fix(terminal): keep project script commands out of shell history

[otavio]

Project actions and worktree setup/settle scripts are typed into an interactive terminal, so automated commands and setup completion wrappers clutter shell history.

Use one shared projectScriptTerminalInput helper at the server, web/desktop, and mobile project-script boundaries. It prefixes a space so Bash with HISTCONTROL=ignorespace/ignoreboth, zsh with HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, and fish can omit automated entries. Chat code-block commands keep their existing history behavior. Current main was merged and its terminal-actions API retained; contributor commits are preserved.

Credit to @otavio for the original fix in #13903, including the original Bash/zsh/fish PTY verification.

Verification

• One existing setup/settle regression test before → one after in ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts; direct writes and both completion wrappers require the leading space. It fails against main without the fix. No new test files.

• 32 focused Vitest tests passed across the setup runner, web project scripts and script keybindings, and mobile terminal launch context.

• Scoped shared, server, web, and mobile typechecks passed. Changed-file lint and formatting passed (three existing mobile lint warnings).

• Fresh Linux Bash PTY proof used the actual helper and completion-wrapper implementation. Before: action and multiline setup wrapper were saved. After: both were absent, and a normally typed control command remained. Both commands executed successfully. Output, harness.

• Two full-diff review rounds with Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol. Round one found chat code-block commands sharing the project runner; fixed their history behavior. Round two found no code blockers. The documented multiline limit remains open for human scope review in the Macroscope thread.

Browser proof

Same isolated project, action, Bash setting, and 1280×800 viewport; actual base 9077e818d8 and head 4f484f1e30. Click Run History check, type the control command, then flush and print HISTFILE. Both commands execute in each run; only the automated action disappears from saved history on head.

Before: action and typed control both saved.

After: typed control saved; project action absent.

Limits

History suppression depends on shell configuration. PowerShell/PSReadLine does not honor this leading-space convention. For raw multiline client actions and unobserved server runs, only the first history entry is suppressed; later lines can still be saved. The observed server completion wrapper keeps its multiline body in one history entry. This is history hygiene, not a guarantee that scripts containing secrets cannot be retained.

Native macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Electron desktop execution were not verified on this headless Linux machine. The original author's zsh/fish checks above are attributed evidence, not a new native-platform run.

Tests: GPT-6 Astra; implementation: GPT-6.1 Sol; adversarial review: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol; orchestrated through T3 Code with the Codex harness.

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Approvability

Verdict: Needs Human Approval

Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The patch is small and preserves command execution, but it changes the default shell-history policy for automated project scripts across server, web, and mobile. That product-facing behavior change warrants deliberate human review.

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📝 Walkthrough

Project-script terminal input now uses a shared formatter that prefixes commands with a space and appends a carriage return. Mobile, web, and server callers use the formatter. Server test expectations include the added space.

Changes: Project-script terminal input

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared terminal input formatter packages/shared/src/projectScripts.ts	Adds projectScriptTerminalInput, which prefixes a command with a space and appends a carriage return.
Terminal callers and runner expectations apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadRouteScreen.tsx, apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts, apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.test.ts	Mobile, web, and server callers use the shared formatter. Server runner test expectations include the leading space.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 5e556

Windows users running setup scripts in PowerShell may still find those commands in shell history. The issue is limited to that path, but the history behavior should be addressed or clearly documented.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 5e556

The change is narrowly scoped to command formatting. Existing terminal permissions, execution targets and completion handling are preserved. History suppression depends on the shell and its settings; it is not a guarantee that commands or secrets cannot be recorded elsewhere.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The changed behavior reaches the existing project-script execution paths across three applications. Each invocation retains its selected terminal target and command authority; the inspected change does not add another environment, service or data-store target.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The mobile launcher requires terminal-operation scope, and its consumer rechecks scope and readiness before writing. Web checks the same environment-scoped permission before starting and again after terminal opening. The formatter replaces only the input-data expression, not these permission checks or target identities.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Mobile pending launches remain keyed by environment, thread and terminal and are removed when consumed. A per-target sent key prevents repeated initial writes. The existing consumer marks input sent before the asynchronous write and does not retry it here; that failure behavior predates this PR.

