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o: fix context parsing - slash is primary separator 

Agent names may contain colons (e.g., src:ollie), so slash must
be the primary separator. Colon separator is only for the rare
case where session names contain slashes.

default/src:ollie now correctly parses as:
  session = default
  agent = src:ollie
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Levi Neely 2026-10-09 12:28:02 +02:00
parent aa939b0f84
commit 9b063a24ce
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@ -7,9 +7,8 @@
# o <session>/<agent> <cmd> Agent level
# o <session>:<agent> <cmd> Agent level (colon separator)
#
# The slash or colon in session/agent disambiguates context level.
# Use colon when session or agent names contain slashes.
# Names with spaces can be quoted: o "my session:my agent" prompt
# Slash is the primary separator. Agent names may contain colons.
# Use colon separator only when session names contain slashes.
#
# Subcommands:
# read <path> Read a file (-l to loop)
@ -485,9 +484,8 @@ Context is determined by the first argument:
o <session>/<agent> <cmd> Agent level
o <session>:<agent> <cmd> Agent level (colon separator)
The slash or colon in session/agent disambiguates context level.
Use colon when session or agent names contain slashes.
Names with spaces can be quoted: o "my session:my agent" prompt
Slash is the primary separator. Agent names may contain colons.
Use colon separator only when session names contain slashes.
Paths starting with / are root-relative (ignore context):
o myproj ls /bypass List root bypass/ even in session context
@ -573,21 +571,23 @@ dispatch_cmd() {
# Parse context from first argument
# Supports:
# session/agent (slash separator)
# session:agent (colon separator)
# session/agent (slash separator - primary)
# session:agent (colon separator - for session names with slashes)
# "session name/agent" (quoted with spaces)
# session\ name/agent (escaped spaces)
#
# Slash is the primary separator. Use colon only when session names contain slashes.
# Agent names may contain colons (e.g., "src:ollie").
parse_context() {
local arg="$1"
# Check for colon or slash separator
# Colon takes precedence if both present (allows session with / in name)
if [[ "$arg" == *:* ]]; then
CTX_SESSION="${arg%%:*}"
CTX_AGENT="${arg#*:}"
elif [[ "$arg" == */* ]]; then
# Slash is the primary separator
if [[ "$arg" == */* ]]; then
CTX_SESSION="${arg%%/*}"
CTX_AGENT="${arg#*/}"
elif [[ "$arg" == *:* ]]; then
# Colon separator (for session names containing slashes)
CTX_SESSION="${arg%%:*}"
CTX_AGENT="${arg#*:}"
else
# session only
CTX_SESSION="$arg"