fix(tui): /skills opens the Altimate skills browser, and its actions work - #1342
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…s work `/skills` was owned twice: the core prompt's `prompt.skills` (upstream's plain selector — Enter inserts `/<skill>`, no actions) and the Altimate plugin's `altimate.skill.list` both registered that slash name, so the autocomplete listed two `/skills` rows and Enter took the first. Users were in the plain selector, where ctrl+a is the input's line-home, and the only TUI route to "Publish to workspace" was unreachable (#1328). - The core command keeps its palette entry and loses the slash name; the Altimate browser is `/skills`. - Enter in the browser now USES the skill — inserts `/<skill> ` into the prompt, as the docs said and the core selector did. The action picker is `ctrl+a` and an "Actions" footer button. - Actions, New and Install are `DialogSelect` actions with in-dialog bindings (`ctrl+a` / `ctrl+e` / `ctrl+i`) rather than a plugin-level keymap layer the open dialog outranks; they render as Tab-reachable footer buttons, so none of them depends on a chord. New is `ctrl+e` because `ctrl+n` is every dialog's "next". The dialog actions carry their own command names so the footer labels show the chords that work there. - The plugin `DialogSelect` API gains `actions` and `bindings`, forwarded by the adapter. - `DialogSelect` computed its action list eagerly, before `selected` was declared; a function-valued `disabled` (which the browser needs to keep the synthetic Install row out of the picker) threw "Cannot access 'selected' before initialization". Evaluated lazily now. Verified under vhs on a local build: the footer reads "Actions ctrl+a · New ctrl+e · Install ctrl+i"; Down then ctrl+a opens "Actions: dbt-pr-review"; Enter on a row leaves "/dbt-pr-review " in the prompt without submitting. Six tests mount a real DialogSelect in the provider stack and press the keys (including with the global layer registered and with a function-valued `disabled`). Closes #1328 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds dialog-level footer actions and bindings to the TUI. The skills browser uses them for Actions, New, and Install. Skill selection inserts a slash command into the active prompt. Documentation and prompt command matching are updated. ChangesSkills browser actions
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Prompt
participant SkillBrowser
participant DialogSelect
Prompt->>SkillBrowser: Open skills browser
SkillBrowser->>DialogSelect: Show skills and footer actions
DialogSelect->>SkillBrowser: Trigger action or select skill
SkillBrowser->>Prompt: Insert slash command and restore focus
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The documented Ctrl+I Install shortcut can move footer focus instead of opening Install in standard terminals. The footer button remains a workaround, but the shortcut should use a distinct chord before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@packages/opencode/src/plugin/tui/altimate/skill-ops.tsx`:
- Line 830: Change the Install key binding in the skill operation bindings from
Ctrl+I to a terminal-distinguishable chord, then update the corresponding global
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Most terminals send ctrl+i as byte 0x09, which the TUI receives as Tab: the footer's own key. The documented chord could move footer focus instead of opening Install. ctrl+g is free everywhere in the TUI; the plugin's global binding and the docs table follow. Test: Tab runs nothing, ctrl+g runs Install. (bot review on #1342) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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<file name="docs/docs/configure/skills.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/docs/configure/skills.md:215">
P3: The Install binding moved to `ctrl+g` here, but `docs/docs/configure/tools/custom.md:76` still tells users to press `ctrl+i` in the TUI skill browser, and `ctrl+i` is effectively Tab (byte 0x09), same reason this line gives. Users who follow custom.md get Tab behavior instead of Install. Update the custom.md reference to `ctrl+g` to match.</violation>
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<file name="packages/tui/test/ui/dialog-select-actions.test.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/tui/test/ui/dialog-select-actions.test.tsx:65">
P3: The test's command names do not match production: the plugin's dialog actions are `altimate.skill.list.install` / `altimate.skill.list.create` / `altimate.skill.list.actions`, while `altimate.skill.install` is only the plugin's *global-layer* command name (skill-ops.tsx binds global ctrl+g → altimate.skill.install and dialog ctrl+g → altimate.skill.list.install). Using `altimate.skill.install` as the dialog action command makes the dialog and global commands identical, so this test does not reproduce the production scenario this PR fixes: two layers binding the same chord (ctrl+g) to different commands. Unlike the actions REPRO test, this new test mounts no `globalLayer`, so nothing verifies the dialog-layer Install wins over the plugin's global ctrl+g binding. Mirror the production names and mount the global ctrl+g layer.</violation>
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| | `ctrl+a` | Actions — show, edit, test, remove, or publish the selected skill to the linked workspace (the publish row appears only with `ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE=1`) | | ||
| | `ctrl+n` | New — scaffold a new skill + CLI tool | | ||
| | `ctrl+e` | New — scaffold a new skill + CLI tool (`ctrl+n` moves down the list, as in every dialog) | | ||
| | `ctrl+g` | Install a skill from a GitHub repo, URL, or local path (`ctrl+i` is Tab in most terminals, so it cannot be the chord) | |
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P3: The Install binding moved to ctrl+g here, but docs/docs/configure/tools/custom.md:76 still tells users to press ctrl+i in the TUI skill browser, and ctrl+i is effectively Tab (byte 0x09), same reason this line gives. Users who follow custom.md get Tab behavior instead of Install. Update the custom.md reference to ctrl+g to match.
