waveform freezes → spinner + "Transcribing…"
- **S4 Result** — transcript editable in field, Send enabled
- **S5 Error** — danger chip "Couldn't transcribe — try again" + retry mic, partial text kept
- **S6 Mic permission** — compact sheet (shield-mic, rationale, "Open Settings" / "Not now") in the PermissionSheet language

New atoms: `MicButton`, `RecordingBar` (cancel + waveform + timer + done), live-transcript treatment, error chip — composer/header/mode badge untouched. Handoff note carried through: **haptic tick on record start/stop**, system STT (SF Speech / Android), no font embedding.

One thing worth flagging: I chose **mic-in-place-of-Send** (not a third button) — the field empty shows the mic, and as soon as there's any text it becomes Send. It keeps the composer at three controls max and reads cleanly. Easy to switch to a persistent mic *beside* Send if you'd prefer dictation always available mid-typed-text.

## User

Revise Settings.html: the "Default permission mode" section is outdated. Remove the "auto" and "dontAsk" rows entirely — the canonical ladder is the 4 modes from Execution Permissions.html (default / acceptEdits / plan / bypassPermissions), keep their copy identical to ep-mode.jsx. Add a small muted footnote under the section: "Applies to new sessions · can be overridden per session". Also mark the "Paired devices" section header with a muted "(coming later)" suffix — multi-device management is post-v1. Keep Appearance and About unchanged.

## Assistant

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I have the canonical ladder from `ep-core.jsx`. Now let me look at the current Settings rows to replace them.

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`Settings.html` is updated:

- **Default permission mode** now mirrors the canonical 4-mode ladder from Execution Permissions — `auto` and `dontAsk` removed; each row carries the exact ep-core copy (human label + mono technical name in the mode's color + "auto-allows X · still asks Y"), with the amber caution treatment on `bypassPermissions`.
- Footnote added under the section: *"Applies to new sessions · can be overridden per session."*
- **Paired devices** header now reads "(coming later)".
- Appearance and About unchanged.

One small inheritance from the redesign: the mode rows now use the colored status dots (grey/teal/indigo/amber) like the mode sheet, so the two surfaces read as the same system.

## User

Revise Execution Permissions.html (ep-permission.jsx / ep-mode.jsx):
1. In the timeout (auto-denied) state, replace the "Ask again" link with "Dismiss" — the daemon already auto-denied and moved on; re-asking is not possible. Keep the alert copy "Auto-denied / No response within the time limit."
2. In the full-auto confirm step, the context line (path + branch, e.g. "~/proj/app/cc-pocket · main") is good — keep it; no change needed there.
3. Drop the "cancelled / Request withdrawn" permission state from the flow for v1 (move it to a clearly-labeled "P2 — needs protocol support" note at the bottom of the board).

## Assistant

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Loads cleanly. Let me verify the timeout state and P2 note visually.

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`Execution Permissions.html` revised:

1. **Timeout state** — "Ask again" replaced with a neutral **Dismiss** (secondary color, not terracotta — there's no action to re-invoke since the daemon already moved on). Alert copy kept verbatim.
2. **Full-auto confirm** — untouched, context line stays.
3. **Peer-cancelled** — removed from the v1 board; in its place at the bottom is a dashed **P2 — needs protocol support** note explaining why (the daemon can't yet distinguish withdrawal from timeout) and what unblocks it (a `request_cancelled` relay event).

The live demo and all other states are unchanged.

## User

Add a new state to Execution Permissions.html: a "Start-session mode picker" bottom sheet. It opens when the user taps "+ New session" on the Sessions screen, BEFORE the session starts. Same visual structure as the mode-switch sheet but:
- Title: "New session" · Subtitle: "Start in which mode?"
- The same 4 mode rows, none pre-selected (no checkmark)
- Picking "Full auto" still routes through the existing "Enable full auto?" confirm step
- Footer note with shield icon: "You can change this anytime from the badge."
Safety invariant stays: if the user just dismisses, the session starts in "Ask each step".

