Explore AI / LLM based overview / summary of changes between web app builds

[0xdevalias]

I'm sure I've described this idea somewhere before, but I couldn't find an issue for it (or I failed at searching for where it was in another issue), so figured I would create one as a placeholder.

The basic idea is that:

• We diff for the changes between 2 web app builds
• We de-noise that diff using diff-minimiser or similar (to get rid of trivial changes such as minimised identifier churn, etc)
  • See Explore AST based diff tools, diff minimisation, etc #3
• We pass the minimised diff to an AI / LLM tool to generate a human friendly overview/summary of the changes in that build.

See Also

• Explore AST based diff tools, diff minimisation, etc #3

[0xdevalias]

I decided to briefly explore this today using one of my pre-minimised git diff samples:

• _app-git-minimised-2025-04-17-3991lines.diff.txt

Using Google AI Studio:

• https://aistudio.google.com/

With the following models:

• gemini-2.5-flash-preview-04-17
• gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25

While using the Google AI Studio UI is free, if we were doing this via API, the costs would be something like:

• gemini-2.5-flash-preview-04-17
  • Input: US$0.15 per 1M tokens
  • Output: US$3.50 per 1M tokens
• gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25
  • Input: US$1.25 per 1M tokens (or US$2.50 / 1M tokens if >200k tokens)
  • Output: US$10 per 1M tokens (or US$15 / 1M tokens if >200k tokens)

I initially got ChatGPT 4o to generate the following prompt for me:

You are being given a minimized `diff` between two builds of a web application. Your task is to analyze the changes and describe what was modified between the builds.

Please summarize the differences in plain English, focusing on **actual code behavior or structure**, not superficial differences like variable renaming or formatting. Where possible, describe:

- Any **added, removed, or changed functionality**
- Changes to **logic or control flow**
- Adjustments to **values, constants, or strings**
- Introduction or removal of **calls to functions/APIs**
- Any changes that suggest **feature flags, bug fixes, or performance optimizations**

If a change is difficult to interpret due to minification or obfuscation, acknowledge this, and provide your best interpretation based on the context.

And then also got a variation that adds an extra line asking it to provide references to the diff to support its summary:

  You are being given a minimized `diff` between two builds of a web application. Your task is to analyze the changes and describe what was modified between the builds.
  
  Please summarize the differences in plain English, focusing on **actual code behavior or structure**, not superficial differences like variable renaming or formatting. Where possible, describe:
  
  - Any **added, removed, or changed functionality**
  - Changes to **logic or control flow**
  - Adjustments to **values, constants, or strings**
  - Introduction or removal of **calls to functions/APIs**
  - Any changes that suggest **feature flags, bug fixes, or performance optimizations**
  
+ Where applicable, include brief references to the relevant diff lines or fragments that support your conclusions (e.g., line numbers or key excerpts).
+ 
  If a change is difficult to interpret due to minification or obfuscation, acknowledge this, and provide your best interpretation based on the context.

The input token counts were:

• _app-git-minimised-2025-04-17-3991lines.diff.txt: 48,533 tokens
• Initial Prompt: 161 tokens
• With References Prompt: 190 tokens

These were my tests:

• Initial Prompt:
  • Web App Build Changes From Minimised Diff - Initial Prompt - Gemini 2.5 Flash

    • Token count: 69,955 / 1,048,576

    • Model Thoughts

      Here's a thinking process to arrive at the summary of changes:

      1. Understand the Goal: The request asks for a plain English summary of changes between two minified builds of a web app, based on a diff. The focus should be on functional changes, logic, values, API calls, and potential reasons (features, bugs, perf). Avoid just listing line numbers or variable names.

      2. Analyze the Input: I have a diff file. This file shows lines added (+), removed (-), and modified in the unpacked/_next/static/chunks/pages/_app.js file. The file is minified JavaScript.

      3. Initial Scan & Strategy:

         • The file name suggests this is the main application entry point (_app.js), likely containing global setup, routing, and core components.
         • The code is heavily minified (short variable names like Y, et, en, ei, eo, ea, eu, ec, ed, etc., and short function names like eO, eM, ej, fO, fM). This makes direct reading difficult.
         • The diff shows many small changes scattered throughout the file.
         • My strategy will be:
           • Look for larger blocks of added/removed code, as these often represent new features or removed components.
           • Identify changes related to imported modules (en(...)). Changes in module IDs are common in different builds, but specific changes (like replacing one module ID with another, or adding/removing imports) can indicate new dependencies or removed features.
           • Look for changes in strings or constants, as these can reveal new UI text, configuration values, etc.
           • Identify changes related to known patterns (like React components, hooks, API calls, Redux/Zustand store interactions).
           • Pay attention to structural changes, like rearranging variable declarations or swapping function definitions.
           • Acknowledge minification when specific details are obscured.

      4. Detailed Analysis - Section by Section (based on diff hunks):

         • Hunk 1 (line 7100):

           • ej = "", eO = "", eM = "", changed to ej = "", eM = "", eO = "",.
           • Interpretation: Variable eO and eM declarations are swapped. Trivial, likely minification/build artifact.

         • Hunk 2 (line 17730):

           • Assignment eI[eO] = eI[eM] = ... changed to eI[eM] = eI[eO] = ....
           • Interpretation: Order of assignments swapped. Trivial.

         • Hunk 3 (line 23421):

           • Function definitions fO and fM are swapped.
           • Interpretation: Order of function definitions swapped. Trivial.

         • Hunk 4 (line 27911):

           • Variable assignments eO, eM, changed to eM, eO,.
           • Interpretation: Order of variable assignments swapped. Trivial.

         • Hunk 5 (line 32132):

           • Function definitions eO and eM are swapped.
           • Interpretation: Order of function definitions swapped. Trivial.

         • Hunk 6 (line 34693):

           • Variable assignments eO, eM, changed to eM, eO,.
           • Interpretation: Order of variable assignments swapped. Trivial.

         • Hunk 7 (line 47417):

           • np = en(32062) changed to np = en(45754).
           • Interpretation: Module ID 32062 is replaced by 45754. This happens multiple times. This strongly suggests that module 32062 was renumbered to 45754 in the new build. This is a common build change and doesn't indicate functional change by itself, but I should look if 45754 is used differently or if 32062 is gone. A quick search shows 32062 is gone and replaced by 45754 consistently. Conclusion: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 8 (line 49464):

           • Variables eO, eM definitions swapped.
           • Module ID change 32062 -> 45754 for variable eA.
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap, and the same module renumbering as above.

         • Hunk 9 (line 52674): This is a large block of changes!

           • Removals: eu = en(10721), ec = en(70079), ed = en(1454), ef = en(70671), ep = en(32004), eh = en(11591), em = en(19954), eg = en(18008), ey = en(73929), eb = en(58272), ek = en(83380), ew = en(5974), eC = en(26272), eE = en(34502), eS = en(36993), eT = en(38766), e_ = en(37097), ej = en(10318), eO = en(49516), eM = en(83562), eA = en(8024), eP = en(70822), eN = en(75499), eI = en(35212), eD = en(88140), eR = en(35473), eL = en(68901), eF = en(46514), eB = en(35250); (Many imports removed)
           • Additions: eu = en(5397), ec = en.n(eu), ed = en(10721), ef = en(70079), ep = en(1454), eh = en(70671), em = en(32004), eg = en(78103), ey = en(11591), eb = en(19954), ek = en(18008), ew = en(73929), eC = en(58272), eE = en(83380), eS = en(5974), eT = en(26272), e_ = en(34502), ej = en(36993), eM = en(38766), eO = en(37097), eA = en(10318), eP = en(49516), eN = en(83562), eI = en(8024), eD = en(70822), eR = en(75499), eL = en(35212), eF = en(88140), eB = en(96055), ez = en(68901), eU = en(46514), eZ = en(35250), eH = ec()( ... ), eG = (0, eg.ZP)(function (Y) { ... }); (Many imports added, plus two new component definitions eH and eG).
           • Specific Import Changes:
             • en(10721) -> en(10721) (Same)
             • en(70079) -> en(70079) (Same)
             • en(1454) -> en(1454) (Same)
             • en(70671) -> en(70671) (Same)
             • en(32004) -> en(32004) (Same)
             • en(11591) -> en(11591) (Same)
             • en(19954) -> en(19954) (Same)
             • en(18008) -> en(18008) (Same)
             • en(73929) -> en(73929) (Same)
             • en(58272) -> en(58272) (Same)
             • en(83380) -> en(83380) (Same)
             • en(5974) -> en(5974) (Same)
             • en(26272) -> en(26272) (Same)
             • en(34502) -> en(34502) (Same)
             • en(36993) -> en(36993) (Same)
             • en(38766) -> en(38766) (Same)
             • en(37097) -> en(37097) (Same)
             • en(10318) -> en(10318) (Same)
             • en(49516) -> en(49516) (Same)
             • en(83562) -> en(83562) (Same)
             • en(8024) -> en(8024) (Same)
             • en(70822) -> en(70822) (Same)
             • en(75499) -> en(75499) (Same)
             • en(35212) -> en(35212) (Same)
             • en(88140) -> en(88140) (Same)
             • en(35473) -> en(96055) (Module 35473 replaced by 96055)
             • en(68901) -> en(68901) (Same)
             • en(46514) -> en(46514) (Same)
             • en(35250) -> en(35250) (Same)
             • New imports: en(5397) (used for ec), en(78103) (used for eg).
           • New Code:
             • eH = ec()( ... ): Defines a loadableGenerated component. This pattern often indicates dynamic imports or code splitting. The webpack: function() { return [10898]; } part points to a specific chunk (10898). The comment then(en.bind(en, 10898)).then(function (Y) { return Y.default; }) suggests it imports module 10898 and uses its default export.
             • eG = (0, eg.ZP)(function (Y) { ... });: Defines a Zustand store (or similar state management hook, eg.ZP). This store manages a focusedView state with a setFocusedView action. The action also interacts with ek.vm.closeSidebar() and ek.vm.openSidebar(). Conclusion: A new state variable and related actions are added, likely to manage different "views" or panels within the application UI, potentially affecting the sidebar visibility.
           • Function eV() (likely the main chat view component):
             • Old code rendered eR.Z (en(35473)) component unconditionally inside eA.Z.
             • New code renders eH if eg (the new focusedView state) is truthy, otherwise renders eB.Z (en(96055)). Both are rendered inside eI.Z.
             • The highlighted message ID (ef -> eu) and continue conversation URL (ep -> ec) props are passed to both eH and eB.Z.
             • The initial thread data prop changes name (eK -> eQ).
             • The component eR.Z (module 35473) is replaced by eB.Z (module 96055). Module 96055 was a new import identified earlier.
           • Overall Hunk 9 Interpretation: This is a major change.
             • A new state management hook (eG) and state (focusedView) are introduced to control the main content area display.
             • Depending on focusedView, a different component is rendered (eH, a lazy-loaded component, vs. eB.Z, a newly imported component 96055).
             • The previously used component 35473 is replaced by 96055 as the default view.
             • The lazy-loaded component eH likely represents a new specific view that can take focus, potentially hiding the main conversation. The sidebar is explicitly controlled by the setFocusedView action.
             • There's a change in module 35473 being replaced by 96055. I should look at Hunk 40670 which defines 96055 and see if it's related to 35473. Checking Hunk 40670: Yes, module 96055 is defined there. Its code looks like a Refactored/renamed version of what was likely in 35473. The component eB.Z is the main component exported by 96055.

         • Hunk 10 (line 53405):

           • Module ID change 32062 -> 45754 for variable ea.
           • Interpretation: Same module renumbering.

         • Hunk 11 (line 53705):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 12 (line 53731):

           • Imports shuffled and one module ID changed: e5 = en(26272) -> e5 = en(40670). Also e4 onwards are remapped (e4 becomes en(26272)).
           • Interpretation: Module 26272 (variable e5) is replaced by module 40670 (variable e5). Module 40670 was the one defined in Hunk 9, which contains the new focused view logic and the new main conversation component (96055). This change integrates the new focused view logic into the calling code.

