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Compatibility ​

Glyphrun is black-box: if the target runs in a PTY, a spec can drive it. The table is the current support bar, not a guarantee for every app.

Kit / surfaceStatusNotes
Charm Bubble TeasupportedUnix PTY is put in raw mode and resized after start to avoid Linux stdin-EOF shutdowns
Charm Lip Gloss / HuhsupportedScreen text + SGR assertions
Ratatui / crosstermsupportedMouse steps need the target to enable 1000/1006
Textual / RichsupportedPrefer wait.idle around animations
Windows ConPTYsupportedWindows 10 1809+
OSC 8 hyperlinkssupportedlink verifier
Sixel / Kitty graphicsconsumedSequences are eaten, not rendered
Background color erase (BCE)supportedED, EL, ECH, ICH, DCH, IL, DL, SU/SD and scrolling blank cells with the current SGR background, like xterm; cells blanked while no background is set stay default
Insert mode (IRM), REP, HPA, autowrap (DECAWM)supportedCSI 4 h/l, CSI n b, CSI n `, CSI ? 7 h/l, the sequences Bubble Tea v2 and ultraviolet emit depending on TERM
Wide characters and grapheme clusterssupportedEast Asian wide characters and most emoji take two cells: the character is in the first, the second is a continuation with an empty char and width 0. Combining marks, ZWJ sequences, skin tones and flags join one cell. Widths follow the model Bubble Tea v2 uses when the terminal does not report Unicode core mode (2027), which glyph never does: East Asian Ambiguous characters (box drawing, ●, Nerd Font icons) are narrow whatever the locale, and a cluster takes the width of its first character, so a flag or a VS16 emoji takes one cell where a 2027-aware terminal gives it two
Default colors (OSC 10/11, 110/111)supportedReported as defaultFg / defaultBg on snapshots and used by the SVG render as the canvas colors; cell styles keep an empty color for the default
Full reset (RIS, ESC c)supportedScreen, cursor, pen, modes, scroll region and default colors return to power-on state

Use glyph doctor --format json on the machine that will run CI. Use glyph run --repeat 20 before trusting a new kit.

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