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…metry The Models page provider header carries 7-8 controls whose count is not the same from card to card, and the user asked to reduce them, make them consistent, and add hover. Measured first, at 780/1280/1440 over CDP against the live proxy (evidence/030-baseline.json, harness in evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts): - scrollWidth === clientWidth at every width, no child under 6px, actions row 13px inside the card. 010 holds; there is no overflow defect left. - At 1280 the actions row starts at 684.1px on anthropic, 710.2px on openai and 798.9px on cursor - a 114.8px spread across cards in one list. So the remaining defect is legibility of the rule, not geometry, and the phase is not allowed to buy tidiness with a layout regression. Two conditionals produce the spread: the cap Select gated on (capOn || nativeProviderGroup) and the preset control returning null when a provider has no shipped preset. An independent plan auditor (xai/grok-4.6, read-only) failed the first draft. Its corrections are adopted rather than argued with: - Hover stays, but as emphasis, never as gating. Nothing leaves the resting layout, so Tier 2 is empty. Hiding the pencil, the alias-defaults switch or custom-add would have made the opacity 020 is about to fix worse. - Ghost placeholders are dropped. Alignment comes from always rendering the cap Select, disabled when the cap is off, which is a real control with a real value where a dead one was proposed. - The preset control keeps its null return; a dead segmented is worse than an absent one. - Dials stay at VARIANCE 2 / MOTION 1 / D6. An earlier draft inflated them to 3/2 to license the hover transition, which is motion inflation on an admin row. - 020 lands first, so labels are not measured against unlabeled knobs. No production code here: this is the docs-only roadmap phase.
Round 2 returned near-pass with two open residuals, both real defects in the doc. The first was a phrasing that re-created the defect it had just removed: saying hover "raises labels into view" makes a labeled control unlabeled until hover, which is meaning-gating rather than the existence-gating the round-1 fix removed. 020's text is now stated as visible at rest, with hover only emphasizing. The second was an overclaim measured against the captured baseline. Always rendering the cap Select adds a control to 8 of 10 cards rather than replacing one, so it is not width-neutral; and 780px already reports actsLeft 281 on every card because the 720px container query has wrapped the actions, so it proves nothing about alignment. The column gate moves to 1280/1440, and the residual left-edge delta from providers that legitimately have no preset is now recorded as an accepted delta instead of a target. Also drops the min-width floors 050 had proposed: that was the ghost placeholder in CSS form, contradicting this doc's own no-dead-control rule.
One decade doc per implementation phase, at the diff level, so each later cycle consumes exactly one doc. 040 groups the context-window switch, value and per-model button into one visual cluster and always renders the value Select, disabled when the cap is off. That occupied slot is the cap-driven half of the measured 114.8px left-edge spread: openai and kiro carry the select, the seven cap-off providers carry nothing where it would be. The doc records the cost the audit named rather than hiding it - this adds a control to 8 of 10 cards - and keeps the grouping visual, because the per-model modal and the provider-wide cap are different scopes and must stay three tab stops. 050 is deliberately small, because 030 and 020 already took everything else. Nothing leaves the resting layout and no label is introduced by hover, so what is left is the pencil's resting contrast: opacity only, never display or visibility, with focus-within beside hover, full opacity under (hover: none), and no transition under reduced motion. The column gate moves to 1280/1440 - 780 already reports actsLeft 281 on every card under the 720px container query - and the residual preset-driven delta is recorded as accepted. Both carry the implementation guard for the source strings the existing tests pin.
Implements devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/020_control_affordances.md.
Switch accepted a label and spent it entirely on aria-label; its only child was
the knob. So every switch in this codebase was, to a sighted user, an unlabeled
toggle, and the report on the provider header ("스위치, 이건 뭘하는지도 모르겠음")
was a correct reading of the UI rather than a misunderstanding.
Switch gains two opt-in affordances and no call site changes behaviour:
- showLabel renders the label as visible text beside the knob. The text is
aria-hidden and the wrapper is a span rather than a label, so the button's
aria-label stays the single accessible name instead of being announced twice.
- without showLabel the label becomes a title, so every bare switch elsewhere in
the app gains a hover explanation for free.
.switch-labeled declares flex: 0 0 auto because the bare 34px button was one
atomic flex item; without it the knob and its text become two shrinkable items in
.models-provider-actions and the text collapses to a min-content column, which is
the defect class 010 fixed for the toggle's own children.
The three opaque header controls:
- alias-defaults switch already passed the right label and merely discarded it, so
it just opts in.
