Agent IDE — Codex fork for AI-native development environment
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## Summary This PR improves the TUI experience for `request_user_input` by rendering submitted question/answer sets directly in conversation history with clear, structured formatting. It also intentionally simplifies interrupt behavior for now: on `Esc` / `Ctrl+C`, the questions overlay interrupts the turn without attempting to submit partial answers. <img width="1344" height="573" alt="Screenshot 2026-02-02 at 4 51 40 PM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ff752131-7060-44c1-9ded-af061969a533" /> ## Scope - TUI-only changes. - No core/protocol/app-server behavior changes in this PR. - Resume reconstruction of interrupted question sets is out of scope for this PR. ## What Changed - Added a new history cell: `RequestUserInputResultCell` in `codex-rs/tui/src/history_cell.rs`. - On normal `request_user_input` submission, TUI now inserts that history cell immediately after sending `Op::UserInputAnswer`. - Rendering includes a `Questions` header with `answered/total` count. - Rendering shows each question as a bullet item. - Rendering styles submitted answer lines in cyan. - Rendering styles notes (for option questions) as `note:` lines in cyan. - Rendering styles freeform text (for no-option questions) as `answer:` lines in cyan. - Rendering dims only the `(unanswered)` suffix. - Rendering can include an interrupted suffix and summary text when the cell is marked interrupted. - Rendering redacts secret questions as `••••••` instead of showing raw values. - Added `wrap_with_prefix(...)` in `history_cell.rs` for wrapped prefixed lines. - Added `split_request_user_input_answer(...)` in `history_cell.rs` for decoding `"user_note: ..."` entries. ## Interrupt Behavior (Intentional for this PR) - `Esc` / `Ctrl+C` in the questions overlay now performs `Op::Interrupt` and exits the overlay. - It does **not** submit partial/committed answers on interrupt. - Added TODO comments in `request_user_input` overlay interrupt paths indicating where interrupted partial result emission should be reintroduced once core support is finalized. - Queued `request_user_input` overlays are discarded on interrupt in the current behavior. ## Tests Updated - Updated/added overlay tests in `codex-rs/tui/src/bottom_pane/request_user_input/mod.rs` to reflect interrupt-only behavior. - Added helper assertion for interrupt-only event expectation. - Existing submission-path tests now validate history insertion behavior and expected answer maps. ## Behavior Notes - Completed question flows now produce a readable `Questions` block in transcript history. - Interrupted flows currently do not persist partial answers to model-visible tool output. ## Follow-ups - Reintroduce partial-answer-on-interrupt semantics once core can persist/sequence interrupted `request_user_input` outputs safely. - Optionally add replay/resume rendering for interrupted question sets as a separate PR. ## Codex author `codex fork 019bfb8d-2a65-7313-9be2-ea7100d19a61` |
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npm i -g @openai/codex
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