Four trace-feature upgrades, all UX-preserving:
- Stored traces recover their path-hash width from the (uniform) hop
hashes at rehydration, so a target's previous route renders short
hashes instead of the device's full 64-char public key.
- The trace screen's verbs are selectable action rows now — Trace,
Path width, Compose path, Explore paths. The cursor opens on Trace so
plain Enter still just traces; p/x/w hotkeys stay on their rows, and
the cursor only pins the view while it's actually being moved, so
PgUp/PgDn still read a long trace log freely.
- A floating path-width dialog picks the 1/2/4/8-byte hop addressing
(each row previews the target key with the addressed slice lit, the
device's routing width marked). Changing it re-renders a standing
forced path — hops widened back through their canonical hashes — and
shapes every spec composed or explored afterwards.
- The composer's new ⇄ row toggles symmetric (return mirrors the
outbound, the current behaviour) against asymmetric, where the whole
walk is composed by hand — target routed *through*, outbound
repeaters reusable, only the landing back on us implicit. Toggling
materializes the mirror into editable hops (or regenerates it from
what precedes the target), so the wire route never changes under the
toggle; the planned-route preview dims only palindromic return legs.
Also: the target now carries its hash in the composer preview like
every other node, and the composer's footer hint reads briefer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jean-Pierre MartineauandClaude Fable 5
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