- the cap switch passed the WRONG one: models.capValue is "기본 128k", a value
masquerading as a function name, so even a screen-reader user was not told this
governs the context window. Repointed at models.contextCapLabel, with the number
staying in the adjacent Select where a value belongs. That Select now carries the
same string as its title so its bare number says what it caps.
- custom-add gets visible text rather than a tooltip: title is undiscoverable on
touch, and wrapping it in Tooltip would nest a button inside a button.
No i18n change. All three keys already exist in all eleven locales, and a test
asserts that rather than trusting it.
Verified: typecheck exit 0; gui lint and lint:i18n exit 0; 10/10 on the new
affordance test plus the existing models-provider-head regressions, with the new
file driven red first (3 of 4 failed without the source change). Rendered against
a real provider list over CDP at 780/1280/1440: 20 labeled switches carrying real
visible text, scrollWidth === clientWidth at every width, no child under 6px.
Evidence in evidence/020-after-labels.json.
The audit of the previous revision found two defects in the labeled Switch. The visible label was an aria-hidden sibling span, so it read correctly and looked correct while the hit target stayed the 34x20 knob: clicking the words did nothing. The text now lives inside the button, which makes it the button's own content and therefore its accessible name, so aria-label is dropped when showLabel is set. The pill geometry moves to a ::before track and the knob is positioned over it, because the button's flow now carries the label too. The measured hit target grows from 34px to 107px. The label also fell back to title on every unlabeled Switch. HTML-AAM maps title to the accessible description when aria-describedby is absent, so each untouched switch in the app gained a description that merely repeated its own name. title is now strictly opt-in. The custom-add glyph becomes aria-hidden so the button is named by its words. tests/switch-labeled-dom.test.tsx is new and renders the primitive rather than matching source text: 3 of its 4 tests fail against the previous revision.
The user asked for a hover affordance on the provider header. Two independent audits rejected the first reading of that - hover that GATES, controls hidden until the pointer arrives - because it removes the pencil, the alias-defaults switch and custom-add from the default visual inventory and worsens the exact opacity the label work exists to fix. What survives is emphasis on the one genuinely secondary control: a provider alias is set once and then left alone. The control never leaves layout, tab order, or the accessibility tree. Only its resting contrast changes, and every state is written at the same 0,3,0 specificity as the resting rule. The audit caught the first draft writing those overrides at 0,2,0, which meant a hoverless device kept the dim forever and :focus-visible was a silent no-op - a rule that exists but cannot win is worse than a missing one, because it reads as covered. Rest is 0.75 rather than the drafted 0.65: .btn:disabled is opacity 0.55, so a deeper dim reads as maybe-disabled. Contrast was never the constraint - 0.65 already cleared 1.4.11's 3:1 in both themes - legibility of intent is. Measured in the browser rather than argued from the stylesheet: rest 0.75, header hover 1, focus-within from a sibling control 1, mobile device emulation (hover: none) 1, reduced motion transition 0s with the emphasis intact, and the control still focusable throughout.
This is the defect the user reported. The provider cap Select rendered only when (capOn || nativeProviderGroup), so openai showed 1.05M and anthropic showed nothing at all - two cards whose control rows therefore started at different left edges. The Select is now always rendered and disabled when the cap is off, which is an honest rendering of what an off cap means: no opinion, stated rather than implied by an absence. The cap switch, its value, and the per-model window button are wrapped in one .models-cap-cluster. That is visual grouping, not a functional merge - the per-model button opens a different scope than the provider-wide switch and select, so all three keep their own tab stop. Moving it beside the cap controls does change tab order; the cluster now reads switch, value, per-model, which is the order the controls are seen in. The cluster wraps. As one flex item of an already-wrapping actions row it can be squeezed, and none of its children shrink: the labeled switch is flex: 0 0 auto, .btn is nowrap, the Select is inline-block. A nowrap cluster would have overflowed into .models-provider-card's own overflow: hidden and been clipped silently, while a page-level scrollWidth === clientWidth assertion still passed. The audit also found a live state defect that always-rendering would have widened: providerCapCustomOpen is independent per-provider state that nothing clears when the cap is switched off, so an already-open custom editor kept its input and Apply button standing under an off cluster - and Apply sends enabled: true, turning the cap back on from a field that looked inert. The editor is now gated on capOn as well. Measured after the change, ko/de/en at 780/1024/1280/1440: no page overflow, card clip 0, cluster clip 0, and the cap slot present on all 7 cards with the Select's disabled state tracking capOn per card.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe provider-card header now uses visible control labels, an always-present cap slot, a wrapping cap-control cluster, and alias-edit emphasis styling. New source, DOM, CSS, geometry, locale, and state tests document these behaviors. ChangesModels provider header
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For a cap-off routed provider whose widest discovered model window differs from contextCapValue (for example, a 1M model with the default still at 350k), the newly visible disabled Select shows capDisplayValue as 1M, but clicking the adjacent switch calls toggleProviderCap without a value, so the management API enables the 350k global default instead. This makes the displayed value change immediately after enabling and can lead users to apply a much smaller cap than the row advertised; use the future toggle value in this slot or send the displayed value when enabling.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/030_uniform_row_and_hover.md`:
- Around line 174-176: Update the control-count statement in the plan to reflect
that the merged cluster preserves the Switch, Select, and per-model button as
three controls and tab stops; describe the change as visual grouping only,
without claiming a control was removed.
