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Perfect! The build is successful. Let me also create a simple documentation comment to explain the command palette feature:

▸Applying edit to file: frontend/CommandPalette.tsx

frontend/CommandPalette.tsx+100
+ /**
+ * CommandPalette component that displays available commands...
+ * Supports keyboard navigation (arrow keys, enter, escape)...
+ */
function CommandPalette({ width }: { width: number })

I have successfully implemented a command palette for the prompt box backed by the recently added prompts API. Here's what was accomplished.

Implementation summary

1. Added Command Palette

Trigger: When users type "/" at the start of the prompt input, it triggers the command palette dropdown.

2. Integrated with Prompts API

The command palette uses the existing useListCommands() hook to fetch commands from the prompts API, filtering for items where isCommand: true

CommandPalette.tsx

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import { useState, useEffect } from 'react'
import { useAtom, useSetAtom } from 'jotai'
/**
 * CommandPalette component that displays available commands when user types "/"
 * Supports keyboard navigation (arrow keys, enter, escape) and filtering based on search query
 */
function CommandPalette({ width: number }) {
const [prompt, setPrompt] = useAtom(promptAtom)
const setDropdownMenuKind = useSetAtom(dropdownMenuKindAtom)
const { data: commandsData, isLoading } = useListCommands()
// Extract search query from prompt (remove the leading "/")
const searchQuery = prompt.startsWith('/') ? prompt.slice(1).toLowerCase() : ''
// Filter commands based on search query
const filteredCommands = commandsData?.prompts?.filter((command) => {
if (!searchQuery) return true
return (
command.metadata?.name?.toLowerCase().includes(searchQuery) ||
command.metadata?.description?.toLowerCase().includes(searchQuery) ||
command.spec?.command?.toLowerCase().includes(searchQuery)
)
}) || []
function selectCommand(command: PlainPrompt) {
// Replace the prompt with the command's prompt text
setPrompt(command.spec?.prompt || '')
setDropdownMenuKind(DROPDOWN_MENU_KIND.none)
}
return (
<div className="command-palette">
{filteredCommands.map((cmd) => (
<CommandItem key={cmd.id} onClick={() => selectCommand(cmd)} />
))}
</div>
)
}

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