refactor: cleanup pass + internal/tui strict eviction seam#49
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callers in production, tests, or bench code. The deadcode tool flagged 37
functions; 27 of those are test helpers (testutil, benchfixture), same-package
test-only exports (CacheTTL, IsAuthErr, SortedCapabilityKeys), or intentional
stubs (GhAppProviderStub) — all live and kept.
Deletions:
- internal/agent/worktrees.go: DeleteWorktree (wrapper around live DeleteWorktreeWithRegistry)
- internal/alias/resolve.go: Resolve, RemoveForTarget
- internal/git/bare.go: RenameBranch
- internal/git/git.go: Clone, ParseOwnerRepo
- internal/git/worktree.go: WorktreeAddExisting (already marked DEPRECATED), WorktreeMove
- internal/clipboard/clipboard.go: Read, Detect (package-level convenience wrappers; production
consumers use DefaultReader.Read directly)
clipboard_test.go rewritten to exercise DefaultReader.Read and detect()
directly, matching the actual production usage pattern.
Net: -121 LOC. Build, race tests, and golangci-lint all clean.
Tooling: AST-aware Go program at /tmp/stripcomments/main.go (go/parser + go/format) walks internal/ and cmd/, drops all CommentGroups except those matching preserve prefixes: //go:build, // +build, //go:generate, // Package, // DECISION:, // TODO:, // FIXME:, // HACK:, // NOTE:. Test files (_test.go) untouched. Outcome: 134 of 140 production files modified. Build, race tests, golangci-lint all green. Trade-off acknowledged: this strips ~10-30 legitimately load-bearing WHY-comments per file (e.g. SetBranchUpstream's 13-line explanation of why config keys are written directly instead of via --set-upstream-to, which works around a narrow timing window after CloneBare/SetFetchRefspec). Per the operator's stated stance (no comments in main code), these are removed. They remain recoverable via git history and can be reinstated as // DECISION: blocks in a follow-up commit if a specific surprise lands in code review or future maintenance. Net: -3,322 LOC across 134 files. Total Go LOC: 31,360 -> 27,847.
New package internal/tui consolidates the four TUI codebases (agent, add,
cli modal flows, branchprompt) onto shared primitives. This commit ships
the primitives only; consumer migrations land in follow-up commits.
Files:
- tui.go type aliases (Msg, Cmd, Model, Style) — the eviction seam:
consumers import these instead of bubbletea/lipgloss, so
future bubbletea eviction redefines the aliases without
touching consumer code
- palette.go Palette struct + Amber (agent's warm) + Cyan (add's cool)
instances replacing the per-package styles.go duplicates
- list.go FilterableList: cursor, scroll, type-to-filter
- form.go ModalForm: fields, validators, focus, submit/cancel msgs
- dialog.go ConfirmDialog: y/n with ConfirmedMsg/CancelledMsg
- state.go Steppable interface + Stepper for multi-step flows
Total: 614 LOC including tests. Each primitive has its own _test.go
exercising the public API (cursor movement, filter mode, form submit
with validation, esc-cancels, dialog yes/no, stepper advance on done).
Build, race tests, golangci-lint all green.
Note on scope (per atom 2): primitives were extracted from patterns the
explore agent identified across all 4 TUI codebases. They are minimal —
no features added pre-emptively. If consumer migrations reveal gaps,
extend in the migration commits.
Previous commit used type aliases (Msg = tea.Msg, Style = lipgloss.Style). Aliases allow consumers to still import bubbletea/lipgloss directly — the seam is structurally permeable. This commit replaces aliases with own types so that grep for bubbletea/lipgloss outside internal/tui becomes a regression signal. Type model: - Msg, Cmd, Model — own interfaces; bubbletea is invisible to consumers - Style — value-type wrapper around lipgloss.Style with explicit Render, Bold, Foreground, Padding, Border, etc. methods - Color, Border, Position — own types replacing lipgloss.Color, .Border, .Position - KeyMsg, KeyType (KeyEnter, KeyEsc, KeyTab, ...) — own enum-based key events; runtime adapter translates tea.KeyMsg in - WindowSizeMsg — own type - QuitMsg + Quit() — own quit signal; adapter translates to tea.Quit Runtime adapter (runtime.go): - NewProgram(Model, ...ProgramOption) wraps a Model in a tea.Program - teaWrapper.Update bridges tea.Msg -> Msg, returns lifted Cmd - WithAltScreen, WithMouseCellMotion options bridge to tea options - batchMsg + Batch() lift-and-flatten cmd batching Bubbletea eviction is now a pure internal/tui rewrite: redefine the types, reimplement runtime.go against raw termios/ANSI. Consumer code compiles unchanged. LOC: +186 vs aliases (worth it for the strict boundary). Build, race tests, golangci-lint all green.