## User

Revise Chat.html:
1. Remove the "more" (⋯) button from the header — it has no defined menu. Keep back / title / mode pill.
2. Keep everything else (thinking row, code block copy button, jump-to-latest, token stats footer) — those are confirmed for implementation.

## User

Revise Chat.html:
1. Remove the "more" (⋯) button from the header — it has no defined menu. Keep back / title / mode pill.
2. Keep everything else (thinking row, code block copy button, jump-to-latest, token stats footer) — those are confirmed for implementation.

## Assistant

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The second edit may have left dangling Dots remnants. Let me check.As suspected — dangling fragment. Fixing:

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The ⋯ button is gone — header now reads back / title / `default` mode pill. Everything else confirmed intact: thinking row ("Thought for 5s"), kotlin code block with copy icon, streaming composer with STOP glyph.

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`Chat.html` revised: the **⋯ "more" button is removed** from the header (along with its now-unused icon code) — the header is now back / title / mode pill. The thinking row, code-block copy button, jump-to-latest, and token stats footer are all untouched, as confirmed for implementation.

## User

Revise Directory.html to match the v1 scope:
1. Move the whole "Browse" filesystem section (breadcrumbs + drill-in + "Use this directory" footer) into a collapsed "P2 — needs daemon support" annotation at the bottom of the board. v1 only shows what the daemon pushes: a flat list.
2. The v1 list has two sections: "Open Sessions" (projects with a live session — row shows session title, right-aligned "running" in terracotta or "idle" in muted, second line mono: project name + " · ⑂ branch"; tapping jumps straight into the running session) and "Projects" (all projects — name + mono path line, right-aligned terracotta "history" badge when resumable history exists; live projects repeat here on purpose).
3. Header: title "Choose a directory" + right "Exit" text button. Below header: a filter input (placeholder "filter…"). The list supports pull-to-refresh.
4. Keep the connection bar concept (green dot + computer name) but drop the "Switch" link for v1 (multi-computer is P2).

## Assistant

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Possible double-toggle (my first probe opened it, second closed it). Let me click once and check.

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`Directory.html` is now v1-scoped:

1. **Browse filesystem → P2** — the whole breadcrumb/drill-in/"Use this directory" UI now lives in a collapsed dashed **"P2 — Browse filesystem — needs daemon support"** card below the phone, with the rationale (needs a `list_dir` RPC) and a static slice of the deferred design inside.
2. **Flat daemon-pushed list** — **Open Sessions** (session title, terracotta `running` / muted `idle`, mono `project · ⎇ branch` line; taps jump into Chat) and **Projects** (name + mono path, terracotta `history` badge where resumable; live projects repeat on purpose; taps go to the session list).
3. **Header** — "Choose a directory" + right **Exit** text button, with a working **filter…** input (live-filters both sections, shows a no-matches state) and **pull-to-refresh** (drag the list down → "release to refresh" → spinner).
4. **Connection bar** — green dot + `Lidapeng-MacBook`, **Switch link removed** (multi-computer is P2).

## User

Add a new board "Connect & System States.html" with three frames, same tokens as the rest:

Frame 1 — Connect screen (paired home, shown when paired but not connected):
- Vertically centered: "CC Pocket" (28 bold) · "Paired · a1b2c3d4e5f6…" (14, secondary)
- Full-width terracotta button "Connect"; below it a muted text button "Unpair"
- Mono muted status line under the button: cycle examples "disconnected" / "connecting…" / "failed: timeout"
- Collapsed muted text toggle "Advanced · direct LAN" → expands to a mono input ("daemon ws url") + outlined "Connect direct" button

Frame 2 — Reconnect banner (over the Chat screen):
- A slim full-width strip pinned under the safe area, above the header; content pushes down, nothing is overlaid
- Background danger @ 14% alpha, centered text "Connection lost — reconnecting…" (12, medium, danger), no buttons
- Note: auto-retry with backoff; banner disappears on success

Frame 3 — Observing bar (replaces the composer in Chat when the session runs in a terminal on the computer):
- Full-width surface bar: left text "👁 Observing · running in a terminal" (13, secondary), right terracotta button "Continue here"
- Note: read-only tail; "Continue here" takes the session over and restores the composer

