Space the transcript by turns and bold user prompts - #24
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We probably need a config file or something, because I'm not gonna want more bold or more vertical spacing - but I'm happy for you to have it @ncoop57 ! :) |
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User prompts were hard to spot in the transcript: the ask and ai gutters share magenta, so chevron direction was the only difference.
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Prompts now print bold, and every input block (prompt, code, shell) prints with teleprint's new
padflag, which renders one blank row before the block. Every turn starts with user input, so this spaces the transcript by turns while replies, tool calls, and outputs stay dense inside their turn. The tail leads with a blank row of its own, so the gap is already on screen while you type and nothing jumps on enter.load_sessionreplays inputs the same way, so resumed sessions look like live ones.Depends on AnswerDotAI/teleprint#2 (the
padflag)