         • Hunk 13 (line 53938):

           • Imports shuffled. tM = en(4399), tO = en.n(tM), tA = en(82256), ... tZ = en(12379), tH = en(86543), tG = en(34317), tV = en(73524), tW = ["oauth_success"]; -> tM = en(4399), tO = en.n(tM), tA = en(82256), ... tU = en(1454), tZ = en(8844), tH = en(1703), tG = en(12379), tV = en(86543), tW = en(34317), tq = en(73524), tK = ["oauth_success"];.
           • tH changed from en(86543) to en(1703).
           • tG changed from en(34317) to en(12379).
           • tV changed from en(73524) to en(86543).
           • tW constant replaced by tq import (en(73524)).
           • A new constant tK ["oauth_success"] is defined.
           • Interpretation: Import remapping and shuffling. A new module 1703 is imported as tH. Module 86543 is now tV, 12379 is now tG, 34317 is now tW. 73524 is imported as tq. The string array ["oauth_success"] was previously stored in tW and is now in tK.

         • Hunk 14 (line 54110):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 15 (line 54689):

           • Function t7 is renamed to nt.
           • The logic inside nt changes:
             • Old: Y.type !== tM.qK.JIT_PLUGIN || (null === (en = Y.metadata) || void 0 === en ? void 0 : null === (eu = eo.dalle) || void 0 === eu ? void 0 : eu.json_schema) == null)
             • New: Y.type !== tA.qK.JIT_PLUGIN
             • The check for json_schema being null/undefined is removed.
             • The logic for parsing the spec changes:
               • Old: Directly checks Y.metadata.json_schema.
               • New: Uses a try...catch block to parse Y.metadata.raw_spec using either JSON.parse or tH.ZP.parse. tH was identified as new import en(1703) in Hunk 13.
             • The recursive search function eo remains similar but operates on the parsed spec.
           • Interpretation: The logic for checking if a tool message corresponds to a specific operation ID has been significantly revised. It no longer checks for json_schema specifically but attempts to parse raw_spec (likely a string containing the OpenAPI spec or similar) using JSON or a different parser (tH, new module 1703). This suggests handling different or less structured tool metadata.

         • Hunk 16 (line 55993):

           • Date formatting logic changes for timezone offsets (z, zz, zzz and O, OO, OOO).
           • Old: n3(eo, ":") or n7(eo, ":").
           • New: n7(eo, ":") or rn(eo, ":").
           • Interpretation: The specific functions used for formatting timezone offsets are changed. This might be a bug fix or refinement in date/time display.

         • Hunk 17 (line 56274):

           • Variable names rO and rM are swapped, and rA and rP are swapped.
           • Interpretation: Trivial variable name swapping.

         • Hunk 18 (line 56521):

           • Function names are swapped and module IDs are remapped (rP -> rI, rL -> rL, rF -> rF, etc.).
           • rI appears to be the new name for the function previously assigned to rP.
           • Interpretation: Function renaming and module remapping. No clear functional change implied beyond the code structure.

         • Hunk 19 (line 57150): Changes related to DALL-E images.

           • Function iT now takes two arguments (et.url, eu) instead of one (null !== (en = null === (eo = et.metadata) || void 0 === eo ? void 0 : null === (eu = eo.dalle) || void 0 === eu ? void 0 : eu.prompt) && void 0 !== en ? en : ""). The prompt extraction is moved outside the call.
           • A new function iO is introduced: ij(iO(et)). Based on its usage and the removed code, iO likely extracts the prompt from the image metadata. ij might be a formatting or logging function.
           • In the image mapping loop, iu (likely Object.assign or spread) is used differently. eb (iu(iu({}, eh), {}, { alt: ... })) becomes ed (im(im({}, eu), {}, { alt: iO(eu) })). The alt text extraction is now done via the new iO function.
           • The image mapping for the gallery images array also changes to use the new iO function for alt text extraction.
           • Function ig is renamed ib.
           • The logic within ib (old ig) changes: the alt text extraction (null !== (Y = null === (et = ei.metadata) || void 0 === et ? void 0 : null === (en = et.dalle) || void 0 === en ? void 0 : en.prompt) && void 0 !== Y ? Y : "") is replaced by a call to the new iO(et) function.
           • In the JSX for ig/ib, the class name relative overflow-hidden changes to relative. The specific DALL-E sizing classes (aspect-[7/4], etc.) are preserved.
           • In the metadata renderer ((0, tt.jsx)("div", { ... })), the children null === (et = ei.metadata) || void 0 === et ? void 0 : null === (en = et.dalle) || void 0 === en ? void 0 : en.prompt are replaced by iO(et).
           • Function iy component becomes ix.
           • Component tt.jsx becomes ta.jsx. (Likely an import alias change).
           • Component nd.sH becomes np.sH. (Likely an import alias change).
           • Function id is renamed im. (Likely an alias for Object.assign).
           • Function ij (previously a i18n object) is now a function that takes Y and returns a value derived from iO(et). The i18n object is renamed iA.
           • The generatedImageAltText key is removed from the i18n object (now iA).
           • Overall Hunk 19 Interpretation: Significant refactoring of DALL-E image handling, particularly how the prompt is extracted from metadata for use as alt text and potentially elsewhere. A new utility function iO is introduced for this. Some component aliases or imports seem to have changed as well (tt->ta, nd->np, iu->im, ij->iA for the i18n object). The overflow-hidden class is removed from the image container. The "Generated by DALL·E" alt text string is removed from the message bundle.

         • Hunk 20 (line 57396): More DALL-E related changes.

           • Component ij.generatedImageAltText (the removed i18n key) is replaced with iO(et) (the new prompt extraction function) as the alt prop for the image.
           • Component tt.jsx becomes ta.jsx.
           • Component nd.sH becomes np.sH.
           • Variable eE condition changes from !ef && !ep && !eh && (null == em ? void 0 : em.kind) !== eK.OL.GizmoMagicCreate; to !ef && !ep && (null == eh ? void 0 : eh.kind) !== eK.OL.GizmoMagicCreate;. The check !eh is removed from the condition.
           • Function eS is renamed eE.
           • Interpretation: Consistent with Hunk 19, uses the new prompt extraction function for the alt text. The condition for variable eE (potentially related to enabling/disabling some functionality based on user/workspace type or gizmo type) is simplified by removing a check (!eh).

         • Hunk 21 (line 57615):

           • The i18n object ij is now defined as iA.
           • The key generatedImageAltText is confirmed as removed from this i18n object.
           • Interpretation: Confirms the i18n key was removed and the object renamed.

         • Hunk 22 (line 58279):

           • Lazy import chunk ID change: en.e(1187)).then(en.bind(en, 36027)) -> en.e(6378)).then(en.bind(en, 53299)).
           • Webpack generated ID change: [36027] -> [53299].
           • Interpretation: The chunking and lazy loading configuration for a specific component (likely a Spreadsheet/Data Analysis view based on context in other hunks) have changed. Module IDs 36027 and 1187 are replaced by 53299 and 6378.

         • Hunk 23 (line 58547):

           • Variable names swapped: of->og, oh->ov, om->ow, og->oC.
           • Function ov renamed oE.
           • Interpretation: Trivial variable/function renaming. Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ow (same renumbering).

         • Hunk 24 (line 59177):

           • Variable names swapped: o$, oQ -> o0, o9.
           • Utility functions oJ, o0, o9 -> o5, o4, o3.
           • Interpretation: Trivial variable/utility function renaming.

         • Hunk 25 (line 59341):

           • Variable names swapped: tc->td, tf->tf, tp->tf. Renaming of tc to td and then tf to tf? Seems like index/position shift. The import ea changes module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ow.
           • New variable td = (0, e5.H)().focusedView,: This is the new focusedView state from the Zustand store defined in Hunk 9 (e5.H comes from module 40670 aliased as e5 in Hunk 12).
           • In the JSX structure, a new check td && "-mx-4" is added to a class name. This means if focusedView is active, horizontal margins are adjusted.
           • In another class name, e4 is replaced by e3. These were imports that were remapped in Hunk 12. e4 was en(26272) and e3 was en(90387). This changes which class is conditionally applied (oq.om -> oQ.om). This seems unrelated to the main functional change.
           • The JSX structure inside the message body is conditionalized based on the new td (focusedView) state.
             • If td is true (focused view is active), the old e4 && ec && "final-completion" class condition is kept, but the whole content of the message body is wrapped in a div with -mx-4 class if td is true. The main component rendered (eB.Z) is now replaced by eH (the lazy-loaded focused view component from Hunk 9).
             • If td is false, the old rendering path is taken, using eB.Z (module 96055) which replaced eR.Z (module 35473) in Hunk 9.
           • Overall Hunk 25 Interpretation: Integrates the new focusedView state into the main message rendering logic. If the focused view is active, the main conversation component area is adjusted (negative margins) and replaced by the specific lazy-loaded focused view component (eH). This confirms the intent of the focused view state controlling the main content area.

         • Hunk 26 (line 59776):

           • Variable names swapped: al->af, au->ap, ac->ah.
           • CSS definition for ac/ah changes: eO || (eO = ...) to eO || (eO = ...). The class name definition includes a new conditional class "\n", "\n", which seems like a formatting artifact, but the surrounding CSS px-4 py-2 justify-center text-base md:gap-6 remains. The variable eO mapping changes (eO || (eO = ...) -> eO || (eO = ...), looks like the same variable is used, likely just re-ordered declaration).
           • CSS definition for au/ap (eO || (eO = ...)) swaps with the CSS definition for ac/ah (eM || (eM = ...)). The variable assignments are au = eF.Z.div(eO || (eO = ...)) -> ap = eF.Z.div(eO || (eO = ...)) and ac = eF.Z.div(eM || (eM = ...)) -> ah = eF.Z.div(eO || (eO = ...)). This seems like variable names and their associated CSS template literals are being shuffled and remapped. The content of the CSS templates themselves looks unchanged except for the conditional class placeholder noted above.
           • Interpretation: Mostly trivial variable/CSS mapping changes. The conditional class placeholder in ac/ah's CSS might be related to the new focusedView state influencing layout, but it's hard to say definitively from the minified CSS template.

         • Hunk 27 (line 64952):

           • Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eK.
           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 28 (line 65129):

           • Module ID change 33460 -> 13973 for tp.
           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 29 (line 65887):

           • Export Wv remains eH.
           • New export Zo for eK. Based on imports, eK is probably an icon component from en(66919).
           • Export _V remains eC.
           • Export aU remains ew.
           • New export dG for eW. Based on imports, eW is probably an icon component from en(66919).
           • Export fr remains eG.
           • Interpretation: Two new icon components (eK and eW from module 66919) are exported.

         • Hunk 30 (line 66919): Defines components imported in Hunk 29.

           • Function eW is defined, renders an SVG path (seems like a document/file icon).
           • Function eK is defined, renders an SVG path (seems like a code block or embed icon).
           • Interpretation: Confirms Hunk 29's interpretation - new SVG icon components are added.

         • Hunk 31 (line 66951):

           • New export Kd for e_. Based on imports, e_ is likely an icon component from en(67354).
           • Interpretation: A new icon component e_ from module 67354 is exported.

         • Hunk 32 (line 67354): Defines component imported in Hunk 31.

           • Function e_ is defined, renders SVGs (looks like sparkle/star icons).
           • Interpretation: Confirms Hunk 31's interpretation - a new sparkle icon component is added. This icon is often associated with GPT features or AI generation.

         • Hunk 33 (line 68196): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for th. Module ID 94968 -> 94968 for tp.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 34 (line 68719): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for em.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 35 (line 70516): Large hunk. Module 35473 is removed and 96055 is added.