## Assistant

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Frame 3 works, but "Continue here" wraps to two lines. The status cycle works (connecting… → failed: timeout). Fixing the button wrap:

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**`Connect & System States.html`** is built — three frames, same tokens:

1. **Connect (paired home)** — centered "CC Pocket" + `Paired · a1b2c3d4e5f6…`, full-width terracotta **Connect** (tap it: the mono status line cycles `disconnected` → `connecting…` with spinner → `failed: timeout` in danger), muted **Unpair** below, and a collapsed **Advanced · direct LAN** toggle that expands to the mono `daemon ws url` input + outlined **Connect direct**.
2. **Reconnect banner** — slim danger-@14% strip pinned under the safe area, *above* the header; everything pushes down, nothing is overlaid. Composer dims while offline. Note carries the auto-retry/backoff behavior.
3. **Observing bar** — replaces the composer: eye icon + "Observing · running in a terminal" (13/secondary) left, terracotta **Continue here** right; note explains the read-only tail and takeover.

One small liberty, consistent with earlier screens: the 👁 is rendered as a 1.5pt line eye icon (matching the app's icon system) rather than an emoji glyph.

## User

Add to Chat.html a slash-command autocomplete state: when the input starts with "/" (no space yet), a panel appears above the composer (raised bg, max-height 240, scrollable). Each row: "/commit" in mono terracotta 13 semibold + optional mono muted argument hint (" <message>") + right-aligned 10px muted source tag, one of: built-in / user / project / skill. Second line: muted 11px one-line description. Tapping a row fills the input with the command. The panel is hidden while recording or transcribing.

## Assistant

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The comment-line dashes didn't match. Let me check the exact text.

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One nit: "built-in" wraps at the hyphen. Pinning the source tag:

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Slash-command autocomplete added to `Chat.html` — type `/` in the composer to see it:

- **Panel** floats above the composer (raised `#1E2125`, hairline border, max-height 240, scrollable, soft up-shadow).
- **Rows**: mono terracotta command (13 semibold) + muted mono argument hint (`<message>`, `[filter]`…) + right-aligned 10px source tag (`built-in` / `user` / `project` / `skill`), with a muted 11px one-line description underneath.
- **Behavior**: appears only while the input starts with `/` and contains no space; prefix-filters live (`/c` → `/commit`, `/compact`); tapping a row fills the input; hides when no match.
- **Voice guard**: the composer takes a `voiceActive` prop that suppresses the panel while recording/transcribing (wired for when the dictation flow lands in this screen).

Seven example commands seeded across all four sources so the tag column reads as a real registry.

## User

Revise Voice Input.html: v1 ships "✓ = confirm AND send" — on successful transcription the text is sent as the prompt immediately, with no S4 review step. Update the S4 frame to a small annotation "(removed in v1 — transcript sends on ✓)", point the S3 success arrow directly at a new user bubble in the stream, and change the safety footnote from "voice never auto-sends" to "✓ is the explicit confirm — cancel (✕) is always one tap away". Keep S5 (error + retry) and S6 (mic permission) unchanged.

## Assistant

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Now the board (S3 desc, S4 → annotation) and page copy:

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Flow returns to idle but the sent turn didn't appear. Let me check for errors and probe.

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Odd — no YOU labels at all, yet the board renders. Let me inspect the stream containers directly.

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The sent turn lands in the live stream — v1 send-on-✓ works end-to-end. Quick visual check of the S4 annotation card, then hand off.

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`Voice Input.html` revised to the v1 send-on-✓ model:

- **Live demo**: tap ✓ → brief "Transcribing…" → the transcript **sends immediately** and drops into the stream as a new **YOU** turn; the composer returns to idle, field empty. (Try it — mic → ✓ → watch it land.)
- **S4** is no longer a phone — it's a dashed annotation card: *"(removed in v1 — transcript sends on ✓)"*, with a mini **S3 ✓ → sent as the prompt** illustration showing exactly where the transcript goes (the user bubble), and a line explaining the ✓ tap *is* the explicit confirm.
- **S3** description now points at the stream: on success the transcript sends immediately as a user turn.
- **Safety footnote** flipped: ~~"voice never auto-sends"~~ → **"✓ is the explicit confirm — cancel (✕) is always one tap away"** (intro + flow steps updated to match).
- **S5** (error + retry, partial kept) and **S6** (mic permission sheet) untouched.

