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docs/reference/loadouts.md (1)
399-404: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the accepted key-name grammar.
The table shows example names but not the accepted grammar.
crates/sessions/src/keys.rsaccepts only two forms:ctrl-<glyph>where the glyph is a single ASCII character in@..~, and a single printable ASCII glyph. It rejectsalt-,shift-,meta-, andsuper-withUnsupportedModifier, and rejectsctrl-<digit>andctrl-?withUnknownKey. A user who writesalt-xorctrl-2currently gets a load error with no documented rule to consult.📝 Suggested addition after the table
| `subcommands.forward` | `ctrl-]` | The command-mode key that verbatim-forwards a leader byte down the PTY (for nested sessions). Defaults to the resolved `leader`, so a double-press forwards | + +Key names take one of two forms: `ctrl-<glyph>`, where the glyph is a single +ASCII character in `@`..`~` (so `ctrl-2` and `ctrl-?` are rejected), or a +single printable ASCII glyph such as `d`. Only `ctrl-` is configurable; +`alt-`, `shift-`, `meta-`, and `super-` are rejected. The `ctrl-` prefix is +case-insensitive and `ctrl-` letters normalise to lowercase, since `Ctrl+a` +and `Ctrl+A` send the same control code. Plain glyphs are case-sensitive.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/minimald/src/session.rs`:
- Around line 1672-1697: Update the reattach path in Host::attach and its caller
so attach_env, including MINIMAL_DETACH_HINT, is applied for every attachment
rather than only when mint_session_host creates a host. Preserve the existing
SessionKeys forwarding and ensure remapped-key attachments refresh the detach
hint before the shell banner is rendered.
In `@crates/sessions/src/keys.rs`:
- Around line 713-720: Update ChordMatcher’s candidate handling in the feed
paths, including AwaitingSubcommand, so a solitary trailing ESC is forwarded
immediately unless it can still form a negotiated multi-byte kitty form;
preserve split-CSI matching for valid partial candidates. Add a public flush
method on ChordMatcher that releases pending bytes as Forward outcomes, and have
the daemon invoke it after a short idle timeout and before channel teardown.
In `@docs/specs/07-spec-min-dash-tui/07-spec-min-dash-tui.md`:
- Around line 444-456: Update the F5 conflict-risk reference from Ctrl-W to the
negotiated attach/detach leader described in F1, using the default Ctrl-] only
as appropriate while preserving the configurable-leader behavior and surrounding
F5 wording.
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In `@docs/reference/loadouts.md`:
- Around line 399-404: Update the loadouts key documentation near the leader
table to state the accepted grammar: either ctrl- followed by one ASCII glyph in
@–~, or one printable ASCII glyph. Document that alt-, shift-, meta-, and super-
prefixes are unsupported, while ctrl-digit and ctrl-? names are rejected as
unknown keys.
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2691-2719: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDiscard input from the superseded binding before applying new keys.
remote_rxreceives messages from allBindinginstances through the sharedremote_tx. Line 2691 installs the new matcher before Lines 2713-2719 stop the old binding. IfMessage::Attachwins theselect!while the old binding already has queuedStdinMsg::Bytes, the host later interprets that old input with the new channel’sSessionKeys.Add a per-binding generation to
StdinMsgand discard messages that do not match the active binding. This also avoids relying on timing while replacing a channel.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/minimald/src/session_host.rs`:
- Around line 2596-2608: Update the chord-candidate flush path around
self.stdin_buf so flushed bytes are appended after any already queued, unwritten
PTY input instead of replacing it. Preserve the existing suffix and ordering for
inputs such as forwarded data followed by an ESC candidate, using the current
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In `@crates/minimald/src/session_host.rs`:
- Around line 2691-2719: Track a generation identifier for each Binding and
include it in every StdinMsg sent through the shared remote_tx. Update the
session host’s message handling to discard stdin messages whose generation does
not match the currently active binding, and advance the active generation when
replacing the binding so queued input from the superseded binding cannot be
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LGTM, I think the main thing to nail down is if the source-of-truth for the keys config comes from the loadout at the time of activate, or if it comes from the representation on disk at the time of attach (as currently implemented).
