refactor(tau-coding): reduce coupling in session and TUI hotspots - #666
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Move terminal-command parsing, session-tree traversal, completion rendering, and completion layout into focused modules while preserving the session, app, and widgets compatibility facades for existing CLI, RPC, TUI, and test imports.
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Summary
Splits low-coupling helpers out of Tau's largest
tau_codingmodules while preserving existing behavior and import paths.tau_coding.sessiontau_coding.sessiontau_coding.tui.widgetstau_coding.tui.appsession.py,tui/app.py, andtui/widgets.pyas compatibility facadesCompatibility
No public import paths or runtime behavior should change. Existing CLI, RPC, TUI, and test imports continue to resolve through the original modules.
Validation
tests/test_tui_app.py: 382 passedruff check src testsmypypython -m compileall -q srcFollow-up
This is the first structural split only. Future PRs can extract session resources, sidebar/transcript rendering, prompt input, and TUI screens behind the same compatibility boundaries.