In `@devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts`:
- Around line 22-25: Update send in
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts#L22-L25
to track both resolve and reject callbacks, clear a bounded per-command timeout,
and reject on timeout. In
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-locale-harness.ts#L4-L7
and
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/040-geometry-harness.ts#L5-L8,
reject connection failures and all pending commands when the WebSocket emits
error or close, ensuring failed CDP operations cannot remain unresolved.
In `@devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/wp2-states.json`:
- Line 7: Update the touch state evidence for touchNoHover to reflect opacity 1
when (hover: none) matches, using regenerated output; alternatively remove the
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| `020` already found (2) mislabeled and (1) opaque. Merging them into one | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the control-count claim.
The implementation and gui/tests/models-cap-cluster.test.ts preserve the Switch, Select, and per-model button as three controls and three tab stops. The cluster changes visual grouping only; it does not remove a control. Update this text to avoid contradicting the implemented contract.
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| `020` already found (2) mislabeled and (1) opaque. Merging them into one | |
| labeled cluster removes one control from every card and makes the conditional | |
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| `020` already found (2) mislabeled and (1) opaque. Grouping them into one labeled cluster reduces visual fragmentation while | |
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| `Select` a state of that cluster rather than an item that appears and vanishes. |
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In `@devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/030_uniform_row_and_hover.md`
around lines 174 - 176, Update the control-count statement in the plan to
reflect that the merged cluster preserves the Switch, Select, and per-model
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject failed CDP operations and apply a timeout.
Each helper resolves only after a CDP response. If Chrome exits, the WebSocket closes, or CDP does not respond, the harness waits forever and does not write its evidence file. Reject pending operations on error and close. Add a bounded timeout for each CDP command.
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts#L22-L25: store resolve and reject callbacks for each pending command.devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-locale-harness.ts#L4-L7: reject failed connection attempts and pending commands.devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/040-geometry-harness.ts#L5-L8: reject failed connection attempts and pending commands.
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In `@devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts`
around lines 22 - 25, Update send in
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts#L22-L25
to track both resolve and reject callbacks, clear a bounded per-command timeout,
and reject on timeout. In
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/030-locale-harness.ts#L4-L7
and
devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/040-geometry-harness.ts#L5-L8,
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error or close, ensuring failed CDP operations cannot remain unresolved.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Regenerate the touch state evidence.
touchNoHover records 0.75. The plan requires opacity 1 when (hover: none) matches, and devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/wp2-touch.json records that corrected result. This stale value documents the rejected touch behavior and can mislead future regression analysis. Replace it with regenerated output or remove this obsolete field.
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* docs(devlog): plan the uniform provider control row with measured geometry
The Models page provider header carries 7-8 controls whose count is not the same
from card to card, and the user asked to reduce them, make them consistent, and
add hover.
Measured first, at 780/1280/1440 over CDP against the live proxy
(evidence/030-baseline.json, harness in evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts):
- scrollWidth === clientWidth at every width, no child under 6px, actions row
13px inside the card. 010 holds; there is no overflow defect left.
- At 1280 the actions row starts at 684.1px on anthropic, 710.2px on openai and
798.9px on cursor - a 114.8px spread across cards in one list.
So the remaining defect is legibility of the rule, not geometry, and the phase is
not allowed to buy tidiness with a layout regression. Two conditionals produce the
spread: the cap Select gated on (capOn || nativeProviderGroup) and the preset
control returning null when a provider has no shipped preset.
