- event_handler: route default extension print level through DisplayInfo
instead of bare fmt.Println for consistent styling and timestamps
- factory: remove orphan fmt.Println("") before system messages; the
renderer already manages its own spacing
- app: PrintFromExtension non-interactive fallback now respects level,
writing errors/info to stderr with prefix to keep stdout clean
- app: PrintBlockFromExtension non-interactive fallback writes framed
blocks to stderr instead of raw text to stdout
The app layer now exclusively uses the SDK path (kit.PromptResult).
- Remove AgentRunner interface and Agent field from Options
- Remove executeStepLegacy and updateUsage (SDK handles both)
- Remove Extensions field from Options (SDK owns extension lifecycle)
- Simplify StepCompleteEvent to carry ResponseText string only
- Add PromptFunc test hook to Options for stub-based testing
- Remove dead wrappers from cmd/setup.go (SetupAgent, BuildProviderConfig)
- Update all tests to use stubPrompt/PromptFunc instead of stubAgent
Core tools previously rendered two separate blocks: an 'Executing tool'
header block on ToolCallStartedEvent, then a separate result block on
ToolResultEvent. This merges them into a single unified block that
renders only when the result arrives.
The unified block shows a status icon (checkmark/cross), a friendly
tool display name, inline parameters, and the output body. Border
color indicates success (green) or error (red).
Extract shared functions into cmd/setup.go (BuildProviderConfig, SetupAgent,
BuildAppOptions, CollectAgentMetadata, DisplayDebugConfig, SetupCLIForNonInteractive)
eliminating triplicated config/agent/app assembly from root.go, script.go, and
the SDK.
Move the event handler from cmd/script.go into internal/ui/event_handler.go as
CLIEventHandler, shared by both script and --prompt modes. Fix streaming in
non-interactive modes: chunks are now printed to stdout immediately as they
arrive (fmt.Print) instead of being silently buffered until step completion.
The --prompt path switches from RunOnce (no intermediate display) to
RunOnceWithDisplay with CLIEventHandler, gaining streaming, tool call display,
and spinner support that was previously exclusive to script mode.
Ed Zynda