           • This is the definition of the component that was previously en(35473) and is now en(96055).
           • Comparison of imports within the module:
             • Many imports are similar, but their variable assignments are shuffled (ep, eh, em, eg, ey, eb, ek, ew, eC, eE, eS, eT, e_, ej, eO, eM, eA, eP, eN, eI, eD, eR, eL, eF, eB, ez, eU, eZ, eH, eG, eV, eW, eK, e$, eY, eQ, eX, eJ, e0, e9, e5, e4, e3, e6, e7, e8, tt, ta, tu, tc in the old version vs. ep, eh, em, eg, ey, eb, ek, ew, eC, eE, eS, eT, e_, ej, eM, eO, eA, eP, eN, eI, eD, eR, eL, eF, eB, ez, eU, eZ, eH, eG, eV, eW, eK, e$, eY, eQ, eX, eJ, e0, e9, e5, e4, e3, e6, e7, e8, tt, ta, tu, tc, td in the new version).
             • New imports: en(5397) -> eS (used for eT), en(78103) -> eZ, en(96055) -> eB, en(23860) -> np (used later). en(97296) -> nd.
             • Removed imports: en(35473) (eR), en(32062) (eF). Module 32062 was renumbered to 45754, so its alias changes from eF to eB.
           • New Component ng: Takes clientThreadId, gets gizmo ID and data, renders ny if data exists.
           • New Component ny: Takes gizmoId, clientThreadId. Uses new hooks:
             • nh(en, function (Y) { ... }): A new data fetching hook (nh). Likely fetches data about whether a review prompt is needed for the gizmo.
             • eh.mutateAsync({ rating: et }): Uses a mutation hook (eh). Likely for submitting a rating.
             • eh.mutateAsync({}): Uses the mutation hook without a rating.
           • ny uses state (eo, ea, ed, ef) and effects (useP.useEffect).
           • ny conditionally renders different UI based on ec.isLoading and ec.data.should_prompt and local state (ef).
             • If loading or no prompt needed, renders null.
             • If ef (local state, maybe indicating submission/done), renders a "Thanks for your feedback!" message and a dismiss button.
             • Otherwise, renders a "How would you rate this GPT so far?" prompt and a star rating component (np.H).
           • The main exported component eB.Z (previously eR.Z, en(35473)) now renders the new ng component before the main nP component (which seems to be the core prompt/input area).
           • Overall Hunk 35 Interpretation: This module (96055) is a refactored version of 35473. The major new functionality is the addition of an inline gizmo review prompt. This prompt appears within the chat view, above the input area, asking the user to rate the GPT they are using. It uses new hooks (nh, eh) for fetching review status and submitting reviews. It conditionally shows the rating prompt or a thank you message.

         • Hunk 36 (line 72367): Adds i18n strings for the new inline gizmo review feature. Includes keys like creatingImagesV2, errorCreatingV2, generatedImageAltText (this one was removed in Hunk 19 from the DALL-E section, but seems added here? Or is this a different i18n object/key?), imageLoadError. Correction: The generatedImageAltText key was removed from the DALL-E i18n object (iA in Hunk 19), but this hunk seems to be defining another i18n object (t7 which is eE here) where it might exist, or the key was moved/reintroduced elsewhere. The main point is the introduction of the "How would you rate this GPT so far?" prompt strings (gizmo.inlineReview.prompt, reviewLeft, reviewLeftSubtext).

         • Hunk 37 (line 72917):

           • Module ID 32062 -> 45754.
           • Lazy import chunk IDs change: en.e(8682).then(en.bind(en, 66202)) -> en.e(8682).then(en.bind(en, 66202)) (Same). webpack: function() { return [66202]; } (Same).
           • Lazy import chunk IDs change: en.e(1966), en.e(9387)).then(en.bind(en, 39387)) -> en.e(1966), en.e(9387)).then(en.bind(en, 39387)) (Same). webpack: function() { return [39387]; } (Same).
           • The second lazy import component ri is renamed rm.
           • Imports are remapped/shuffled (nW->n0, nq->n9, nK->n5, n$->n3, nY->n6, nQ->n7, nX->n8).
           • New import n4 = en(40670) (this is the focused view module again).
           • Function nJ renamed rn.
           • Interpretation: Module renumbering and import remapping. The focused view module 40670 is imported again here, suggesting its state or hooks are used in this part of the code.

         • Hunk 38 (line 73287):

           • Lazy import component rr is removed.
           • Lazy import component ri is renamed rm.
           • Interpretation: The lazy loaded component rr (module 66202) seems to have been removed from this part of the code. The other lazy loaded component is just renamed.

         • Hunk 39 (line 73550): This hunk is complex, related to rendering the main chat view.

           • Variable names remapped/shuffled (td->tc, tf->tf, tp->th, tm->tg, tg->tv, tv->tk).
           • New variable tW = (0, n4.H)().focusedView,: Gets the focusedView state from the new store (using n4, the alias for module 40670).
           • Conditional rendering logic is added around the main content area based on tW:
             • The component tw && (0, tc.jsx)(rr, { clientThreadId: ec }), is removed. (rr was the lazy component removed in Hunk 38).
             • A div with class relative px-2 py-2 ... is rendered only if !tW (i.e., not in focused view). This div contains the conversation report/info links.
           • Interpretation: The lazy loaded component rr is removed. The conversation report/info area is now hidden when the new focusedView state is active. This aligns with the idea that the focused view replaces the standard chat interface.

         • Hunk 40 (line 74173):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Module ID 33460 -> 13973 for e3.
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap and module renumbering.

         • Hunk 41 (line 75737):

           • Variable names remapped (n7->n7, n8->n8, rn->rn).
           • Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for rr.
           • Interpretation: Trivial changes and module renumbering.

         • Hunk 42 (line 79386): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eP.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 43 (line 79887):

           • Variables ej, eO, eM -> ej, eM, eO (swap).
           • Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ej.
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap and module renumbering.

         • Hunk 44 (line 81047): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eh.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 45 (line 81929): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 46 (line 82423): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 47 (line 83132): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eb.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 48 (line 84909): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ek.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 49 (line 85388): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for em.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 50 (line 85562): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 51 (line 85857): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eu.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 52 (line 86640): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ec.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 53 (line 87667): Changes in a Tooltip component (ec.VY likely from Radix UI or similar).

           • New prop alignOffset: em added (em is default 0).
           • Variable ej renamed eM, eO renamed eO (remains eO), eM renamed eA, eA renamed eP, eP renamed eN, eN renamed eI.
           • Variable eS definition changes from eS = Y.usePortal, eT = void 0 === eS || eS, to e_ = Y.usePortal, ej = void 0 === e_ || e_,. So usePortal prop defaults to true (ej).
           • The component variable changes from eD to eL.
           • The onPointerDownOutside prop changes from eP to eI.
           • The props passed to ec.VY now include alignOffset: em.
           • Interpretation: A tooltip component (ec.VY) is updated to support an alignOffset prop and renames/reorders some internal variables and prop handling. The default for usePortal remains true.

         • Hunk 54 (line 88493): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 55 (line 89028): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 56 (line 89762): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 57 (line 90220): Changes related to a Spreadsheet/Data Analysis view.

           • Module ID change 32062 -> 45754 for ef.
           • Lazy import chunk IDs change: en.e(8682), en.e(4534), en.e(6378)).then(en.bind(en, 40528)) -> en.e(8682), en.e(4534), en.e(6281)).then(en.bind(en, 40528)). Chunk 6378 is replaced by 6281.
           • Variable name eZ becomes eG.
           • New variable eH = (0, e_.H)().focusedView,: Gets the focusedView state (using e_, alias for 40670).
           • The conditional rendering logic changes: (0, ep.FJ)(eh.L0.DataAnalysisV2) && (0, ed.Vm)(eT) becomes (0, ep.FJ)(eh.L0.DataAnalysisV2) && !eH && (0, ed.Vm)(eT). The condition now explicitly checks that !eH (not in focused view).
           • The component rendered changes from eM.jsx to eA.jsx and the component type from eI to eD. This is likely just variable renaming/remapping within the minified output.
           • New props clientThreadId: en is added to the rendered component.
           • Interpretation: The Spreadsheet/Data Analysis component rendering is now conditionalized based on the new focusedView state. It will only render if the focused view is not active. The chunking for this lazy component is slightly changed (6378 -> 6281). The component also receives the clientThreadId prop.

         • Hunk 58 (line 122544):

           • Function definitions eO and eM are swapped.
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 59 (line 123283):

           • Function definitions fO and fM are swapped.
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 60 (line 123703): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ey.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 61 (line 123961):

           • Variable names shuffled: eh->eh, em->em, eg->eg, ey->ey, eb->eb, ek->ek, ew->ew, eC->ej, eE->eM, eS->eO, eT->eA.
           • New imports: en(19841) -> eh, en(73040) -> eg, en.n(eg) -> ey, en(37097) -> e_.
           • Old variable e_ is renamed eP.
           • Function e_ is renamed eP.
           • Interpretation: Import shuffling and renaming. New imports related to markdown or UI components (eh, eg, ey, e_).

         • Hunk 62 (line 124003):

           • Variable names shuffled: eO->eR, eM->eI, eA->eD.
           • Constants eM = 5 becomes eI = 5, eD = 4. A new constant eD is added.
           • Component eA is renamed eL.
           • New component eU defined (uses href, onClick, children, renders ey(), uses eh.default for classnames). Looks like a link or button component.
           • New component eZ defined (takes gizmo, onClose). Uses ep.sB, ep.tz.GizmoReviews (feature flag check), null === (et = en.gizmo.display.prompt_starters) || void 0 === et ? void 0 : et.slice(0, eD) (uses the new constant eD to limit prompt starters). Renders eA.jsx with eR (renamed eO) as title, and maps ea (prompt starters) to eU components.
           • New component eH defined (takes vanityMetrics). Uses ep.sB, ep.tz.GizmoReviews (feature flag check). Seems to display metrics if the feature flag is on and metrics are available.
           • Component eD is renamed eU and its implementation changes significantly to the eU component defined above.
           • The JSX rendering changes within the main component (likely tH from the context in Hunk 39).
             • eI({ vanityMetrics: en.gizmo.vanity_metrics }) -> ez({ vanityMetrics: en.gizmo.vanity_metrics }) (Variable rename).
             • eD({ vanityMetrics: en.gizmo.vanity_metrics }) -> eZ({ gizmo: en, onClose: ei }) (Replaced component eD with new component eZ, passes different props).
             • eP({ tools: en.tools }) -> eH({ vanityMetrics: en.gizmo.vanity_metrics }) (Replaced component eP with new component eH, passes different props).
             • A new line (0, eA.jsx)(eU, { href: (0, e_.m_)(en, Y), onClick: ei, children: Y }, et) appears inside eZ. This renders the prompt starter links using the new eU component and a utility e_.m_ to generate the href.
           • Overall Hunk 62 Interpretation: Adds functionality to display "Conversation Starters" and potentially "Vanity Metrics" (like usage stats) on the Gizmo profile page/modal if a feature flag (ep.tz.GizmoReviews) is enabled. The number of displayed prompt starters is limited by a new constant eD (4). New components (eU, eZ, eH) are introduced to handle this UI. The previous component eD is re-implemented as a link/button component eU.

         • Hunk 63 (line 125107):

           • Export HW remains eA.
           • New export K7 for tc. Based on Hunk 35, tc is likely the mutation hook for submitting gizmo reviews.
           • Export K9 remains e5.
           • Interpretation: Exports the new gizmo review mutation hook.

         • Hunk 64 (line 125329):

           • Function eB(Y) changes to eB(Y, et).
           • The logic inside eB changes to add a m query parameter to the URL if et (the second argument, likely a message ID) is provided.
           • Interpretation: The function for generating shareable links to conversations or gizmos is updated to optionally include a message ID (m parameter), allowing links to highlight a specific message.