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Could you add the shell versions, history settings, and observed results for a project action and the multiline setup wrapper? The verification rule asks for evidence of the changed behavior. Current-head CI confirms the runner tests pass, but their changed assertions check the leading-space payload, not whether those commands are absent from shell history.

[otavio]

@juliusmarminge added below, and the same summary is now in the PR description.

Verification

I ran each shell interactively under node-pty, the PTY library the server's terminal uses. Each shell got an isolated HOME/ZDOTDIR/XDG_*, so no user rc files were loaded. For each shell I wrote the exact bytes the runner sends, once with the old ${command}\r payload and once with projectScriptTerminalInput:

1. a project action: printf 'action-%s\n' ran
2. the multiline setup wrapper: the posix or fish variant from wrapCommandForCompletion at this head, wrapping a two-line script
3. a normal typed command (printf 'after-%s\n' marker) as a control

Then I printed the effective history settings and the in-session history (fc -ln 1 / history), exited, and read the saved history file. In every run, the action produced its output and the sentinel reported exit status 0.

Shell	History setting	Before (action / setup wrapper)	This PR (action / setup wrapper)
zsh 5.9.2	setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE	saved / saved	absent / absent (in session and in .zsh_history)
zsh 5.9.2	option off	n/a	saved with a leading space (same as before)
bash 5.3.15	HISTCONTROL=ignorespace, cmdhist on	saved / saved	absent / absent (in history and .bash_history)
bash 5.3.15	HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth	n/a	absent / absent
bash 5.3.15	HISTCONTROL unset	n/a	saved with a leading space (same as before)
fish 4.9.3	defaults	saved / saved	absent / absent (in history and fish_history)

The control command was saved in every run.

Not checked: PowerShell/Windows, where the setup wrapper and actions get the same leading space but PSReadLine has no leading-space rule, so behavior is unchanged. I also didn't click through the web and mobile action buttons end to end; those call the same helper, as shown in the diff.

Raw output

### zsh, HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, before PR
settings: histignorespace=on
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
printf 'action-%s\n' ran
( printf 'setup-%s\n' one\nprintf 'setup-%s\n' two\n); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
-- .zsh_history after exit --
printf 'action-%s\n' ran
( printf 'setup-%s\n' one\
printf 'setup-%s\n' two\
); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
print -r -- "histignorespace=$([[ -o histignorespace ]] && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; fc -ln 1; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### zsh, HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, this PR
settings: histignorespace=on
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
-- .zsh_history after exit --
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
print -r -- "histignorespace=$([[ -o histignorespace ]] && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; fc -ln 1; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### zsh, no HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, this PR
settings: histignorespace=off
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
 printf 'action-%s\n' ran
 ( printf 'setup-%s\n' one\nprintf 'setup-%s\n' two\n); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
-- .zsh_history after exit --
 printf 'action-%s\n' ran
 ( printf 'setup-%s\n' one\
printf 'setup-%s\n' two\
); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
print -r -- "histignorespace=$([[ -o histignorespace ]] && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; fc -ln 1; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### bash, HISTCONTROL=ignorespace, before PR
settings: HISTCONTROL=ignorespace cmdhist=on
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
    1  printf 'action-%s\n' ran
    2  ( printf 'setup-%s\n' one; printf 'setup-%s\n' two; ); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
    3  printf 'after-%s\n' marker
    4  echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
-- .bash_history after exit --
printf 'action-%s\n' ran
( printf 'setup-%s\n' one; printf 'setup-%s\n' two; ); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### bash, HISTCONTROL=ignorespace, this PR
settings: HISTCONTROL=ignorespace cmdhist=on
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
    1  printf 'after-%s\n' marker
    2  echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
-- .bash_history after exit --
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### bash, HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth, this PR
settings: HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth cmdhist=on
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
    1  printf 'after-%s\n' marker
    2  echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
-- .bash_history after exit --
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### bash, HISTCONTROL unset, this PR
settings: HISTCONTROL=<unset> cmdhist=on
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
    1   printf 'action-%s\n' ran
    2   ( printf 'setup-%s\n' one; printf 'setup-%s\n' two; ); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
    3  printf 'after-%s\n' marker
    4  echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
-- .bash_history after exit --
 printf 'action-%s\n' ran
 ( printf 'setup-%s\n' one; printf 'setup-%s\n' two; ); printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' "$?"
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
echo "HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)"; printf '%s\n' '---8<---'; history; printf 'END%s\n' HIST
exit

