Rewrite the read/search/web/diff card spec suites for the collapsed-by-default ToolRow composition: each row now needs the conversation `t`, and the card is absent from the DOM until the row's [data-expandable] toggle is clicked. Refresh the built-boot and search-card assembled snapshots (they expand the row before shaping the card) and the code-mode-round golden. Fix a fixture turn-number collision the 985/986 merge introduced (grep reused turn 67, already the multi-hunk edit's, so both shared one callId) by renumbering search/web/todo to 68-72. Document the refactor's behavior in the ui-conversation README (both languages) and add the Agent Note.
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Agent Note: Card tool rows collapse through one ToolRow
Status: implemented
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Problem
The Web client grew five card render intents over successive PRs — terminal, diff, read, search, web — each landing as a keyed toolview registrant under packages/client/ui-conversation/src/client/toolviews/. They diverged in two ways the earlier PRs each acknowledged but deferred:
- Chrome duplication.
read-row,search-row,web-row, andfile-mutation-roweach hand-drew the summary row (leading state slot, visually-hidden status, title, separator dot, path-link/summary) as their own<div className={css.root}>with a private.module.css, instead of composing the sharedToolRow.read-rowcarried ajscpd:ignoremarker naming the duplication and pointing at "a separate change tracked for all rows at once" — this change. - Resident vs. collapsed. Those four rows kept their card (
ReadBlock/SearchBlock/WebBlock/DiffBlock) resident below the summary — always expanded — while the terminal card (viaGenericToolCard/BashRow) and every text row started collapsed behind ToolRow's whole-row expand. A conversation with several read/search/web/edit calls became a wall of always-open cards, defeating the summary-surface purpose of the message flow.
Decision
ToolRow owns every card kind, and every keyed card row composes it. ToolRow already took terminal and diff card material; it now also takes read, search, and web, rendering whichever is present in its collapsed-by-default expanded body through the matching primitive (capped at the chat CHAT_* bounds). A call carries at most one card kind, so the props are mutually exclusive and the body picks the first present.
The four keyed rows — ReadRow, SearchRow, WebRow, FileMutationRow — drop their hand-drawn chrome and private CSS and become thin ToolRow compositions, exactly like AskQuestionRow: derive the card model, pass it as the matching ToolRow prop, forward filePath/onOpenFile for the file tools and output/errorSummary for the cardless failure paths. Each row is now ToolRowProps & PropsLocale<'conversation'> and registers with locale: NS, because ToolRow needs the conversation t for its terminal/code body copy. GenericToolCard (the render-site fallback) does the same for read/search/web, so a card-declaring tool without its own keyed row collapses identically.
The DetailsPanel Output section is unchanged: the panel is the single-call reading surface, so it renders each card resident at the primitive's full height, and a capped search keeps its recovery footer there.
Consequences
- One expand interaction across all tool rows: collapsed one-line summary, whole row toggles the card. The card is not in the DOM until expanded (
DisclosureRowrenderschildrenonly when open), so tests assert absent-then-present around a[data-expandable]click. - Deleted:
read-row.module.css,search-row.module.css,web-row.module.css,file-mutation-row.module.css,GenericToolCard.module.css. The rows carry no CSS of their own; ToolRow's module owns the chrome and the card-body indentation. - The cardless failure paths (an errored mutation, an errored/nested/legacy search) no longer draw their own
.failure/recovery<div>; they ride ToolRow'soutput(Output section) anderrorSummary(collapsed summary first line), which already flatten the result text with theerror.name: error.codefallback. bash-samplekeeps its own local expand chrome deliberately (the third-party-posture exemplar that never imports the chat domain); it was already collapsed, so its behavior is unchanged.
Alternatives considered
- Keep the rows resident, only unify chrome. Rejected: the user's requirement is default-collapsed, and resident cards are what made the flow unscannable.
- A shared
CardRowwrapper between the rows and ToolRow. Rejected: ToolRow already is that wrapper once it takes every card kind; a second layer would be the premature extraction the package rules warn against.