cmux NEXT: connect Session Info page model to native panel

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3d ago
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Leo said:

“the session rail session info thing, like, you literally didn't do. I mean, why is the button not toggled? ... you still haven't done the full-length thing. It's still just this constrained height for, like, no reason at all.”

“plus we're gonna be doing that part natively in Swift anyways?”

“But I literally fing said to do that. I literally fing said to do that.”

“You can just edit the fing web UI” / “it's so fing lame to be delaying the entire f***ing thing based off of ... the Swift thing”.

Leo-ask: ask-560d04c05d

What changed

  • Build one page-owned pane.sessionInfo model from today's Session Info sections, with the current section order, folds, rows, symbols, meters, marks, links, sources, usage, subagents, workflows, and background tasks.
  • Forward native actions back through the existing page handlers for folds, row actions, links, source files, process and workflow stops, reconnect, copy, cloud repository actions, and section reorder.
  • Keep native host registration, model withdrawal, reveal acknowledgement, and safe web fallback lifecycle explicit.
  • Cover native page lifecycle, action routing, row/model parity, and the current Session Info section shape with focused tests.

The native AppKit shell landed in #31930 and remains behind agent.sessionInfo.native (default off) while parity follow-ups land. This PR keeps all state and policy in TypeScript; Swift only receives the model and forwards action ids.

This repair keeps the safe external URL handling, auto-compact subtitle, Remote Control help text, and link coverage already present on feat-cmux-next, while the Changes hover uses the shared KINDS ordering.

Design spec: leo-workspace/design/session-info.md; prior art: #31867, #31906, #31958, #27513.

Gallery/mock scene: session-info-native in scripts/cmux-next/media/tours/session-info-native.json (the final default-flip PR will attach the native full-length capture with the toggle on).

Validation: focused webview tests for native Session Info sections, page lifecycle, activity, and workflows; web lint and typecheck through the standard CI route.

Agent session: agent session