### fish, defaults, before PR
settings: fish 4.9.3 (leading-space commands are never saved)
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
printf 'action-%s\n' ran
begin
printf 'setup-%s\n' one
printf 'setup-%s\n' two
end; printf '\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\n' $status
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
-- fish_history after exit --
- cmd: printf 'action-%s\\n' ran
  when: 1790855719
- cmd: begin\nprintf 'setup-%s\\n' one\nprintf 'setup-%s\\n' two\nend; printf '\\n__T3_SETUP_DONE___2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a:%s\\n' $status
  when: 1790855719
- cmd: printf 'after-%s\\n' marker
  when: 1790855719
- cmd: echo "fish $version (leading-space commands are never saved)"; printf '%s\\n' '---8<---'; history --reverse; printf 'END%s\\n' HIST
  when: 1790855719
- cmd: exit
  when: 1790855719

### fish, defaults, this PR
settings: fish 4.9.3 (leading-space commands are never saved)
setup exit status from sentinel: 0
-- in-session history --
printf 'after-%s\n' marker
-- fish_history after exit --
- cmd: printf 'after-%s\\n' marker
  when: 1790855719
- cmd: echo "fish $version (leading-space commands are never saved)"; printf '%s\\n' '---8<---'; history --reverse; printf 'END%s\\n' HIST
  when: 1790855719
- cmd: exit
  when: 1790855719

Harness (verify.mts, Node 24, imports projectScripts.ts from this PR's head)

// Drives real interactive shells through node-pty with the exact bytes the
// T3 runner writes, then reports in-session history and the saved HISTFILE.
import { createRequire } from "node:module";
import * as fs from "node:fs";
import * as path from "node:path";
import { projectScriptTerminalInput } from "./projectScripts.ts";

const require = createRequire("/home/otavio/src/t3code/apps/server/package.json");
const pty = require("node-pty");

const FISH = "/nix/store/x6qcc23lrc64g0vjp9pfsa9scpy1mnpk-fish-4.9.3/bin/fish";
const ZSH = "/etc/profiles/per-user/otavio/bin/zsh";
const BASH = "/run/current-system/sw/bin/bash";

// Copied verbatim from ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts at the PR head (not exported).
function wrapCommandForCompletion(command: string, shell: "posix" | "fish", sentinel: string) {
  const body = command.replace(/\r?\n/g, "\r");
  switch (shell) {
    case "fish":
      return `begin\r${body}\rend; printf '\\n${sentinel}%s\\n' $status`;
    case "posix":
      return `( ${body}\r); printf '\\n${sentinel}%s\\n' "$?"`;
  }
}

const oldInput = (command: string) => `${command}\r`; // pre-PR behavior
const ACTION = "printf 'action-%s\\n' ran";
const SETUP = "printf 'setup-%s\\n' one\nprintf 'setup-%s\\n' two";
const TOKEN = "2bad8d7032a64cae8fbf66b68bcaed9a";
const SENTINEL = `__T3_SETUP_DONE___${TOKEN}:`;

type Case = {
  name: string;
  file: string;
  args: string[];
  env: Record<string, string>;
  wrapShell: "posix" | "fish";
  input: (c: string) => string;
  settings: string; // command printing the effective history settings
  dump: string; // command printing in-session history
  histFile: string;
};

