What happened?
The TUI shortcut overlay labels Ctrl+C as:
The overlay can persist while a task is running. In that state, the interaction handler uses Ctrl+C to interrupt cancellable work instead of exiting.
This makes the shortcut overlay misleading during active turns: the visible hint says exit, but the implemented behavior is interrupt.
Expected behavior
The shortcut overlay should either use conditional wording for Ctrl+C while work is running, or use wording that covers both exit and interrupt behavior.
Additional context
I searched open issues and PRs for terms including TUI shortcut overlay, Ctrl+C, exit, interrupt, and running task, and did not find an existing open item that appears to cover this current UI copy mismatch.
What happened?
The TUI shortcut overlay labels
Ctrl+Cas:The overlay can persist while a task is running. In that state, the interaction handler uses
Ctrl+Cto interrupt cancellable work instead of exiting.This makes the shortcut overlay misleading during active turns: the visible hint says exit, but the implemented behavior is interrupt.
Expected behavior
The shortcut overlay should either use conditional wording for
Ctrl+Cwhile work is running, or use wording that covers both exit and interrupt behavior.Additional context
I searched open issues and PRs for terms including TUI shortcut overlay,
Ctrl+C, exit, interrupt, and running task, and did not find an existing open item that appears to cover this current UI copy mismatch.