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Replace the MynahUI-based chat frontend (~4000 lines) with a minimal extension that embeds Toad's web UI in an iframe panel. The new extension: - Spawns 'toad acp symposium-acp-agent run --serve' as a detached process - Shows the Toad web UI in a panel tab alongside Terminal/Output/Problems - Reconnects to a surviving Toad process on window reload - Adds Opt+S Opt+S keybinding to focus the panel - Reduces extension code from ~4000 lines to ~300 lines Also updates: - CI workflows: remove mynah-ui build steps - Release workflow: remove mynah-ui build step - Setup tool: remove vendor dependency installation Co-authored-by: Claude <claude@anthropic.com>
- New crate: symposium-editor-context — ACP proxy that reads editor state (active file, selection) from a JSON file and injects into PromptRequests - New: editorState.ts — VSCode extension tracker that writes editor state to temp file with atomic writes, bridged via SYMPOSIUM_EDITOR_STATE_FILE - Proxy conditionally inserted into conductor chain (env var as capability signal) - Rewrote VSCode extension architecture docs for Toad-based design - Removed 8 obsolete docs (MynahUI message protocol, state persistence, webview lifecycle, tool authorization, testing implementation, etc.) - Updated components.md, packaging.md, mods.md, SUMMARY.md Co-authored-by: Claude <claude@anthropic.com>
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I don't think this is the right direction anymore (though toad rocks!). |
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This PR builds out a frontend based around toad:
https://github.com/batrachianai/toad
Toad has a Copy-left license but I don't think that requires symposium to adopt similar terms since we are using it as an external process and not modifying it in any way.
One downside is that, because the frontend is basically a VT-100 emulator running in a iFrame, it's not so easy to "inject" text. However, I implemented a simple proxy that will inject some context from your IDE, such as whatever you currently have selected, around the prompt.