Problem or Use Case
A very common pattern I want to do is if I get an error or something I want to paste to hermes I will start typing a sentence or two about it and then paste the actual lines underneath, I'm finding that if you do this and then paste in a multi line paste that becomes a [Pasted Text] it appears to remove your existing input, and after that it makes navigating around the paste block feel a bit weird (you can cursor through it which feels like it shouldn't work)
Something that feels better to me in other unnamed agents is the blocks feel like 'solid objects', it pastes below your text and you can quickly navigate the cursor across them, add text above, below, paste another multi line block, etc
I imagine this might feel better in gateways already but in the CLI it feels just a little clunky and the UX could be improved imo
Proposed Solution
Treat pasted multiline text blocks as 'solid objects' that the cursor jumps around and that you can move as well as annotate above and below, and add multiple
Don't replace already input text with the multiline block, insert the multi line block below user input
Alternatives Considered
No response
Feature Type
CLI improvement
Scope
Small (single file, < 50 lines)
Contribution
Problem or Use Case
A very common pattern I want to do is if I get an error or something I want to paste to hermes I will start typing a sentence or two about it and then paste the actual lines underneath, I'm finding that if you do this and then paste in a multi line paste that becomes a
[Pasted Text]it appears to remove your existing input, and after that it makes navigating around the paste block feel a bit weird (you can cursor through it which feels like it shouldn't work)Something that feels better to me in other unnamed agents is the blocks feel like 'solid objects', it pastes below your text and you can quickly navigate the cursor across them, add text above, below, paste another multi line block, etc
I imagine this might feel better in gateways already but in the CLI it feels just a little clunky and the UX could be improved imo
Proposed Solution
Treat pasted multiline text blocks as 'solid objects' that the cursor jumps around and that you can move as well as annotate above and below, and add multiple
Don't replace already input text with the multiline block, insert the multi line block below user input
Alternatives Considered
No response
Feature Type
CLI improvement
Scope
Small (single file, < 50 lines)
Contribution