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iPhone First: an open iPhone sets the shared terminal size by default - #27195
The default terminal sizing policy is now iPhone First. While a paired iPhone or iPad shows a terminal, the terminal takes the phone's full size. When the phone leaves the terminal, goes to the background or disconnects, the size returns to the Mac (Fit everyone over whoever is left).
TerminalSizingPolicy gains handheld_first. While a phone or tablet counts, the most recently active one sets the whole grid; mode applies when none is attached; a fixed grid still wins. Same change in the Swift engine (Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizing) and its Rust twin (cmux-tui-core/src/sizing_policy.rs), with 7 new cases in schemas/terminal-sizing/fixtures.json.
Default policy is {"mode":"smallest","handheld_first":true}. A policy stored or sent without the key reads it as false, so an existing explicit choice behaves as before. No migration of stored values is needed.
Size pickers on the iPhone sheet and the Mac panel list iPhone first above the five modes. Picking a mode, or Size to My Window on a Mac, turns it off. CLI: cmux surface size-policy iphone-first; socket terminal.size_policy.set accepts handheld_first.
Observed on tag phfrst (fleet-built Mac + iOS from 23395b7c, behavior-identical to head), isolated iPhone 17 simulator paired over the real link:
Phone opens terminal: 94×38 (Mac) → 66×45, owner iPhone; Mac pane font-fits 45 rows with the "66×45 · cmux's iPhone" chip.
Home Screen → 94×38, phone dropped. Foreground → 66×45. Back to list → 94×38.
Fit everyone (main's default) on the same build: 66×38, phone letterboxed. Follow latest: phone becomes [viewer], Mac keeps 94×38.
Phone size sheet lists "iPhone first" first; choosing it switches the Mac host.
Not run: Mac size panel picker screenshot (opens only via palette/shortcut, which needs focus); CmuxMobileShellUI package tests on the fleet (runner lacks GhosttyKit; covered by this PR's iOS CI); real iPhone. The Bonsplit tab context menu and the cmux-tui menu still list only the five modes.
Proof report (local, self-contained HTML with screenshots and video): artifacts/iphone-first-sizing/report.html in cmuxterm-hq.
The picker entry reuses the existing SwiftUI menu Picker; no new component. I did not fetch the HIG page for pop-up buttons this pass.
Changelog
Changed: An iPhone or iPad viewing a shared terminal now sets its size by default, and the Mac takes it back when the phone leaves the terminal or goes to the background.
Added an “iPhone First” terminal sizing policy. When enabled, an active phone or tablet can set the shared terminal size; fixed sizing remains in effect when selected.
Added “iPhone First” to the sizing controls and CLI policy options, with localized labels.
Changes
The default sizing policy now prioritizes an active handheld device, and inactive-terminal handoff is enabled by default.
Existing policies without the new option retain their previous behavior; choosing another sizing mode turns off “iPhone First.”
Adds handheld-first conformance fixtures and a Mac host test for the new
default. Both fail on main, where the default is Fit everyone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
While a paired phone or tablet views a terminal, it sets the whole grid;
when it leaves the terminal or backgrounds, the grid returns to Fit
everyone. A new handheld_first policy flag carries this in both sizing
engines (Swift and the cmux-tui Rust twin). The engine default turns it
on; a policy stored or sent without the flag keeps its explicit mode.
Size panels on the Mac and iPhone list iPhone First above the modes;
picking a mode or Size to My Window on a Mac turns it off. The CLI gains
size-policy iphone-first and the socket accepts handheld_first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tive
Under iPhone First a phone that keeps its viewport lease while
backgrounded would keep the whole grid. Default Hand Off Terminal
Sizing When Inactive to on; a stored choice is kept.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Correctness review (subagent), findings and resolution
Reviewed origin/main...11883e86 read-only. Swift and Rust engines match line for line; decoders tolerate the new key; dropped-handheld_first call sites are all intended (a user picking a mode, Size to My Window from a Mac/TUI) or preserve it.
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1
High
Hand Off Terminal Sizing When Inactive (#18641) defaulted off, so a backgrounded phone kept its viewport lease and, under iPhone First, the whole grid until the connection dropped.