## User

再出一版中文的

## Assistant

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中文版 App Store 截图来了。Permission 那张没拍上（预览被打断），补拍它和剩下的屏幕:

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全部 6 张已生成。先验证再交付:

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整套六张都干净、统一。清理临时文件并交付:中文版完成 — 6 张 1290×2796，在 `cc-pocket/appstore-zh/`（上方下载卡片）。

构图、机位、光晕与英文版完全一致，只换文案，每张仍是一个赤陶色关键词：

1. **随时随地**批准 Claude · 一秒之内，允许或拒绝（主图，带图标+品牌字）
2. **实时**看它干活 · 输出、工具、结果 — 就像终端一样
3. **步步确认**，或全自动 · 问多少，由你决定
4. 秒级配对，**端到端** · 零知识 · 无需账号
5. 续上**任意**会话 · 任何仓库，从上次停下的地方继续
6. 发一张**截图** · 把图片附进提示词

机内截图保持英文 UI（应用本身未本地化）；标题用系统中文黑体（苹方/思源黑体栈）渲染，对齐方式与英文版相同。如果要调整任何一句文案或关键词，说一声即可重出。

## User

中文版的内容怎么是英文的？

## Assistant



## User

中文版的截图内容怎么是英文的？这里需要用原始界面的设计，重新设计一份中文版后，在进行设计。

## Assistant

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Permission 的文案拿到了。继续提取其余五屏:

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全部文案已提取。现在写本地化引擎 + 中文词典，并生成六个中文版页面:

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六张中文设备图都齐了。重新合成 appstore-zh 的 6 张成图:

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第一批提交失败，重跑 01–03:

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整套完成，全部中文界面。清理并交付:重做完成 — 这次手机里的**界面本身就是中文**，不只是外面的标语。

做法分两步：

**1. 先做了中文版界面**（6 个可打开的设计文件，可直接审阅）：
- `Permission (zh).html` — 运行命令 · Bash、拒绝/允许、本次会话记住此选择
- `Chat (zh).html` — 中文对话流、思考了 5 秒、发消息给 Claude…
- `Pairing (zh).html` — 连接你的电脑、扫描中…、或输入配对码
- `Sessions (zh).html` — 会话、新建会话、进行中、2 小时前
- `Execution Permissions (zh).html` — 执行模式四档：我盯着·每步都问 / 自动改文件 / 先出计划 / 全自动·信任它
- `Image Attachment (zh).html` — 附图对话

本地化原则：**UI 文案中文，技术内容保留英文等宽**（路径、命令、代码、分支名、`default`/`acceptEdits` 等模式名）— 这正是开发者工具该有的样子。实现上是一层 `zh-dict.js` 词典叠加在原界面上，原英文设计文件完全未动，两个语言版本永远同步。

**2. 再用中文界面重新合成了 6 张 App Store 截图**（已更新 `appstore-zh/`，下载卡片在上方），构图与英文版完全一致。

顺手修了一个两版共有的小 bug：附图屏顶部路径过长会换行，已改为单行省略号。

## User

<pasted_text name="Pasted text (49 lines)">
Keep consistent with the existing cc-pocket design system (dark tokens,
Inter/JetBrains Mono, hairline elevation). This is an ITERATION on the existing
Chat screen in this project.

CONTEXT: In the current Chat screen, user-authored prompts and Claude's replies
render almost identically — both full-width, same text color #ECEDEE; the only
differentiator is a tiny 10sp muted "YOU" label above user turns. In long
sessions (markdown, code blocks, tool rows, thinking rows) it is hard to scan
back and find "what I asked". GOAL: make user-authored turns instantly
distinguishable at a glance, while keeping the calm, terminal-like, full-width
reading flow for Claude's output. Claude's side is the "document"; the user's
side is the "annotation" — do NOT turn the whole app into a consumer bubble
chat.

