The desktop CommandStepsCard breaks a shell pipeline (a rm/git chain) into a
step list with the destructive delete flagged, instead of a raw blob. Rather
than duplicate a parser, deliver that value by reusing the existing, tested
HostCommandSummary + HostCommandBreakdown (a general command parser whose
Invocation already carries a `destructive` flag for rm/rmdir) on the two paths
that still showed raw text:
- ToolCallCard.details: a shell tool whose command has >1 invocation or is
destructive now renders the compact step breakdown (deletes glyphed/tinted in
red) with the literal command under "Show command"; simple one-liners keep the
plain input block.
- ApprovalCardView: the parsed breakdown (with its sudo/deletes risk banner) now
covers any Bash pipeline / destructive approval, not just host_exec.
Demo transcript gains a destructive cleanup pipeline (rm -rf && git worktree
prune && git branch -D) so the step list is exercisable offline.
Verified in the iPad simulator: the pipeline expands to a step list with
`rm -rf` flagged in red.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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