Extend the chat-ergonomics roadmap with the remaining UX work highlighted by the readiness review. Document a second pass focused on removing shell glue from canonical CLI handoff flows, making the recommended chat-host profile more obvious without changing 3.x compatibility defaults, and polishing human-mode content reads for cleaner transcripts and copy-paste behavior. Keep these milestones explicitly workspace-first and scoped to product UX, with CLI-only shortcuts allowed where the SDK and MCP surfaces already provide the structured behavior natively.
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3.9.0 Content-Only Reads And Human Output Polish
Status: Planned
Goal
Make human-mode content reads cleaner for chat logs, terminal transcripts, and copy-paste workflows.
Public API Changes
Planned additions:
pyro workspace file read WORKSPACE_ID PATH --content-onlypyro workspace disk read WORKSPACE_ID PATH --content-only
Behavioral polish:
- default human-mode
workspace file readandworkspace disk readshould always separate content from summaries cleanly, even when the file lacks a trailing newline
Implementation Boundaries
- keep JSON output unchanged
- keep human-readable summary lines by default
--content-onlyshould print only the file content and no summary footer- keep current regular-file-only constraints for live and stopped-disk reads
Non-Goals
- no new binary dumping contract
- no removal of human summaries from the default read path
- no expansion into a generic pager or TUI reader
- no change to SDK or MCP structured read results, which are already summary-free
Acceptance Scenarios
- reading a text file with no trailing newline still produces a clean transcript
- a user can explicitly request content-only output for copy-paste or shell piping
- docs can show both summary mode and content-only mode without caveats about messy output joining
Required Repo Updates
- CLI help text updated for file and disk read commands
- stable docs and transcripts revised to use
--content-onlywhere it improves readability - tests that cover missing trailing newline cases in human mode