         • Hunk 65 (line 125947):

           • New function tc(Y, et) defined. This uses ek.D (likely React Query's useMutation). It defines a mutationFn that calls eE.U.upsertUserReview(Y, ei, eo, ea) (an API call to upsert a user review for a gizmo). It also has an onSuccess handler that invalidates the ["gizmo", "review", { gizmoId: Y }] query cache.
           • Interpretation: Defines the useMutation hook (tc) for submitting user reviews for Gizmos via an API call (eE.U.upsertUserReview). This hook was exported in Hunk 63 and used in the inline review component in Hunk 35.

         • Hunk 66 (line 127136): Changes to main layout CSS.

           • Class name relative sticky top-14 ... -> sticky top-14 ... (removed relative).
           • Class name absolute left-0 top-0 ... md:block -> absolute left-0 top-2 ... md:block (changed top-0 to top-2).
           • Class name absolute right-0 top-0 ... md:block -> absolute right-0 top-2 ... md:block (changed top-0 to top-2).
           • Interpretation: Minor layout adjustments for sticky elements, shifting some absolutely positioned elements down by 2 units (top-2). Removed a redundant relative class.

         • Hunk 67 (line 129722):

           • Function definition t$ is renamed nk.
           • Variable names nO, nM, -> nM, nO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial renaming and swapping.

         • Hunk 68 (line 130454): Module ID 33460 -> 13973 for tp.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 69 (line 130487): Large hunk, seems to be defining or using review-related components.

           • Variable names remapped (tg->tg, tv->tv, tk->tk, tw->tw, tC->tC).
           • New imports: en(23860) -> tw, en(9559) -> tC.
           • Removed imports: en(61236) (tw), en(90166) (tC). These modules seem to be replaced by en(23860) and en(9559).
           • Functions tT, t_, tj, tO, tM, tA, tP, tN, tI, tD, tR are removed.
           • New functions tT (simple string conversion), tI, tD, tR.
           • The component tO (which was defined as tM checking feature flags and rendering tM) is removed. tM component definition is removed. The tA i18n object is removed. tP alias is removed. tN import is removed. tI, tD, tR functions are removed.
           • In the JSX within tT (component rendering gizmo profile modal), several components are replaced/removed:
             • (0, eM.jsx)(tk.j4, { gizmo: eu }), remains.
             • (0, eM.jsx)(e3, { gizmo: eu }), remains.
             • (0, eM.jsx)(eR, { gizmo: eu }), remains.
             • (0, eM.jsx)(tP, { gizmo: eu }), is replaced by (0, tw.Z, { gizmo: eu }),. tP was the review modal component. tw.Z is the default export of the new import en(23860).
             • (0, eM.jsx)(tv.Z, { ... }) remains.
           • Overall Hunk 69 Interpretation: The entire modal component for leaving a Gizmo review (tM/tP) has been moved out of this file and into a new dedicated module (en(23860)). This new module is imported as tw. The existing code now imports and renders this component from the new module instead of defining it internally. Related i18n strings (tA) and utility functions for the old modal are also removed from this file.

         • Hunk 70 (line 131492): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 71 (line 132150): Changes in API client logic.

           • A new method getShouldPromptReview is added to the ey.U (API client) class. This method makes a GET request to "/gizmo_reviews/" + et + "/should_prompt".
           • Interpretation: The API client is updated to include a new endpoint for checking if a user should be prompted to review a specific gizmo. This supports the inline review feature added in Hunk 35.

         • Hunk 72 (line 23860): This is the definition of the new module en(23860) which replaces the old review modal logic.

           • It imports various utility modules and React/UI components.
           • It defines the useMutation hook ez (exported as K7 in Hunk 63, used as eh in Hunk 35) for upsertUserReview.
           • It defines the star rating component eD (exported as H). This component takes rating, onRating, and className. It uses the eN function to determine star color based on the rating value, with different colors for ranges (purple > 4, green > 3, yellow > 2, orange > 1, red <= 1).
           • It defines the main modal component eL (exported as Z). This component takes gizmo. It uses the eI hook to fetch the existing user review, and the ez hook for submitting updates. It displays the title, subtitle (conditionally "How would you rate?" or "Change your rating?"), rating stars (eD), an optional message input, and a checkbox to include email (if the author receives emails). The i18n strings (eF) are also defined here.
           • Interpretation: This new module encapsulates the functionality for the Gizmo review modal. It includes the star rating component itself, the hooks for interacting with the review API, the modal structure, and the related UI strings. This is a clear refactoring and feature implementation (Gizmo reviews).

         • Hunk 73 (line 134792): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 74 (line 135743): Changes in the PunctuationBuffer class.

           • A new debug message is added when the buffer is initialized if this.debug is true, showing the INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR.
           • In the getAdjustedTargetDelay method, the scaling calculation changes from Math.round(en / (ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR)) to Math.round(en / Math.max(ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR, 1)). This adds a Math.max(..., 1) to the denominator, preventing division by zero or very small numbers if ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR is less than 1.
           • The constant INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR changes from 100 to 70.
           • Interpretation: The punctuation buffering logic is adjusted. A division-by-zero/small number bug is potentially fixed in the delay calculation. The scaling factor is changed from 100 to 70. This will affect the timing of punctuation appearing in streaming text output, likely making it slightly faster (70 vs 100 means the denominator will be smaller, resulting in a larger scaled delay). This is a performance/timing tuning change.

         • Hunk 75 (line 136145): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ek.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 76 (line 136549): Changes in component animation state logic.

           • The condition for eC (initial animation state) changes from ea === ei.Running ? eo.RunningEnterAnimation : eo.SkippingEnterAnimation to ea === ei.Running ? eo.RunningEnterAnimation : ea !== ei.Finished || ew ? eo.SkippingEnterAnimation : eo.ToolFinished.
           • A new state eo.ToolFinished is introduced.
           • The initial animation state is now SkippingEnterAnimation if ea is not Running AND either ea is not Finished OR ew is true. If ea is Finished and ew is false, the state is ToolFinished.
           • Interpretation: Introduces a new ToolFinished animation state and refines the conditions for starting animations (RunningEnterAnimation), skipping them (SkippingEnterAnimation), or entering the new ToolFinished state based on the status (ei.Running, ei.Finished) and a new variable ew (purpose unclear from this context, maybe a flag). This is likely a bug fix or refinement in the animation behavior for tool messages.

         • Hunk 77 (line 137167): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ec.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 78 (line 137677): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ez.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 79 (line 139999): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 80 (line 140291): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 81 (line 140812): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ea.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 82 (line 140936): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ea.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 83 (line 140980): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 84 (line 141176): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for em.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 85 (line 142878): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eH.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 86 (line 144155): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for tB.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 87 (line 146182): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ek.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 88 (line 151736): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ea.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 89 (line 151845): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ec.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 90 (line 151999): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for em.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 91 (line 153775): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 92 (line 154331): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eC.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 93 (line 154716): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ed.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 94 (line 154837): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ei.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 95 (line 154892): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ec.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 96 (line 32062 -> 45754): This is the definition of the module that was renumbered!

           • The module ID changes from 32062 to 45754.
           • The implementation of eI() changes slightly, using eA.qO and (0, eA.f3)() instead of eP and eI(). This indicates the logic for getting the anonymous client UUID (x-ajs-uid) was moved into a new module 12199.
           • A large block of code related to API client setup and createClient function is removed from this module.
           • Interpretation: The module that provides core constants and utility functions (including the anonymous user ID handling) has been refactored. The logic for generating/retrieving the anonymous UUID is moved to a new module (12199), and the API client creation logic is removed, suggesting it's now handled elsewhere or refactored into other modules.

         • Hunk 97 (line 160049): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eg.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 98 (line 160723): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ef.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 99 (line 161900): Changes in sidebar state management.

           • A new function openSidebar is added to the state management hook. It sets the isDesktopNavCollapsed state to false and calls eu.m.setItem(ep, !1) (likely localStorage).
           • The existing closeSidebar function updates localStorage with !0 (true).
           • Interpretation: Adds a new action openSidebar to the sidebar state store, mirroring the existing closeSidebar action. This provides explicit control over opening the sidebar.

         • Hunk 100 (line 162040): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for ep.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 101 (line 162294): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for em.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 102 (line 169487): Changes in the main application bootstrap logic.

           • The af.m9.initialize call signature changes. It now takes null for the user ID if ed is null or undefined. The previous call didn't have this conditional check.
           • The version string changes: "3784968e54c2bcb8aeb90452a1a5efbd63e8fc86" -> "38ed1383cf782f7e45561e545cda3663a2152a91". This is the build version hash.
           • Interpretation: The application bootstrap logic is slightly adjusted to handle a potentially null/undefined user ID when initializing af.m9. The build version hash is updated.

         • Hunk 103 (line 171610): Changes in a tree-like data structure class.

           • Variable assignments shuffled/renamed (eO -> eM, eM -> eO).
           • The constructor logic changes: (0, ed.Z)(this, eO, null != et ? et : Y.createTree()); becomes (0, ed.Z)(this, eM, null != et ? et : Y.createTree());.
           • Interpretation: Trivial variable renaming/shuffling in a class constructor.

         • Hunk 104 (line 172564): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eh.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 105 (line 172941): Module ID 32062 -> 45754 for eg.

           • Interpretation: Module renumbering.

         • Hunk 106 (line 173068): Changes related to Arkose Labs integration (captcha/bot detection).

           • The app_release version string in several error/action logging calls changes from "3784968e54c2bcb8aeb90452a1a5efbd63e8fc86" to "38ed1383cf782f7e45561e545cda3663a2152a91".
           • Interpretation: Updates the build version string included in Arkose Labs related logging.

         • Hunk 107 (line 173868):

           • Function definition eO and eM are swapped.
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 108 (line 177240):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 109 (line 178068):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 110 (line 186761): Changes in Datadog RUM (Real User Monitoring) initialization.

           • The version and env values in the initialization configuration are updated. env changes from pO.cm ? "staging" : "production" to pM.cm ? "staging" : "production", and version changes from "3784968e54c2bcb8aeb90452a1a5efbd63e8fc86" to "38ed1383cf782f7e45561e545cda3663a2152a91". pO vs pM is likely just variable remapping for the same constant check.
           • Interpretation: Updates the Datadog RUM configuration with the new build version hash.

         • Hunk 111 (line 186811): Definition of the new module en(12199).

           • Imports en(42172) and en(26822).
           • Defines constant ea ("x-ajs-uid") and eu (15552000).
           • Defines function ec() which retrieves or generates the anonymous client UUID from cookies, storing it with a max age.
           • Exports ea as qO and ec as f3.
           • Interpretation: Creates a dedicated module for handling the anonymous client UUID cookie logic, extracting it from the previous module 32062.

         • Hunk 112 (line 187959): Changes in Statsig (feature flag/experimentation) initialization.

           • New import eg = en(12199) (the new anonymous ID module).
           • The customIDs property is added to the ei object (the Statsig user object configuration). It uses (0, ep.Z)({}, ej, (0, eg.f3)()) to include the anonymous client UUID obtained from the new module eg. ej is likely a variable holding the key name for the anonymous ID.
           • The line (this.statsigStableId = ek().getStableID()), is removed from the initStatsig function.
           • Interpretation: Updates the Statsig initialization to include the anonymous client UUID obtained from the new dedicated module. The statsigStableId is no longer explicitly stored on the instance.

         • Hunk 113 (line 197347): Changes in SVG icon definitions.

           • New function eo defined, renders an SVG (looks like expand/contract corners). Exported as M5h.
           • Existing function ea (previously LCi) is now exported as Mie. Renders a different SVG (looks like zoom in/out).
           • New function eu defined, renders an SVG (looks like diagonal arrows pointing outwards). Exported as QpC.
           • Existing function ea (which was Mie) is renamed ec and exported as LCi. Renders the original LCi SVG (looks like a square with inward arrows).
           • Interpretation: Introduces new SVG icon components (expand/contract, zoom in/out, maximize/minimize) and renames/reorders existing ones. This is likely related to UI changes allowing different viewing modes for content (potentially related to the focused view).

