Omar Sobh
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MVP of the repo-detail sub-view. Click any file/dir/run/repo node
in Live and the viz culls to just that node's subtree — you're
now watching agents crawl the repo instead of the whole workspace.
Esc (or the pill button that appears) exits.
Backend
- routes/world.rs: file-op tool events now emit a `file:<path>`
world.touch IN ADDITION to the existing `tool:<name>` touch.
The path is pulled from the tool input's path / target / file
/ filename / url keys (same lookup summarize_input uses, but we
keep the full string so the client can build a real hierarchy).
Non-file tools are unchanged — they still hit tool:<name> nodes
as before.
Engine
- onTouch synthesizes a directory hierarchy when the id starts
with `file:`. Each intermediate path segment gets a `dir:<acc>`
node (label = the segment), parented at the previous dir; the
file itself parents at the innermost dir. Ensures the layout
spring-simulates as a tree naturally, no separate render mode
needed.
- New pawn fireColor for file: touches: coral #ff8a7a. Reads as
"file work" vs #5ec8d8 (tool convergence) vs #5fd08a (run
activity).
WorldCanvas
- Render pass now takes a `visibleNodes: Set<string> | null`.
When the selected id starts with file: / dir: / run: / repo:,
we BFS descendants via parentId and hide every non-descendant
node. Node meshes, glow sprites, hierarchy edges, and labels
all gate on the set. Pawns stay visible (agents still dart to
the focused files).
- ESC handler on window: clears the selection by calling
onSelect("") when a repo-focus id is set.
- Small "REPO FOCUS · <path>" pill lands at top-center with an
Esc button so the exit is discoverable at a glance without
learning the shortcut.
- Dashboard.onWorldSelect now treats empty string as "clear
focus" (setWorldSel(null)) so the same callback handles ESC.
Not yet: the always-on repo:<topic_id> node emitted at run
start when a research topic has a repo bound. Today the focus
works off run:<id> nodes; a repo:<id> anchor would let users
click without waiting for a first file touch. Also skipped:
per-file heat map / call-count visualization tied to touch
weight over time. Both are natural follow-ups on this bones.