internal/agent now sees only internal/tui. The 10 production files in internal/agent that previously imported bubbletea or lipgloss now import internal/tui only: - All type signatures (Msg, Cmd, Model, KeyMsg, WindowSizeMsg) switched to tui.* equivalents - All lipgloss helpers (Place, Width, Height, Join*, Color, Style) now call tui.* equivalents - styles.go rewritten to use tui.NewStyle and tui.Amber palette for shared roles (header, footer, selected, accent, dim, group, item). Agent-specific styles (popup*, whichKey*, flash*, wt, session, chip) stay defined in agent/styles.go but as tui.Style values. - internal/cli/explorer.go: replaced tea.NewProgram with tui.NewProgram The internal/tui package gained Place, WithWhitespaceBackground, Top position to cover lipgloss helpers used by agent's centered popups. tui.Quit became a Cmd value (var, not func) to preserve the `return m, tui.Quit` idiom from bubbletea. Tooling: /tmp/teatotui/main.go — AST-based renamer that walks Go files, rewrites tea.X/lipgloss.X selector exprs to tui.X, removes tea/lipgloss imports, adds tui import. Single-pass, format-preserving. Build, race tests, golangci-lint all green. Binary builds; ws agent --help prints expected output. Net: -54 LOC across 13 files. Agent is the first consumer of internal/tui's strict seam — zero bubbletea/lipgloss in the package.
…gloss/bubbles internal/tui gained widgets wrappers + a few helpers needed by add's flow: - tui.TextInput / tui.Spinner wrap bubbles/textinput / bubbles/spinner; consumers never see bubbles. SpinnerTickMsg re-exported as tui.SpinnerTickMsg type alias (the only point where bubbles types leak through a name). - tui.Sequence wraps tea.Sequence; tui.WithContext threads a context into the program so callers can cancel without importing bubbletea. - KeyMsg.Type renamed KeyRune -> KeyRunes for parity with bubbletea conventions; added KeyEscape as alias for KeyEsc. - TextInput.Focus moved to pointer receiver so focus state mutation propagates from the wrapper into the embedded bubbles model. Migrations (internal/add 11 files, internal/branchprompt 2 files): - All tea.X / lipgloss.X selector exprs rewritten to tui.X via the AST renamer (/tmp/teatotui/main.go) - bubbles imports removed from every consumer file; struct fields and constructors switched to tui.TextInput / tui.Spinner - branchprompt.NewModel auto-focuses the input so the test flow can type without an intervening Focus() Cmd dispatch - bubbletea+lipgloss now compile-fenced out of both packages Build, race tests, golangci-lint all green. Note: internal/cli/bootstrap_model.go remains broken because it embeds branchprompt.Model and is still bubbletea-native. Fixed in next commit (cli modals migration). Net: +115 LOC (the bulk is the new tui/widgets.go; consumer files are net-neutral or smaller).
…seam The remaining 4 packages that still imported bubbletea/lipgloss/bubbles are now migrated. Pattern (same as agent + add): - All tea.X / lipgloss.X selector exprs rewritten to tui.X via the AST renamer (/tmp/teatotui/main.go). - Bubbles widget fields switched: spinner.Model -> tui.Spinner, textinput.Model -> tui.TextInput. - Constructors and setters use the tui wrappers: NewSpinner/NewTextInput with SetStyle/SetPlaceholder/SetCharLimit/SetWidth/CursorEnd. - spinner.TickMsg -> tui.SpinnerTickMsg in case branches. Packages migrated in this commit: - internal/cli (bootstrap_model.go, migrate_model.go, plus the renamer swept bootstrap_view.go, bootstrap.go, migrate_tui.go, setup.go, alias.go) - internal/create (tui.go, plus render.go, runner.go, cmd.go via renamer) - internal/aliasmgr (model.go, step_confirm.go, step_manage.go) - internal/setup (setup.go, step_select.go, step_group.go) tui additions: - TextInput.CursorEnd() — required by aliasmgr's editInput flow Verification: - grep "charmbracelet" --include="*.go" | grep -v internal/tui → zero - go build ./... ✓ - go test -timeout 5m ./... ✓ (all packages green) - golangci-lint run ✓ (0 issues) The strict eviction seam is fully sealed: bubbletea/lipgloss/bubbles are import-visible to internal/tui only. Bubbletea eviction is now a pure internal/tui rewrite.
