Show the session message count in the header - #785
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The header reports tokens, cost, and context usage, but not the message count, which is the number that predicts when a session becomes slow to open and switch to: the session file grows with it. Until now it was only visible on the sidebar row, not while reading the conversation. Render it next to the existing readouts with the same compact formatting and tooltip, reusing the context gauge's thresholds and colours: amber past 2,000 messages, red past 5,000. An empty session shows nothing, so a new chat keeps its current header, and the mobile toolbar is untouched.
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Problem
The header reports tokens, cost, and context usage, but not how many messages the session holds. That number is the one that predicts a specific problem: the session file grows with it, and past a few thousand messages opening or switching to that session is visibly slower. Today the only way to see it is the sidebar row, which is not visible while reading the conversation.
Change
renderSessionStatsButtongains a message count next to the existing token and context readouts, using the same compact formatting (1.2k,3.4M) and the tooltip already assembled there.It reuses the thresholds and colours of the context gauge: muted by default, amber past 2,000 messages, red past 5,000. Nothing is shown for an empty session, so a new chat keeps exactly the header it has today. The mobile toolbar is unchanged.
Tests
components/AppShell.session-stats.test.mjs— the count renders only for a non-empty session, joins the tooltip, and shares the warning thresholds with the context gauge.npm test(952),tsc --noEmit,eslint, andnext buildpass.messages: 2 | in: 7,511 | ....