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| /// ([`paths::minimal_config_dir`]). The base under which `config.toml`, | ||
| /// `loadouts/`, etc. live. | ||
| pub fn minimal_config_dir(config_dir: Option<&Path>) -> PathBuf { |
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Surely we already have logic for this somewhere in the loadouts code, can we share the method?
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so, we had minimal::config::resolve_minimal_config_dir but we couldn't access it from minimal-client. That's why we had to move it here but you're right, it's better to put in the minimal-client::paths module not here.
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If i understand correctly, for session keys we always read the current state of your loadout config, but for the rest of your session we use the state of your loadout at activate time? that behavior seems surprising?
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The keybinds come from config.toml under the [session-keys] section, not from loadouts. My thought process is that if we're connecting to some remote session that we didn't create, we'd still want our own predictable detach binding to be respected. So it's handled on a per-channel basis rather than a per-session basis.
| // chord, and a reattach never inherits a stale awaiting-subcommand state | ||
| // or half a split candidate); defaults to `ctrl-]` / `d` when a client | ||
| // sends no keys. | ||
| chord_matcher: ChordMatcher, |
| /// `forward = ctrl-]` (forward defaults to the leader, so a double-press | ||
| /// verbatim-forwards), `bell_on_leader = false`. | ||
| #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] | ||
| pub struct SessionKeys { |
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a title="fix(minimald): discard superseded-binding stdin, order idle-flush bytes
Address two input-handling findings from the review of #1202:
- Tag every StdinMsg from a binding with the host's binding generation
(bumped on every attach) and drop queued messages from a superseded
binding, so input typed at the old channel is never interpreted under
the new channel's negotiated session keys.
- Append idle-flushed chord-candidate bytes after any input still queued
for the pty instead of replacing the buffer, preserving forwarded
keystrokes written ahead of the flush." data-pjax="true" class="Link--secondary markdown-title" href="/gominimal/minimal/commit/48f5a64eb31d0b2cae02738b2996e1de87d2205a">fix(minimald): discard superseded-binding stdin, order idle-flush bytes
Address two input-handling findings from the review of #1202: - Tag every StdinMsg from a binding with the host's binding generation (bumped on every attach) and drop queued messages from a superseded binding, so input typed at the old channel is never interpreted under the new channel's negotiated session keys. - Append idle-flushed chord-candidate bytes after any input still queued for the pty instead of replacing the buffer, preserving forwarded keystrokes written ahead of the flush.
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2606-2680: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winProcess a pending chord before the PTY queue drains.
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remote_rxwhilestdin_bufcontains older forwarded bytes. Ifb"x\x1b"leavesESCpending and the next bytes of a negotiated terminal-protocol key are already queued, the matcher cannot consume them beforeCHORD_FLUSH_IDLEexpires. The flush then forwards the prefix to the PTY, and the continuation is processed in idle mode.Allow stdin processing while
self.chord_matcher.has_pending(), even whenstdin_bufis populated. Continue to append any resulting forwarded bytes throughqueue_stdin. Add a regression test with queued PTY data, a split key form, and PTY backpressure longer than 50 ms.Proposed guard change
- Some(msg) = self.remote_rx.recv(), if self.stdin_buf.is_none() => { + Some(msg) = self.remote_rx.recv(), + if self.stdin_buf.is_none() || self.chord_matcher.has_pending() => {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 2606-2680: Update the remote stdin receive guard in the session
event loop to process messages when stdin_buf is populated if
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86-90: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEnforce interactive-only session-key negotiation.
