feat(app): add Tauri desktop and Ratatui terminal apps

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This PR adds a Tauri 2 desktop app and Ratatui terminal app for editing Switchyard routes, installing coding-tool settings, choosing logins, launching worktree sessions, and reading model usage. It combines #957 into this PR and targets main.

cargo desktop install
cargo desktop install --dry-run
cargo desktop uninstall

The apps share a Rust controller. Before saving a route edit, the app asks the installed credential helper to validate the complete config with the installed server. It keeps a backup and reports a saved config separately from a failed restart. The app rejects stale drafts and config changes detected before replacement. The controller copies shared targets when an edit would change another route. Deleting a route preserves its targets, endpoints, and generated-block markers.

The model picker loads only the selected endpoint, so it no longer needs worker threads, callbacks, URL deduplication, or a shared key cache. Cached lists and credential selection remain unchanged. Daily charts calculate each day's model totals once. Routes that the app cannot edit remain visible as read-only, and TUI searches keep the selected route when it still matches. Overlapping installation and save tests were removed or combined; the remaining tests retain checks for backups, preserved settings, path escaping, and app launchers.

Desktop overview and tray

Overview puts model usage first and keeps connection status in one compact row. Select today, the past seven local calendar days, or all retained history. Compare models and routes by tokens or calls; session comparisons use bounded recent history. A stacked horizontal chart separates input, cached reads, and output. Its table lists exact counts and links to recent calls matching the selected identity and period. A second chart shows daily usage by model. The tray lists the three models with the most tokens and combines any remaining models in one row; View model usage… opens Overview.

When many routes were loaded, the Routes picker squeezed 48 pixels of content into 32-pixel rows, causing labels to overlap and clip. Grid rows now grow with wrapped labels. Endpoint and model fields also adapt to the editor width. The app opens one editor at a time, and drafts survive switching routes.

Charts use a locally bundled Apache ECharts 6.1.0 build, with LICENSE and NOTICE. They require no CDN or frontend build tool and add about 1.1 MB before compression. Canvas tooltips keep model names out of HTML. Chart instances and resize observers are disposed on navigation and redraw. Tables provide readable values and keyboard links. The interface defaults to dark colors.

The controller owns an incremental reader that totals the retained routing log by model, route, and local day. The first read scans the log; later reads consume completed appends once and retry unfinished lines. Replacement or truncation resets totals. Aggregate memory grows with distinct model and route IDs; session comparisons and turn details use the separate recent-history reader, which discloses its 5,000-record / 8 MiB limit. Routing history stores no prompt or response text.

Cost estimates price recorded calls at configured rates, including classifier overhead. The baseline prices the same answer tokens at baseline_model rates. Missing model or baseline prices suppress estimates, and negative savings remain visible. These figures do not establish subscription charges, provider quotas, or measured token savings.

Installation and coding-tool settings

cargo desktop install builds the current checkout and replaces the installed app and server. The Rust installer replaces the Bash and Make installers. On macOS it installs ~/Applications/Switchyard.app, signs it ad hoc, and loads per-user LaunchAgents. The app is not notarized. On Linux it installs the terminal app and a systemd user service. On Windows it installs the desktop app, server, and installer under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Switchyard, adds a Start menu shortcut, and registers separate server and desktop tasks for the current user with ordinary privileges. Windows needs the MSVC toolchain, C++ build tools, WebView2, and a logged-in user session.

Settings → Review update… → Build and reinstall rebuilds the saved source checkout; update that checkout first to install newer code. The installer builds and validates before stopping the app and server. Windows updates use a temporary Rust executable because Windows locks running executables. If binary replacement fails, the installer tries to restore the previous binaries. If restoration also fails, it retains recovery files and reports their directory. Later settings or task failures may require rerunning installation; the complete installation is not one transaction. Reinstalling preserves settings, prices, accounts, and history. cargo desktop uninstall removes the managed app and startup services while preserving user data and making a recovery copy of the Codex profile. Legacy menubar.toml settings migrate to desktop.toml when no desktop settings exist.

SY_PROFILE selects a Codex profile file, and SY_MODEL selects an existing public route ID. Updates preserve both. New installs use composite-gpt-6-sol-gpt-6-luna; existing custom configs need a matching SY_MODEL. The installer defaults to sy.config.toml for codex -p sy, keeping the main Codex config unchanged. The app's Connect tools page also defaults to that file; select a custom absolute path to update another profile. Uninstall uses the recorded installation and profile; conflicting environment overrides require cargo desktop uninstall --settings FILE. Profile names follow Codex 0.134.0's supported ASCII schema; team.dev is rejected before files are created.

