feat(tui): add Ctrl+Q hotkey to quote selected text into prompt - #21026
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Adds a configurable keybind (input_quote_selection, default Ctrl+Q) that inserts the current terminal selection into the prompt as a blockquote. Each line is prefixed with '> ' and the block ends with a blank line. Closes anomalyco#21025
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Issue for this PR
Closes #21025
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What does this PR do?
Lets you select text in the transcript and press
Ctrl+Qto insert it into the prompt as a blockquote. Each line gets a>prefix, a trailing blank line is appended, and the terminal selection is cleared afterward. The hotkey is configurable through the existing keybind system (input_quote_selection).Four files touched, all in
packages/opencode:config.tsgets the new keybind entry withctrl+qas default.selection.tsgains two helpers:text()to read the current selection andquote()to format it with>prefixes and CRLF normalization.prompt/index.tsxregisters a hidden command (prompt.quote_selection) that reads the selection, quotes it, inserts at the cursor, and clears the selection.app.tsxintercepts the keybind in the global selection handler before the existing logic can clear the selection out from under us.Nothing outside this feature was changed. The prompt ref shape and plugin slot types are untouched.
How did you verify your code works?
Tested manually in the TUI: selected multi-line output, pressed
Ctrl+Q, confirmed the quoted block landed at cursor position with correct formatting.Screenshots / recordings
WindowsTerminal_TWarB04DJ2.mp4
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