DO NOT REDESIGN anything else: composer, connection bar, tool rows (raised
cards with ⚙ + monospace preview), thinking rows, markdown/code blocks, and
the assistant text treatment all stay exactly as they are.

DESIGN 3 DIRECTIONS for the user-turn container (one Chat screen each, same
conversation content in all three so they compare fairly):

A) QUIET CARD — user turn sits on a surface #16181B card, radius 12, 1px
   hairline border #2A2E33, 12px padding; keep a small "YOU" overline label
   (or drop it if the card alone is clear — your call, justify it).
B) ACCENT RAIL — blockquote-like: a 2px terracotta #D97757 left rail at low
   opacity (~60%), content indented 12px, optional very faint warm tint behind
   (#D97757 at 4–6%); reads as "what I said", zero chrome elsewhere.
C) COMPACT BUBBLE — right-aligned bubble, max-width ~85%, surface #16181B fill,
   radius 16 with a tighter bottom-right corner, no border; the
   consumer-familiar contrast option.

EVERY direction must show these cases in the one screen:
- a short one-line user prompt between two assistant turns
- a long multi-line user prompt (4+ lines, includes an inline `code` span)
- a user turn carrying 2 attached images (the existing 2-up thumbnail grid
  goes INSIDE the user container, above the text)
- two consecutive user turns (prompts queued while Claude was busy)
- an assistant reply streaming below (terracotta caret) to verify contrast
  while reading

Typography inside user turns stays Inter, same size as assistant text; user
text may use #ECEDEE or a half-step softer — keep it readable, the container
does the differentiation, not the text color.

DELIVERABLES: 3 full Chat screens (dark, phone aspect), one per direction,
labeled A/B/C; then your RANKED recommendation with one line of reasoning
each; then a mini spec of the winning treatment (container tokens, padding,
radius, label on/off, image-grid placement) so it can be implemented in
Compose precisely.
</pasted_text>

## Assistant

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三个方向的用户消息容器探索 — 一个画板文件，三台手机同一段对话，外加排序建议和落地规格。

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标题没问题（截图分辨率误导）。压缩内容高度让 A 也完整:

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`User Turn Styles.html` — 三个方向，同一段对话，三台手机并排公平对比。每台都覆盖全部五个用例：两条助手消息之间的单行提问、含 `WsClient.kt` 行内代码的 4 行长提问、带 2 图的提问（2-up 网格在容器内、文字上方）、连续两条排队提问、底部正在流式输出的回复（赤陶光标验证对比度）。

**A · Quiet card** — surface 卡片 + 发丝边 + 12 圆角，保留 10sp "YOU" 眉题。保留理由：去掉标签后这个容器和工具行是同一套视觉词汇，会语义混淆 — 这也正是它的结构性弱点。

**B · Accent rail** — 2px 赤陶左轨 @60% + 5% 暖色微底，引用块语义。无需标签：轨道本身就是标记。

**C · Compact bubble** — 右对齐气泡，max 85%，右下角收紧。熟悉但偏消费级。

**排序推荐：B > A > C**
1. **B** — “我说的话”即引用，语义精准；与工具卡零冲突；快速滚动时靠颜色即可扫描，且保持全宽阅读流。
2. **A** — 安静但借用了工具行容器，两种含义共用一套外观，全靠标签消歧。
3. **C** — 最熟悉，但右对齐打乱扫描线，气质偏消费聊天。

页面底部附了 **B 的落地 mini spec**（Compose 取向：2dp 轨道 @60%、5% tint、4/10/10/4 圆角、start 14dp、去掉 YOU 标签、图组容器内置顶、连续消息按常规 gap 堆叠不合并）。

一个诚实的取舍说明：B 确实让赤陶出现频率变高 — 但 60% 透明度的 2px 细线在视觉重量上远低于一个按钮，我认为没有破坏“每屏一个主行动”的原则。如果你觉得过了，A 加标签是稳妥的退路。