function makeCase(name: string, shell: "zsh" | "bash" | "fish", variant: string, payload: "old" | "new"): Case {
  const dir = fs.mkdtempSync(`/tmp/t3-hist/${name.replace(/\W+/g, "-")}-`);
  const input = payload === "old" ? oldInput : projectScriptTerminalInput;
  const base = { TERM: "xterm-256color", PATH: process.env.PATH!, HOME: dir, LANG: "C.UTF-8" };
  if (shell === "zsh") {
    const histFile = path.join(dir, ".zsh_history");
    fs.writeFileSync(path.join(dir, ".zshenv"), "unsetopt GLOBAL_RCS\n");
    fs.writeFileSync(
      path.join(dir, ".zshrc"),
      `HISTFILE=${histFile}\nHISTSIZE=1000\nSAVEHIST=1000\nPS1='T3P> '\n${variant}\n`,
    );
    return {
      name, file: ZSH, args: ["-i"], env: { ...base, ZDOTDIR: dir, SHELL: ZSH }, wrapShell: "posix", input, histFile,
      settings: "print -r -- \"histignorespace=$([[ -o histignorespace ]] && echo on || echo off)\"",
      dump: "fc -ln 1", 
    };
  }
  if (shell === "bash") {
    const histFile = path.join(dir, ".bash_history");
    fs.writeFileSync(path.join(dir, "rc"), `HISTFILE=${histFile}\nHISTSIZE=1000\nHISTFILESIZE=1000\nPS1='T3P> '\n${variant}\n`);
    return {
      name, file: BASH, args: ["--noprofile", "--rcfile", path.join(dir, "rc"), "-i"], env: { ...base, SHELL: BASH },
      wrapShell: "posix", input, histFile,
      settings: "echo \"HISTCONTROL=${HISTCONTROL-<unset>} cmdhist=$(shopt -q cmdhist && echo on || echo off)\"",
      dump: "history",
    };
  }
  fs.mkdirSync(path.join(dir, "config/fish"), { recursive: true });
  fs.writeFileSync(path.join(dir, "config/fish/config.fish"), "function fish_prompt; echo -n 'T3P> '; end\nset -g fish_greeting\n");
  return {
    name, file: FISH, args: ["-i"],
    env: { ...base, SHELL: FISH, XDG_CONFIG_HOME: path.join(dir, "config"), XDG_DATA_HOME: path.join(dir, "data") },
    wrapShell: "fish", input, histFile: path.join(dir, "data/fish/fish_history"),
    settings: "echo \"fish $version (leading-space commands are never saved)\"",
    dump: "history --reverse",
  };
}

async function run(c: Case) {
  const proc = pty.spawn(c.file, c.args, { name: "xterm-256color", cols: 200, rows: 50, cwd: c.env.HOME, env: c.env });
  let out = "";
  let cursor = 0;
  const waiters: Array<() => void> = [];
  proc.onData((d: string) => {
    if (/\x1b\[0?c/.test(d)) proc.write("\x1b[?62;22c"); // answer DA1 like a real terminal
    out += d;
    waiters.splice(0).forEach((w) => w());
  });
  const exited = new Promise<number>((r) => proc.onExit(({ exitCode }: { exitCode: number }) => r(exitCode)));
  const waitFor = (re: RegExp) =>
    new Promise<string>((resolve, reject) => {
      const timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`${c.name}: timed out waiting for ${re}\n${out.slice(cursor)}`)), 10000);
      const check = () => {
        const m = re.exec(out.slice(cursor));
        if (!m) return void waiters.push(check);
        clearTimeout(timer);
        const text = out.slice(cursor, cursor + m.index + m[0].length);
        cursor += m.index + m[0].length;
        resolve(text);
      };
      check();
    });
  const strip = (s: string) =>
    s.replace(/\x1b\[[0-9;?<>=]*[ -/]*[@-~]|\x1b\][^\x07\x1b]*(?:\x07|\x1b\\)|\x1b[()][A-Za-z0-9]|\x1b[=>]/g, "").replace(/[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c\x0e-\x1f\x7f]/g, "");
  const prompt = /T3P> /;