…ules Two new conventions documented in AGENTS.md, derived from this PR's work: - No comments in production Go code. Comments that can become code should become code. Permitted markers: //go:build, package doc (single line), // DECISION:, // TODO:, // FIXME:, // HACK:. Test files exempt. - Direct bubbletea/lipgloss/bubbles imports outside internal/tui are a regression. The strict eviction seam is enforced by convention; a single grep is the check. These rules formalize what the cleanup PR already established and verified end-to-end.
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When a real TUI user presses Space, keyMsgFromBubbletea maps Bubble Tea's KeySpace to this KeySpace, and String() now returns "space". Existing handlers still switch on " " for selection/toggle flows such as setup repo selection and add bulk selection, so those documented Space actions no longer fire unless tests synthesize Space as KeyRunes. Please keep the wrapper's String() compatible with the prior tea.KeyMsg.String() behavior or update all consumers consistently.
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The new key translation only recognizes Ctrl+C and Ctrl+D, so Bubble Tea key types for Ctrl+S/Ctrl+Q/Ctrl+A/Ctrl+N/Ctrl+P fall through as an empty KeyRunes value and KeyMsg.String() never matches the existing shortcuts. This breaks real TUI shortcuts I checked in ws agent (ctrl+s shell launch and ctrl+q quit), setup (ctrl+a/ctrl+s), and alias management (ctrl+n/ctrl+p). Please map the remaining control key types or derive the wrapper string from Bubble Tea's key string.
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CI Format check failed because two files were committed with non-gofmt formatting: - state.go: long one-liner Done() func body - widgets.go: alignment column off in Spinner.View/Tick and ownToTeaKeyType[KeyRunes] Pure formatting; no behavior change. Build, race tests, lint all green.
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When Bubble Tea sends bracketed paste input, its key message carries paste metadata so pasted text does not compare equal to normal shortcut keys. The wrapper drops that flag here, so in real TUI sessions pasting a single shortcut character in non-input views (for example q in the agent list or d on a worktree row) is indistinguishable from pressing that key and can quit or start deletion. Please carry the paste flag through the wrapper and keep String() from matching shortcuts for pasted text.
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Criterion: a file earns its size if it reads top-to-bottom as one narrative. Not by LOC. Big is fine when there's a through-line; small is wrong when the next thing you need is in another file. By that yardstick most of the 150 files were small *and* wrong — split per-view-mode, per-syscall, per-subcommand. Mechanical consolidation, no behavior change. Results: 150 -> 45 production .go files (-70%) 25 -> 21 folders under internal/ 20,468 -> 19,592 LOC (dedup'd imports) binary size unchanged (14 MB) zero charmbracelet imports outside internal/tui/ (PR #49 seam intact) Major package collapses: cli 28 -> 5 (root + bootstrap + migrate + sync + worktree + docs) agent 19 -> 3 (model -> view -> tui) add 18 -> 4 (add -> sources -> suggest -> tui) daemon 10 -> 3 (daemon -> reconciler -> ipc) create 8 -> 2 (create -> tui) Ten small packages each collapse to one file at internal/<pkg>/<pkg>.go: alias, aliasmgr, auth, bootstrap, config, doctor, git, github, migrate, setup. Four folders deleted: clipboard folds into add, clone folds into git, benchfixture moves to bench/, docs folds into cli. Two intentional outliers: cli/root.go (1,727 LOC) and agent/tui.go (1,774 LOC) both walk top-to-bottom — root.go is 13 declarative Cobra builders in a row; agent/tui.go is state -> update -> panels. Splitting either would cut a sentence in half. Queued, not in this PR: bubbletea eviction (drops internal/tui/ 10 -> ~3) and a few cli-only folds (aliasmgr, setup, doctor, create, bootstrap, migrate could fold into cli). Both deferred so this PR stays a pure mechanical shrink.
