Long commands and output are irremediably cropped

[thiswillbeyourgithub]

I got some situations where dirac asked me for permission to run a command, which looked like cd [path] && git ... but the rest was hidden because the displayed path was a bit long.

I had that happen too with command outputs for example.

Claude code addresses this by having a keybinding to toggle on or off the extra info.

[dirac-run]

Yup, this definitely needs fixing. I am making a bunch of very large changes and will address this. Will comment here once done

[thiswillbeyourgithub]

Also, to make it shorter I think that arguments that contain path should have /home/username be automatically replaced by ~:

1. it's shorter and cleaner
2. it makes it easier to share screenshots or debug logs without "leaking" your home username.

A slightly more involved way would be to make sure that the agent itself never sees the full path from root (which I suspect is what's happening) and instead is given the path from ~/ (except if it's not currently under ~/ of course). Slightly less token, not seeing your home name, etc. I bring that up because replacing by ~ can have unintended side effects if done purely cosmetically (then the agent executes things we don't exactly see, which could be a problem is some bound-to-happen edge cases where the path is part of a weirdly formatted argument for example etc)

PS: actually, paths in "simple" commands (ls, cd, etc) should be replaced by ./ if the path is under ./ or ~/ if it's under ~/ but not under ./. This would make the paths dramatically shorter I believe.

[dirac-run]

Yup, this ties back to the command wrapper discussion in another thread. It would be neat indeed to be able to optimize this layer independently of the core agent