fix(qclient): give the shard manager one vocabulary and an in-app legend - #652
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The shard manager repeated `QUIL/day` five times in one title and printed eight decimals of a token worth a fraction of a cent, while its two action columns mixed frames with epochs, spaced pipes inconsistently, and put a bare threshold (`epoch 1118`) under a header promising an action. `renew<f804960` was simply wrong — every other hint used `@`. Rewards are now whole QUIL/day with the unit hoisted into the header, and `<1` keeps a trickle distinguishable from nothing. Checked against a live node: 91 shards collapse to nine tiers, so the ~15x spread that drives a join decision survives rounding, and sorting still uses the full-precision value. The unit is spelled `Q/d` everywhere, including `prover shards` and `prover shardinfo`, so the TUI and the CLI no longer disagree. Both action columns share one grammar — lowercase verbs matching the keys that trigger them, grouped when they share a threshold (`(reject|confirm)@f804960`) — and Default Action now names what the network does unprompted (`expire`, `renew`, `activate`, `depart`) instead of restating a threshold or repeating the Status column. Every threshold is an epoch boundary, so `e` toggles the pair between `@f<frame>` and `@e<epoch>` without a refetch. `prover status` shares the same hints, so the TUI and the CLI can be reasoned about together. Next Action is the one column laid out flush left. Right-justifying aligns a column on its tail, which is what Default Action wants — its threshold is always present, so the `@f804960`s line up. Next Action's is not: `(pause|leave)` has no threshold at all, and aligned on the tail it lands under the middle of the row above it. The sorted column is now findable at a glance: its header is underlined, which costs nothing in monochrome, and in colour mode the direction arrow alone takes a colour distinct from every status palette, so the mark reads as layout rather than as a value. Padding shares the header's style, so a highlight stays one contiguous block. Mat, Lag and State are three readings of one fact and take one colour between them; a worker id is coloured only when it is `-1`, the single value in that column that asks the operator to do something. `h` opens a help screen that is now the only place this vocabulary is defined: every column, every key, both modal editors and the worker picker. It outgrew a terminal, so it scrolls under a pinned title. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The shard manager repeated
QUIL/dayfive times in one title and printed eight decimals of a token worth a fraction of a cent, while its two action columns mixed frames with epochs and put a bare threshold under a header promising an action.Rewards are now whole
Q/dwith the unit in the header;<1keeps a trickle distinguishable from nothing. Checked against a live node: 91 shards collapse to nine tiers, so the ~15x spread that drives a join decision survives rounding, and sorting still uses full precision. The unit is spelled the same way inprover shardsandprover shardinfo.Both action columns share one grammar — lowercase verbs matching the keys that trigger them, grouped when they share a threshold — and Default Action names what the network does unprompted rather than repeating the Status column.
etoggles both between@f<frame>and@e<epoch>without a refetch.Next Action is the one column laid out flush left: it is the only one whose values do not all carry a threshold, so a tail-aligned column stops looking like a column.
The sorted column's header is underlined — free in monochrome — and in colour mode only the direction arrow takes a colour, distinct from every status palette, so the mark reads as layout rather than as a value. Mat, Lag and State are three readings of one fact and share one colour; a worker id is coloured only when it is
-1.hopens a help screen that is now the only place this vocabulary is defined: every column, every key, both modal editors and the worker picker. It outgrew a terminal, so it scrolls under a pinned title.Base:
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