Fixed in 5a55130 (test) / 23395b7 (fix): the setting now defaults on; a stored choice either way is kept. This reverses #18641's default on purpose: the ask is that the Mac gets the grid back when the phone goes inactive. Trade-off: one resize when the phone returns to the foreground.
2
Medium
When the terminal view leaves its window without being torn down (a pushed screen over it), the lease is kept.
Not changed. Releasing on window detach is what #18641 and TerminalSurfaceMountOwnershipTests guard against (clear→apply resize flaps during remounts). Closing the terminal (dismantle) still releases. Checked live in the simulator run.
3
Low-Med
cmux-tui menu has no iPhone First entry; doc claimed "size panels".
Doc now says the Mac and iPhone panels list it; the TUI menu lists only the modes. Follow-up if wanted.
4
Low-Med
Released strict SDK decoders (Python, additional_properties: false) raise on an unknown handheld_first in size-state.
Same path device_id took in #15883 (added to the sizing schema without a protocol bump). Noted; bindings in this PR are regenerated.
5
Low
Picking iPhone First against an old Mac/daemon snaps back to Fit everyone; an old iPhone can't turn it off without picking another mode first.
no known signature; failed step: Run shell and CLI no-socket regressions (shard 1/3)
Not re-run automatically: macos / CLI regressions (1/3) is not a machine failure.
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The change adds an “iPhone First” sizing choice. When enabled, the newest counting handheld can own the terminal grid, while fixed sizing remains in effect. The policy is exposed through the CLI, protocol, and Mac and iOS sizing controls, with defaults, localization, and tests updated.
Changes: Handheld-first terminal sizing
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Summary
Policy model and sizing selection Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizing/Sources/CmuxTerminalSizing/*, Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizing/Tests/CmuxTerminalSizingTests/*, cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/sizing_policy.rs, schemas/terminal-sizing/fixtures.json
The Swift and Rust policies add handheld_first. Their default policies enable it, while decoding policies without the field leaves it off. When enabled, the newest counting handheld supplies the grid unless fixed sizing applies. Tests and fixtures cover selection and compatibility behavior.
Policy protocol and command interfaces CLI/*, Sources/TerminalController+SharedSizing.swift, cmux-tui/spec/*, cmux-tui/bindings/{cpp,go,java}/..., docs/shared-terminal-sizing.md
CLI and socket interfaces accept or preserve the setting. The protocol schema and generated Go and Java bindings add the field; SDK hashes and manifests are updated. The documentation describes policy precedence and defaults.
Mac and iOS sizing controls Packages/iOS/CmuxMobileShellUI/{Sources,Tests}/..., Packages/macOS/CmuxTerminalSharing/{Sources,Tests}/..., Sources/Terminal{SharingDisplay,SizePanelView}.swift, Resources/Localizable.xcstrings, ios/cmux/Resources/Localizable.xcstrings
The Mac and iOS pickers add “iPhone First” and apply choices through the sizing policy. The default inactive handoff setting changes to enabled. Localizations and tests are updated.
Resolve older Python client compatibility before merging: sizing queries can fail and sizing events can close subscriptions. Mixed-version CLI behavior also needs explicit failure reporting; translation and default-policy documentation corrections remain.
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The title clearly and concisely states the primary change: iPhone First becomes the default terminal sizing behavior.