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<comment>The Install binding moved to `ctrl+g` here, but `docs/docs/configure/tools/custom.md:76` still tells users to press `ctrl+i` in the TUI skill browser, and `ctrl+i` is effectively Tab (byte 0x09), same reason this line gives. Users who follow custom.md get Tab behavior instead of Install. Update the custom.md reference to `ctrl+g` to match.</comment>
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@@ -212,15 +212,15 @@ Open the skill browser by typing `/skills` in the prompt (or `<leader>k`):
| `ctrl+a` | Actions — show, edit, test, remove, or publish the selected skill to the linked workspace (the publish row appears only with `ALTIMATE_WORKSPACE=1`) |
| `ctrl+e` | New — scaffold a new skill + CLI tool (`ctrl+n` moves down the list, as in every dialog) |
-| `ctrl+i` | Install a skill from a GitHub repo, URL, or local path |
+| `ctrl+g` | Install a skill from a GitHub repo, URL, or local path (`ctrl+i` is Tab in most terminals, so it cannot be the chord) |
| Tab / Shift+Tab | Move between the **Actions · New · Install** buttons in the footer, then Enter — the same three without a chord |
| Esc | Back — returns to previous screen |
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| onTrigger: (o) => triggered.push(`actions:${o.value}`), | ||
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| { command: "altimate.skill.create", title: "New", onTrigger: () => triggered.push("create") }, | ||
| { command: "altimate.skill.install", title: "Install", onTrigger: () => triggered.push("install") }, |
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P3: The test's command names do not match production: the plugin's dialog actions are altimate.skill.list.install / altimate.skill.list.create / altimate.skill.list.actions, while altimate.skill.install is only the plugin's global-layer command name (skill-ops.tsx binds global ctrl+g → altimate.skill.install and dialog ctrl+g → altimate.skill.list.install). Using altimate.skill.install as the dialog action command makes the dialog and global commands identical, so this test does not reproduce the production scenario this PR fixes: two layers binding the same chord (ctrl+g) to different commands. Unlike the actions REPRO test, this new test mounts no globalLayer, so nothing verifies the dialog-layer Install wins over the plugin's global ctrl+g binding. Mirror the production names and mount the global ctrl+g layer.
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<comment>The test's command names do not match production: the plugin's dialog actions are `altimate.skill.list.install` / `altimate.skill.list.create` / `altimate.skill.list.actions`, while `altimate.skill.install` is only the plugin's *global-layer* command name (skill-ops.tsx binds global ctrl+g → altimate.skill.install and dialog ctrl+g → altimate.skill.list.install). Using `altimate.skill.install` as the dialog action command makes the dialog and global commands identical, so this test does not reproduce the production scenario this PR fixes: two layers binding the same chord (ctrl+g) to different commands. Unlike the actions REPRO test, this new test mounts no `globalLayer`, so nothing verifies the dialog-layer Install wins over the plugin's global ctrl+g binding. Mirror the production names and mount the global ctrl+g layer.</comment>
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@@ -62,11 +62,13 @@ async function mount(opts: { bindings?: { key: string; cmd: string }[]; globalLa
onTrigger: (o) => triggered.push(`actions:${o.value}`),
},
{ command: "altimate.skill.create", title: "New", onTrigger: () => triggered.push("create") },
+ { command: "altimate.skill.install", title: "Install", onTrigger: () => triggered.push("install") },
]}
bindings={
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Done in e705c90: the dialog actions carry the production altimate.skill.list.* names. There is no global ctrl+g layer to mount any more (removed in 995bb3b for the messages_first collision), so the two-layer scenario for Install no longer exists in production; the ctrl+a REPRO test still covers the dialog-vs-global layering.