Connect tools selects Codex CLI, Codex app, Claude Code, or Pi and shows the current settings, proposed settings, and affected files. Codex app detection uses its registered macOS bundle identity, so renamed copies are detected. On Windows it reads the current user's OpenAI.Codex MSIX registration. With the normal user settings location, the Codex app option changes shared defaults for the app and CLI. A custom file or saved account changes only that destination; the coding tool must load those settings separately. Apply routing… asks for confirmation, then shows progress and the result beside the button. Settings that already match show Routing already applied. The preview uses the same transformation as installation and hides credentials and sensitive URL components. Pi selects models.json and uses settings.json beside it. A custom file cannot be combined with a saved account. Malformed settings, symlinks, stale routes, and unsupported caller-login forwarding fail before writes.

The app backs up original settings. Restore checks every file first, reports recovery copies, and retires the backup only after success. Pi replacements are atomic per file with best-effort rollback; a crash can leave its files out of sync. Restore remains retryable after partial cleanup failures.

Apply routing, Delete, and Restore use an in-app confirmation dialog because the Wry macOS delegate does not handle window.confirm. Cancel receives initial focus, Tab stays inside the dialog, Escape cancels, and background controls are inert. Queued work and polling wait until it closes. The terminal app requires RESTORE before dispatching Restore. Quit waits for queued or running work to finish.

Server credentials and platform icons

Apply previously failed when a server config named an api_key_env variable that was present in the terminal but absent from the desktop app. For example, a config with api_key_env = "CUSTOM_GATEWAY_TOKEN" could work in the terminal and fail when edited from Finder. Running cargo desktop install from a terminal with the declared variables now saves those credentials in macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager after the server's dry-run succeeds. Each saved credential belongs to the original config file and variable name, separately from model-list keys, and remains after uninstall.

The installed Rust helper reads saved credentials for validation and server startup. This keeps macOS credential access in one executable: the separately signed desktop app cannot directly share the helper's Keychain entries. When checking an edited candidate, the helper uses credentials belonging to the original config file. Explicit environment values take precedence; empty or invalid Unicode values fail validation rather than being replaced by saved values. Diagnostics report malformed values without displaying their bytes. Linux uses inherited or systemd environment values without saving credentials. Rebuilding the ad hoc macOS helper changes its signing identity, so Keychain may request approval again.

cargo desktop-icons regenerates macOS ICNS, Windows ICO, and tray pixels from the shared PNG sources. Every desktop build checks both platforms' exports, including Windows icons when building on macOS or Linux. Windows uses a colored tray icon for light and dark taskbars; macOS keeps its template icon. Icon generation requires no shell script or macOS-only export tool.

Accounts and sessions

Named Codex and Claude logins use each tool's login flow and separate settings directory. Switchyard does not read or copy OAuth tokens or combine subscription quotas. Model-list keys stay in macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager and do not replace server credentials. Entered keys apply to the configured endpoint's exact URL; rejected keys are not saved. The startup services do not load shell startup files.

Sessions launch a Git worktree with the selected login and route, leaving existing sessions and user defaults unchanged. Successful worktrees, branches, private settings, and account directories remain until removed. Failed launch setup attempts cleanup, which can fail. Codex and Claude requests carry session IDs for usage correlation; missing IDs remain explicit in usage. Provider limits still apply. Remote workspaces, resume, task dependencies, and provider reset windows remain outside this change.

Routine overlapping display, parser, and cache-format tests were removed in the app refactor. Focused authentication, redaction, restore retries, stale edits, shared-target ownership, and cleanup coverage remains.

Codex tool calls through a LiteLLM gateway

When Codex calls a tool through a route whose model is Claude behind a LiteLLM Responses gateway, Switchyard ends the stream right after the tool call and never sends response.completed. Codex then shows "Reconnecting... 1/5 (stream closed before response.completed)" on every tool call and sends the request again. The same thing happens on main.

The gateway streams Codex's freeform exec call as response.function_call_arguments.delta events that spell {"content": "ls"}. It then sends the finished custom_tool_call item with input: "ls". The Responses decoder checked that the finished input started with the streamed text. It did not, so the decoder reported an upstream error. The server then sent the ordinary tool-call event as if it were that error, closed the stream, and logged nothing.

This PR makes two changes:

• The decoder reads a custom tool call's input only from the finished item and skips argument deltas for that call. GPT models behave as before, because OpenAI does not send those deltas for custom tools.
• When a finished item contradicts text that was already streamed, the decoder now reports a decode error. The server sends an error event in place of the contradicting event, ends the stream, and logs a warning with the event type.