An independent plan auditor (xai/grok-4.6, read-only) failed the first draft. Its
corrections are adopted rather than argued with:
- Hover stays, but as emphasis, never as gating. Nothing leaves the resting
layout, so Tier 2 is empty. Hiding the pencil, the alias-defaults switch or
custom-add would have made the opacity 020 is about to fix worse.
- Ghost placeholders are dropped. Alignment comes from always rendering the cap
Select, disabled when the cap is off, which is a real control with a real value
where a dead one was proposed.
- The preset control keeps its null return; a dead segmented is worse than an
absent one.
- Dials stay at VARIANCE 2 / MOTION 1 / D6. An earlier draft inflated them to 3/2
to license the hover transition, which is motion inflation on an admin row.
- 020 lands first, so labels are not measured against unlabeled knobs.
No production code here: this is the docs-only roadmap phase.
* docs(devlog): fold the second audit round into the uniform-row plan
Round 2 returned near-pass with two open residuals, both real defects in the doc.
The first was a phrasing that re-created the defect it had just removed: saying
hover "raises labels into view" makes a labeled control unlabeled until hover,
which is meaning-gating rather than the existence-gating the round-1 fix removed.
020's text is now stated as visible at rest, with hover only emphasizing.
The second was an overclaim measured against the captured baseline. Always
rendering the cap Select adds a control to 8 of 10 cards rather than replacing
one, so it is not width-neutral; and 780px already reports actsLeft 281 on every
card because the 720px container query has wrapped the actions, so it proves
nothing about alignment. The column gate moves to 1280/1440, and the residual
left-edge delta from providers that legitimately have no preset is now recorded
as an accepted delta instead of a target.
Also drops the min-width floors 050 had proposed: that was the ghost placeholder
in CSS form, contradicting this doc's own no-dead-control rule.
* docs(devlog): write the 040 cap-cluster and 050 hover-affordance phases
One decade doc per implementation phase, at the diff level, so each later cycle
consumes exactly one doc.
040 groups the context-window switch, value and per-model button into one visual
cluster and always renders the value Select, disabled when the cap is off. That
occupied slot is the cap-driven half of the measured 114.8px left-edge spread:
openai and kiro carry the select, the seven cap-off providers carry nothing where
it would be. The doc records the cost the audit named rather than hiding it - this
adds a control to 8 of 10 cards - and keeps the grouping visual, because the
per-model modal and the provider-wide cap are different scopes and must stay three
tab stops.
050 is deliberately small, because 030 and 020 already took everything else.
Nothing leaves the resting layout and no label is introduced by hover, so what is
left is the pencil's resting contrast: opacity only, never display or visibility,
with focus-within beside hover, full opacity under (hover: none), and no
transition under reduced motion. The column gate moves to 1280/1440 - 780 already
reports actsLeft 281 on every card under the 720px container query - and the
residual preset-driven delta is recorded as accepted.
Both carry the implementation guard for the source strings the existing tests pin.
* feat(gui): give the opaque provider-header controls visible meaning
Implements devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/020_control_affordances.md.
Switch accepted a label and spent it entirely on aria-label; its only child was
the knob. So every switch in this codebase was, to a sighted user, an unlabeled
toggle, and the report on the provider header ("스위치, 이건 뭘하는지도 모르겠음")
was a correct reading of the UI rather than a misunderstanding.
Switch gains two opt-in affordances and no call site changes behaviour:
- showLabel renders the label as visible text beside the knob. The text is
aria-hidden and the wrapper is a span rather than a label, so the button's
aria-label stays the single accessible name instead of being announced twice.
- without showLabel the label becomes a title, so every bare switch elsewhere in
the app gains a hover explanation for free.
.switch-labeled declares flex: 0 0 auto because the bare 34px button was one
atomic flex item; without it the knob and its text become two shrinkable items in
.models-provider-actions and the text collapses to a min-content column, which is
the defect class 010 fixed for the toggle's own children.
The three opaque header controls:
- alias-defaults switch already passed the right label and merely discarded it, so
it just opts in.
- the cap switch passed the WRONG one: models.capValue is "기본 128k", a value
masquerading as a function name, so even a screen-reader user was not told this
governs the context window. Repointed at models.contextCapLabel, with the number
staying in the adjacent Select where a value belongs. That Select now carries the
same string as its title so its bare number says what it caps.
- custom-add gets visible text rather than a tooltip: title is undiscoverable on
touch, and wrapping it in Tooltip would nest a button inside a button.
No i18n change. All three keys already exist in all eleven locales, and a test
asserts that rather than trusting it.
