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@@ -12,11 +12,11 @@ Users need to open and edit the files produced in their workspace, including she
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The [present tool](../../../../packages/fs/tool-present/README.md) declares existing regular files inside the calling Session's workspace. It records paths and optional descriptions without reading or copying contents. The [deliverables plugin](../../../../packages/client/ui-deliverables/README.md) opens current workspace sources in the Host's default application. Edits are visible on the next open; deletion or movement makes the declaration unavailable. File-content preservation and copy-on-write storage are deferred until a persistence design owns them.
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-The tool description requires `present` after writing a file the user asked to receive and before the final response, including files created through Bash or code execution. A prose path reference does not replace the call. The recorded [SVG delivery scenario](../../../../snapshots/web/present-svg/snapshot.yml) uses a user request that does not name `present`, and checks the resulting file, delivery event, and card.
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+The tool description requires `present` after writing a file the user asked to receive and before the final response, including files created through Bash or code execution. A prose path reference does not replace the call. The recorded [SVG delivery scenario](../../../../snapshots/web/present-svg/snapshot.yml) uses a user request that does not name `present`, and checks the resulting file, delivery event, and card. Its UI snapshot covers the expanded Chat transcript; navigation and composer controls belong to their own scenarios, so unrelated chrome changes cannot invalidate file-delivery expectations.
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The tool remains an ordinary package with shared filesystem and tool error classes. Its pure type entry owns the delivery event without importing Host code into the browser. The `standard`, `ptc`, and `cordis` presets mount it; `minimal` retains its two tools. Each plugin instance correlates its executions with successful final `tools/result` notifications before appending `deliverables/presented`. Native and nested calls share this rule. A later enclosing program failure does not revoke a completed nested declaration; blocked results publish none, and same-name scoped replacements cannot publish another instance's results.
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-An authenticated POST selects a declaration by viewed Session, event sequence, and original file index. The event carries no owning Session ID; relative paths in inherited history resolve against the viewed Session's workspace. The Host rechecks canonical workspace containment and regular-file existence before native opening. Route disposal cancels and awaits pending commands. The “Files changed this turn” row lists successful file-tool mutations and retains its separate text-preview behavior. Its Chinese label is “本轮文件改动”; neither label implies final delivery.
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+An authenticated POST selects a declaration by viewed Session, event sequence, and original file index. The event carries no owning Session ID; relative paths in inherited history resolve against the viewed Session's workspace. The Host rechecks canonical workspace containment and regular-file existence before native opening. Route disposal cancels and awaits pending commands. The “Files changed” row lists successful file-tool mutations and retains its separate text-preview behavior. Its Chinese label is “本轮文件改动”; neither label implies final delivery.
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## Alternatives considered
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