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PASS: The reviewed diff changes terminal sizing policy behavior, iOS handoff defaults, UI/CLI surfaces, schemas, bindings, and sizing fixtures. It does not change Cloud terminal creation, persistent c…
Cmux Swift Actor Isolation
No changed Swift code introduces a new actor-isolation mistake. The shared sizing package uses Swift 6 without a MainActor default, and the changed TerminalSizingPolicy, new TerminalSizingChoice, …
Cmux Swift Blocking Runtime
PASS — The Swift production diff adds sizing-policy state, selection, and decoding logic only. It introduces no DispatchSemaphore, blocking wait, sleep, delayed dispatch, polling loop, main-queue sy…
Cmux Browser Automation Off-Main
PASS: The pull request changes terminal sizing policy, UI, CLI, schemas, bindings, and localization. It does not change browser socket automation. The rule’s scoped files, `Sources/TerminalController.…
Cmux Expensive Synchronous Load
The pull request changes terminal sizing policy, UI pickers, settings defaults, socket serialization, and generated bindings. The changed Swift diff adds no agent-history loads, transcript or trajecto…
Cmux Cache Substitution Correctness
No cache substitution failure is introduced. The Swift changes add terminal sizing policy behavior and picker handling. TerminalSharingStore.setChoice uses the same published snapshots path that t…
Cmux No Hacky Sleeps
The PR introduces no hacky sleeps or fixed timing synchronization. The only changed TypeScript files are generated SDK bindings, and the added diff contains no sleep, timer, polling, delay, retry, or …
Cmux Algorithmic Complexity
PASS. The production changes add only linear scans over the attached terminal participants: Swift filters counting handhelds once and selects the newest entry; Rust uses one iterator filter and max. T…
Cmux Swift Concurrency
The pull request adds terminal-sizing policy, picker, CLI, and localization logic, but it does not introduce or materially expand any prohibited Swift concurrency pattern. The only changed Swift async…
Cmux Swift @Concurrent
No Swift concurrency violation is introduced. The changed Swift sizing logic is synchronous. The PR adds no @concurrent, nonisolated async, or actor-isolation declaration. TerminalSizeSheet keep…
Cmux Swift Package Boundaries
PASS: The independent sizing domain logic is implemented in the existing CmuxTerminalSizing SwiftPM target, with public policy/choice APIs and TerminalSizingEngine behavior changes covered by its …
Cmux Swiftpm Lockfiles
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Cmux User-Facing Error Privacy
The changed user-facing paths are the product CLI and iOS/macOS sizing pickers. The CLI error and help text add only the safe product option iphone-first; picker labels add “iPhone First” translatio…
Cmux Swiftui State Layout
PASS. The SwiftUI diff only replaces sizing-mode values with TerminalSizingChoice in the existing iOS List picker and macOS panel picker. It adds no ObservableObject, @Published, `@StateObject…
Cmux Architecture Rethink
PASS. The Swift diff adds no sleeps, delayed dispatch, polling, locks, notification waits, or new lifecycle observers. TerminalSizingPolicy.handheldFirst and TerminalSizingChoice.withChoice keep p…
Cmux Swift Auxiliary Window Close Shortcuts
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No changed Swift code introduces a new actor-isolation mistake. The shared sizing package uses Swift 6 without a MainActor default, and the changed TerminalSizingPolicy, new TerminalSizingChoice, and TerminalSizingEngine remain pure Sendable value types. MobileDisplaySettings and TerminalSharingStore are explicitly @MainActor; their changes stay within those boundaries. The picker changes are SwiftUI view code, and the iOS action closure and task use @MainActor. No new shared mutable Sendable reference type, async service protocol, or background access to a UI-bound store appears in the production diff.
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No cache substitution failure is introduced. The Swift changes add terminal sizing policy behavior and picker handling. TerminalSharingStore.setChoice uses the same published snapshots path that the base setMode already used; it does not replace a fresh authoritative read. MobileDisplaySettings still reads UserDefaults directly, with only the default value changing to true. The TypeScript changes are generated schema/binding updates and contain no persistence, history, undo, or snapshot read path.
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No Swift concurrency violation is introduced. The changed Swift sizing logic is synchronous. The PR adds no @concurrent, nonisolated async, or actor-isolation declaration. TerminalSizeSheet keeps its existing explicit Task { @MainActor in ... } bridge, and the policy update remains an existing @MainActor async action. No changed call site adds heavy async work without an actor hop.
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The changed user-facing paths are the product CLI and iOS/macOS sizing pickers. The CLI error and help text add only the safe product option iphone-first; picker labels add “iPhone First” translations. The socket setting name handheld_first is an explicitly documented advanced product configuration. Diff comparison confirms the localized usage strings add only iphone-first|. No changed production output exposes vendor names, provider internals, raw upstream errors, secrets, tokens, headers, session IDs, or payload dumps. Existing help text details remain unchanged.