The gateway also closes an empty text message after the tool call. That message now reaches the client, and Codex records it as an empty assistant message.

tests/litellm_gateway.rs runs the server against a stub that streams tool calls in the gateway's event order. codex_tool_call_streams_reach_response_completed covers one freeform call, two freeform calls, a freeform call with a function call, and OpenAI's own freeform stream, each through a passthrough route and a stage-router route. Before this change, the last event for the gateway streams was response.output_item.done; now it is response.completed. contradicting_snapshots_end_the_stream_with_an_error_event covers contradicting arguments and contradicting text; before this change the stream ended on the contradicting event with no error event. A live Codex CLI 0.162.0 run against a local build used this stage route and ran two shell commands in one turn without reconnecting. The client name, key variable, and gateway URL below are placeholders:

[llm_clients.gateway]
format = "openai_responses"
base_url = "https://litellm-gateway.example.com/v1"
api_key_env = "GATEWAY_API_KEY"

[targets.capable]
id = "azure/openai/gpt-6.1-sol"
llm_client = "gateway"

[targets.efficient]
id = "aws/anthropic/bedrock-claude-sonnet-5-5"
llm_client = "gateway"

[routes.stage]
id = "stage-hub-gpt-6.1-sol-sonnet-5-5"
type = "stage_router"
capable_target = "capable"
efficient_target = "efficient"
picker = "efficient_first"
confidence_threshold = 0.5

LLM request handled status=200 requested_model="stage-hub-gpt-6.1-sol-sonnet-5-5" selected_model="aws/anthropic/bedrock-claude-sonnet-5-5" streaming=true
LLM request handled status=200 requested_model="stage-hub-gpt-6.1-sol-sonnet-5-5" selected_model="aws/anthropic/bedrock-claude-sonnet-5-5" streaming=true

Codex compaction through a LiteLLM gateway to Bedrock Claude

When a Codex thread grows past its context limit, Codex compacts it by sending the whole history, including tool calls and their results, with an empty tools list. LiteLLM in front of Bedrock Claude rejects that request with HTTP 400 on both OpenAI APIs: "Bedrock doesn't support tool calling without tools= param specified". Switchyard forwarded the request unchanged, so compaction failed on every retry and the thread could not continue. OpenAI accepts the same request.

Switchyard now adds a definition for each tool that the history calls when a Responses or Chat Completions request defines no tools, and sets tool_choice to none. A custom_tool_call gets a custom definition; a function_call or Chat tool_calls entry gets a function definition with an empty object schema. The change applies to the outbound body, so it also covers same-format requests that Switchyard otherwise replays verbatim. Requests that already define tools, Responses-lite requests, and Anthropic Messages targets are unchanged.

Bedrock has no tool_choice of none, and LiteLLM drops it. A Bedrock model can therefore still call one of these tools if the prompt asks it to. Compaction prompts ask for a summary, and every live compaction below returned one.

tool_history_without_tools_gets_definitions_the_gateway_accepts sends streamed and buffered Codex compaction requests (including a namespaced function call), an Anthropic Messages request, and a Chat request through a stub that rejects tool history without tools, the way the gateway does. Before this change the first request got the gateway's 400. requests_with_their_own_tools_or_no_tool_history_are_unchanged checks that requests with their own tools, Responses-lite requests, and requests without tool history reach the gateway unchanged. Live runs against the gateway through a local build:

• Codex CLI 0.162.0 with a 20,000-token compaction limit: three mid-turn compactions and two more after resuming a thread all returned a summary, and every turn completed.
• Resuming a real 317-item thread that had been stuck on this error: the 295,248-token compaction request returned response.completed with a summary, and the next turn answered.
• Chat Completions, buffered Responses, and Anthropic Messages requests with tool history and no tools all returned 200.
• The same compaction request through the ChatGPT backend (chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex) returned a summary with the added definitions.

Validation evidence

Native Windows validation passed on a GitHub-hosted x64 Windows Server 2025 runner. The successful run built the release app from the checkout and exercised fresh installation in a path with spaces and Unicode, real Task Scheduler startup of the GUI and server, an update requested from inside the desktop task, restart, reinstall through cargo desktop install, and repeated uninstall. It checked unchanged settings and Codex profile bytes, retained account and history files, removed tasks and executables, and created a profile recovery copy.

Focused native tests also checked Credential Manager, validation of an edited candidate using the original config's saved credential, rejection of an explicit empty override, shared icon exports, file-lock rollback, and argument handling for .exe and npm-style .cmd launcher fixtures.

