Cluster T3.a — mechanical fixes for consistent-return and no-floating-promises. Files touched (15): - server/shared/tool-call-display.ts — default throw in buildCanonicalDetailDisplay switch - server/agent/prompt-attachments.ts — default throw in renderPromptAttachmentAsText switch - server/workspace-directory.ts — default throw in getSortValue switch - server/agent/mcp-server.ts — default throw in mcpCreateWorktreeInput switch - server/terminal/terminal-session-controller.ts — default return in dispatch switch - server/daemon-e2e/agent-configs.ts — default return false in isProviderAvailable switch - server/agent/agent-manager.ts — void dispatchSessionEvent fire-and-forget call - server/agent/mcp-shared.ts — void 4 notify() floating calls - app/agent-status-bar.utils.ts — default throw in getStatusSelectorHint switch - app/keyboard-shortcuts.ts — default throw in resolvePayload switch - app/resolve-agent-form.ts — default throw in resolveAgentForm switch - app/ui/dropdown-menu.tsx — void .then() + return undefined for promise/always-return - app/use-agent-form-state.ts — void refreshSnapshot() floating call - cli/worktree/create.ts — default throw in toDaemonCreateInput switch - cli/onboard.ts — return process.exit(1) to satisfy consistent-return in catch Deferred (outside 15-file cap or in EXCLUDE list): - server/worktree-session.ts — getSortValue (same pattern, cap reached) - Multiple files with other errors (unbound-method, unsafe-type-assertion) are separate clusters
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Get started
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Install dependencies
npm install -
Start the app
npx expo start
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Dictation debugging
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