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Add translated entries for all 20 locales in the changed/new Resources/Localizable.xcstrings keys. Route the changed CLI error through String(localized:defaultValue:) or an equivalent catalog-backed API, and add matching translations. Keep protocol tokens such as iphone-first unchanged in every translation.
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Assert the full picker sequence in pickerListsHandheldFirstThenEveryMode.
The current picker list is correct. The test does not check that, though. It checks only the first entry and the total count. A list that repeats .mode(.latest) and omits .mode(.smallest) still has six entries and still starts with .handheldFirst, so the test passes while the test name's "every mode" requirement fails. Compare TerminalSizingChoice.allCases with the complete expected sequence so that a missing or duplicated mode fails the test.
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@Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizing/Tests/CmuxTerminalSizingTests/TerminalSizingHandheldFirstTests.swift
around lines 42 - 43:
Update `pickerListsHandheldFirstThenEveryMode` to compare
`TerminalSizingChoice.allCases` against the complete expected sequence:
`.handheldFirst` followed by each sizing mode exactly once. Replace the
first-item and count assertions so missing or duplicated modes fail the test.
Assert the restored grid after switching back to iPhone First.
This test checks only the policy after setChoice(.handheldFirst, ...). A regression that stores .standard without recomputing the grid can still pass. The same fixture gives a 90×50 grid, so the test can assert that size after line 103. No other test in Packages/ calls setChoice with .handheldFirst and checks the grid.
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at line 103:
In the test that switches the store with setChoice(.handheldFirst, surfaceID:
id), add an assertion after the policy check that snapshot(for: id)?.state.size
is the fixture’s expected 90×50 grid.
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The new standard policy has mode smallest but enables handheld-first. The supplied TerminalSharingDisplay.tabPresence() still derives its Bonsplit menu mode solely from policy.mode, so that menu may present the default as Fit Everyone while a phone actually owns the whole grid.
The menu indicates an effective sizing choice different from the one controlling the terminal.
This can occur when: Open a terminal using the standard policy, attach a counting phone, and inspect the Bonsplit tab size menu.
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Review comments at @CLI/CMUXCLI+SurfaceSizing.swift:
- Around line 36-39: After sending the `terminal.size_policy.set` request with
`params["handheld_first"]` enabled, validate that the response’s
`size_state.policy.handheld_first` is true; otherwise throw a `CLIError`
indicating that iPhone First is unsupported. Leave requests that do not enable
`handheld_first` unchanged.
Review comments at @cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/sizing_policy.rs:
- Line 167: Gate serialization of the handheld_first field on client capability
so clients with strict SizePolicy schemas receive payloads they can decode.
Apply the conditional projection when building the GetSizeState result,
size_state_event_json event, and attach size_state response, while preserving
the existing policy serialization for capable clients.
Review comments at @cmux-tui/spec/commands.md:
- Line 2789: Update the default-policy description and fallback wording in the
terminal sizing policy documentation to match `TerminalSizingPolicy::default()`:
use `smallest` with `handheld_first` enabled, selecting the newest active
handheld when one counts and otherwise the smallest counting viewport. Keep the
existing policy description that already matches this behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @Resources/Localizable.xcstrings:
- Line 113974: Update the cli.surface.usage localization entry with complete,
non-placeholder values for all 20 catalog locales, including bs, da, it, km, nb,
pl, pt-BR, ru, th, tr, and uk. Preserve the usage content and command syntax in
each translation, including the iphone-first size policy.
- Around line 671655-671713: In the terminalSharing.sizeMode.handheldFirst
catalog entry, add translated values for uk, it, bs, nb, da, pl, pt-BR, ru, th,
tr, and km, matching the existing localization structure and using genuine
translations of “iPhone First” rather than English copies or placeholders.
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@Packages/macOS/CmuxTerminalSharing/Tests/CmuxTerminalSharingTests/TerminalSharingStoreTests.swift:
- Line 103: In the test that switches the store with setChoice(.handheldFirst,
surfaceID: id), add an assertion after the policy check that snapshot(for:
id)?.state.size is the fixture’s expected 90×50 grid.
