run.tsx, desk.tsx, project.tsx and landing.tsx hand their t to turn.ts
(cards, failure, said, scrub) and to plain and unhonoured, so the notes
built with a value (Started on {branch}) translate. The log level is
still read from the English line.
translated.tsx mounts the builder's own app inside @hanzo/i18n's
provider with a catalog the spec writes; the spec reads Skills' tabs,
choice, search, shelf and Add in French, with the request Add sends
unchanged, and the Library in Arabic, its heading and kinds at the
right of their column and nothing past the edge at 1440 and 390.
The Library's kinds, days, menus and dialogs, Scheduled tasks and an
automation's editor, schedule and runs, and a codebase's environment and
its setup draw their words through t. An item's, task's or repository's
name, a run's title and summary, a secret's name and what the platform
answers or understood are drawn as given. A schedule is said by
words(schedule, t); a state, a source and a status by their marked
words. Under right to left the back chevrons turn and rows read from
the line's start; the grid of tiles and the sides touched are gui props.
Agents, Skills, Connectors and Plugins, their shell and the cards,
dialogs and empty states they share draw their words through t. A
skill's, connector's, plugin's or agent's name and description, a
category the platform names and a SKILL.md are drawn as given; Person
and Preset are ours. A budget is said in one sentence per period, and a
card's Add or Use names the thing in one sentence. A card's words read
from the line's start, a gui prop, and the profile's back arrow turns
under right to left.
Every section draws its words through @hanzo/i18n's t: the list and its
parts, General, Account, Privacy, Billing and its card form, Usage and
the plan, Capabilities, Memory, Code, Environments, Machines, API keys,
Members, Integrations and Notifications. Names, emails, addresses,
commands, keys and what the platform answers are drawn as given, and a
read or write that failed is said through told, so ours translate and
the platform's stand. A credential shown once names its own copy
control. Under right to left the column's edge, the chevrons and the
figures' columns turn with the line; the sides touched are gui props.
A sentence a module writes is English marked with phrase, so a screen
says it through t: errors thrown as Error carry it as their message, and
one with something of the moment in it (a file's name, an address) is a
Sentence, its source and values kept. told(e, t) says either, and the
platform's own words, which are no key, come back as given; say(e, t)
in customize does the same behind its plain lines.
A module that builds text takes the screen's t as its last argument,
English without one: a schedule's words, a run's status line and its
cards' notes, an environment's refusals, why a mode cannot run where it
is sent. A finished run's line is one sentence for each of what it
pushed, its pull request and its site.
A start or end alignment is the text's own prop (text="start"), a
container's rides $platform-web, the side panel's corner is rounded=
"inherit", a command is in the mono face token, the template field's
ceiling is maxH, and the mic meter rests at scaleX 0 from the line's
start.
carry.tsx hands its t to the plugin shelf and to prep, and draws a
plugin's marked name through t on its chip and in Manual's question;
New and a project's workspace hand theirs to pick.
A door says each sentence once per door (desktop, terminal) rather than
splicing the noun in. Paths, branches, commit messages and reviews are
drawn as given; Git's chevron turns right to left.
New's notes, its place and repository choosers' words, a workspace's
bar, chat, preview, files and dialogs, the Add to project dialog and the
plans page draw their words through t. MODES is marked (`phrase`) for
whoever draws it. A plan's name, price and features, a project's and a
run's names and the platform's reasons are drawn as given.
Every word on the forge's screens is drawn through t, one sentence a
key, counts as values with a key for one and for many; a repository's
org, name, branch and description, an issue's title, labels and people
are drawn as given. Right to left, the rows and cards mirror, their
chevrons and arrows turn, and an `org/name` address keeps its own order.
language-projects.spec.ts holds Projects in French and in Arabic.
A plugin's name and note are marked where they are written and the
Plugins shelf draws them, and its own words, through the caller's t;
prep names a plugin that failed the same way, the reason as said. Both
take t last and fall back to English (say.ts `english`). Sketch,
Template Creator and Work in a project draw their dialogs through t.
What a plugin writes for a model, and the answer it writes into the
conversation, stay as written.
Every word the builder draws outside settings and Customize goes through
@hanzo/i18n's t: the rail and nav() (which take the caller's t, English
without one), a run's header, transcript, status line, menus and dialogs,
the side panel's tabs, page bar and sandbox bar, the account menu and
meter, Find, Sites and Templates, the reply bar and the Manual dialog.
Copy held as data is marked with phrase where it is written; the plan
and usage sentences are whole sentences with their figures as values.
Read errors are drawn through t, so ours translate and a server's stand.
The page bar's Back and Forward turn under right-to-left.
The empty Chat's composer, its + menu, dictation, voice mode, the row
under the frame (model, effort, mode) and the starters draw their words
through @hanzo/i18n's t; a starter's prompt is sent in the words pressed.
Right to left, the panel stands at the line's start and its grip turns.
@hanzo/i18n is a peer, so the host's provider is the one asked.
The host's default agents, its personas and the platform's presets are one
gallery with search and categories. Use makes one agent of the org's own from
one template under the first free name (Einstein, then Einstein-2), with its
face, and opens its profile; nothing is added in bulk, so a new org has none.
Start from scratch, Clone yourself and Create from a person make one too.
Each row carries a typed act and pressing it does it at once: open opens
the item it names (a conversation, a run, an issue, a creation), send
starts a chat with its prompt, task starts a Dev run, schedule makes the
scheduled task and shows it. The model names one of the four; a row it
cannot bind (an open of an item the activity does not hold, an act with
no prompt, a time `every` cannot read) is dropped, never repaired. The
whole row is the one target, its title one short action, its × kept.
hand and taken carry a send or a task to the product that does it,
through same-tab session storage, so an address never carries one.
book makes a schedule row's task.
The composer rests at two rows, a line of text and the tools, and grows
with the text; the dictation chevron shows only while the mic is reached
for.
Its edge is the kit's Grip. Dragged wider, the panel takes the middle
column's room once that column would fall under half its 360px floor,
and Show run (or Show chat) or a pull back out returns it. Its strip
puts it full screen; Escape or the button returns. The width is the
person's, kept in their preferences as side.width (PATCH /v1/pref), and
a drag writes two elements a frame without a React commit. On a phone
the panel is the whole window.
PrefsProvider nests: a host mounts it above the builder, which then
reads through it, and the look moves into the builder.
The rows under the composer (above it on a phone) are made by zen5-flash
from the person's conversations, their own Dev runs, the org's issues and
pull requests, automations and files, or from what signup learned when
there is no activity yet. The answer is decoded under a strict schema and
validated: a row whose address is not one of the inputs' is dropped.
The rows, the fingerprint of their inputs, the time and the dismissals
are kept in the account as `suggest` in /v1/pref; they are made again a
day later, or once the activity moves and they are an hour old.
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