fix(ui): improve task tool output formatting #176
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- Display agent type in task description (e.g., @explore)
- Show task summary items with status icons (completed/running/pending/error)
- Strip task_metadata tags from output for cleaner display
- Fix metadata.summary structure handling (items have {id, tool, state} not full parts)
- Add TaskToolSummaryItem type definition
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Summary
@explore){id, tool, state}not full parts)Problem
The task tool output was not displaying correctly because the code expected
metadata.summaryto contain full message parts but it actually contains a simpler structure with{id, tool, state}causing the UI to hang.Solution
Updated the formatter to properly handle the actual summary structure and display tool names with their titles for better context.