Verified: typecheck exit 0; gui lint and lint:i18n exit 0; 10/10 on the new
affordance test plus the existing models-provider-head regressions, with the new
file driven red first (3 of 4 failed without the source change). Rendered against
a real provider list over CDP at 780/1280/1440: 20 labeled switches carrying real
visible text, scrollWidth === clientWidth at every width, no child under 6px.
Evidence in evidence/020-after-labels.json.
* docs(devlog): record the ko/de/en locale geometry sweep for the labeled row
* fix(gui): make the switch label name and toggle the control
The audit of the previous revision found two defects in the labeled Switch.
The visible label was an aria-hidden sibling span, so it read correctly and
looked correct while the hit target stayed the 34x20 knob: clicking the words
did nothing. The text now lives inside the button, which makes it the button's
own content and therefore its accessible name, so aria-label is dropped when
showLabel is set. The pill geometry moves to a ::before track and the knob is
positioned over it, because the button's flow now carries the label too. The
measured hit target grows from 34px to 107px.
The label also fell back to title on every unlabeled Switch. HTML-AAM maps
title to the accessible description when aria-describedby is absent, so each
untouched switch in the app gained a description that merely repeated its own
name. title is now strictly opt-in.
The custom-add glyph becomes aria-hidden so the button is named by its words.
tests/switch-labeled-dom.test.tsx is new and renders the primitive rather than
matching source text: 3 of its 4 tests fail against the previous revision.
* feat(gui): emphasize the provider alias control on hover and focus
The user asked for a hover affordance on the provider header. Two independent
audits rejected the first reading of that - hover that GATES, controls hidden
until the pointer arrives - because it removes the pencil, the alias-defaults
switch and custom-add from the default visual inventory and worsens the exact
opacity the label work exists to fix. What survives is emphasis on the one
genuinely secondary control: a provider alias is set once and then left alone.
The control never leaves layout, tab order, or the accessibility tree. Only its
resting contrast changes, and every state is written at the same 0,3,0
specificity as the resting rule. The audit caught the first draft writing those
overrides at 0,2,0, which meant a hoverless device kept the dim forever and
:focus-visible was a silent no-op - a rule that exists but cannot win is worse
than a missing one, because it reads as covered.
Rest is 0.75 rather than the drafted 0.65: .btn:disabled is opacity 0.55, so a
deeper dim reads as maybe-disabled. Contrast was never the constraint - 0.65
already cleared 1.4.11's 3:1 in both themes - legibility of intent is.
Measured in the browser rather than argued from the stylesheet: rest 0.75,
header hover 1, focus-within from a sibling control 1, mobile device emulation
(hover: none) 1, reduced motion transition 0s with the emphasis intact, and the
control still focusable throughout.
* docs(devlog): fold the third audit round into the hover-affordance phase
* feat(gui): occupy the cap slot on every provider card
This is the defect the user reported. The provider cap Select rendered only
when (capOn || nativeProviderGroup), so openai showed 1.05M and anthropic
showed nothing at all - two cards whose control rows therefore started at
different left edges. The Select is now always rendered and disabled when the
cap is off, which is an honest rendering of what an off cap means: no opinion,
stated rather than implied by an absence.
The cap switch, its value, and the per-model window button are wrapped in one
.models-cap-cluster. That is visual grouping, not a functional merge - the
per-model button opens a different scope than the provider-wide switch and
select, so all three keep their own tab stop. Moving it beside the cap controls
does change tab order; the cluster now reads switch, value, per-model, which is
the order the controls are seen in.
The cluster wraps. As one flex item of an already-wrapping actions row it can be
squeezed, and none of its children shrink: the labeled switch is flex: 0 0 auto,
.btn is nowrap, the Select is inline-block. A nowrap cluster would have
overflowed into .models-provider-card's own overflow: hidden and been clipped
silently, while a page-level scrollWidth === clientWidth assertion still passed.
The audit also found a live state defect that always-rendering would have
widened: providerCapCustomOpen is independent per-provider state that nothing
clears when the cap is switched off, so an already-open custom editor kept its
input and Apply button standing under an off cluster - and Apply sends
enabled: true, turning the cap back on from a field that looked inert. The
editor is now gated on capOn as well.
Measured after the change, ko/de/en at 780/1024/1280/1440: no page overflow, card
clip 0, cluster clip 0, and the cap slot present on all 7 cards with the Select's
disabled state tracking capOn per card.
* docs(devlog): fold the cap-cluster audit and its measured result into 040
* docs(devlog): capture the rendered cap-slot occupancy proof
* chore(assets): PR screenshot for the provider cap-slot change
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* docs(devlog): plan the uniform provider control row with measured geometry
The Models page provider header carries 7-8 controls whose count is not the same
from card to card, and the user asked to reduce them, make them consistent, and
add hover.