  await waitFor(prompt);
  proc.write(c.input(ACTION));
  await waitFor(/action-ran\r?\n[\s\S]*?T3P> /);
  proc.write(c.input(wrapCommandForCompletion(SETUP, c.wrapShell, SENTINEL)));
  const setupOut = await waitFor(new RegExp(`${SENTINEL}(\\d+)[\\s\\S]*?T3P> `));
  const setupExit = new RegExp(`${SENTINEL}(\\d+)`).exec(setupOut)![1];
  proc.write("printf 'after-%s\\n' marker\r");
  await waitFor(/after-marker\r?\n[\s\S]*?T3P> /);
  proc.write(`${c.settings}; printf '%s\\n' '---8<---'; ${c.dump}; printf 'END%s\\n' HIST\r`);
  const dump = await waitFor(/ENDHIST\r?\n/);
  proc.write("exit\r");
  await exited;

  const lines = strip(dump).split(/\r?\n/).map((l) => l.replace(/^.*\r/, ""));
  const settings = lines.find((l) => /histignorespace=|HISTCONTROL=|fish \d/.test(l) && !l.includes("echo") && !l.includes("print -r"))!;
  const mem = lines.slice(lines.findIndex((l) => l.startsWith("---8<---")) + 1, lines.findIndex((l) => l.startsWith("ENDHIST")));
  const saved = fs.existsSync(c.histFile) ? fs.readFileSync(c.histFile, "utf8") : "<no file>";
  console.log(`\n### ${c.name}\nsettings: ${settings}\nsetup exit status from sentinel: ${setupExit}\n-- in-session history --\n${mem.join("\n")}\n-- ${path.basename(c.histFile)} after exit --\n${saved.trimEnd()}`);
}

const cases: Case[] = [
  makeCase("zsh, HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, before PR", "zsh", "setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE", "old"),
  makeCase("zsh, HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, this PR", "zsh", "setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE", "new"),
  makeCase("zsh, no HIST_IGNORE_SPACE, this PR", "zsh", "", "new"),
  makeCase("bash, HISTCONTROL=ignorespace, before PR", "bash", "HISTCONTROL=ignorespace", "old"),
  makeCase("bash, HISTCONTROL=ignorespace, this PR", "bash", "HISTCONTROL=ignorespace", "new"),
  makeCase("bash, HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth, this PR", "bash", "HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth", "new"),
  makeCase("bash, HISTCONTROL unset, this PR", "bash", "unset HISTCONTROL", "new"),
  makeCase("fish, defaults, before PR", "fish", "", "old"),
  makeCase("fish, defaults, this PR", "fish", "", "new"),
];
for (const c of cases) await run(c);

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🟡 Minor · Handle PowerShell history separately. · ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:446

apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:446
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Handle PowerShell history separately.

On Windows, ProjectSetupScriptRunner can use PowerShell. projectScriptTerminalInput only adds a leading space, which does not exclude the command from PSReadLine history. The setup command can therefore remain in session history and be persisted to the history file.

Use a PowerShell-compatible history exclusion mechanism, or document this limitation. Test both session and saved history on Windows.

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Update the PowerShell command handling in ProjectSetupScriptRunner so setup
commands are excluded from both PSReadLine session history and the saved history
file; projectScriptTerminalInput’s leading-space behavior is insufficient for
PowerShell. Use a PowerShell-compatible exclusion mechanism, or explicitly
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at @apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts:
- Line 446: Update the PowerShell command handling in ProjectSetupScriptRunner
so setup commands are excluded from both PSReadLine session history and the
saved history file; projectScriptTerminalInput’s leading-space behavior is
insufficient for PowerShell. Use a PowerShell-compatible exclusion mechanism, or
explicitly document the limitation if exclusion cannot be supported.

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• apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadRouteScreen.tsx
• apps/server/src/project/ProjectSetupScriptRunner.ts
• apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx

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[juliusmarminge]

Taking over this one. I'll trim the tests to the useful coverage, rebuild the change against current main, run reviews, and verify it before pushing to this branch.

Dismissing prior approval to re-evaluate e9890c8