Fix Title Length #920
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Fix Title Length #920
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Signed-off-by: Jean-Laurent de Morlhon <jeanlaurent@morlhon.net>
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Fix Title Length
Ensures session titles are properly truncated to 50 characters maximum, sometimes the whole plan was being outputed in the title breaking the TUI completly
Changes
• Added MaxTokens option to provider options (set to 100 for title generation) by @rumpl suggestion
• Implemented truncateTitle() function that truncates titles to 50 chars with ellipsis
• Updated title generation to apply truncation before setting session title
• Added comprehensive test coverage for title truncation edge cases
Why
Prevents overly long session titles from breaking UI/UX constraints by enforcing a 50-character limit at the runtime level.