With the tile grid open the main terminal is parked (display: none), but
local echo stays on, so direct-mode dictation for the focused tile's
session (which is activeSessionId) was appended to the main terminal's
hidden local-echo overlay. Nothing appeared in the tile, Enter in the tile
submitted without the dictated text, and the stranded text was later
flushed into whichever tile had focus when the grid closed, or dropped.
- _insertText: skip the overlay while _tilesOwnTerminal() is true, so the
text goes through _sendToTarget to the session itself.
- The post-insert refocus gives the keyboard to the focused tile (only if
it is still the dictation target) instead of the parked main terminal.
Outside the grid it still focuses the main terminal, so split view keeps
its behaviour even when Pane B took focus mid-dictation.
- Green send button: with tiles open, send only Enter to the target and
leave the parked overlay and main-terminal predictions alone.
The gate is _tilesOwnTerminal(), not _focusedPane().isPrimary: in split
view a target equal to activeSessionId is Pane A with a visible overlay,
and focus read at transcript time could otherwise push Pane A's dictation
past its own unflushed overlay text.
Tests: tile-grid dictation and green-send cases (both fail without the
fix) plus a split-view pin in test/voice-input-target.test.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both read activeSessionId at the END of an async gap, so switching tabs
in between sent the input to the wrong session:
- An image upload inserted its paths with sendInput(), which re-reads
activeSessionId after the uploads finish. It now inserts into the
session the batch was uploaded to, through the same durable queue.
- Voice dictation read the target when the transcript arrived and again
when the send button or the compose overlay's Send was pressed. The
target is now captured in start() (via _focusedPane()), the local-echo
overlay is only used when that target is the active session, and a
target that closed meanwhile gets a toast instead of a 404.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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