Verification Brief
The OpenCUA adapter is checked as an interface contract: observed panes, available actions, and terminal text should stay aligned.
This page uses the shared visual standard while focusing on openness, portability, and explicit state exchange.
Check Question
What interface guarantees are needed before OpenCUA can treat a tmux session as a dependable workspace?
Trace Notes
- Pane metadata is exposed without hiding terminal provenance.
- Resize and focus events are normalized before interpretation.
- Adapter responses include recoverable state markers.
Review Lens
- Interface clarity
- Portability across shells
- Recoverable state exposure
Verification Discussion
The verification concern is not only whether OpenCUA can act, but whether another system can audit the same state contract afterward.
The next layer would add conformance checks for pane discovery, command submission, and observation refresh behavior.