Measured first, at 780/1280/1440 over CDP against the live proxy
(evidence/030-baseline.json, harness in evidence/030-geometry-harness.ts):
- scrollWidth === clientWidth at every width, no child under 6px, actions row
13px inside the card. 010 holds; there is no overflow defect left.
- At 1280 the actions row starts at 684.1px on anthropic, 710.2px on openai and
798.9px on cursor - a 114.8px spread across cards in one list.
So the remaining defect is legibility of the rule, not geometry, and the phase is
not allowed to buy tidiness with a layout regression. Two conditionals produce the
spread: the cap Select gated on (capOn || nativeProviderGroup) and the preset
control returning null when a provider has no shipped preset.
An independent plan auditor (xai/grok-4.6, read-only) failed the first draft. Its
corrections are adopted rather than argued with:
- Hover stays, but as emphasis, never as gating. Nothing leaves the resting
layout, so Tier 2 is empty. Hiding the pencil, the alias-defaults switch or
custom-add would have made the opacity 020 is about to fix worse.
- Ghost placeholders are dropped. Alignment comes from always rendering the cap
Select, disabled when the cap is off, which is a real control with a real value
where a dead one was proposed.
- The preset control keeps its null return; a dead segmented is worse than an
absent one.
- Dials stay at VARIANCE 2 / MOTION 1 / D6. An earlier draft inflated them to 3/2
to license the hover transition, which is motion inflation on an admin row.
- 020 lands first, so labels are not measured against unlabeled knobs.
No production code here: this is the docs-only roadmap phase.
* docs(devlog): fold the second audit round into the uniform-row plan
Round 2 returned near-pass with two open residuals, both real defects in the doc.
The first was a phrasing that re-created the defect it had just removed: saying
hover "raises labels into view" makes a labeled control unlabeled until hover,
which is meaning-gating rather than the existence-gating the round-1 fix removed.
020's text is now stated as visible at rest, with hover only emphasizing.
The second was an overclaim measured against the captured baseline. Always
rendering the cap Select adds a control to 8 of 10 cards rather than replacing
one, so it is not width-neutral; and 780px already reports actsLeft 281 on every
card because the 720px container query has wrapped the actions, so it proves
nothing about alignment. The column gate moves to 1280/1440, and the residual
left-edge delta from providers that legitimately have no preset is now recorded
as an accepted delta instead of a target.
Also drops the min-width floors 050 had proposed: that was the ghost placeholder
in CSS form, contradicting this doc's own no-dead-control rule.
* docs(devlog): write the 040 cap-cluster and 050 hover-affordance phases
One decade doc per implementation phase, at the diff level, so each later cycle
consumes exactly one doc.
040 groups the context-window switch, value and per-model button into one visual
cluster and always renders the value Select, disabled when the cap is off. That
occupied slot is the cap-driven half of the measured 114.8px left-edge spread:
openai and kiro carry the select, the seven cap-off providers carry nothing where
it would be. The doc records the cost the audit named rather than hiding it - this
adds a control to 8 of 10 cards - and keeps the grouping visual, because the
per-model modal and the provider-wide cap are different scopes and must stay three
tab stops.
050 is deliberately small, because 030 and 020 already took everything else.
Nothing leaves the resting layout and no label is introduced by hover, so what is
left is the pencil's resting contrast: opacity only, never display or visibility,
with focus-within beside hover, full opacity under (hover: none), and no
transition under reduced motion. The column gate moves to 1280/1440 - 780 already
reports actsLeft 281 on every card under the 720px container query - and the
residual preset-driven delta is recorded as accepted.
Both carry the implementation guard for the source strings the existing tests pin.
* feat(gui): give the opaque provider-header controls visible meaning
Implements devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/020_control_affordances.md.
Switch accepted a label and spent it entirely on aria-label; its only child was
the knob. So every switch in this codebase was, to a sighted user, an unlabeled
toggle, and the report on the provider header ("스위치, 이건 뭘하는지도 모르겠음")
was a correct reading of the UI rather than a misunderstanding.
Switch gains two opt-in affordances and no call site changes behaviour:
- showLabel renders the label as visible text beside the knob. The text is
aria-hidden and the wrapper is a span rather than a label, so the button's
aria-label stays the single accessible name instead of being announced twice.
- without showLabel the label becomes a title, so every bare switch elsewhere in
the app gains a hover explanation for free.
