Geometry is identical to the dark master — same 24pt gutter, same row rhythm, same marks. Only token values change.

Separation still comes from hairlines at 16% ink and weight contrast. No card, no shadow, no paper tint anywhere in the list.

Terracotta darkens to #A9482A in light so the Review label clears 4.5:1; the attention diamond and its border clear 3:1 against the base.

Still no run duration, and the pending approval is still the only filled control on the screen.

Type is scaled up, never down. Captured state: context collapsed. Title, agent and the approval state block stay sticky; the verbose context lines live in an expandable region below them, so the header is never permanently pinned in full. The collapsed summary still carries agent, machine, project and branch.

Collapsing returns roughly 210pt to the stream, which is why the complete User turn and the start of Claude's reply are both visible here above the fade, with the composer reachable and its state written out.

Expanded context is drawn in the callout above, because at 200% type the expanded region and a usable stream cannot share one 780pt viewport. There the path holds a dedicated 48dp copy column and wraps to complete lines at 24pt mono — no ellipsis, no hidden characters — and the region scrolls internally rather than pushing the stream away.

No row has a fixed height, no timestamps are invented, and Running stays subordinate to Approval required.

Captured mid-scroll with Evidence expanded: the body sits at the Evidence section, showing Destination, the script contents and the start of the three affected files. Fades at both edges and the scroll track make the internal scrolling unambiguous.

Worst case holds the three zones. The header keeps Approval required, queue 2 of 3 and 8s pinned; the consequence, command, Permission and Effects rows stay above in the same scroll body; the decision bar never moves.

Long strings break rather than truncate — command, project path and destination all wrap on characters, because a half-shown command is worse than a tall one.

The recommendation is present because the daemon supplied one, and its reason is the auditable sentence beneath it. On a danger-class request that block flips to Deny and the fill moves with it.

No grabber, no swipe, no scrim dismissal. At 0s the request is denied, and the next queued request takes its place.

The peer supplied kind, tool, command, project and permission duration. Everything else is gone from the screen rather than blanked, greyed or guessed: no consequence sentence, no risk badge, no effects, no queue, no countdown, no recommendation.

The sheet shrinks to its content. Nothing reserves space for data that never arrived, so there are no empty rows.

The compatibility note is muted body text in the neutral secondary colour, deliberately not a badge and not adjacent to the actions, so it can never read as evidence or as advice.

Without a countdown there is no timeout: the request stays open until the user decides or the daemon withdraws it. Absence of risk data is never presented as safety.