omagma 0.2.10

Omagma 0.2.10

Create and reschedule meetings from the terminal, combine your calendars, and
find the event you need in a busy week.

• Create, edit and move meetings in the TUI. Press n for a new event or
  e to edit a normal organizer-owned event, including a selected recurring
  occurrence. Choose the account and writable calendar explicitly, then review
  before confirming. Rescheduling preserves the event's identity, existing
  guests, responses and conference. Concurrent changes require a fresh review.
  Use Google Calendar for whole recurring series and attendee copies.

• All-day events and clear local times. Enter an all-day event's last
  included date; Omagma handles Google's exclusive end date. Timed events use
  an explicit time zone. Repeated daylight-saving times offer a first/second
  occurrence choice; skipped times must be corrected.

• Invite guests and add a meeting link. Generate Google Meet details on
  supported calendars, or paste an existing HTTPS meeting link. Review the
  guests and notification choice before saving; adding guests sends invitations
  and notifies all participants after confirmation. Existing HTML notes and
  guest responses stay intact.

• Choose guests from Contacts. The guest picker uses the destination
  account's address book and lets you choose each email address. Adding a guest
  preserves existing entries and avoids duplicates. Manual email entry remains
  available without Contacts permission.

• Remember the calendars you want to see. Combine sources from one or all
  configured accounts, including read-only subscriptions such as holidays.
  Checkbox visibility and theme colours persist across restarts, with source
  letters and account labels available without colour. Mark one exact source
  as Priority to help order events in Week.

• Find events in a crowded week. Taller views show up to four distinct
  titles per hour. Week reclaims unused indicator rows to show all 24 hours
  when they fit. Click +N to list that exact hour's events, or press Space
  for Show all across the selected event's visible hour rows. Choose using
  full dates, time zones, calendar and account names. All-day events have their
  own chooser. Revealing a long event keeps that choice in one hour, leaving new
  starts visible in other hours.

• Recover an uncertain save after restarting. Saved reviews let you check
  whether Calendar accepted a request without sending invitations again.
  Retrying the identical request or archiving its uncertainty each requires
  separate confirmation. The native CLI exposes the same review, apply and
  recovery workflow.

• Open Calendar in the owning account's browser profile. O opens Google
  Calendar and b opens the selected event in that account's configured Chrome
  profile. o continues to join the meeting directly.

• Smoother Mail navigation and formatting. Sidebar keyboard, mouse and
  scrolling now follow the same Contacts, Calendar, Follow-ups and Labels order;
  Tab/Shift+Tab retain the chosen destination. Formatted previews preserve
  inline-code whitespace styling and keep link-edge gaps undecorated.

Calendar remains optional per account. Existing calendar-write-owned or
calendar-write-shared grants cover the editor and generated Meet links; no
additional Meet scope is needed. Reading other subscribed calendars may require
calendar-read. See Calendar permissions
and the event guide.

Use one Omagma version per private store: 0.2.9 cannot read the new event journal
or customized Calendar visibility/colour preferences. Existing 0.2.9 invitation
and RSVP reviews remain supported when upgrading.

The experimental native TUI and CLI run on Linux and macOS, retaining Mail,
meeting reminders, Follow-ups and optional encrypted-vault storage. The bar
remains read-only. The browser tech demo remains available; Calendar and vault
parity in the browser are deferred.

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omagma 0.2.9

Omagma 0.2.9

Calendar in the terminal, optional encrypted storage, and smoother everyday mail
workflows.

• Your calendars inside the TUI. Browse agenda, day and week views, choose
  calendars and accounts, find events and jump to a date. Event cards show local
  times, duration, source time zones and all-day dates. Calendar integration is
  optional and requires additional per-account Google permissions; follow
  Calendar setup.

• Join meetings in the right browser profile. Press o from a selected
  calendar event or its detail card to open the meeting in that account's
  configured Chrome profile. Events and Mail invitation cards with usable
  meeting links carry the same video-camera marker, .