Review comments at
@Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizing/Tests/CmuxTerminalSizingTests/TerminalSizingHandheldFirstTests.swift:
- Around line 42-43: Update `pickerListsHandheldFirstThenEveryMode` to compare
`TerminalSizingChoice.allCases` against the complete expected sequence:
`.handheldFirst` followed by each sizing mode exactly once. Replace the
first-item and count assertions so missing or duplicated modes fail the test.
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Check the applied policy after terminal.size_policy.set for iphone-first.
When the CLI sends handheld_first, the command reports success even if the running app ignores the field. The app then applies mode=smallest without iPhone First, and the command output shows mode=smallest. Check size_state.policy.handheld_first in the response, and throw if it is not true.
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let payload = try client.sendV2(method: method, params: params)
+ if params["handheld_first"] as? Bool == true,+ ((payload["size_state"] as? [String: Any])?["policy"] as? [String: Any])?["handheld_first"] as? Bool != true {+ throw CLIError(message: "surface size-policy: the running cmux does not support iPhone First; update cmux")+ }
if jsonOutput {
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Review comment at @CLI/CMUXCLI+SurfaceSizing.swift around lines 36 - 39:
After sending the `terminal.size_policy.set` request with
`params["handheld_first"]` enabled, validate that the response’s
`size_state.policy.handheld_first` is true; otherwise throw a `CLIError`
indicating that iPhone First is unsupported. Leave requests that do not enable
`handheld_first` unchanged.
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echo"== base _generated/client.py get_size_state 118-130 =="; git show $B:cmux-tui/bindings/python/cmux/raw/_generated/client.py | sed -n '118,130p'echo"== head server.rs 12400-12440 =="; git show $H:cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/server.rs | sed -n '12400,12440p'echo"== head server.rs shared-sizing capability gating for size-state =="; git show $H:cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/server.rs | rg -n 'shared-sizing|size_state|SizeState|SizePolicy|handheld_first|capabilit'||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== head sizing_policy.rs 150-200 =="; git show $H:cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/sizing_policy.rs | sed -n '150,200p'
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Gate handheld_first in size-state payloads for clients that cannot decode it.
The in-repo Python SDK rejects unknown keys in SizePolicy. The head daemon always serializes handheld_first, so a Python client built from the base schema fails on this daemon in two places:
get-size-state results: the client raises ProtocolError("invalid get-size-state result: ...") (cmux-tui/bindings/python/cmux/raw/client.py:402-404). The daemon handler at cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/server.rs:12407-12415 returns the state without a capability check.
size-state events: a decode failure raises ProtocolError and closes the stream (client.py:93-95, client.py:164-167). The daemon sends these events only to clients that advertise shared-sizing-v1 (server.rs:13835, server.rs:4555).
Regenerating the Python schema fixes only new SDK builds. Installed clients keep the strict schema.
Remedy: omit handheld_first from the wire policy object unless the client advertises a new capability, such as handheld-first-v1. Have the SDK send that capability only after its schema accepts the field. Apply the projection where the daemon builds each payload: the GetSizeState result, size_state_event_json, and the attach size_state response. Do not change the Serialize derive on TerminalSizingPolicy. That change would also alter the shape sent to capable clients. Add the new capability to advertised_capabilities in the same change that adds Python support.
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Review comment at @cmux-tui/crates/cmux-tui-core/src/sizing_policy.rs at line
167:
Gate serialization of the handheld_first field on client capability so clients
with strict SizePolicy schemas receive payloads they can decode. Apply the
conditional projection when building the GetSizeState result,
size_state_event_json event, and attach size_state response, while preserving
the existing policy serialization for capable clients.
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| `policy` | `object{mode,priority?,fixed?,handheld_first?}` or `null` | required | `mode`: `latest`, `smallest`, `largest`, `priority`, `fixed`; `priority`: array of priority keys; `fixed`: `object{cols,rows}`; `handheld_first`: boolean, absent is `false` (the default policy, used when nothing is set, has it `true`); `null` clears |
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Update the default-policy descriptions in cmux-tui/spec/commands.md to match the head default.
The spec gives two incompatible defaults. Line 2789 says the default policy has handheld_first set to true. Lines 141 and 2780 still say the default or fallback policy is latest. The head code uses the first description, so a client that follows lines 141 or 2780 gets the wrong owner rule.
