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The gateway model picker showed three technical fields per model: the raw id
(anthropic/claude-opus-5), the context size, and a "N× credits · NK ctx · ≈N turns
left" second line. For someone who just wants to pick Opus 5 that buried the name in
noise and made every row a tall two-line block.

Each row is now a single, name-forward line: the friendly name + the active check, and
a lock + "coming soon" on staged models. The plan and remaining credits still live in
the picker's placeholder, so the one number that matters isn't lost. Reads like the
Cursor / Claude Code pickers.

- dropped: description=id, the ctx/multiplier/turns detail line, and fmtTurns (now
  unused). matchOnDescription is off, so typing filters by model name only.
- staged rows carry _name — the "coming soon" toast used to read the model name out of
  description, which is now literally the string "coming soon".

It's a native QuickPick, so the font follows the app UI font (can't be set per-picker);
the single-line rows are what make the name read large and clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

redesign(ai): name-only Cloud model picker — drop the per-row debug detail

…elCode Cloud" chip

Two chat-UI cosmetics (both in media/chat.html, non-overlapping regions).

Plan bar — a completed checklist used to sit fully expanded (up to 38vh) long after the run
ended, with no way to clear it. Now, matching how Claude Code / Cursor handle a finished plan:
- auto-collapse to the (green) header the moment it first hits N/N — rising-edge latch, so a
  manual re-expand of a done plan sticks on later re-renders, and the state resets when the
  plan is cleared (agentStart / newChat / dismiss);
- a dismiss (×) in the header closes it outright — reveals on header hover, stays visible once
  the plan is done (its primary use), and also clears a plan stranded by an aborted/errored
  run. stopPropagation so it doesn't also toggle the collapse. The × is a styled literal, not
  codicon('close') — 'close' isn't in the webview's codicon subset (it would render as text).

Footer — removed the st-local item (home icon + "LevelCode Cloud" / "Local" / "Direct"). The
st-key chip already conveys the mode + plan ("Gateway · Pro+", "BYO key", "Direct · no key"),
so st-local was redundant; renderRouting now drives st-key only. Updated the three comments
that referenced st-local.

Verified: every <script> block in chat.html parses (0 syntax errors); webviewCss + creditFormat
suites (which parse chat.html) still green; full gate 24 suites.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…etection)

v1.0.1 (tag a0850f4) contains #44 (license) + #45 (gateway error handling) only. The
model-picker cleanup (#46) merged to develop AFTER this tag, and the chat cosmetics (#47)
aren't merged yet — so neither is in v1.0.1, and the notes cover exactly what the tag holds.

Lead: a transient upstream 5xx now retries and recovers instead of ending the run, and a
failed request surfaces an honest "LevelCode Cloud API 502: Bad Gateway" instead of raw
nginx HTML mislabeled "OpenAI". Under the hood: GitHub now detects the LICENSE as MIT.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The dismiss control had role="button" but no tabindex and no key handler, so keyboard-only
users couldn't reach or activate it. Matched the house pattern used by ctxStat / approvals /
the mode pill: tabindex="0" + an Enter/Space keydown that runs the same dismiss as the click
(factored into one handler, shared with onclick).

Also gave it a :focus-visible reveal + accent outline — the button is opacity:0 until hover
(or the plan is done), so without that a keyboard focus would land on an invisible control.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

feat(ai): finished-plan auto-collapse + dismiss; drop the footer "LevelCode Cloud" chip

…eview)

"a genuine transient 5xx" could be read to include 500, which is NOT retried. Say
"only a 502, 503, or 504" to match the code (TRANSIENT_STATUS) and the very next
sentence. Also tightened "500 / other 4xx" (500 isn't a 4xx) to "a 500, any other 4xx".

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

docs: RELEASE-NOTES.md for v1.0.1