…wser, no global ctrl+g Codex review of #1342 (gpt-5.6-sol). - `DialogSelect` refused to run any action without a highlighted row, so with a filter that matched nothing — the create-from-filter flow — ctrl+e and the New/Install footer buttons did nothing. Actions can be `standalone` (discriminated union, so every existing row-bound caller types unchanged); the plugin API and adapter carry it, and New / Install set it - The core `prompt.skills` command was still a palette row and the target of a configured `prompt_skills` keybind, both opening the plain selector. It now dispatches `altimate.skill.list` when that is registered and is hidden from the palette then, so no route lands on the selector while the browser exists - The global ctrl+g binding collided with the session route's `messages_first`; Install keeps its dialog-local chord only - `docs/configure/tools/custom.md` still said ctrl+i - Tests: standalone fires with nothing matching while the row-bound action does not; the same through the plugin API adapter (a dropped forward fails it — checked by mutation); Tab then Enter activates the focused footer button Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Codex review (gpt-5.6-sol, medium) — findings and dispositionsAddressed in 995bb3b:
Not changed: the pre-existing global ctrl+a / ctrl+n plugin bindings, which codex notes are shadowed by input-home / autocomplete-next — they predate this PR and |
…adapter gate The dialog actions are named `altimate.skill.list.*` as skill-ops declares them, and the adapter test carries a row-bound action with no `disabled` function, so the adapter's own gate is what stops it with no row (a dropped gate fails the test). (bot review) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
ctrl+p is the palette outside a dialog and never reached the action, so the previous no-row assertion was vacuous. ctrl+o instead, with a positive control that the action fires with a row; disabling the adapter gate now fails the test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Closes #1328
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Root cause was not the chord — it was which dialog
/skillsopened. Two commands registeredslashName: "skills": the core prompt'sprompt.skills(upstream's plain selector: Enter inserts/<skill>, no actions) and the Altimate plugin'saltimate.skill.list. Autocomplete listed two/skillsrows and Enter took the first, so users landed in the plain selector — which is exactly what the issue describes ("Enter inserts/<skill>", "ctrl+a does nothing"). The browser with Actions / New / Install was only reachable via<leader>k.Changes:
prompt.skillskeeps its palette entry and loses its slash name; the Altimate browser owns/skills./<skill>into the prompt viaapi.prompt.active(), as the docs say and the core selector did. The action picker isctrl+aand the Actions footer button.DialogSelectactions with in-dialog bindings (ctrl+a/ctrl+e/ctrl+i) instead of a plugin-level keymap layer that the open dialog outranks (the model dialog bindsctrl+athe same way). They render as Tab-reachable footer buttons, so the picker no longer depends on a chord. New isctrl+ebecausectrl+nis every dialog's "next". The dialog actions have their own command names so the footer labels show the chords that actually work there.DialogSelectAPI gainsactionsandbindings, forwarded by the adapter.DialogSelectevaluated its action list eagerly, beforeselectedwas declared, so a function-valueddisabled(needed to keep the synthetic Install row out of the picker) threwCannot access 'selected' before initialization. Every existing caller passed a boolean, which never touchedselected. Evaluated lazily now.ctrl+efor New, Tab for the footer buttons,/skillsopens the browser).How did you verify your code works?
Set Width 1200 / Height 800, configured home): before — after/skills,Down,Ctrl+Athe frame is the unchanged plain selector. After — the footer readsActions ctrl+a · New ctrl+e · Install ctrl+i, andDown+Ctrl+AopensActions: dbt-pr-review(Show details / Test for a built-in).Enteron a row leaves/dbt-pr-reviewin the prompt at 0.7 s, 1.5 s and 3 s — no auto-submit.packages/tui/test/ui/dialog-select-actions.test.tsx: mounts a realDialogSelectin the provider stack and presses keys —ctrl+afires the action for the highlighted row; follows the highlight afterDown;ctrl+efires the second action; no binding → nothing fires; the same with the plugin's global layer registering the same command name; the footer renders the buttons with their chords; and the function-valueddisabledcase that crashed before the lazy fix.packages/tui:test/ui,test/keymap,test/plugin,test/cli/tui— 84 pass.packages/opencode:test/altimate/plugin,test/cli/skill,test/cli/help— 91 pass. Typecheck clean in plugin/tui/opencode; upstream marker guard clean.Screenshots / recordings
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/skillsopen the Altimate skills browser instead of the plain core selector, so Actions, New, and Install work while the dialog is open./skillshad two registrations (coreprompt.skillsand the Altimate browser), and Enter took the first, landing users in the action-less selector; the browser now owns the slash name./<skill>into the prompt; the action picker isctrl+a.ctrl+a,ctrl+e,ctrl+g), rendered as Tab-reachable footer buttons — the picker no longer depends on a chord the open dialog overrides. New and Install are standalone, firing even when no row matches the filter.ctrl+g(notctrl+i, which is Tab for most terminals) and stays dialog-local to avoid the session route'smessages_first.prompt.skillsnow hands off to the browser when it's registered and hides itself from the palette then.DialogSelectAPI gainsactionsandbindings, forwarded by the adapter.DialogSelectevaluated its action list beforeselectedwas declared, throwing on function-valueddisabledoptions.Written for commit b443ef5. Summary will update on new commits.
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/skillscommand and skills browser autocomplete.