The temporary workflow ran only on this branch and was removed after the successful run. This PR adds no recurring Windows validation job. The runner used an administrator account. These checks did not exercise GUI clicks, provider login, or installation by a standard non-administrator user.

A real macOS reinstall loaded the app and server through LaunchAgents. The installed helper validated the existing server config with every declared credential variable removed from its environment, and the server answered /health. The server config, app settings, and Codex profile bytes were preserved. An isolated native test captured a dummy key declared by a custom api_key_env name, validated an edited candidate using the original config's saved credentials, and rejected an explicit empty override. A separately signed app successfully delegated validation to that helper, and the copied helper started the real server.

A hidden Tauri test instance rendered both ECharts canvases in native WebKit under the existing content security policy. Its sample log produced exact totals of 11,000 tokens for gpt-6.1-sol and 1,200 for gpt-6-luna, including cached reads and classifier overhead. Its native menu contained those model names and counts, and all 100 long route labels fit without overlap.

Headless checks exercised period, model/route/session comparisons, exact drilldowns, missing-price suppression, chart disposal, and all six pages. Geometry checks covered 100 long names at 1080, 760, 460, and 360 pixels with normal and doubled text sizes. An earlier real Ratatui run exercised navigation, route search, edit cancellation, installation preview, and custom-file cancellation against an unchanged isolated config. The aggregate regression includes more than 5,000 old calls and verifies that full-log totals exceed the bounded detail view while daily and route totals match the recorded calls.

Native tray clicks were not automated in this pass. The hidden test instance used sample data and did not change the installed app or settings. These checks do not establish provider billing or quota behavior.

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This change adds desktop and terminal interfaces for managing Switchyard routes, coding-tool settings, accounts, and worktree sessions. It adds model discovery, usage history, and macOS app-bundle installation. Routing logs now record request turn IDs.

Changes

Desktop and Terminal App

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Route editing and checked apply crates/switchyard-menubar/src/server_config.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/server.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/controller.rs	Route configuration supports inspection, editing, and removal. Changed configuration is validated, backed up, and replaced before restart and health checks.
Coding-tool settings, accounts, and sessions crates/switchyard-menubar/src/harness.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/accounts.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/sessions.rs	Tool settings support inspection, preview, installation, and restore. Named accounts and Git worktree session launches include validation and cleanup handling.
Model discovery and usage data crates/switchyard-menubar/src/models.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/history.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/pricing.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/summary.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/rollup.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/ui/analytics.js	The app loads model lists from endpoints or cache, reads bounded JSONL history, aggregates usage, and reports missing model prices.
Controller and app interfaces crates/switchyard-menubar/src/controller.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/gui.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/tui.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/ui/*, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/main.rs	The controller builds snapshots and dispatches actions. Tauri and Ratatui interfaces render app pages and run operations. The entry point selects summary, TUI, or macOS GUI execution.
Package and supporting documentation crates/switchyard-menubar/Cargo.toml, crates/switchyard-menubar/build.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/tauri.conf.json, crates/switchyard-menubar/README.md, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/config.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/src/health.rs, crates/switchyard-menubar/.gitignore	Package and build settings, app configuration, and documentation describe the desktop and terminal app and its settings and usage.

Routing Log Turn IDs

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Capture and verify turn IDs crates/switchyard-server/src/routing_log.rs, crates/switchyard-server/src/lib.rs, crates/switchyard-server/tests/server.rs	Routing records capture optional turn IDs from request metadata. Tests verify IDs for standard and streaming requests, and verify null when an ID is absent.

macOS App Delivery

Layer / File(s)	Summary
App bundle and selected profile lifecycle scripts/macos/*, tests/test_macos_install.py, Makefile, scripts/config/codex.sy.toml, scripts/config/composite.toml	The installer builds and signs Switchyard.app, configures the selected Codex profile, and points the LaunchAgent to the app launcher. Uninstall removes the app and selected profile. Tests cover bundle creation, shell handling, profile validation, and updated route identifiers.

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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

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The new desktop and terminal apps are mostly ready to merge. In the terminal app, a route search can select a different route than the one the user chose. Both apps also let custom or unsupported routes open the editor, and saving from it can remove settings from those routes; a backup is kept. Fix both before relying on route editing.

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• crates/switchyard-menubar/icons/tray.rgba
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/accounts.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/app.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/config.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/controller.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/gui.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/harness.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/health.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/history.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/icon.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/main.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/models.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/pricing.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/rollup.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/server.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/server_config.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/sessions.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/summary.rs
• crates/switchyard-menubar/src/tray.rs
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