<think> tags and "thought" leaks into transcript feed with qwen-3.7-plus

Reproduziere das Problem mit qwen-3.7-plus und untersuche, wie der Transkript-Feed mit -Blöcken und ihren schließenden Tags umgeht. Überprüfe, dass der Gedankeninhalt hinter dem Aufklapp-Steuerelement verborgen ist und kein literales -Tag im Feed erscheint.

Summary

I am building a spell checking mod with qwen-3.7-plus and several times (when context gets a big longer), the <think> end tag isn't parsed and thus "thought" leaks into the feed window of TUI:

✻ Thought for 4 seconds [ctrl+o to expand]

⠶ </think>



  The user wants me to continue. I need to fix the __dirname / import.meta issue. Since this is a mod that runs in Command Code's jiti environment, __dirname
  should be available. But the TypeScript checker is complaining because it doesn't know about the runtime environment.

  Let me simplify the _dirname resolution to just use __dirname since jiti provides it. Or I can use a different approach - use cmd.cwd which is the workspace
  root, and then resolve relative to that.

  Actually, looking at the mod-builder docs, mods are loaded by jiti which compiles TypeScript at load time. The __dirname should be available in that context.
  But the TypeScript checker doesn't know about it.

  Let me just use a simpler approach - declare __dirname as a global or use a try/catch approach. Or better yet, since the mod file and the dictionary file are in
   the same directory, I can use import.meta.url but that also has issues with TypeScript.

  The simplest fix is to just declare __dirname at the top of the file or use a different approach. Let me check what the mod-builder examples do.

  Actually, looking at the mod-builder skill instructions, it says mods are loaded by jiti which compiles TypeScript at load time. In a CommonJS context (which
  jiti uses), __dirname is available. The issue is just that TypeScript doesn't know about it.

  Let me just add a declaration at the top of the file or use a workaround. The simplest is to use process.cwd() or pass the path as a parameter.

  Actually, the best approach is to just use __dirname but declare it properly. Let me fix this.
  Now fix the __dirname issue — jiti provides __dirname at runtime, but TypeScript doesn't know about it:


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Edit File .commandcode/mods/spell-checker.ts

 534 │ - const _dirname = typeof __dirname !== 'undefined'
 535 │ -  ? __dirname
 536 │ -  : dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
 534 │ + // jiti (the mod loader) provides __dirname at runtime
 535 │ + declare const __dirname: string;
 536 │
 538 │ - const BUILTIN_DICTIONARY_PATH = join(_dirname, 'frequency_dictionary_en_82_765.txt');
 537 │ + const BUILTIN_DICTIONARY_PATH = join(__dirname, 'frequency_dictionary_en_82_765.txt');

Expected Behavior

• model though is hidden behind expand ctrl+0

Actual Behavior

The </think> end tag is seen in the feed conversation transcript.

Steps to reproduce the issue

1. Use qwen-3.7-plus

Command Code Version

1.4.6

Operating System

macOS

Terminal/IDE

ghostty

Shell

zsh

Additional context

No response