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Every Markdown view (inbox items and the transcript) renders a line `<details><summary>Title</summary>` (or `<details>` with the `<summary>` on the next line), Markdown content, and a line `</details>` as a collapsed section (`web/src/markdown.ts`; sections nest) showing only the title; session guidance and the `ask_human` schema tell agents to put long supporting detail in them.
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A status mark that is the whole of a table cell, paragraph line, list item or heading, optionally in bold, renders coloured (`marks` in `web/src/markdown.ts` and `mac/Sources/Byre/Markdown.swift`): checks (✓, ✅ and the like) in `--ok`, `~`, ≈ and ⚠ in `--warn`, and `x`, ×, ✗, ❌ and the like in `--danger`. A table cell holding one also gets the matching `-tint` background. A mark inside other text, or in code, stays plain.
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A status mark that is the whole of a table cell, paragraph line, list item or heading, optionally in bold, renders coloured (`marks` in `web/src/markdown.ts` and `mac/Sources/Byre/Markdown.swift`): checks (✓, ✅ and the like) in `--ok`, `~`, ≈ and ⚠ in `--warn`, `x`, ×, ✗, ❌ and the like in `--danger`, and `-`, – and — in `--muted`. A table cell whose first word is a mark, alone or followed by text (`✓ cross-vendor`), colours that mark and gets the matching `-tint` background, `--surface` for the dashes; the rest of its text stays plain. A mark inside other text, or in code, stays plain.
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Markdown images (``, or ``; the plain form also accepts spaces, since worktree paths under `Application Support` have one) render inline, linking to the full image. A `src` that is an absolute path, a path relative to the worktree or a `file://` URL is loaded from `GET /api/tasks/{taskId}/image?path=` for the item's or event's task, which refuses (403) a path that resolves outside the task's worktree, so the `ask_human` description tells agents to copy a scratch image into the worktree first; a `data:image/` URL of PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP is used as is; any other scheme, `http(s)` included, shows as a link with the alt text and is never fetched. An image that fails to load is replaced by "image not available: <src>". An inbox `image` attachment renders the same way from its `image` (data URL) or `path`.
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