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Review the changes on main 2 files

Take ORI-45 from the board Snap the sidetrack's width to the terminal grid

Explain how this code is laid out origami

Plan a feature Before any code

ORI-45

Pick up this card. Plan it first, then build it a step at a time.

Worked9 steps, 2 minutes

The sidetrack's width now comes off the terminal's column grid. useGridWidth snaps what you dragged to the nearest whole column and keeps the sheet's 1px hair off the grid, so the terminal beside it has no dead strip down its right edge.

The tests for the grid pass. I moved ORI-52 and ORI-53 to Complete; re-deriving the width when the font or the zoom changes is still ORI-54.

2 files changed+23-8 Review

src 2 +23-8

hooks 1 +9-3

lib 1 +14-5

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✻ Claude Code

~/Code/origami

> the collapsed rail's flyout closes when I pick a tab

● The flyout closes when the pointer leaves its own

window, and a pick moves the pointer onto the stage.

I'll ask the window where the pointer is first.

● Update(src/components/sidebar/RailFlyout.tsx)

⎿ Updated with 12 additions and 4 removals

● Bash(pnpm test RailFlyout)

⎿ ✓ 14 passed

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➜ origami git status -sb

## main

M src/styles/_sidebar.scss

M src/App.tsx

➜ origami

src-tauri

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$ pnpm tauri dev

VITE ready in 412 ms

➜ Local: http://localhost:5173/

Finished `dev` profile in 6.21s

Running `target/debug/origami`

19:42 [vite] hmr update /src/App.tsx

19:44 [vite] hmr update /src/styles

19:47 [vite] hmr update /src/App.tsx

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nightjar main

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Take NJ-12 from the board Throttle the magic link endpoint

Explain how this code is laid out nightjar

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> throttle the magic link endpoint, five an hour per address

● Read(config/initializers/rack_attack.rb)

● Update(config/initializers/rack_attack.rb)

⎿ Updated with 9 additions

● I'll run the API tests, then try it against the

server in the Server tab.

● Bash(bin/rails test test/controllers/api)

⎿ Running 31 tests

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➜ nightjar git log --oneline -3

9f2c1ab Throttle the magic link endpoint

41d07e3 Invoices carry the VAT number

c88a5d0 Export the roster as XLSX

➜ nightjar

psql

psql nightjar_development

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$ bin/dev

web | Puma starting

web | Listening on 127.0.0.1:3000

css | Done in 184ms

web | POST /api/magic-link

web | Completed 200 OK in 41ms

web | POST /api/magic-link

web | Completed 429 in 2ms

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Unstaged2Discard AllStage All

src/lib/terminalGrid.ts +14−5 DiscardStage

1212 height: number;

1313}

1414

15/** The width of `columns` whole cells. */

16export function columnsWidth(columns: number, cell: GridCell): number {

17 return columns * cell.width;

15/** The sidetrack's hair on the stage's side, which is not on the grid. */

16export const SIDETRACK_HAIR = 1;

17

18/** The width of `columns` whole cells, plus whatever is not on the grid. */

19export function columnsWidth(columns: number, cell: GridCell, extra = 0): number {

20 return columns * cell.width + extra;

1821}

1922

2023/** The nearest width on the grid to what the user dragged to. */

21export function snapToGrid(width: number, cell: GridCell): number {

22 return Math.round(width / cell.width) * cell.width;

24export function snapToGrid(width: number, cell: GridCell, extra = 0): number {

25 if (cell.width <= 0) return width;

26 const columns = Math.max(1, Math.round((width - extra) / cell.width));

27 return columnsWidth(columns, cell, extra);

2328}

src/hooks/useGridWidth.ts +9−3 DiscardStage

11import { useMemo } from "react";

2import { snapToGrid } from "@/lib/terminalGrid";

2import { snapToGrid, SIDETRACK_HAIR } from "@/lib/terminalGrid";

33

44export function useGridWidth(dragged: number, cell: GridCell) {

5 return useMemo(() => snapToGrid(dragged, cell), [dragged, cell]);

5 return useMemo(

6 () => snapToGrid(dragged, cell, SIDETRACK_HAIR),

7 [dragged, cell],

8 );