attach_commandsends the session-key environment variables wheneversession_keysisSome, even whencommandis non-empty. This allows an exec channel to receive interactive session-key settings. Ifcommandis non-empty andsession_keysisSome, reject the combination before building the command.Proposed fix
+ if !command.is_empty() && session_keys.is_some() { + return Err(anyhow::anyhow!( + "session keys are only valid for interactive attach" + )); + } + if let Some(keys) = session_keys {Add a regression test for an exec command with
Some(session_keys).Also applies to: 139-163
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Sorry this slipped off my radar, approved |
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The detach chord is now configurable and negotiated per attach channel, retiring the hardcoded ctrl-w default. ctrl-w is termios-special (VWERASE): the line discipline consumes it before the app reads the byte, a latent footgun. The new default leader is ctrl-] (0x1d), which is not termios-special and lightly bound by editors, tmux, and zellij. A new sessions::keys module owns the key types, the reject sets (termios-special and wrapping-ambiguous), and the env-var contract. The client config gains a [session-keys] section; the leader is validated loudly at load and re-validated at the daemon as a silent backstop (log and fall back to default, never garble the screen). The daemon matcher derives the full encoding set (plain byte, kitty, modifyOtherKeys) from the negotiated leader and runs a command-mode state machine: the leader is swallowed and awaits a subcommand. d detaches, a second leader verbatim-forwards (a nested-session primitive), and an unbound key cancels command mode, mirroring tmux. Negotiation reuses the existing per-channel env-var channel: the interactive attach path sends MINIMAL_SESSION_LEADER and friends alongside MINIMAL_SESSION_ID; exec channels send none. Two clients with different configs on the same session each get their own chord. BREAKING CHANGE: the default detach chord changes from ctrl-w to ctrl-] then d. The daemon no longer intercepts ctrl-w (0x17 and its CSI encodings) anywhere; it is forwarded to the shell like any ordinary key. Refs: gominimal/inbox#475
matches_chunk previously did whole-chunk exact matching, so leader+key bytes coalesced into a single SSH message (or a CSI split across two) silently failed to match. Introduce ChordMatcher/FeedOutcome in sessions::keys: feed() maintains the window-2 command-mode state, an incremental prefix buffer for partial wire forms, and returns ordered outcomes carrying verbatim leader bytes. session_host now consumes outcomes from the matcher instead of per-chunk exact matching. Also harden wire forms and validation in keys.rs: - Emit the kitty no-modifier form (\x1b[<code>u) for plain keys; kitty omits ";1" and previously went unmatched. - render encodings via a 32-byte stack Scratch instead of allocating per call; encodings() derives from for_each_form() as the single source of truth (eliminates KeyAction::Forward; ForwardLeader carries the data). - validated_or_default falls back per field, preserving valid remaps when only the leader or only the detach key is invalid. - Reject ctrl-h (0x08, BSD VERASE) as a leader alias; KeyError:: Ambiguous now names the colliding alias instead of hardcoding "ctrl-i = TAB"; drop the unreachable 0x7f TERMIOS_SPECIAL entry. - validate_detach_unaliased rejects detach==leader/forward shadowing. Add daemon-boundary tests covering rejected-leader fallback with preserved detach remap, coalesced-chord reattach renegotiation, and swallow-and-cancel of unbound subcommands.
to_session_keys now runs validate_detach_unaliased, so a config whose detach_key shadows the leader or forward binding is rejected instead of silently shadowing one side at runtime.
resolve_minimal_config_dir duplicated the lookup already exported as minimal_client::attach::minimal_config_dir; call through instead of keeping two copies in sync.
loadouts.md gains the banner mint-scoping caveat, the field-scoped validated_or_default fallback behavior, and the binding-collision rejection. Fix the stale Ctrl-W reference in the min-dash TUI spec to negotiated-chord language.
A lone ESC is a strict prefix of every kitty wire form, so the streaming chord matcher held it in its pending buffer for the next chunk to resolve. When the next chunk never came (a bare ESC leaving vim insert mode), the byte was held indefinitely and never reached the PTY. Add ChordMatcher::has_pending() and ChordMatcher::flush(), and an idle-flush timer in the daemon stdin loop: a chunk that leaves a split candidate held arms a 50 ms deadline, and once the stream goes quiet the candidate is flushed to the PTY as data (command mode cancelled).
The F5 section referenced the retired Ctrl-W attach/detach default. The leader chord is now negotiated per channel (default ctrl-]).
Address two input-handling findings from the review of #1202: - Tag every StdinMsg from a binding with the host's binding generation (bumped on every attach) and drop queued messages from a superseded binding, so input typed at the old channel is never interpreted under the new channel's negotiated session keys. - Append idle-flushed chord-candidate bytes after any input still queued for the pty instead of replacing the buffer, preserving forwarded keystrokes written ahead of the flush.
Document the accepted key-name grammar in the loadouts reference and make explicit that [session-keys] is client config read fresh per attach, not loadout state composed at activation.
Move the override-aware config-dir resolution out of minimal-client::attach (the wrong home for a layout question) into paths::minimal_config_dir_with_override, so the layout crate owns the shape. The attach path and the CLI's GlobalArgs adapter now delegate to it; attach::minimal_config_dir is gone.
