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NurCLI v0.44.0
NurCLI v0.44.0 - every piece in its own frame
Every piece of transcript output now sits in its own rounded frame, coloured from the active theme's role for that kind of piece, so a long session reads as a column of distinct, colour-coded pieces instead of one stream.
| Piece | Frame colour |
|---|---|
| Your prompt | the theme's gold spine (strongest) |
| Answer | seafoam, matching the ● bullet |
| Thought | violet |
| Tool | its family hue (read, edit, shell, web, git, ...) |
| Failed tool, error | error red |
| Turn strip | success green (warn when cancelled) |
| Notice | its tone's colour (plan, mode, todos, usage, ...) |
| Queued follow-up | warn |
/graph, /swarm, attachments |
gold |
- Works in all 41 themes with no per-theme table. Each frame keeps its role's hue and only moves its lightness to a fixed contrast against the canvas: quiet 2.1:1 for settled history, 2.5:1 for answers and work in progress, 3:1 for prompts and errors. Bright accents calm down on dark themes, pale ones firm up on paper themes, and the text inside always leads.
- Static. No shimmer or motion on the frames. The NUR banner is untouched and unframed.
- Compact. Cards stack edge to edge, and consecutive one-line finished tools share a single frame, each row's sides keeping that tool's own colour.
- Nothing moves under your mouse. Frames are drawn around the text, so chevrons, "click to peek", links, folder paths, swarm panes and drag-select keep their exact columns. Copying a selection never includes frame glyphs or an extra blank line between cards.
Fixed
- Duration chips (
took 2.3s) on light themes (Pearl, Heavenly, Off White) drew near-white text on a pale chip, about 1.3:1. They now use the palette ink that reads on the chip, checked for every theme.
Docs: TUI - Card frames.