fix(agy): render structured print-mode progress - #1742
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Agy print mode emits stream-json NDJSON, but Happy treated stdout as plain text. This change parses the structured stream and renders Agy activity using Happy's existing mobile protocol and native tool cards.
What changed:
agent_responsedeltas per response step, then emit each complete progress message before the following tool call.Read,LS,Bash,Edit,Write,Grep,Glob,WebFetch, andWebSearch).manage_taskandcall_mcp_toolas concise native command cards instead of raw JSON.Safety:
Validation:
pnpm --filter happy testpasses (87 files, 829 tests).ahjo-devphone testing confirmed native file/task/MCP/search cards, visible command results, cancellation, one final response, and complete progress comments arriving before their commands without awkward fragment splits.