         • Hunk 114 (line 200586): Changes in scroll-related hooks.

           • Export useScrollTo now returns nM.
           • Export useScrollToBottom now returns nO.
           • Variable names nO, nM, -> nM, nO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Swaps the return values for the useScrollTo and useScrollToBottom hooks. This seems like a bug fix where the wrong function was being exported/returned by each hook.

         • Hunk 115 (line 201260): Changes in scroll state management.

           • Variable names eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 116 (line 206715):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 117 (line 207004):

           • Variables eO, eM, -> eM, eO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 118 (line 223092): Changes in a Portal component.

           • A new variable ed = ec; is introduced, making ed an alias for ec.
           • The export f is added for ed.
           • Interpretation: Exports the Portal component (ec, previously exported as h) under a new alias f (ed).

         • Hunk 119 (line 245852):

           • Variables nO, nM, -> nM, nO, (swap).
           • Interpretation: Trivial swap.

         • Hunk 120 (line 249542): Updates source map URL.

           • //# sourceMappingURL=_app-dfbd5fe22b2a2375.js.map -> //# sourceMappingURL=_app-a4c060ecbc81f5d4.js.map
           • Interpretation: Standard change reflecting a new build output file name.

      5. Synthesize and Structure the Summary: Group the related changes.

         • Start with the most significant user-facing or architectural changes: The "Focused View" feature and the "Inline/Modal Gizmo Reviews".
         • Mention the refactoring of existing components/logic into new modules (Review modal, Anonymous ID, potentially API client setup).
         • Describe changes to utility functions and helpers (DALL-E prompt extraction, Date formatting, Punctuation buffering, URL generation).
         • Note the addition/changes to UI components (new Icons, Tooltip updates, Prompt starter links).
         • Mention infrastructure/logging updates (Arkose, Datadog, Statsig, Build version).
         • Bundle up the trivial variable swaps and consistent module renumbering as build artifacts.
         • Use clear, plain English terms. Acknowledge where minification obscures precise variable/function names but describe their likely purpose based on context.

      6. Refine Language: Ensure the language is non-technical where possible (e.g., "state management hook" instead of "Zustand store", "lazy-loaded component" instead of "loadableGenerated component"). Explain the effect of changes (e.g., "affects the timing of text output" instead of "changed INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR"). Make sure the connection between different hunks is explained (e.g., the focused view state controlling rendering, the API endpoint supporting the inline review).

    • Model Response

      Based on the diff, here's a summary of the changes in plain English:

      The changes primarily introduce a new feature related to "Focused Views" and significantly refactor/enhance Gizmo (GPT) reviews. There are also several smaller updates, refactorings, and bug fixes.

      Here's a breakdown:

      1. Introduction of "Focused Views":

         • A new state variable (focusedView) is added using a state management hook (likely Zustand), along with an action (setFocusedView) to control it.
         • This state determines the content displayed in the main chat area.
         • If a focusedView is active, a specific lazy-loaded component is rendered instead of the standard conversation view.
         • When a focusedView is set, the sidebar is explicitly closed; when it's cleared, the sidebar is opened.
         • The main conversation component rendering is now conditional: it only renders when the focusedView is not active.
         • The conversation report/info area at the bottom of the chat is also hidden when in a focusedView.
         • CSS class adjustments (-mx-4 margins) are applied to the main content area when the focused view is active.
         • A lazy-loaded component related to "Data Analysis" or "Spreadsheet" viewing is now also conditionalized based on the focusedView state, ensuring it only renders when not in a focused view.

      2. Gizmo (GPT) Reviews - Inline Prompt & Modal Refactoring:

         • An inline gizmo review prompt is introduced directly within the chat view, appearing above the input area when using a specific GPT.
         • This inline component checks (via a new API endpoint GET /gizmo_reviews/{gizmoId}/should_prompt) if the user should be asked to rate the GPT.
         • It displays a "How would you rate this GPT so far?" message with interactive stars.
         • Selecting a star submits the rating (via a new mutation hook and API endpoint upsertUserReview), after which a "Thanks for your feedback!" message is shown.
         • The entire Gizmo review modal component (for leaving detailed feedback, including an optional private message and email) is refactored out of the main application file into a new dedicated module (en(23860)).
         • This new module includes the star rating component, the review API interaction hooks, and the modal UI strings.
         • The main application now imports and renders this modal component from the new module.
         • New i18n strings specifically for the inline review prompt are added.

      3. DALL-E Image Handling Refactoring:

         • The logic for extracting the prompt text from DALL-E image metadata is refactored into a new utility function.
         • This utility function is now used consistently for setting the image alt text and for displaying the prompt in the image metadata renderer.
         • An i18n string "Generated by DALL·E" is removed from one message bundle, although similar strings might exist or were moved elsewhere.
         • A CSS class overflow-hidden is removed from the DALL-E image container.

      4. API Client & Utility Refactorings:

         • The module handling core constants and utilities (32062 is renumbered to 45754) is refactored.
         • The logic for generating/retrieving the anonymous client UUID (x-ajs-uid cookie) is moved into a new dedicated module (en(12199)).
         • The API client creation logic seems to be removed from the renumbered module, suggesting further internal refactoring.

      5. Minor UI/Component Changes:

         • Several new SVG icon components are added (appearing to be related to file types, code blocks, and possibly UI resizing/zooming controls).
         • The tooltip component logic is slightly updated to support an alignOffset prop and has internal variable renamings.
         • A function for generating shareable conversation/gizmo links is updated to optionally include a specific message ID as a query parameter (?m=messageId).
         • Functionality to display "Conversation Starters" and potentially "Vanity Metrics" (like usage stats) is added to the Gizmo profile view/modal, conditional on a feature flag (GizmoReviews). The number of displayed prompt starters is limited to 4 by a new constant.
         • The Portal component is re-exported under a new alias (f).

      6. Performance/Timing Tuning:

         • The PunctuationBuffer logic (which affects the streaming display of text) is updated. A potential bug preventing division by small numbers is fixed in the delay calculation, and the internal scaling factor is adjusted from 100 to 70, which should slightly speed up the display of punctuated text.
         • A new animation state (ToolFinished) is introduced for tool message animations, refining their behavior.

      7. Infrastructure & Logging:

         • Updates to Arkose Labs, Datadog RUM, and Statsig initialization/logging to include the new build version hash and the refactored anonymous client UUID.

      8. Trivial Changes:

         • Many instances of variable name swapping, function definition reordering, and consistent module ID renumbering (32062 -> 45754, 33460 -> 13973, etc.) are present. These are typical outcomes of a new build process and don't represent functional changes.
         • Minor CSS adjustments for sticky elements layout.
         • A potential bug fix in scroll-related hooks where the return values for useScrollTo and useScrollToBottom were swapped is included.

      In summary, the most impactful changes are the introduction of a system for "Focused Views" (allowing specific components to take over the main chat area), the addition of an inline prompt for rating Gizmos, and a significant refactoring of the existing Gizmo review modal functionality into a dedicated module. There are also various supporting refactorings, new UI elements (icons, prompt starter links), and minor tuning for streaming text display.

  • Web App Build Changes From Minimised Diff - Initial Prompt - Gemini 2.5 Pro

    • Token count: 60,848 / 1,048,576

    • Model Thoughts

      The user wants a summary of the changes between two versions of a JavaScript application based on a provided diff file.

      Here's a plan:

      1. Go through the diff chunk by chunk.
      2. Identify meaningful changes: Ignore simple variable renames (like ej becoming eM, eO becoming eO, etc. - these are common in minified code and usually don't represent real changes). Focus on:
         • Changes in function definitions or calls.
         • Changes in constants or literal values.
         • Changes in conditional logic (if, switch).
         • Added or removed code blocks.
         • Changes in imported modules or component names.
         • Changes in string literals, especially user-facing text.
         • Changes in object structures or array contents.
      3. Interpret the changes: Try to understand the purpose of the change. Is it adding a feature? Fixing a bug? Refactoring? Optimizing performance?
      4. Synthesize the findings: Group related changes and write a summary in plain English. Acknowledge any uncertainty due to minification.

      Analysis of Diff Chunks:

      • Lines 7100-7105, 17730-17739: Swapping the order of variable declarations (ej, eO, eM vs ej, eM, eO) and assignment order. Likely just minifier noise, no functional change.
      • Lines 23421-23428: Swapping the order of function definitions (fj, fO, fM, fA vs fj, fM, fO, fA). Again, likely minifier artifact, no functional change.
      • Lines 27911-27919: Swapping variable order (eO, eM vs eM, eO). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 32132-32144: Swapping function definition order (ej, eO, eM, eA vs ej, eM, eO, eA). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 34693-34701: Swapping variable order (eO, eM vs eM, eO). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 47417-47420: Module ID change (np = en(32062) vs np = en(45754)). This points to underlying dependency changes or refactoring but doesn't tell us what changed in that module itself.
      • Lines 49464-49475: Module ID changes and variable reordering (eO, eM, eA vs eM, eO, eA and 32062 vs 45754). Dependency changes.
      • Lines 52674-53384 (Large Chunk - Component Logic):
        • Imports:
          • eu = en(10721) changed to eu = en(5397) (likely next/dynamic) and ec = en.n(eu).
          • ep = en(1454) changed to ep = en(1454).
          • eh = en(70671) changed to eh = en(70671).
          • em = en(32004) changed to em = en(32004).
          • New: eg = en(78103) (Zustand store creator?).
          • ey = en(11591) changed to ey = en(11591).
          • eb = en(19954) changed to eb = en(19954).
          • ek = en(18008) changed to ek = en(18008) (likely useModalStore).
          • ew = en(73929) changed to ew = en(73929) (likely useThreadStore).
          • eC = en(58272) changed to eC = en(58272) (likely useConversationTurns).
          • eE = en(83380) changed to eE = en(83380).
          • eS = en(5974) changed to eS = en(5974).
          • eT = en(26272) changed to eT = en(26272) (likely ChatMessage).
          • e_ = en(34502) changed to e_ = en(34502).
          • ej = en(36993) changed to ej = en(36993).
          • eM = en(38766) changed to eM = en(38766).
          • eO = en(37097) changed to eO = en(37097).
          • eA = en(10318) changed to eA = en(10318).
          • eP = en(49516) changed to eP = en(49516).
          • eN = en(83562) changed to eN = en(83562).
          • eI = en(8024) changed to eI = en(8024).
          • eD = en(70822) changed to eD = en(70822).
          • eR = en(75499) changed to eR = en(75499).
          • eL = en(35212) changed to eL = en(35212).
          • eF = en(88140) changed to eF = en(88140).
          • New: eB = en(96055) (likely the main Thread component, previously imported differently or inlined).
          • ez = en(68901) changed to ez = en(68901).
          • eU = en(46514) changed to eU = en(46514).
          • eZ = en(35250) changed to eZ = en(35250) (likely jsx-runtime).
        • Dynamic Import (eH): A new dynamic import is introduced for a component (10898). This component likely renders when eg (focusedView) is truthy.
        • Zustand Store (eG): A new Zustand store is created (eG) using the imported eg creator.
          • It manages a focusedView state.
          • The setFocusedView action updates the state and calls ek.vm.closeSidebar() or ek.vm.openSidebar() based on the new view. This suggests a new UI state where the sidebar might be hidden when a specific view is focused.
        • Component Logic (eV):
          • Reads focusedView from the new eG store.
          • Uses focusedView (eg) to conditionally render either the dynamically imported component (eH) or the original thread component (eB.Z). This implies a new alternative view can replace the main conversation thread UI based on the focusedView state.
      • Lines 53405-53410: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 53705-53713: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 53731-53740:
        • New: e5 = en(40670) (The component modified in the previous large chunk).
        • e4 = en(26272) vs e4 = en(26272).
        • e3 = en(90387) vs e3 = en(90387).
        • e6 = en(79505) vs e6 = en(79505).
        • e7 = en(90439) vs e7 = en(90439).
        • e8 = en(58369) vs e8 = en(58369).
        • tt = en(36292) vs tt = en(36292).
        • ta = en(35250) vs ta = en(35250).
        • Function rename ta -> tu. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 53938-54000:
        • Variable reordering/renaming (tj -> tM, etc.). Minifier noise.
        • New: tH = en(1703) (Zod library for schema parsing?).
        • tG = en(12379) vs tG = en(12379).
        • tV = en(86543) vs tV = en(86543).
        • tW = en(34317) vs tW = en(34317).
        • tq = en(73524) vs tq = en(73524).
        • Array rename tW -> tK. Minifier noise.
        • Function rename tq -> t$. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 54110-54118: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 54689-54712 (Function t7/nt):
        • Logic changed significantly.
        • Old (t7): Checked if Y.type === tM.qK.JIT_PLUGIN and if Y.metadata?.json_schema existed. It then traversed the json_schema looking for operationId === et.
        • New (nt): Checks if Y.type === tA.qK.JIT_PLUGIN. It now tries to JSON.parse(Y.metadata.raw_spec) and falls back to tH.ZP.parse(Y.metadata.raw_spec) (using the new Zod import tH). It then traverses the parsed spec looking for operationId === et.
        • Interpretation: This function seems to be checking if a plugin (specifically a JIT plugin) supports a certain operation ID. The change involves reading the plugin's specification from raw_spec instead of json_schema and adds robust parsing using JSON.parse and Zod as a fallback. This could be related to standardizing how plugin specs are stored or handled.
      • Lines 55993-56013: Changes in date/time formatting logic. n3 changed to n7 and then rn. Looks like a refactor or bug fix in how timezone offsets (GMT) are formatted.
      • Lines 56274-56346: Reordering of object definitions (rO, rM, rA vs rA, rP, rN). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 56521-56570: Reordering of parser definitions (e.g., era: rP(...) vs era: rI(...)). rP changed to rI. Likely refactoring within the date parsing library.
      • Lines 57150-57175 (Image/DALL-E related):
        • Old code extracted prompt directly from et.metadata?.dalle?.prompt.
        • New code calls a helper function iO(et) to get the prompt/alt text and another helper ij(iO(et)) - this ij seems removed later, maybe intermediate refactoring? The final version uses iO(et) and passes it to iT.
        • Interpretation: Refactoring how image metadata (specifically the DALL-E prompt) is accessed and prepared. iO likely centralizes the logic to get the prompt string.
      • Lines 57210-57329 (Image/DALL-E rendering):
        • Similar changes: iu (likely object spread/merge helper) replaced with im.
        • Accessing alt text: Old code looked for eh.metadata?.dalle?.prompt. New code uses the helper iO(eu).
        • The overall structure of mapping image data and rendering loading states or images seems the same, but the way alt text is retrieved is standardized via iO.
        • String change: ij.generatedImageAltText ( "Generated by DALL·E") is removed. The alt attribute now uses the prompt directly via iO(et).
      • Lines 57330-57370 (Function ig/ib):
        • This component seems to display a single DALL-E image with its prompt in a modal/tooltip.
        • Old (ig): Directly accessed ei.metadata?.dalle?.prompt.
        • New (ib): Uses the helper iO(et) to get the prompt.
        • Class name change: relative overflow-hidden changed to relative. Minor style adjustment.
      • Lines 57428-57483 (DALL-E Image component):
        • Variable renames/reordering.
        • Alt text change: Old code used ed.formatMessage(ij.generatedImageAltText) ("Generated by DALL·E"). New code uses iO(et) (the actual prompt).
        • Import change: nd.sH changed to np.sH (likely image component).
      • Lines 57615-57635 (Image shape/metadata):
        • Helper function iO defined: Extracts Y.metadata?.dalle?.prompt or returns "".
        • String definition change: ij renamed to iA. The generatedImageAltText key is removed.
        • Interpretation: Consolidation of logic to get the DALL-E prompt into the iO helper. Removal of the generic "Generated by DALL·E" alt text in favour of using the prompt itself, improving accessibility.
      • Lines 58279-58299: Dynamic import target change (36027 vs 53299). Underlying component updated.
      • Lines 58547-58560: Variable reordering/renaming. Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 59177-59307: Renaming/reordering (o$, oQ, oJ, o0, o9, o5 vs o0, o9, o5, o4, o3, o6). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 59341-59692 (Message Rendering Logic):
        • Reads focusedView from the new store (0, e5.H)().focusedView.
        • Class name conditional change: final-completion class added based on e3 (previously e4). Minor variable rename.
        • Class name adjustment: lg:w-[calc(100%-115px)] class is now conditionally added only if !td (focusedView is false). This suggests the layout changes when the focused view is active.
        • Added -mx-4 class when td (focusedView) is true, likely adjusting margins/padding for the focused view.
        • Interpretation: The message rendering adjusts its layout (width, margins) based on the new focusedView state, likely to accommodate the different UI presented in that state.
      • Lines 59776-59819: Reordering of styled component definitions. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 64952-64963: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 65129-65143: Module import change: tp = en(33460) vs tp = en(13973). Dependency change.
      • Lines 65887-66890 (Icon components):
        • New icons added: eW (looks like three blocks), eK (looks like a dollar sign/currency symbol?).
        • These are likely used in new UI elements introduced elsewhere.
      • Lines 66951-66960 (Icon components):
        • New icon added: e_ (looks like sparkles/stars). Possibly related to GPT ratings or suggestions.
      • Lines 68196-68207: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 68719-68729: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 70516-72901 (Large Chunk - Thread Component / GPT Review Logic):
        • Imports: Significant changes and reordering.
          • eB = en(32062) vs eB = en(45754) (dependency update).
          • New imports for GPT review functionality (np, nd, nf, nk, nw, nC, nE, nb, nx) and inline review display (tL, tt).
          • Import 35473 moved to 96055.
        • GPT Inline Review (nh, ng, ny):
          • New data fetching hook nh using react-query (tA.a) to call nf.U.getShouldPromptReview(Y). This checks if an inline review prompt should be shown for a specific GPT. It stores the result and a retry_after_n_messages value.
          • New component ng checks if the current thread is a GPT thread (eU.eV, ek.kg) and renders the ny component if so.
          • New component ny:
            • Uses the nh hook to get review prompt status.
            • Uses ek.K7 (new hook defined later, likely useUpsertGizmoReview) to submit ratings or dismiss the prompt.
            • Tracks the current message (ew, eE) and decrements the retry_after_n_messages counter (ea) on new assistant/tool messages until it hits 0, then refetches the prompt status.
            • Conditionally renders:
              • Nothing if loading or should_prompt is false.
              • A loading spinner (tL.Z) if submitting.
              • A "Thanks for your feedback!" message if ef (feedback submitted) is true.
              • The actual rating prompt (stars np.H) if ef is false and should_prompt is true.
            • Uses framer-motion (nd.E) for animations.
        • Main Component (nS / n_):
          • Now renders the ng component (inline GPT review prompt) before the main prompt input area (nP/nE).
          • Uses nx.Z (previously nd.Z) as a wrapper.
        • GPT Review Modal (t7-ng, now removed/replaced): The previous logic for showing a full-screen modal for GPT reviews (t7, t8, nt, nn, ni, na, nu, nd, nf, np, nh, ng) seems to have been removed or replaced by the new inline review system (ng, ny).
        • Prompt Starters (eU, eZ, eH in 123961): Added components eU (link styled as a suggestion bubble), eZ (renders prompt starters for a GPT), and eH (renders review stats - likely moved from elsewhere or enhanced). The eZ component displays up to 4 prompt starters (eD=4) as clickable links (eU) which navigate to the GPT with the starter (e_.m_) and close the current view (onClose).
        • Gizmo About Component (eP / eF): Now includes the new eZ (prompt starters) and eH (review stats) components.
        • Overall Interpretation: A major change from a dedicated GPT review modal to an inline review prompt system directly within the chat thread. The review prompt appears after a certain number of messages (retry_after_n_messages). The "About GPT" view (likely shown in the sidebar or a modal) now also includes conversation starters.
      • Lines 72917-72941:
        • New import: n4 = en(40670) (the component managing the focusedView).
        • Variable rename/reordering.
        • Function rename nJ -> rn.
      • Lines 73287-73311:
        • Dynamic import removed: rr (which imported 66202) is gone.
        • Dynamic import changed: ri (importing 39387) renamed to rm.
      • Lines 73550-74080 (Main Thread View):
        • Reads focusedView from the n4.H store.
        • State variable renames (td->tc, tm->th). Minifier noise.
        • Hook dependency array changes (tG vs tH, tV vs tG). Minifier noise/refactor.
        • Conditional rendering: The rr component (removed dynamic import) is no longer rendered.
        • The bottom text area (div with text-token-text-secondary) containing report links or the ra/rv component is now conditionally rendered only when !tW (focusedView is false).
        • Interpretation: The main thread view now adapts based on the focusedView state. The bottom footer area is hidden when a focused view is active. A previously dynamically imported component (rr) was removed.
      • Lines 74173-74181: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 74201-74212: Module ID change (33460 vs 13973). Dependency change.
      • Lines 75737-75760: Renaming/reordering of styled components. Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 79386-79395: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 79887-79903: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Variable reordering (eO, eM vs eM, eO). Minifier noise & dependency change.
      • Lines 81047-81058: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 81929-81940: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 82423-82434: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 83132-83143: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 84909-84921: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 85388-85399: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 85562-85573: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 85857-85868: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 86640-86651: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 87667-87718 (Tooltip component):
        • Added new prop alignOffset (eh, defaults to 0) which is passed to the underlying tooltip content (ec.VY).
        • Interpretation: Tooltips can now be offset horizontally relative to their alignment point.
      • Lines 88493-88504: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 89028-89039: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 89762-89773: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 90220-90397 (File Display Logic):
        • Imports: e_ = en(90166) changed to e_ = en(40670) (the store/component managing focusedView). ej = en(63866) renamed to eM = en(63866).
        • Reads focusedView state (eH) from the e_.H store.
        • Dynamic import target changed (40528 for InChatSpreadsheetFileView).
        • Conditional rendering changed: The file view (eI/eD) is now only rendered if !eH (focusedView is false).
        • Interpretation: Similar to message rendering, file previews/views within the chat are hidden when the focusedView is active.
      • Lines 122544-122552: Swapping function definition order (eO, eM vs eM, eO). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 123283-123291: Swapping function definition order (fO, fM vs fM, fO). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 123703-123714: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 123961-124308 (Gizmo Tool/Info Components):
        • Imports: Reordering. Added eg (likely next/link), ey (n next/link), e_ (useRouter related?). eh (clsx).
        • New component eU: A styled link component, likely representing a prompt starter suggestion bubble. Uses next/link. Has hover effects.
        • New component eZ: Renders "Conversation Starters" header and maps up to eD (4) prompt starters from en.gizmo.display.prompt_starters using the eU component. Only renders if feature flag ep.tz.GizmoReviews is enabled and starters exist.
        • Component eD/eH: Renders Gizmo review stats (likely moved or refactored here). Only renders if feature flag ep.tz.GizmoReviews is enabled and stats exist.
        • Main component eP/eF: Now renders eZ (starters) and eH (stats) instead of eD.
        • Interpretation: The view showing information about a Gizmo (likely in the sidebar or a modal) has been updated to include conversation starters and potentially enhanced review stats, controlled by a feature flag.
      • Lines 125107-125981 (Gizmo API/Hooks):
        • New hook tc (useUpsertGizmoReview?): Uses react-query (ek.D) mutation hook to call eE.U.upsertUserReview(Y, ei, eo, ea). On success, it calls an optional callback et and invalidates the review query cache (ew.E.invalidateQueries). This hook is used by the new inline review component.
        • Helper function eB: Now takes an optional second argument et (message?) and appends it as a query parameter ?m=... to the generated GPT link.
        • Interpretation: Added the mutation hook needed for submitting GPT reviews from the new inline UI. Enhanced the GPT link generation to potentially include a starting message.
      • Lines 127136-127199 (Scrolling Tabs): Minor style adjustment. The gradient overlays for scrolling arrows (absolute left-0 top-0... and absolute right-0 top-0...) are now positioned slightly lower (top-2 instead of top-0).
      • Lines 129722-129731: Module ID change (33460 vs 13973). Dependency change.
      • Lines 129960-131129 (GPT Review Modal/Components):
        • Imports: tw = en(61236) changed to tw = en(23860) (new review component module). tC = en(90166) changed to tC = en(9559). Module 33460 changed to 13973.
        • Removed code: The entire block defining tT (star color logic), t_ (useUpsertGizmoReview hook, now defined elsewhere as tc), tj (useGetUserReview hook, now likely inside 23860), tO (GizmoReviewModalWrapper), tM (GizmoReviewModal), tA (intl messages), tP (alias for tO), tN (import), tI/tD (helpers), tR (wrapper component).
        • New code uses tw.Z (likely the new GizmoReviewModal wrapper imported from 23860).
        • Interpretation: The old GPT Review Modal implementation (GizmoReviewModal defined in module 33460/13973) and its associated hooks/helpers have been removed from this file. It's replaced by importing the modal component (tw.Z) from the new module (23860), which likely contains a refactored version. This aligns with the introduction of the inline review prompt, suggesting the modal might still exist but is now managed differently.
      • Lines 131492-131503: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 132150-132180 (API Client - Gizmo Reviews):
        • Added getShouldPromptReview method to the API client, calling GET /gizmo_reviews/{gizmoId}/should_prompt. This supports the new inline review feature.
      • Lines 132181-132571 (New Module - 23860 - GPT Review Components):
        • This new module contains the components related to GPT reviews, likely refactored from the removed code in module 13973.
        • Includes eN (star color logic, previously tT), eI (useGetUserReview hook, previously tj), eD (Star rating component), eR (Modal wrapper, previously tO?), eL (Review modal content, previously tM?).
        • Exports H (the eD star rating component) and Z (the eR modal wrapper).
        • Interpretation: GPT review UI components (modal, star rating) and hooks have been moved and refactored into this new module (23860).
      • Lines 134792-134803: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 135743-135837 (Punctuation Buffer):
        • Added debug logging based on this.debug.
        • Changed calculation of eo (buffer delay): Math.round(en / (ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR)) changed to Math.round(en / Math.max(ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR, 1)). This prevents division by zero or very small numbers if the scaling factor calculation results in something less than 1.
        • Changed INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR from 100 to 70. This will make the buffering slightly more aggressive (shorter delays for the same lag).
        • Interpretation: Tuning and bug fixing for the streaming text punctuation buffer logic, potentially improving perceived responsiveness. Added debug logs.
      • Lines 136145-136156: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 136549-136560 (Tool Animation State):
        • Changed initial animation state logic: If ea (status) is Finished and ew (isLastTurn?) is false, the state is set to eo.ToolFinished. Otherwise, it remains eo.SkippingEnterAnimation.
        • Interpretation: Added a specific animation state (ToolFinished) when a tool run finishes, but it's not the very last message turn in the conversation. This might trigger a different visual cue compared to when the entire response stream finishes.
      • Lines 137167-137178: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 137677-137688: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 139999-140010: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 140291-140302: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 140812-140822: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 140936-140946: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 140980-141000: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 141176-141187: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 142878-142889: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 144155-144166: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 146182-146193: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 151736-151748: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 151845-151856: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 151999-152010: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 153775-153786: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 154331-154349: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 154716-154727: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 154837-154847: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 154892-154903: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 154932-155113 (API Client/Auth): Refactoring. The code related to anonymous user UUID generation (eP, eN, eI, eM, eA) seems to have been moved to a different module (12199) and imported (eA). The logic remains the same (get/set cookie AnonymousClientUuid). The header name eP (x-ajs-uid) is now imported as eA.qO and the function eI is now eA.f3.
      • Lines 155142-155152: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 155357-155375 (Auth): Uses the refactored anonymous ID logic (eA.qO, eA.f3).
      • Lines 155496-155515: Variable reordering. Uses refactored anonymous ID logic.
      • Lines 160049-160060: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 160723-160736: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 161900-161909 (Sidebar Store): Added openSidebar action to the store, complementing closeSidebar. Sets local storage isDesktopNavCollapsed to false.
      • Lines 162040-162051: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 162294-162305: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 169487-169554 (Initialization):
        • Small logic change: If user data is missing, it now calls af.m9.initialize(null, null) before setting state to complete. Previously, it just set the state. Ensures Statsig is initialized even for logged-out users.
        • Uses af.m9.initialize(null != ed ? ed : null, eu) instead of af.m9.initialize(ed, eu). Explicitly passes null if user ed is null/undefined.
      • Lines 171610-171622 (Tree Store): Minor refactoring in constructor, likely no functional change due to minifier renaming.
      • Lines 172564-172575: Module ID change (32062 vs 45754). Dependency change.
      • Lines 172941-173118 (Arkose/Captcha): Changed version/release strings (3784968... vs 38ed138...). This is standard practice for tracking builds. No functional code changes identified here.
      • Lines 177240-177248: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 178068-178076: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 186761-186770 (Datadog): Changed version string (3784968... vs 38ed138...). Standard build tracking.
      • Lines 186811-186842 (New Module - 12199): Contains the refactored anonymous user ID logic previously found inline around line 155k. Exports f3 (get ID function) and qO (header name constant).
      • Lines 187959-188067 (Statsig Initialization):
        • Imports eg from the new module 12199 instead of 92347.
        • Uses eg.f3() to get the anonymous ID and passes it in customIDs under the key ej ("WebAnonymousCookieID"). Previously, the anonymous ID wasn't explicitly passed this way; Statsig might have inferred it differently or it wasn't needed before.
        • Variable renames (e_ -> ej, ej -> eM, eO -> eA).
        • The custom attributes passed to Statsig are now read from en which might be null, hence the null == en ? void 0 : en.hasPaidSubscription() checks. Previously, en was assumed to be present.
        • Removed this.user = et and this.statsigStableId = ek().getStableID(). The component no longer stores the user or stable ID directly.
        • Interpretation: Refined Statsig initialization. It now explicitly passes the anonymous cookie ID as a custom ID. Handles cases where workspace data (en) might be null. Simplifies state management by removing direct storage of user/stableID in this component.
      • Lines 197347-197379 (Icons): Added new icons eo (four arrows pointing out - fullscreen exit?), eu (four arrows pointing in - fullscreen enter?), ec (four arrows pointing out diagonally - resize?). Export order changed.
      • Lines 200586-200597 (Scroll Hooks): Export reordering (useScrollToBottom and useScrollToEnd swapped). Likely minifier noise.
      • Lines 201260-201271 (Scroll Logic): Variable reordering (eO, eM vs eM, eO). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 206715-206723: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 207004-207012: Swapping variable order. Minifier noise.
      • Lines 223092-223129 (Portal Component):
        • Added a named export f which is an alias for the default export ec. Provides an alternative way to import the Portal component.
      • Lines 245852-245863: Variable reordering (nO, nM vs nM, nO). Minifier noise.
      • Lines 249542-249545: SourceMappingURL changed. Standard build artifact.