Head code resolves an unset terminal policy to TerminalSizingPolicy::default(), which is Smallest with handheld_first: true. A client that follows line 141 or 2780 would expect the newest client to own the grid. The actual owner is the newest attached handheld, with smallest as the fallback when no handheld counts.
Change line 141 to describe the handheld-first default with smallest fallback. Change line 2780 so the fallback names that default instead of latest. Keep line 2789 unchanged, because it matches the code.
📝 Suggested spec edit
-The default policy is `latest`: the counting participant with the newest-activity sets the grid.+The default policy is `smallest` with `handheld_first` enabled: while a+handheld counts, the newest active handheld sets the grid; otherwise the+smallest counting viewport sets it.
-one workspace. A terminal without an override uses its workspace default, else-`latest`. Every participant of an affected terminal receives `size-state`.+one workspace. A terminal without an override uses its workspace default, else+the default policy (`smallest` with `handheld_first` enabled). Every participant of an affected terminal receives `size-state`.
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Review comment at @cmux-tui/spec/commands.md at line 2789:
Update the default-policy description and fallback wording in the terminal
sizing policy documentation to match `TerminalSizingPolicy::default()`: use
`smallest` with `handheld_first` enabled, selecting the newest active handheld
when one counts and otherwise the smallest counting viewport. Keep the existing
policy description that already matches this behavior unchanged.
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"value": "Usage: cmux surface ls [<machine>|local] [--refresh] [--json]\n cmux surface open <resource> [--workspace <id|ref|index>] [--pane <id|ref>] [--left|--right|--up|--down|--tab] [--new] [--focus <true|false>]\n cmux surface new-terminal --machine <id|local> [--cwd <dir>] [--name <name>] [--remote-workspace <ws_…>] [--workspace <id|ref|index>] [--no-open] [-- <command...>]\n cmux surface new-display --machine <cloud-id> [--workspace <id|ref|index>] [--no-open] [--focus|--no-focus] [--json]\n cmux surface resume set [flags] -- <argv...>\n cmux surface resume set [flags] --shell <command>\n cmux surface resume show [--json] [flags]\n cmux surface resume get [--json] [flags]\n cmux surface resume clear [flags]\n cmux surface size|participants [--surface <id|ref|index>] [--json]\n cmux surface size-policy <latest|smallest|largest|priority|fixed> [--cols <n> --rows <n>] [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n cmux surface size-to-me|disconnect-others [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n cmux surface size-counts <true|false|auto> [--participant <id>] [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n cmux surface disconnect-participant <participant-id> [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n\nls / open / new-terminal / new-display: the surface catalog. Terminals, VNC screens and browsers\non This Mac and on every cloud machine are resources (`<machine>/<kind>/<key>`,\ne.g. local/terminal/<uuid>, vivid-newt/terminal/term_2f9c…, vivid-newt/display/display:1,\nvivid-newt/browser/port:3000); panes project them. `open` reuses the pane already\nshowing a resource unless --new; --pane with a side splits that pane on that side,\n--tab adds a tab to it. A local terminal moves to the destination (it is shown once).\n`new-terminal` creates a terminal on the machine (cloud: in its cmux-tui session).\n`new-display` creates a new VNC display on a cloud machine and opens it in the\nselected workspace unless `--no-open` is passed.\n`cmux vm tree` prints the same catalog.\n\nresume: attach restart command metadata to a terminal surface.\nPublic CLI bindings are stored for inspection and manual restore.\n\nFlags:\n --workspace <id|ref|index> Workspace context (default: $CMUX_WORKSPACE_ID)\n --surface <id|ref|index> Surface context (default: $CMUX_SURFACE_ID)\n --window <id|ref|index> Window context for workspace and surface refs/indexes\n --cwd <path> Working directory for restore (default: $PWD)\n --name <name> Display name for the binding\n --kind <kind> Binding kind, for example agent or tmux\n --checkpoint <id> Provider checkpoint or session id\n --checkpoint-id <id> Same as --checkpoint and takes precedence\n --source <source> Binding source label\n\nExamples:\n cmux surface resume set --kind tmux --shell \"tmux attach -t work\"\n cmux surface resume set --kind opencode --checkpoint ses_123 -- opencode --session ses_123\n cmux surface resume show --json"