• Meeting reminders while you work. With the TUI open, a reminder appears
  ten minutes before a calendar event, even while reading Mail. It counts down
  to the start, then shows time remaining until the meeting ends. Dismiss it or
  join an online meeting in the right browser profile. Click Dismiss, or use
  M (Shift+m, Meeting actions), then Ctrl+D; plain typing cannot dismiss it. Reminders wait while you
  compose or use your editor and update when you return.

• Save invitations to Calendar. Review an invitation's Add, Update or Cancel
  action from Mail. Accepting or tentatively accepting a supported invitation
  also saves it to Calendar when the account has the necessary permission.
  Mail and Calendar outcomes are shown separately; checking an uncertain result
  does not send another RSVP. Unsupported recurrence and unresolved time zones
  remain explicit instead of producing a guessed event.

• Optional encryption for retained mail and credentials. A password or
  recovery key unlocks an encrypted native vault containing cached mail, drafts,
  attachments, settings and account credentials. An unlocked background process
  serves the native TUI and agent CLI, including over SSH. Migration is explicit
  and keeps the original source files for you to retire after verification.
  See encrypted vault setup.

• Reliable files from Sent and conversations. Saving and opening an
  attachment uses its owning message and the provider's current attachment ID.
  Reply, Reply all and Forward stream attachment and preserved-format payloads
  to avoid unnecessary full-message copies and memory failures.

• A more responsive reader. Prepared message and search data are reused;
  large conversations load progressively. Compact density and adaptive headers
  leave more room for mail, and the reader remembers your Plain or Formatted
  choice for each message.

• Better Unicode search. Local cache searches share prepared Unicode
  matching data across messages, supporting case and normalization differences
  without rebuilding the search for every row.

• Follow up on a message later. Set a local reminder with a date preset or
  custom date, browse due follow-ups, change the date or mark one Done.
  Reminders remain available offline and after restarting Omagma.

• Continue a draft in Gmail. Explicitly hand off a draft while preserving
  your local copy. Omagma pauses local editing and sending while you continue
  in Gmail. Check its status or download supported content into a new local
  Plain draft, keeping both originals and reviewing the Gmail copy before
  sending locally. Uploading requires the account's draft permission.

• Less repeated account setup during use. Native sessions reuse verified
  access tokens, and your explicit mail actions take priority over the same
  client's background refresh.

The experimental native TUI and CLI support these workflows on Linux and macOS. The bar keeps
its existing mail scope. The optional browser tech demo remains available, but
Calendar and encrypted-vault parity in the browser are later work.

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omagma 0.2.8

Omagma 0.2.8

Copying mail, sending conveniences, easier agent setup, and a browser tech demo:

• Copy received mail into another app or agent chat. Drag across the reader
  to select text, then press y or choose Copy. V opens a movable
  text cursor; reach your starting point, press V or Space, then extend and
  copy. Further V presses switch character/line selection, with explicit
  MOVE/CHAR/LINE indicators. Space unmarks for another starting point.
  Copying leaves out pane borders, padding and controls. :copy-message
  copies the whole focused message; e opens a private temporary
  text copy in your editor. Editor changes never alter received mail, and the
  snapshot is removed when you return. Clipboard writes use OSC 52, including
  over SSH when your terminal permits them.

• Send now during the countdown. After reviewing a message, press Ctrl+S
  or choose Send now to submit it immediately. Undo remains available on
  Ctrl+Z or Escape before submission. Tab/Shift+Tab moves between the buttons;
  Enter activates the focused action, with Undo initially selected. Both
  buttons are clickable and fit narrow terminals. The next message still gets
  the default ten-second delay. CLI callers can use queue.send-now or
  omagma queue send-now for the same reviewed queue entry. Repeated actions
  and uncertain outcomes retain the existing protections against duplicate
  sends.

• Interactive or Agent-enabled Mac setup. Onboarding asks which setup you
  want. Interactive uses the native Keychain; Agent-enabled uses private
  credential files, so agent subprocesses and SSH can use the same TUI and CLI
  without an interactive Keychain session. Existing credentials can be copied
  and verified with omagma credentials migrate without another Google sign-in.
  Storage selection changes only after verification, with account and grant
  identities preserved. Private files use owner-only directories and file
  permissions; the agent still needs access to Omagma's files and network.
  The bundled skill and guides also show the correct Homebrew skill location,
  stable Codex/Claude registration links, first-launch configuration and
  Keychain/SSH guidance for users choosing Interactive setup.