      Summary of Changes:

      1. New "Focused View" Feature: A significant change introduces a "focused view" state, managed by a new Zustand store. When active, this state modifies the UI:

         • It can conditionally render a different, dynamically imported component instead of the main chat thread.
         • It hides the footer area below the chat input.
         • It adjusts the layout (width, margins) of messages.
         • It hides inline file previews/renderings within the chat.
         • The sidebar can be automatically opened or closed when the focused view changes.

      2. GPT Review System Overhaul:

         • The previous modal-based GPT review system seems largely replaced or supplemented by a new inline review prompt that appears directly within the chat thread for GPT conversations.
         • This inline prompt appears based on backend logic (getShouldPromptReview API call) potentially after a certain number of messages.
         • Users can rate using stars directly in the chat interface.
         • Submitting reviews now uses a new react-query mutation hook (useUpsertGizmoReview).
         • The "About GPT" view (likely in the sidebar) now includes Conversation Starters loaded from the GPT's definition, displayed as clickable suggestion bubbles (controlled by a feature flag GizmoReviews).
         • GPT review components and hooks were refactored into a new module (23860).

      3. DALL-E Image Handling:

         • The way DALL-E image prompts are accessed is standardized via a new helper function (iO).
         • Image alt text now uses the actual prompt string instead of a generic "Generated by DALL·E" message, improving accessibility.

      4. Plugin Specification Handling: Logic for checking plugin capabilities (operationId) now reads from raw_spec instead of json_schema and uses robust parsing (JSON.parse with Zod fallback).

      5. UI & Component Updates:

         • Added several new icons (fullscreen, resize, currency, sparkles, blocks).
         • Tooltips gained an alignOffset prop for horizontal positioning.
         • Minor style adjustment for scrolling tab indicator arrows.
         • Added a specific animation state for completed tool runs that are not the final turn.
         • Added an openSidebar action to complement closeSidebar.
         • Added a named export alias for the Portal component.

      6. Refactoring & Technical Debt:

         • Anonymous user ID generation/handling was refactored into a dedicated module (12199).
         • Statsig initialization was updated to explicitly pass the anonymous ID and handle potentially null user/workspace data.
         • Date/Time formatting and parsing logic saw minor refactoring.
         • Punctuation buffering for streaming text was tuned for responsiveness, potential bugs fixed, and debug logs added.
         • Numerous module ID changes indicate updates or refactoring in underlying dependencies.

      7. Initialization: Minor tweak to ensure Statsig initializes even for logged-out users.

      Overall, this diff introduces significant new functionality around GPT reviews (inline prompts, conversation starters) and a new "focused view" UI state, alongside accessibility improvements for DALL-E images and various technical refinements and refactoring.

    • Model Response

      Okay, here's a summary of the changes between the two builds based on the provided diff:

      Core Functionality & Feature Changes:

      1. New "Focused View" UI State:

         • A new application state called focusedView has been introduced, likely managed using Zustand.
         • When this view is active, the main UI changes significantly: the standard chat thread component can be replaced by a different dynamically loaded component, the chat footer (with report links etc.) is hidden, message layout adjusts (width/margins), and inline file previews are hidden.
         • The sidebar can now be automatically opened/closed based on whether a view is focused.

      2. GPT Review System Rework:

         • The previous GPT review system (likely a modal) has been significantly changed or replaced.
         • Inline Review Prompts: A new system prompts users for GPT ratings directly within the chat thread after a certain number of messages (determined by a new API call getShouldPromptReview). Users can rate using stars inline.
         • Conversation Starters: The view displaying GPT details (likely in the sidebar or a modal) now shows "Conversation Starters" pulled from the GPT's definition, presented as clickable suggestion bubbles. This seems controlled by a feature flag (GizmoReviews).
         • Backend/Hooks: New API calls and react-query hooks were added to support fetching the review prompt status and submitting ratings/feedback.
         • Refactoring: GPT review-related components and hooks were refactored into a new dedicated module (23860).

      3. DALL-E Image Accessibility:

         • Image alt text for DALL-E generations now uses the actual prompt used to create the image, replacing the previous generic "Generated by DALL·E" text. This improves accessibility.
         • Internal logic for accessing the prompt from image metadata was standardized.