"value": "Usage: cmux surface ls [<machine>|local] [--refresh] [--json]\n cmux surface open <resource> [--workspace <id|ref|index>] [--pane <id|ref>] [--left|--right|--up|--down|--tab] [--new] [--focus <true|false>]\n cmux surface new-terminal --machine <id|local> [--cwd <dir>] [--name <name>] [--remote-workspace <ws_…>] [--workspace <id|ref|index>] [--no-open] [-- <command...>]\n cmux surface new-display --machine <cloud-id> [--workspace <id|ref|index>] [--no-open] [--focus|--no-focus] [--json]\n cmux surface resume set [flags] -- <argv...>\n cmux surface resume set [flags] --shell <command>\n cmux surface resume show [--json] [flags]\n cmux surface resume get [--json] [flags]\n cmux surface resume clear [flags]\n cmux surface size|participants [--surface <id|ref|index>] [--json]\n cmux surface size-policy <iphone-first|latest|smallest|largest|priority|fixed> [--cols <n> --rows <n>] [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n cmux surface size-to-me|disconnect-others [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n cmux surface size-counts <true|false|auto> [--participant <id>] [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n cmux surface disconnect-participant <participant-id> [--surface <id|ref|index>]\n\nls / open / new-terminal / new-display: the surface catalog. Terminals, VNC screens and browsers\non This Mac and on every cloud machine are resources (`<machine>/<kind>/<key>`,\ne.g. local/terminal/<uuid>, vivid-newt/terminal/term_2f9c…, vivid-newt/display/display:1,\nvivid-newt/browser/port:3000); panes project them. `open` reuses the pane already\nshowing a resource unless --new; --pane with a side splits that pane on that side,\n--tab adds a tab to it. A local terminal moves to the destination (it is shown once).\n`new-terminal` creates a terminal on the machine (cloud: in its cmux-tui session).\n`new-display` creates a new VNC display on a cloud machine and opens it in the\nselected workspace unless `--no-open` is passed.\n`cmux vm tree` prints the same catalog.\n\nresume: attach restart command metadata to a terminal surface.\nPublic CLI bindings are stored for inspection and manual restore.\n\nFlags:\n --workspace <id|ref|index> Workspace context (default: $CMUX_WORKSPACE_ID)\n --surface <id|ref|index> Surface context (default: $CMUX_SURFACE_ID)\n --window <id|ref|index> Window context for workspace and surface refs/indexes\n --cwd <path> Working directory for restore (default: $PWD)\n --name <name> Display name for the binding\n --kind <kind> Binding kind, for example agent or tmux\n --checkpoint <id> Provider checkpoint or session id\n --checkpoint-id <id> Same as --checkpoint and takes precedence\n --source <source> Binding source label\n\nExamples:\n cmux surface resume set --kind tmux --shell \"tmux attach -t work\"\n cmux surface resume set --kind opencode --checkpoint ses_123 -- opencode --session ses_123\n cmux surface resume show --json"
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Add translations for the 11 missing locales to cli.surface.usage.
This PR changes the cli.surface.usage value to add the iphone-first size policy. The entry still has no values for bs, da, it, km, nb, pl, pt-BR, ru, th, tr, and uk. The full-internationalization rule requires translated values for every locale the catalog supports when an entry is materially changed. Add complete, non-placeholder translations for all 20 catalog locales to this entry.
Users in those 11 locales see the English usage text, not localized command help. This gap predates the PR. The PR's edit to the entry is what brings it under the rule.
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Review comment at @Resources/Localizable.xcstrings at line 113974:
Update the cli.surface.usage localization entry with complete, non-placeholder
values for all 20 catalog locales, including bs, da, it, km, nb, pl, pt-BR, ru,
th, tr, and uk. Preserve the usage content and command syntax in each
translation, including the iphone-first size policy.