.switch-labeled declares flex: 0 0 auto because the bare 34px button was one
atomic flex item; without it the knob and its text become two shrinkable items in
.models-provider-actions and the text collapses to a min-content column, which is
the defect class 010 fixed for the toggle's own children.
The three opaque header controls:
- alias-defaults switch already passed the right label and merely discarded it, so
it just opts in.
- the cap switch passed the WRONG one: models.capValue is "기본 128k", a value
masquerading as a function name, so even a screen-reader user was not told this
governs the context window. Repointed at models.contextCapLabel, with the number
staying in the adjacent Select where a value belongs. That Select now carries the
same string as its title so its bare number says what it caps.
- custom-add gets visible text rather than a tooltip: title is undiscoverable on
touch, and wrapping it in Tooltip would nest a button inside a button.
No i18n change. All three keys already exist in all eleven locales, and a test
asserts that rather than trusting it.
Verified: typecheck exit 0; gui lint and lint:i18n exit 0; 10/10 on the new
affordance test plus the existing models-provider-head regressions, with the new
file driven red first (3 of 4 failed without the source change). Rendered against
a real provider list over CDP at 780/1280/1440: 20 labeled switches carrying real
visible text, scrollWidth === clientWidth at every width, no child under 6px.
Evidence in evidence/020-after-labels.json.
* docs(devlog): record the ko/de/en locale geometry sweep for the labeled row
* fix(gui): make the switch label name and toggle the control
The audit of the previous revision found two defects in the labeled Switch.
The visible label was an aria-hidden sibling span, so it read correctly and
looked correct while the hit target stayed the 34x20 knob: clicking the words
did nothing. The text now lives inside the button, which makes it the button's
own content and therefore its accessible name, so aria-label is dropped when
showLabel is set. The pill geometry moves to a ::before track and the knob is
positioned over it, because the button's flow now carries the label too. The
measured hit target grows from 34px to 107px.
The label also fell back to title on every unlabeled Switch. HTML-AAM maps
title to the accessible description when aria-describedby is absent, so each
untouched switch in the app gained a description that merely repeated its own
name. title is now strictly opt-in.
The custom-add glyph becomes aria-hidden so the button is named by its words.
tests/switch-labeled-dom.test.tsx is new and renders the primitive rather than
matching source text: 3 of its 4 tests fail against the previous revision.
* feat(gui): emphasize the provider alias control on hover and focus
The user asked for a hover affordance on the provider header. Two independent
audits rejected the first reading of that - hover that GATES, controls hidden
until the pointer arrives - because it removes the pencil, the alias-defaults
switch and custom-add from the default visual inventory and worsens the exact
opacity the label work exists to fix. What survives is emphasis on the one
genuinely secondary control: a provider alias is set once and then left alone.
The control never leaves layout, tab order, or the accessibility tree. Only its
resting contrast changes, and every state is written at the same 0,3,0
specificity as the resting rule. The audit caught the first draft writing those
overrides at 0,2,0, which meant a hoverless device kept the dim forever and
:focus-visible was a silent no-op - a rule that exists but cannot win is worse
than a missing one, because it reads as covered.
Rest is 0.75 rather than the drafted 0.65: .btn:disabled is opacity 0.55, so a
deeper dim reads as maybe-disabled. Contrast was never the constraint - 0.65
already cleared 1.4.11's 3:1 in both themes - legibility of intent is.
Measured in the browser rather than argued from the stylesheet: rest 0.75,
header hover 1, focus-within from a sibling control 1, mobile device emulation
(hover: none) 1, reduced motion transition 0s with the emphasis intact, and the
control still focusable throughout.
* docs(devlog): fold the third audit round into the hover-affordance phase
* feat(gui): occupy the cap slot on every provider card
This is the defect the user reported. The provider cap Select rendered only
when (capOn || nativeProviderGroup), so openai showed 1.05M and anthropic
showed nothing at all - two cards whose control rows therefore started at
different left edges. The Select is now always rendered and disabled when the
cap is off, which is an honest rendering of what an off cap means: no opinion,
stated rather than implied by an absence.
The cap switch, its value, and the per-model window button are wrapped in one
.models-cap-cluster. That is visual grouping, not a functional merge - the
per-model button opens a different scope than the provider-wide switch and
select, so all three keep their own tab stop. Moving it beside the cap controls
does change tab order; the cluster now reads switch, value, per-model, which is
the order the controls are seen in.