• CLI help that reveals details as needed. omagma --help gives a short
  overview; omagma cli --help shows JSONL account discovery and request/reply
  examples and the actual JSONL command catalogue. Use
  omagma cli --help mail.read for every public field and referenced object;
  --schema supplies machine-readable request schemas, and
  omagma cli --help-all includes the full offline reference. Documentation is
  optional for command discovery.
  Ordinary commands also have scoped help, shell examples, shared advanced
  options and bare Draft/Contact file schemas. Credential, bar and background
  commands explain their own defaults. Help works before file/stdin reads;
  usage errors point to the relevant operation.

• Omagma comes full circle: a browser tech demo. omagma server serves
  the same Zig TUI compiled to WebAssembly. Connect configured Gmail accounts,
  read mail, compose replies or forwards with preserved original formatting,
  and see the live preview. Browser drafts survive a reload; reviewed label
  changes and undo are supported. This optional demonstration is not meant
  for everyday use and does not replace the native TUI or agent CLI.
  Browser instructions and limits describe the available
  workflows and local credential handoff.

• More reliable everyday mail handling. Shared header and Unicode
  handling improves compatibility in native and browser views. A malformed
  contact is isolated so healthy contacts remain usable, and incomplete
  contact data cannot silently overwrite fields. Runtime memory reservations
  and bounded decoding keep large or unusual messages from consuming an
  unbounded amount of memory. Full-cache refreshes stay within the existing
  heap cap; mail and conversation responses avoid duplicate full-body
  allocations in native and browser reads. Lowering cache limits safely trims
  older mail while protecting
  drafts and send receipts. The reader updates automatically when a previously
  unavailable body is recovered, preserving scroll and conversation focus.
  Classic terminals also recognize Ctrl+Space
  for recipient completion in the composer.

These changes require no new Google permissions. The bar remains Linux-only
and read-only; the TUI and CLI run on Linux and macOS. Follow the
update guide for your installation, or open :updates in the
TUI to check for a release and see its upgrade instructions.

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omagma 0.2.7

Omagma 0.2.7

Original formatting, friendly meetings and a smoother daily workflow for the
experimental TUI and CLI:

• Keep formatting in replies and forwards. Write your own Markdown or
  plain-text note above the original HTML, retaining its layout, tables,
  styling and embedded images. The note keeps Omagma's branded design; the
  original stays read-only through editing, previews and draft recovery.
  Text quotes remain available, and forwarding also offers an original .eml
  attachment. A private browser preview shows the outgoing HTML with its
  styles and verified inline images. CLI replies and forwards support
  --preserve-formatting. The chooser checks embedded resources before
  downloading them: if keeping the original exceeds its supported limit,
  it explains why and offers Text quote instead of an unavailable action.
• Better compatibility with imperfect email HTML. Preserve original
  document mode, attributes, styles and trailing content without rebuilding
  its markup. A 39-case synthetic Chromium comparison covers recoverable
  source patterns and explicit refusals when no safe insertion point exists.
• Styled calendar invitation cards. A tinted card with an orange edge,
  calendar icon and clear response cue sits below message labels, separated
  by a blank line when space permits. It pins to the top as you scroll a long
  email and adapts to short panes and monochrome terminals. Click it or press
  I to review; the Accept/Tentative/Decline/Cancel controls support Tab/Enter
  and initially focus Cancel. Friendly local times, duration, location and
  response details replace raw scheduling fields; o in this review joins
  the online meeting explicitly. Conflicting calendar attachments no longer
  hide the email; response controls require one unambiguous invitation.
• A separate label manager in both interfaces. Click the sidebar's LABELS
  heading or use :labels to create, rename, delete or open an account's
  custom labels. The CLI shares collection management. The message assignment
  picker hides system labels and shows checked, mixed or absent membership.
  Stage several changes, keep them while filtering, then Apply once or Cancel.
  Custom labels also have a color picker with readable text. Saving a reviewed
  color interrupts background reads; if another write is active, the picker
  keeps your choice for retry. Deleting a label keeps the mail; return to Inbox
  to leave a label's message view.
• Searchable actions and Help. Ctrl+P in the mailbox opens a contextual
  action palette; :actions discovers commands in other supported views.
  Search shortcuts, descriptions and section names in Help with
  /, with live highlighting and n/N navigation. Escape clears the search
  before leaving Help. Contextual hints now expose more editor, file, preview,
  label and theme actions, including in narrow dialogs.
• Find and reuse searches. Find displayed message text with :find and
  n/N, with a persistent match counter. Jump to the next or previous unread
  cached mail without marking it read. Cache search adds filename, date and
  important-state predicates; bounded history and named searches preserve
  account and Cache/Gmail scope across restart.
• Compose and reply with names and native undo. Recipient suggestions,
  contact choices and replies retain Name <address> in To/Cc/Bcc.
  Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y restores text and
  caret positions, with paste and editor return grouped into single steps;
  an explicit verified From chooser replaces blind cycling.
  Send review warns when the authored note promises a missing attachment.
• Files together, including larger ones. Select several files across
  folders and attach the complete set. Save All/selected preserves existing
  files with fresh names, stops on a failure and reports what was saved for
  explicit retry. Immutable account
  storage and bounded streaming support receiving and saving attachments up
  to 50 MiB. Sending retains a 25 MiB combined decoded attachment limit and
  a 35 MiB MIME-message limit; cache disk quotas still apply.
• A moment to change your mind. Confirming send starts a cancellable
  ten-second countdown; Undo returns to the retained draft before submission.
  :send-grace 0..30 changes the period. Interrupted queued sends stay paused
  after restart, with explicit Resume/Cancel for the matching draft and account.
  The CLI shares queue controls and delayed-send support.
• Clear message or conversation scope. Resolve complete conversation IDs
  before reviewed actions and show the account, subject and count. Stable
  triage position, focused-message toggles and selective undo keep unrelated
  state intact; delayed results cannot retarget a different selection.
• More complete daily workflows. Contacts preserve their supported
  addresses and provider metadata; choose an address or prefill a contact from
  the sender. Local draft discard starts on safe Cancel. Spam/Not spam and
  shared CLI operations complete the mailbox workflow.
• Keyboard controls throughout dialogs. Tab/Shift+Tab and Enter reach
  label actions, links, attachment Save/Save & open, contact Save/Cancel,
  sender aliases, and send/Trash/invitation reviews. Reviews start on Back or
  Cancel; submitting requires deliberately choosing the action.
• Theme picker with live preview. Preview and save the orange Omagma
  theme or Follow Omarchy. Cancel restores the saved palette; Follow Omarchy
  adopts desktop theme changes automatically and falls back to Omagma when
  no palette is available.
• Clearer message status. Unread subjects are bold with a dot; read
  subjects use normal weight. Stars remain visible independently of bulk
  selection, known attachments show a paperclip beside the subject, and reader
  headers display readable message label names.
• Gmail metadata and body compatibility. Star/unstar, read/unread and archive stay
  usable when account labels have missing or legacy color metadata. Label reads
  retain valid RGB pairs and ignore malformed optional colors; messages with
  no labels also work when Gmail omits the empty label list. Outgoing color
  choices and mutation confirmations remain strictly validated. UTF-8 inline
  text also handles Gmail's base64 byte-order-mark size discrepancy, so the
  message and its attachments remain accessible. Large unloaded inline photos
  keep the email readable with image placeholders and downloadable files.
  Older cached size refusals
  and other decoding failures are retried once after the decoder update;
  repeated failures keep their diagnostics. ISO-8859-15 mail decodes correctly,
  and malformed encoded subjects, display names and filenames retain readable
  literal text instead of hiding the mail or aborting its mailbox page.
• Smoother navigation and rendering. Ctrl+U/D scroll half a visible
  mail-list page; PageUp/PageDown scroll a full page. Invisible padding and
  stale display artifacts are corrected, and link underlines stay off
  surrounding spaces and punctuation.
• Launch the TUI from the desktop. The bar's Open TUI button opens its
  selected account in a centered floating terminal. Setup includes the app
  launcher entry, an optional Omarchy Super+Shift+E email shortcut, and a
  generic launcher for other Linux desktops.
• Missing-recipient checks. Trying to review a send without recipients
  returns focus to To and keeps the draft editable, without creating an
  uncertain submission.
• Upgrade notices with the right instructions. A daily background check
  shows a keyboard-accessible Upgrade available card on the main mailbox
  screen. Dismiss remembers a release; How to update identifies the running
  installation and offers commands, release notes and an agent handoff.
  Omarchy Git plugins, release bundles, Homebrew and manual installations get
  their own procedures. The saved interval survives restart, automatic checks
  can be disabled, and the CLI shares status/check/guide/dismiss controls.
  Public release checks need no Google authorization.