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python3 - <<'PY'import json, collectionsp = 'Resources/Localizable.xcstrings'with open(p, encoding='utf-8') as f: d = json.load(f)strings = d['strings']print('sourceLanguage:', d.get('sourceLanguage'))print('total keys:', len(strings))counts = collections.Counter()for k, v in strings.items(): for loc in v.get('localizations', {}): counts[loc] += 1print('distinct locales in catalog:', len(counts))print('locale usage counts:', sorted(counts.items(), key=lambda x: (-x[1], x[0])))for k in ['terminalSharing.sizeMode.handheldFirst', 'terminalSharing.sizeMode.fit', 'terminalSharing.sizeMode.smallest', 'terminalSharing.sizeMode.handheldFirst']: v = strings.get(k) if v is None: print(k, 'MISSING') continue locs = sorted(v.get('localizations', {}).keys()) print(k, 'count=', len(locs), 'locales=', locs, 'state=', v.get('extractionState'))PY
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Add translations for the 11 missing catalog locales to terminalSharing.sizeMode.handheldFirst.
The new terminalSharing.sizeMode.handheldFirst entry has translations for nine locales only: en, ar, de, es, fr, ja, ko, zh-Hans, and zh-Hant. The touched catalog defines 20 locales. Add translated values for uk, it, bs, nb, da, pl, pt-BR, ru, th, tr, and km. Use real translations, not English copies or placeholders. Until these entries exist, the "iPhone First" menu label can appear in English for those locales.
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Review comment at @Resources/Localizable.xcstrings around lines 671655 - 671713:
In the terminalSharing.sizeMode.handheldFirst catalog entry, add translated
values for uk, it, bs, nb, da, pl, pt-BR, ru, th, tr, and km, matching the
existing localization structure and using genuine translations of “iPhone First”
rather than English copies or placeholders.
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Summary
The default terminal sizing policy is now iPhone First. While a paired iPhone or iPad shows a terminal, the terminal takes the phone's full size. When the phone leaves the terminal, goes to the background or disconnects, the size returns to the Mac (Fit everyone over whoever is left).
TerminalSizingPolicygainshandheld_first. While a phone or tablet counts, the most recently active one sets the whole grid;modeapplies when none is attached; a fixed grid still wins. Same change in the Swift engine (Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizing) and its Rust twin (cmux-tui-core/src/sizing_policy.rs), with 7 new cases inschemas/terminal-sizing/fixtures.json.{"mode":"smallest","handheld_first":true}. A policy stored or sent without the key reads it asfalse, so an existing explicit choice behaves as before. No migration of stored values is needed.cmux surface size-policy iphone-first; socketterminal.size_policy.setacceptshandheld_first.device_idtook in Draw shared sizing bounds in the divider color; add Connected Devices… on iOS #15883).Testing
Regression first:
2faf7a8aadds the failing tests, later commits fix them.2faf7a8a)cmux-ci run … run-swift-testing-suites.sh --arg Packages/Shared/CmuxTerminalSizingcmux-ci run … run-swift-testing-suites.sh --arg Packages/macOS/CmuxTerminalSharingverify-cmux-tui-hosted.sh --filter sizing_policy(run 40816528709)check-sdk-schema.py,bindings/generate.sh --check,localization_catalog.py checkObserved / Not run
Observed on tag
phfrst(fleet-built Mac + iOS from23395b7c, behavior-identical to head), isolated iPhone 17 simulator paired over the real link:[viewer], Mac keeps 94×38.Not run: Mac size panel picker screenshot (opens only via palette/shortcut, which needs focus);
CmuxMobileShellUIpackage tests on the fleet (runner lacks GhosttyKit; covered by this PR's iOS CI); real iPhone. The Bonsplit tab context menu and the cmux-tui menu still list only the five modes.Proof report (local, self-contained HTML with screenshots and video):
artifacts/iphone-first-sizing/report.htmlin cmuxterm-hq.Review
Correctness review findings and resolutions: #27195 (comment)
HIG
The picker entry reuses the existing SwiftUI menu
Picker; no new component. I did not fetch the HIG page for pop-up buttons this pass.Changelog
Changed: An iPhone or iPad viewing a shared terminal now sets its size by default, and the Mac takes it back when the phone leaves the terminal or goes to the background.
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