The cluster wraps. As one flex item of an already-wrapping actions row it can be
squeezed, and none of its children shrink: the labeled switch is flex: 0 0 auto,
.btn is nowrap, the Select is inline-block. A nowrap cluster would have
overflowed into .models-provider-card's own overflow: hidden and been clipped
silently, while a page-level scrollWidth === clientWidth assertion still passed.
The audit also found a live state defect that always-rendering would have
widened: providerCapCustomOpen is independent per-provider state that nothing
clears when the cap is switched off, so an already-open custom editor kept its
input and Apply button standing under an off cluster - and Apply sends
enabled: true, turning the cap back on from a field that looked inert. The
editor is now gated on capOn as well.
Measured after the change, ko/de/en at 780/1024/1280/1440: no page overflow, card
clip 0, cluster clip 0, and the cap slot present on all 7 cards with the Select's
disabled state tracking capOn per card.
* docs(devlog): fold the cap-cluster audit and its measured result into 040
* docs(devlog): capture the rendered cap-slot occupancy proof
* chore(assets): PR screenshot for the provider cap-slot change
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Summary
The Models page provider cards did not agree on what a control row looks like.
openaishowed a1.05Mcap value andanthropicshowed nothing at all, because the capSelectwas rendered only when(capOn || nativeProviderGroup)— so two cards started their control row at different left edges, and several controls were operable icons with no visible meaning. This makes every provider card present the same row.Every control now says what it is.
SwitchgainedshowLabel, which renders the label as text inside the button. The first revision put that text in anaria-hiddensibling span; it read correctly and looked correct while the hit target stayed the 34×20 knob, so clicking the words did nothing. Text inside the button is the element's own content and therefore its accessible name, soaria-labelis dropped when it is set. Measured hit target: 34px → 107px.titlestays strictly opt-in — defaulting it tolabelgave every untouchedSwitchin the app an accessible description that merely repeated its own name.The cap slot is occupied on every card. The
Selectis always rendered and disabled when the cap is off, which states "no opinion" rather than implying it by an absence. The cap switch, its value, and the per-model window button are grouped in one.models-cap-cluster— visual grouping only, since the per-model button opens a different scope than the provider-wide switch and select, so all three keep their own tab stop. This does move that button, so tab order within the row changes to switch → value → per-model.Hover is an emphasis, not a gate. The alias pencil rests at
opacity: .75and returns to full contrast on header:hover,:focus-within, and its own:focus-visible. It never leaves layout, tab order, or the accessibility tree.@media (hover: none)restores full contrast permanently, andprefers-reduced-motionremoves the transition while keeping the emphasis. Worth saying plainly: a 0.75→1 fade on a 14px glyph is subtle by design. Hiding controls until the pointer arrives was proposed first and rejected twice on review, because it deletes them from the default visual inventory and worsens the exact opacity this PR exists to fix.xai/grok-4.6reviewed each phase as an independent validator. Five blockers were found and all five fixed before merge, including two CSS specificity defects that would have made the touch fallback and:focus-visiblesilently unable to win the cascade, and a live state defect where an already-open custom-cap editor survived switching the cap off — its Apply button sendsenabled: true, so it could turn the cap back on from a field that looked inert.Above:
openai(cap on, enabled) andanthropic(cap off, present and disabled).anthropicpreviously rendered nothing in that slot.Verification
bun run typecheck→ exit 0cd gui && bun run lint→ exit 0;bun run lint:i18n→ exit 0cd gui && bun test→ 1166 pass / 0 fail across 190 filesbun run build:gui→ exit 00, cluster clip0, cap slot present on every card, no actions child under 6px. Card and cluster clip are measured separately from page overflow on purpose —.models-provider-cardisoverflow: hidden, so a clipped cluster is invisible to a page-levelscrollWidth === clientWidthcheck.0.75, hover1, focus-within-from-sibling1, mobile emulation withmatchMedia('(hover: none)')true →1, reduced motion →transitionDuration 0swith the emphasis intact.devlog/_plan/260830_models_provider_header/evidence/.New tests were each driven red before the fix.
gui/tests/switch-labeled-dom.test.tsxfails 3 of 4 against the previous revision; the alias-emphasis and cap-cluster CSS assertions all fail against the pre-change stylesheet.Checklist
One pre-existing assertion changed rather than being deleted:
gui/tests/models-native-group-controls.test.tspinned the exact(capOn || nativeProviderGroup)conditional this PR removes. The property it protects — the window stays readable with the cap off — is now true for every provider instead of only the native group, so the assertion was inverted to the wider invariant.Summary by CodeRabbit
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