Markdown mail, multiple attachments, native file browsing, live cache updates,
per-account new-mail cards and the existing mail/contact workflows remain
available. The TUI and CLI are experimental on Linux and macOS; the Omarchy
bar remains Linux-only and read-only. This release adds no new Google permission
requirement. Existing account grants and separate bar/terminal registrations
retain their roles. New measurements are not implied by this version bump;
published memory observations retain their original versions and workloads.

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omagma 0.2.6

Omagma 0.2.6

Bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements for the experimental TUI and agent CLI:

• Markdown mail. Compose, reply, reply-all and forward with a live outgoing
  preview; send rendered HTML plus a plain-text alternative. Lists, tables,
  links, inline code and highlighted Python/Zig code fences are supported.
  The small footer puts the logo first, an orange underlined omagma link
  next to grey “Sent with”, and 🌋 last. Existing drafts retain their format;
  Ctrl+T changes interpretation without rewriting source.
• Native attachment picker. Browse local files, show hidden entries and
  reach controls with Tab/Shift+Tab and Enter. Ctrl+F completes filenames
  case-insensitively while preserving their real spelling. Compose supports
  multiple files; received attachments can be saved or explicitly saved/opened.
  Sizes use readable B/kB/MB units, and existing quota/overwrite protections stay.
• Reliable forwarding. Cached Gmail attachment references may change.
  Download the selected reference directly, safely resolve an expired reference
  and normalize padded binary data; preserve files and refuse ambiguous matches.
• Write above the quote. New reply and forward bodies start at the top.
  Ctrl+G jumps to the beginning of the body. The native cursor no longer inserts
  a visual blank cell or reflows text while moving.
• Invitation replies and cleaner text. Recognize valid iCalendar requests
  in named .ics files and common MIME types, including Teams/Outlook mail;
  review Accept, Tentative or Decline before sending an RSVP. Improve encoded
  header/entity and legacy-character decoding for readable text and umlauts.
• Clearer controls and errors. Use Ctrl consistently for modified shortcuts,
  leaving Ctrl+B to terminal multiplexers. Forward appears in mailbox/reader
  hints; o opens mail in the configured Gmail profile. Error codes appear in
  status and at the top of Help. Unknown commands/options suggest --help,
  and omagma version works alongside --version.

Live cache updates, auto-hiding per-account new-mail cards, gg across the cache,
shortened coloured links, HTML-only reading and local dates remain available,
along with $EDITOR, cached-correspondent completion, sender identities,
contacts, existing labels, bulk actions/undo and saved working context.

The TUI and CLI remain experimental on Linux and macOS. The Omarchy bar stays
Linux-only and read-only. Existing configuration, Chrome profiles, keyring tokens
and the separate read-only/terminal OAuth registrations retain their roles.
This release adds no new Google permission requirement: sending, contact writes
and mailbox changes still use the explicitly requested account capabilities.

