## Why
Adding blank lines only after multiline items gives lists uneven spacing. Completed lists in redrawable transcript views can use consistent spacing based on their rendered width.
## What changed
- Keep assistant and plan lists compact while streaming in the fullscreen transcript, without holding back completed list rows.
- On completion or interruption, separate all sibling items if any item spans multiple rows; keep single-line lists compact and recompute spacing on resize.
- Preserve the reader's displayed content when consolidating streamed cells, and include spacing policy in the Markdown render cache key.
- Retain existing list spacing for native terminal scrollback.
## Testing
Add regression and snapshot coverage for streaming completion and interruption, width-dependent reflow, reader position, nested and quoted lists, item paragraphs, and preservation of links and source metadata.
GitOrigin-RevId: b2230aaf76ae798ebb6bf15563f8b8dcb6f3d19d
## What changed
- Render completed `mermaid` fences with `codex-mermaid`, using syntax-theme colors for nodes and edges.
- Keep source visible for unclosed, invalid, unsupported, or oversized diagrams, and preserve the original Mermaid for copying and raw mode.
- Keep streamed diagrams mutable until the next top-level block so closing fences and terminal resizing can update their display. Preserve scrollback progress across width and render-mode changes.
## Testing
Add renderer and streaming tests covering supported diagram families, nested fences, Unicode, theme colors, source fallbacks, resizing, raw-mode transitions, and original-source preservation. Verify that node connection ports retain node styling in all four flowchart directions.
GitOrigin-RevId: 9a759248110e6730d629d653061ff7e2ec5dc2c0
## Why
The TUI renders supported inline math as Unicode but leaves display equations to ordinary Markdown rendering. Display fractions need spatial layout, and streamed equations must remain mutable while their closing delimiter is pending.
## What changed
- Render supported standalone `$$...$$` and `\[...\]` equations as Unicode, with stacked fractions and aligned baselines.
- Fall back to source for unsupported expressions, nested fractions, and spatial layouts that exceed the available width or occur inside lists or block quotes.
- Preview unfinished display math as wrapped source and hold it out of scrollback within the conversion budget, then render it when closed.
- Preserve display delimiter boundaries across incremental rendering and bound lookahead for rejected openers so shell `echo $$` does not retain the entire response.
## Testing
Add snapshots and regression tests for display layouts, narrow widths, literal fallback, streaming closure, resize reflow, raw source preservation, shell dollars, and bounded incremental rendering.
GitOrigin-RevId: ab54675f2e27a243f5d7165c76d9d7355f9fabd1
## What changed
Convert supported expressions inside `$...$` and `\(...\)` to readable Unicode in regular and streaming Markdown. For example, `$\alpha^2 + \beta_{10}$` renders as `α² + β₁₀`. Support a bounded TeX subset including symbols, superscripts, subscripts, square roots, and parenthesized fractions, with verbatim fallback for unsupported expressions.
Exclude code, links, HTML, and display equations from conversion, and avoid interpreting common currency and shell syntax as math. Preserve file citation paths and keep streaming cache boundaries outside display equations.
## Testing
Add snapshots for inline rendering and narrow wrapping, plus regression tests for unsupported input, parser limits, Markdown contexts, file citations, and streaming display boundaries across chunks and widths.
GitOrigin-RevId: 828bf7b48345b05bc6c2fb5cb2798412c3b71dbe
## What changed
- Convert `codex-file-citation` directives in assistant Markdown into local-file links while preserving paths with Markdown-significant characters, Unicode, Windows separators, and location suffixes.
- Apply citation rendering consistently to streaming output, finalized messages and plans, and resume-picker transcript previews.
- Keep directives literal in code, HTML, existing links, reference definitions, escaped text, and generic Markdown rendering.
- Bound repeated parsing work for malformed directive candidates without limiting valid citations.
## Testing
- Add coverage for citation parsing and rendering across finalized, streaming, and resume-preview output, including malformed input and path edge cases.
GitOrigin-RevId: 5a0bfb3fc7ac21b7e8846fd170a349fb2d2d5e85
## What changed
- Render web-link labels in cyan with an underline and hide the repeated destination in recognized terminals with hyperlink support.
- Keep destinations visible for unknown terminals, multiplexers, non-terminal output, and empty labels so the URL remains usable.
- Preserve OSC 8 link targets through prose and table wrapping, streaming updates, transcript clipping, and pager scrolling.
## Testing
- Add coverage for terminal detection, label formatting and fallbacks, wrapped tables and prose, streaming parity, history output, and scrolled transcript rendering.
GitOrigin-RevId: 4a09e41e349ba299022a9c00f0c25892d9aaefe3
## Why
Streaming TUI responses repeatedly rendered the entire accumulated Markdown source for each committed delta, including blocks whose output could no longer change.
## What changed
- Retain rendered output for completed top-level Markdown blocks and rerender only the final mutable block as new source arrives.
- Track block boundaries during the existing Markdown parser pass and map them through table-fence normalization.
- Preserve canonical full rendering when source-wide state may affect earlier output, including reference link definitions and inline visualizations, and when the width or render mode changes.
- Append raw-mode lines directly while preserving blank lines.
## Testing
Added coverage that compares incremental output with full rendering across paragraphs, headings, lists, block quotes, code fences, tables, HTML blocks, links, visualizations, render-mode changes, and normalized table fences.
GitOrigin-RevId: 748171c4ed58923329b59c48ea3c2afa4819ec88
Felipe Coury