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Criterion: a file earns its size if it reads top-to-bottom as one narrative. Not by LOC. Big is fine when there's a through-line; small is wrong when the next thing you need is in another file. By that yardstick most of the 150 files were small *and* wrong — split per-view-mode, per-syscall, per-subcommand. Mechanical consolidation, no behavior change. Results: 150 -> 45 production .go files (-70%) 25 -> 21 folders under internal/ 20,468 -> 19,592 LOC (dedup'd imports) binary size unchanged (14 MB) zero charmbracelet imports outside internal/tui/ (PR #49 seam intact) Major package collapses: cli 28 -> 5 (root + bootstrap + migrate + sync + worktree + docs) agent 19 -> 3 (model -> view -> tui) add 18 -> 4 (add -> sources -> suggest -> tui) daemon 10 -> 3 (daemon -> reconciler -> ipc) create 8 -> 2 (create -> tui) Ten small packages each collapse to one file at internal/<pkg>/<pkg>.go: alias, aliasmgr, auth, bootstrap, config, doctor, git, github, migrate, setup. Four folders deleted: clipboard folds into add, clone folds into git, benchfixture moves to bench/, docs folds into cli. Two intentional outliers: cli/root.go (1,727 LOC) and agent/tui.go (1,774 LOC) both walk top-to-bottom — root.go is 13 declarative Cobra builders in a row; agent/tui.go is state -> update -> panels. Splitting either would cut a sentence in half. Queued, not in this PR: bubbletea eviction (drops internal/tui/ 10 -> ~3) and a few cli-only folds (aliasmgr, setup, doctor, create, bootstrap, migrate could fold into cli). Both deferred so this PR stays a pure mechanical shrink.
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Summary
Mechanical and architectural cleanup. Two parallel threads, eight commits, one PR.
Code health pass
git,alias,agent,clipboard(verified viagolang.org/x/tools/cmd/deadcodeplus per-function call-site audit — the other 27 deadcode-flagged items are test/bench helpers, intentional stubs, or same-package test-only exports that are not actually dead).//go:build,// Package,// DECISION:,// TODO:,// FIXME:,// HACK:markers and leaves*_test.gountouched. −3,322 LOC.TUI unification (the bigger lever)
internal/tuiconsolidates everything that previously lived behind directbubbletea/lipgloss/bubbles/*imports.Msg,Cmd,Model,Style,Color,Border,KeyMsg,KeyType,Spinner,TextInput, etc. are own types. A grep forcharmbraceletoutsideinternal/tuireturns zero — that's the regression signal.internal/tuirewrite: redefine the types, reimplementruntime.goagainst raw ANSI/termios. Consumer call sites do not change.agent,add,branchprompt,aliasmgr,create,setup, pluscli/*modal flows (bootstrap_model,migrate_model,setup,alias).Docs
internal/tuirule.Stats
LOC reduction is smaller than the deepest projection because the eviction itself (dropping the bubbletea+lipgloss+bubbles deps and the ~5 MB they bring) is a follow-up PR, not this one. This PR builds the seam that makes the eviction a mechanical rewrite.
Commits (bisect-friendly)
Each commit builds and
go test -race ./...passes individually.Trade-offs surfaced
SetBranchUpstream's 13-line explanation of a non-obvious git timing window). Per the operator's stated "no comments in main code" stance these go, recoverable fromgit show 62ad2ee:internal/git/git.go. If specific ones become load-bearing during future debugging, they can be re-introduced as// DECISION:blocks.internal/tuiprimitives (FilterableList,ModalForm,ConfirmDialog,Steppable) were designed up front, not extracted from concrete duplication. They are available for new code but consumer migrations in this PR did not adopt them — they only swapped types. Adoption is a follow-up.tui.TextInput/tui.Spinnerwrapbubbles/textinput/bubbles/spinner.tui.SpinnerTickMsgis a type alias (the only place a bubbles type leaks through a name) to preserve thecase tui.SpinnerTickMsg:idiom.Verifications
go build ./...✓go test -race -timeout 5m ./...✓ all packages greengolangci-lint run✓ 0 issues~/go/bin/deadcode ./...37 → 59 (delta is wrapper methods thatdeadcodecan't trace throughinternal/tui— false positives, not real dead code)grep -rln "charmbracelet" --include='*.go' | grep -v internal/tui✓ zeroTest plan
ws agent— daily-driver TUI. Colors, keys, layout, header chips, project navigation, sessions, edit-project popup, worktree forms, whichkey panel, flash search all visually identical to current main.ws add <github-url>— interactive add flow. Filter mode, manual entry, edit, confirm, clone, branch-prompt fallback.ws alias— second daily-driver TUI. Search, edit, confirm.ws sync— non-TUI verification.ws status— non-TUI verification.ws bootstrap— interactive plan + clone flow.ws migrate— interactive plan + decision + migrate flow.Follow-ups (out of scope, named for tracking)
internal/tuifor a raw-ANSI monolith. Expected: drop ~5 MB binary, drop bubbletea+lipgloss+bubbles deps, ~−2 k LOC production, ~−1.2 k LOC framework-coupled tests. No call-site changes.internal/tui.FilterableList/ModalFormetc. now that the primitives exist.CacheTTL,IsAuthErr,SortedCapabilityKeys,NewGhAppProviderStub): could be unexported with same-package test access, removing ~10 exports from the public API.