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The export endpoint already streams a ZIP response, but the web client immediately converted that response into a Blob. That forced the complete archive through JavaScript memory before a download could start and coupled transport, buffering, object-URL lifetime, and filename handling to the trajectory view. Navigate a temporary download anchor directly to the export endpoint instead. The browser now owns streaming and HTTP failure presentation, while a standalone delivery module owns URL construction and filename sanitization. Focused tests cover the handoff, rejection behavior, and the assembled session view; the package README and feature note record the new ownership boundary.
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# @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-trajectory
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English | [中文](README.zh.md)
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Trajectory renders a turn-aware event ledger with selectable User, Assistant, Tool, and nested Subtool records. Thick rules mark Turn boundaries, compact inline markers identify Steps, and the main ledger keeps only index, event, and content; selection opens a local inspector for token usage, duration, Input, Output, and Timing. Scrollable Summary regions keep their scrollbar thumbs transparent until the region is hovered or contains keyboard focus, without changing the reserved scroll geometry. A standalone compaction request appears chronologically in its own `Between turns` section, while a numbered compaction remains inside its owning turn. Long ledgers open at the current tail, load one older page when the user reaches the loaded range's top, and mount only the visible row window plus a small overscan; request-only separators share the next measurable virtual item, while semantic row keys and ARIA indexes survive prepends. Selection, timeline navigation, folding, search, and Request totals cover the currently loaded window. The ledger covers records with an explicit loading row until the initial tail is positioned and while an older page is pending. A fixed Overview above the ledger projects real record start/duration timing from left to right; when earlier records remain unloaded and the viewport includes the loaded domain's start, a neutral ellipsis control identifies the omitted prefix and loads one earlier page without assigning unknown history fabricated duration. Assistant spans divide recorded TTFT from decoding, and a 500 ms hover reveals exact clock and duration details. Dragging an interval focuses the ledger on every record active at any point in that inclusive range, while clearing the selection restores the full loaded ledger. Wheel gestures zoom the time domain. A right-button click clears the selected interval, while a right-button drag pans an already zoomed viewport without changing it. The initial view and streaming updates stay at the tail; scrolling upward suspends following so new records do not interrupt inspection of earlier rows. Content-only stream frames preserve virtual row keys and heights, reuse measurements, and do not issue repeated tail-scroll writes. The toolbar's Export button hands the session log — the root plus every subagent descendant — directly to the browser download manager as a ZIP streamed by the host (`GET /api/session.export`), so JavaScript never buffers the response: every file is the session's stored artifact text verbatim (`session.jsonl` at the root, `subagents/<id>/session.jsonl` for descendants; no manifest, byte-identical to the backend's durable artifact), and every image any included log references sits under `media/<attachmentId>.<ext>`. Fixture mode (no host) answers 404 for the export. Completed replies retain assembled blocks, timing, and usage in Trajectory target State, while the shared Session window keeps the raw Events. Trajectory asks the conversation shell to float the composer over the full-height ledger, while its responsive vertical scrollers reserve the composer's live height so final rows remain reachable. Trajectory-owned Definitions assemble business records, including cancellation-frozen Assistant and Tool records, from the shared Session window, so Trajectory neither reads nor changes the Chat conversation snapshot. The package provides no service and declares no Context merge; it registers target-specific Event Definitions, a Trajectory view builder, and one tab in the conversation's `'conversation.view'` slot ring. Contract: api-contracts v3 §8.
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## Model Experience
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None, as the trajectory views render session data in the browser; nothing here reaches a model request.
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#### KV Cache effect
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None; this package neither assembles nor sends a provider request.
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## Known Limitations and Deferred Work
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- **In-flight Time stays blank** — `partial` and `runningCalls` rows show their running state without a fabricated duration, so the Overview renders a start marker rather than inventing a live span. Record and timeline selection are local to Trajectory, with no anchor deep links.
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