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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The Web transcript renders `skill` calls through the generic fallback row, so a
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The collapsed row uses a 14-pixel document-and-sparkle glyph and the Bash row's neutral hierarchy: tertiary glyph, secondary `Skill` title, caption separator, and tertiary skill name. Running, failed, and interrupted calls retain the transcript's shimmer, error dot and first-line summary, and warning dot semantics. A settled call expands through the whole summary row into a 260-pixel bounded `Instructions` card containing the exact durable result text; the existing trajectory `Inspect` handoff remains available below the card.
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-The row derives every visible value from a paired call/result slice in the current runtime window. It reads the skill name from the recorded `name` argument and the instructions from durable result content, and never joins the current skill catalog for descriptions or provider metadata. If pagination leaves the call outside the window, the result has no tool identity and remains on the generic fallback rather than extending the history wire contract. The existing ACP `skill-load` recording is seeded through the real Web persistence and composition path for a keyless interaction and accessibility snapshot. The snapshot removes a calendar date only when it immediately precedes the normalized clock and `Ran for` footer; the clock remains, while local and UTC hosts no longer disagree at a same-day boundary.
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+The row derives every visible value from a paired call/result slice in the current runtime window. It reads the skill name from the recorded `name` argument and the instructions from durable result content, and never joins the current skill catalog for descriptions or provider metadata. If pagination leaves the call outside the window, the result has no tool identity and remains on the generic fallback rather than extending the history wire contract. The existing ACP `skill-load` recording is seeded through the real Web persistence and composition path for a keyless interaction and accessibility snapshot. The snapshot removes a calendar date only when it immediately precedes the normalized clock and `Ran for` footer; the clock remains, so hosts in different timezones produce the same snapshot at a same-day boundary.
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## Alternatives considered
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Tianyi Cui