69}

Review main main Push2

fix(terminal): measure a pane with getBoundingClientRect

A pane on the grid at 2x is often a half pixel wide, and clientWidth rounds it. The fit came up a column short.

hash: b81e37c4a9d2f06e5c1b7a8d3e4f5a6b7c8d9e0f
author: Ricardo Bucho
date: Thursday, 8th October 2026, 9:12 PM
stats: 2 +51 -17

src/lib/terminalGrid.ts+14−5

1212 height: number;

1313}

1414

15/** The width of `columns` whole cells. */

16export function columnsWidth(columns: number, cell: GridCell): number {

17 return columns * cell.width;

15/** The sidetrack's hair on the stage's side, which is not on the grid. */

16export const SIDETRACK_HAIR = 1;

17

18/** The width of `columns` whole cells, plus whatever is not on the grid. */

19export function columnsWidth(columns: number, cell: GridCell, extra = 0): number {

20 return columns * cell.width + extra;

1821}

1922

2023/** The nearest width on the grid to what the user dragged to. */

21export function snapToGrid(width: number, cell: GridCell): number {

22 return Math.round(width / cell.width) * cell.width;

24export function snapToGrid(width: number, cell: GridCell, extra = 0): number {

25 if (cell.width <= 0) return width;

26 const columns = Math.max(1, Math.round((width - extra) / cell.width));

27 return columnsWidth(columns, cell, extra);

2328}

Backlog3

ORI-55 ORI-45 Give up the sidebar's hair when the sidetrack opens Low

ORI-48 Terminal loses focus after the palette closes High 1

ORI-49 ORI-38 Pick the base a branch is reviewed against Low 1

In progress3

ORI-54 ORI-45 Re-derive on font and zoom changes Medium 3 minutes ago

ORI-51 Home page lists what the app can do Low 1

In review2

ORI-47 ORI-41 Browser toolbar wraps at the sidetrack's minimum width Medium 1

ORI-50 ORI-38 Thread counts follow the branch's diff Medium 2

Complete2

ORI-52 ORI-45 Read the cell width from the WebGL renderer Medium

ORI-53 ORI-45 Derive the drawn width in useGridWidth Medium

Task Handoff Move to In review

ORI-45

Snap the sidetrack's width to the terminal grid

In progress High Sidetrack: keep a tab in view beside the stage An agent touched it 1 minute ago

sidetrack terminal

Description

Dragging the sidetrack's edge leaves a dead strip down the terminal's right side until the next fit. The width that is drawn has to be the nearest one on the column grid, not what the pointer says.

What to do

Read the cell from publishTerminalCellWidth and snap in useGridWidth
Keep the user's dragged width in sidetrackWidth; derive the drawn one
Re-derive when the window, the font or the zoom changes

Subtasks2 of 4

Read the cell width from the WebGL rendererORI-52

Give up the sidebar's hair when the sidetrack opensORI-55

Derive the drawn width in useGridWidthORI-53

Re-derive on font and zoom changesORI-54

Add subtask

Annotate v38th October 2026, 11:48 PM

Sidetrack width notes

The sidetrack is a second sheet on the field. Its width is the one thing about it that is not free: a width that is not whole columns is a dead strip down a terminal's right edge.

What is stored and what is drawn

The setting keeps what the user dragged to. What is drawn is derived from it every time the grid changes:

the window is resized or tiled
the terminal's font or its size changes
the app's zoom changes

The arithmetic

The sheet is whole columns plus its 1px hair on the stage's side, which the sidebar gives up when the sidetrack opens.

export function snapToGrid(width: number, cell: GridCell, extra = 0): number {
  if (cell.width <= 0) return width;
  const columns = Math.max(1, Math.round((width - extra) / cell.width));
  return columns * cell.width + extra;
}

Font size	Cell width	Columns at 403px
12px	7.2	56
13px	7.8	52

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fix(terminal): measure a pane with getBoundingClientRect

Snap the sidetrack's width to the terminal grid

What to do

Sidetrack width notes

What is stored and what is drawn

The arithmetic

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