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Main's #1250 taught scripts/e2e-attach-pty.py an E2E_PTY_DETACH exit path that writes a bare ctrl-w (0x17) — correct on main, where ctrl-w is still the detach chord. This branch retires ctrl-w: the byte now reaches the session shell, readline eats it as delete-previous-word, and the attach never ends, wedging the lifecycle-hooks proof until the driver's 240s deadline SIGKILLs it (all three target lanes red). Send the shipped default chord instead: leader ctrl-] (0x1d) then the detach subcommand d, in one coalesced chunk — the shape ChordMatcher accepts within a single stdin chunk (sessions::keys feed_data_before_leader_still_fires_chord).
Summary
The session detach chord is now configurable and negotiated per attach
channel, retiring the hardcoded
ctrl-wdefault.ctrl-wistermios-special (
VWERASE): the kernel line discipline consumes itbefore the app reads the byte, so a leaked or verbatim-forwarded leader
triggers line editing instead of reaching the app. The new default
leader is
ctrl-](0x1d), which is not termios-special and is lightlybound by editors, tmux, and zellij.
Detach is now a two-key chord: press the leader to enter command mode,
then a subcommand.
ddetaches; a second leader verbatim-forwards aleader byte down the PTY (a primitive for nested sessions); any unbound
key cancels command mode, mirroring tmux.
Refs gominimal/inbox#475.
How it works
sessions::keysmodule owns the key types, the reject sets(termios-special and wrapping-ambiguous), and the env-var contract.
[session-keys]section. The leader isvalidated loudly at load; the daemon re-validates it as a silent
backstop (log and fall back to default, never garble the screen).
modifyOtherKeys) from the negotiated leader, so a remapped leader gets
its CSI forms automatically. No hardcoded key encodings remain.
interactive attach path sends
MINIMAL_SESSION_LEADERand friendsalongside
MINIMAL_SESSION_ID; exec channels send none. Two clientswith different configs on the same session each get their own chord.
Changes
sessions::keys(new)Key,SessionKeys, reject sets, env-var contract, 30 unit testssessions::client::config[session-keys]section, loud validation,ConfigError::Validationminimal-client::attachSendEnvminimal(CLI)session_via_sshresolves keys for the interactive path; TUI threadsconfig_dirminimaldminimal-tuiDashOptions.config_dir, attach-time key resolutionctrl-] then d,[session-keys]schema docs, spec F1 noteBreaking change
The default detach chord changes from
ctrl-wtoctrl-]thend. Thedaemon no longer intercepts
ctrl-w(0x17and its CSI encodings)anywhere. It is forwarded to the shell like any ordinary key.
Verification
just fix(fmt, clippy with-D warnings) is clean.cargo testonsessions,minimal,minimald,minimal-client,minimal-tuiis green. 398 sessions tests, 259 minimal tests, 21minimal-client tests including two new attach-negotiation tests.
just e2erun should be confirmed on a KVM/HVF host before merge.Notes for reviewers
leader does not trigger the app
ctrl-]binding.ctrl-]is nottermios-special, so a stray leader past the deepest nesting layer is
non-destructive.
must never garble the screen. It logs and falls back to the default
rather than rejecting the attach or writing to the channel.
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Replace hardcoded
ctrl-wdetach with a configurable leader chord defaulting toctrl-]thend[session-keys]config section inconfig.tomlallowing users to remap the session leader key, detach subcommand, forward-leader subcommand, and an optional bell-on-leader flag viacrates/sessions/src/keys.rs.ChordMatcherthat scans stdin byte-by-byte across chunk boundaries, supporting plain, kitty, and modifyOtherKeys encodings, replacing the old single-bytectrl-wcheck in the host mainloop.MINIMAL_LEADER,MINIMAL_DETACH_KEY, etc.) set by the client at attach time and validated server-side, with unsafe or ambiguous leaders silently falling back to defaults.MINIMAL_DETACH_HINT(injected per-channel) with a fallback ofctrl-] then d, replacing the hardcodedctrl-wstring.ctrl-wis no longer the detach key and is forwarded to the shell as a normal byte; the new default detach chord isctrl-]thend.Macroscope summarized d1ae5e3.
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