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omagma 0.2.5

Omagma 0.2.5

Three improvements make the experimental TUI easier to leave open and return to:

• Live cached mail updates. The TUI adopts mail written by the background
  refresh or another Omagma client without Ctrl+R. New rows appear while your
  selected message and reader position stay in place. A compact New mail
  card accumulates arrivals separately for each account and clears on your next
  interaction. It stays out of composing, contacts, search and expanded reading.
• gg across the cache. Jump to the first message in the entire cached
  mailbox or result set, even from a later window, with either the list or reader
  focused. Expanded reading keeps gg as scroll-to-top for the current body.
• Cleaner mail rendering. HTML-only mail handles malformed marketing
  markup, hidden styles and Office layout debris more cleanly. Links are cyan
  and underlined in HTML and plaintext; long visible URLs show a compact
  host/path while L keeps the complete destination. Images show a caption or
  [Image], with decorative empty-alt images omitted. No remote resources load.
  Genuine plaintext alternatives and literal technical angle brackets remain
  intact; stored bodies and CLI output are unchanged by these display rules.

The full feature set remains available: the read-only three-account Omarchy bar;
cache-first terminal reading and continuous mail-window navigation; formatted
HTML-only messages and folded threads; local drafts, compose, reply/reply-all
and forwarding; $EDITOR, multiple attachments and explicit send review;
cached-correspondent completion, contacts and sender identities/signatures;
bulk actions with undo, existing-label views, invitation replies, local dates
and saved working context. The agent CLI provides one-shot commands and bounded
account-scoped JSONL operations, with cache-only and explicit server search.

The TUI and CLI remain experimental on Linux and macOS. The Omarchy bar is
Linux-only. Existing account configuration and Google OAuth registrations keep
their roles: the bar remains read-only, broader terminal permissions use the
requested per-account grant, and sending or mailbox/contact changes require
an explicit action. This release adds no new Google permission requirement.

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omagma 0.2.4

Linux x86_64/arm64 static musl backends and complete Omarchy plugin bundles, plus native macOS Apple Silicon/Intel CLI and TUI bundles. The Omarchy bar is Linux-only; macOS binaries use system libraries and frameworks.

Includes the account-separated bar and experimental Vim-oriented terminal mail client (omagma tui) and bounded JSONL agent CLI (omagma cli). Compose/reply, contacts, attachments and invitation replies are fixture-qualified. Users authorize their own requested terminal permissions; sends and mailbox/contact changes require an explicit action. Dedicated test mailboxes belong to developer live-write qualification, not ordinary setup. No tmux is required.

HTML-only mail has a native theme-colored text view with headings, emphasis, lists, quotes and readable tables. Plain-text alternatives take precedence; remote resources never load. Click accounts, mailboxes, messages and contacts, use the wheel, or disable tracking with --no-mouse.

This version includes forwarding and multiple files, cached correspondent completion, sender identities/signatures, draft recovery, bulk actions with undo, existing-label views, folded threads, link/file pickers, continuous cached-mail scrolling, local timezone display and saved working context. New compose shows its own draft preview; replies preserve their original context.

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omagma 0.2.3

Complete Quickshell plugin bundles and stripped, static musl backends for Linux x86_64 and arm64.

Includes the account-separated bar and experimental Vim-oriented terminal mail client (omagma tui) and bounded JSONL agent CLI (omagma cli). Compose/reply, contacts, attachments and invitation replies are fixture-qualified; live writes require separate terminal authorization and a dedicated test mailbox. No tmux is required.

HTML-only mail has a native theme-colored text view with headings, emphasis, lists, quotes and readable tables. Plain-text alternatives take precedence; remote resources never load. Click accounts, mailboxes, messages and contacts, use the wheel, or disable tracking with --no-mouse.

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omagma 0.2.2

Complete Quickshell plugin bundles and stripped, static musl backends for Linux x86_64 and arm64.

Includes the account-separated bar and experimental Vim-oriented terminal mail client (omagma tui) and bounded JSONL agent CLI (omagma cli). Compose/reply, contacts, attachments and invitation replies are fixture-qualified; live writes require separate terminal authorization and a dedicated test mailbox. No tmux is required.

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omagma 0.2.1

Complete Quickshell plugin bundles and stripped, static musl backends for Linux x86_64 and arm64.

Includes the account-separated bar, Vim-oriented terminal mail client (omagma tui) and bounded JSONL agent CLI (omagma cli). Compose/reply, contacts, attachments and invitation replies are fixture-qualified; live writes require separate terminal authorization and a dedicated test mailbox. No tmux is required.

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