dsh-noletme

Usage

• The panel docks below the session header at the top-right (clears the "Session log" download action), floating over the conversation frame.
• Collapsed it is a compact rounded-rectangle chip (dot + "NoLetMe" + current mode); click it to expand into the card. Expanded it shows the live status strip (streaming/syncing dot, reasoning blocks / chars, visible replies), the trajectory-mode badge on the same row as its label, per-category share bars, raw research metrics (we · let's · let me · I), the keyword breakdown, and a hesitation-pressure health note.
• The chip↔card transition is a single surface that morphs on a critically-damped spring (interruptible, anchored at the right dock), and degrades to an instant swap under prefers-reduced-motion. The open state is remembered.
• The panel body's scrollbar is hover-revealed through the harness's own --dsh-scrollbar-* tokens (invisible until hovered).

Data freshness, persistence, and privacy

• Reasoning-only, like the evidence: the keyword trajectory is counted over reasoning blocks only — the exact scope of analyze_trajectory_exports.py. If a model streams its output as visible text with little or no reasoning, the panel shows a reasoning-health alert (with the raw reasoning/text totals) instead of fabricating counts from the text.
• Real-time: stats fold incrementally on every streamed reasoning delta (at most once per animation frame) — nothing re-walks the conversation.
• Session switching: switching conversations immediately repaints the new session's stats from its local cache, then pages in the complete history (a "syncing" indicator shows meanwhile) so the count covers the whole conversation.
• Local persistence: each session's folded counts are stored in localStorage (dsh-noletme.stats.), so reopening a conversation does not recount it — only new messages are folded.
• Robustness: compaction rewrites reset the count once; history paging is capped and aborts when you switch away; storage failures are swallowed.
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