      Technical & UI Refinements:

      4. Plugin Spec Handling: The logic for checking plugin capabilities now reads specifications from a raw_spec field instead of json_schema and uses more robust parsing methods (including Zod library as a fallback).
      5. Statsig Initialization: Updated to explicitly pass the anonymous user ID as a custom ID to Statsig and better handle potentially null user/workspace data during initialization.
      6. Component & API Refactoring:
         • Anonymous user ID generation/handling logic was moved into its own module (12199).
         • Date/Time formatting functions were slightly refactored.
         • Numerous internal module IDs changed, indicating dependency updates or code reorganization.
      7. UI/UX Adjustments:
         • Added several new icons (potentially for fullscreen, resize, currency/payment, ratings/suggestions, blocks/layout).
         • Tooltips gained a new alignOffset prop for more precise horizontal positioning.
         • The text streaming buffer logic was tuned (changed scaling factor, added Math.max guard), likely to improve perceived responsiveness, and debug logs were added.
         • A distinct animation state was added for tool usage completion when it's not the final turn.
         • The Portal component now has an additional named export (f).

      Overall Impression:

      This update focuses heavily on enhancing the user experience around Custom GPTs, introducing a more integrated inline review system and conversation starters. It also adds a new core UI concept ("Focused View") that significantly alters the layout and displayed components. Alongside these features, there are accessibility improvements for images and various technical refinements, including better plugin handling and analytics initialization.

• With References Prompt:
  • Web App Build Changes From Minimised Diff - With Refs Prompt - Gemini 2.5 Flash

    • Token count: 61,231 / 1,048,576

    • Model Thoughts

      Here's a thinking process to arrive at the summarized changes:

      1. Understand the Goal: The request asks for a plain English summary of the code changes in a minified JavaScript diff (_app-git-minimised-2025-04-17-3991lines.diff.txt). The focus should be on functional changes, logic, constants, API calls, and hints of feature flags, bug fixes, or performance. Avoid just listing variable renames or formatting changes. Mention line numbers or excerpts where helpful. Acknowledge difficulty interpreting minified code.

      2. Analyze the Input: The input is a diff file. It shows changes between unpacked/_next/static/chunks/pages/_app.js (old version) and the same file (new version). The diff format uses --- for the old file, +++ for the new file, @@ ... @@ for hunk headers (indicating line numbers and counts), and lines starting with - (removed), + (added), or space (unchanged context).

      3. Initial Pass - Look for Structural Changes:

         • Scan through the diff file from beginning to end.
         • Look for significant changes in structure: large blocks added or removed, changes in function definitions, changes in object/array literals.
         • Ignore minor reordering of variables (e.g., eO and eM swapping places early on) as they are likely just minification artifacts unless they clearly affect logic.
         • Pay attention to en(XXXXX) calls. These are Webpack module imports. Changes here indicate new modules being used or old ones being replaced/removed.
         • Look for changes in large string literals or arrays (like the date formatting strings).

      4. Detailed Analysis - Hunk by Hunk (or by logical section):

         • Hunks 1-3 (lines 7100-7103, 17730-17736, 27911-27917): Variable reordering (eO, eM). Minification noise. Ignore.
         • Hunk 4 (lines 23421-23427): Function reordering (fO, fM). Minification noise. Ignore.
         • Hunk 5 (lines 32132-32137): Function reordering (eO, eM). Minification noise. Ignore.
         • Hunk 6 (lines 34693-34699): Variable reordering (eO, eM). Minification noise. Ignore.
         • Hunk 7 (lines 47417-47420): Changes np = en(32062) to np = en(45754). This is a change in the module ID being imported. Module 32062 is now 45754. Need to see what module 45754 is later. Self-correction: Look for other places 32062 was used and see if it also changed.
         • Hunk 8 (lines 49464-49471): Changes eA = en(32062) to eA = en(45754), and reorders eO, eM. Confirms module 32062 was consistently replaced by 45754. Note: 45754 seems to be a common utility module used in many places (e.g., eF, eB, eC, eT, ej, eP, eN, eI, eD, eR, eL, eF, eB, ez, eU, eZ, eH, eG, eV, eW, eK, e$, eY, eQ, eX, eJ, e0, e9, e5, e4, e3, e6, e7, e8, tt, ta, tu, tc later map to imports using this ID). This module might contain shared utilities like object spreading, array handling, default export handling, etc. Looking at module 45754 definition later (lines 154892 onwards), it indeed seems to contain utility functions (k5, FB, Vm, _Z) and some object literals (ey, ek, ew, eC, eE, eS, eT). Its content seems different from the old 32062. This is more than just a renumbering; the content of this utility module might have changed. Let's look at the changes in module 45754 itself (it replaces 32062).
         • Module 40670 (lines 52674-53443): Big change here.
           • Imports changed significantly. Many modules replaced or added (eu, ec, ed, ef, ep, eh, em, eg, ey, eb, ek, ew, eC, eE, eS, eT, e_, ej, eO, eM, eA, eP, eN, eI, eD, eR, eL, eF, eB, ez, eU, eZ, eH, eG). The old list maps differently to the new list.
           • ec = en.n(eu) - suggests eu (imported from 5397) is likely a default export from a CJS/ESM interop.
           • eg = en(78103) (was em = en(18008)): Change in import for eg.
           • eG = (0, eg.ZP)(function (Y) { ... }); - New exported state/hook (H) using eg.ZP. This looks like Zustand or a similar state management library being used for focusedView. This is a new feature: a focusedView state.
           • eV function: Uses eG().focusedView. This function (which seems to be rendering part of the main app or a thread view) now checks this focusedView state.
           • Conditional rendering based on eg (focusedView): eg ? (0, eZ.jsx)(eH, {...}) : (0, eZ.jsx)(eB.Z, {...}, et). This is major! It introduces a new component (eH, imported dynamically via ec()) and conditionally renders it instead of the existing eB.Z component (which seems to be the main thread view). This new component eH is loaded asynchronously (ec()(function() { return Promise.all(...).then(en.bind(en, 10898)) ... })). This strongly suggests a new "focused view" feature, possibly a different UI for specific scenarios (like viewing a single message or tool output in more detail, perhaps in a modal or separate panel). The old code rendered eR.Z inside eA.Z, which corresponds to the new eB.Z inside eI.Z. The new eH replaces this entire block when focusedView is true.
           • This section confirms a new state (focusedView) and conditional rendering of a new component (eH) based on that state.
         • Module 53405 (lines 53405-53443): Changes ea = en(32062) to ea = en(45754). Confirms the module ID change again.
         • Hunk 12 (lines 53705-53711): Variable reordering. Ignore.
         • Module 53731 (lines 53731-53977): Imports change. e5 = en(40670) is new (imports the module we just analyzed). Old e5 (26272) and e4 (90387) shift to e4, e3. Confirms module 40670 (the new state/view logic) is being used here.
         • Module 53938 (lines 53938-54182): Imports change. tH = en(1703) is new. tG = en(12379) (was 34317). tV = en(86543) (was 73524). tW = en(34317) (was tW, seems the old 34317 module was renamed/reassigned). tq = en(73524) (was tq, seems the old 73524 module was renamed/reassigned). The function t$(Y, et) (was tq) is just object spreading utility. Variable reordering.
         • Module 54689 (lines 54689-54739): Changes t7 to nt. The logic changes significantly.
           • Old condition: Y.type !== tM.qK.JIT_PLUGIN || (null === (en = Y.metadata) || void 0 === en ? void 0 : en.json_schema) == null.
           • New condition: Y.type !== tA.qK.JIT_PLUGIN. This is simpler; it removes the check for json_schema presence.
           • The parsing logic for en changes. Old: eo(Y.metadata.json_schema). New: tries JSON.parse(Y.metadata.raw_spec) and falls back to tH.ZP.parse(Y.metadata.raw_spec). This suggests changing how plugin specs are parsed/accessed, potentially handling raw string specs directly and using a new module (tH, imported from 1703, likely a parser like YAML or something similar). This is a change related to how JIT (Just-In-Time) plugin metadata is handled.
         • Module 55993 (lines 55993-56049): Date formatting logic changes. n3 and n7 are replaced by rn in the 'Z' and 'z' format handlers. rn must be a new function for handling timezones/offsets. This suggests a change in date/time formatting, specifically for GMT offsets.
         • Module 56274 (lines 56274-56560): Date formatting locale data (rO, rM). The variable names rO and rM are swapped (rA is the old rO, rP is the old rM). Minification noise. The structure of the locale data (narrow, abbreviated, wide periods) seems unchanged, but the variable names are swapped in the output.
         • Module 57150 (lines 57150-57450): This section seems to handle DALL-E image display.
           • Function Y(et) (likely a render function for images): Changes from calling iT(prompt) then iE(url, prompt) to eu = ij(iO(et)), then iT(et.url, eu). This changes how the prompt is extracted and passed. iO(et) is a new function (iO seems to extract the prompt from the image object et). ij is also new here (used to be a constant/message key) - its usage here suggests it processes the prompt string. This indicates a change in how DALL-E image prompts are handled and possibly displayed/processed before rendering.
           • The mapping logic ef.map(function (Y, et) { ... }) also changes how the alt text is derived for images passed to the gallery component (t4/ta). It now uses the new iO(eu) function directly instead of the old nested access logic.
           • Function ig/ib: Renamed, logic for extracting alt text also uses iO(et). Confirms iO is the new standard way to get the prompt/alt text.
           • Function e_/eC (image component?): Imports change (e$.XK -> ed, eX.gB -> ef, eQ.ec -> ep, e$.WA -> eh, eL.useState -> em, np.sH -> ta). The condition eC = !ef && !ep && (null == eh ? void 0 : eh.kind) !== eK.OL.GizmoMagicCreate changes variable names but the structure looks similar (!ef && !ep && ... eh.kind ...). The alt text logic alt: iO(et) confirms the use of the new prompt extraction function. The overall structure remains similar (image, shadow overlay, maybe a popup). The main functional change is standardizing prompt extraction.
           • Variable ij: It was a constant/message object with keys like creatingImages, errorCreatingV2, generatedImageAltText. Now ij is a function used before iO in one place. The generatedImageAltText key is removed from the object ij (which seems to be renamed/replaced by iA). This means the generic "Generated by DALL·E" alt text is removed or replaced. The images now use the extracted prompt as alt text.
         • Module 58279 (lines 58279-58307): Changes dynamic import paths/module IDs. en.e(1187) becomes en.e(6378). en.bind(en, 36027) becomes en.bind(en, 53299). The webpack chunk IDs and module IDs for this dynamic import changed. This module seems to be related to a specific view or component (InChatImageGallery).
         • Module 58547 (lines 58547-58552): Changes import om = en(32062) to ow = en(45754). Confirms the utility module ID change again. Function ov changes to oE, maps to oC.w_ instead of og.w_. Renaming/reordering.
         • Module 59177 (lines 59177-59346): Renaming/reordering of utility functions (o$, oQ -> o0, o9; oJ -> o5; o0 -> o4; o9 -> o3; o5 -> o6). Minification noise.
         • Module 59341 (lines 59341-59779): This seems to be the main conversation message component (oO/oP).
           • Checks for td ((0, e5.H)().focusedView). The component now uses the focusedView state introduced earlier.
           • Conditional class name: td && "-mx-4". If focusedView is true, adds negative horizontal margin. This visually changes the layout of messages when the focused view is active, possibly pushing them out slightly or adjusting alignment.
           • Conditional class name: !td && "lg:w-[calc(100%-115px)]". The width calculation/styling is applied only when not in focused view. This further confirms layout changes related to the new focused view.
           • Conditional rendering: !tW && (0, td.jsx)("div", { ... }). A specific div containing elements like n6, ra, nF.H (likely prompt starter/report buttons) is rendered only when not in the focused view. This means these elements are hidden in the focused view.
           • This section shows the UI adaptation of the main message list component to accommodate the new focused view state.
         • Module 59776 (lines 59776-59808): Styled components (al, au, ac -> af, ap, ah). Variable reordering (eO, eM). Minification noise.
         • Module 64952 (lines 64952-64958): Changes import eK = en(32062) to eK = en(45754). Confirms the utility module ID change again.
         • Module 65129 (lines 65129-65132): Changes import tp = en(33460) to tp = en(13973). Change in imported module ID. Let's check module 13973 later.
         • Module 65887 (lines 65887-66916): Exports section.
           • Adds export Zo: function () { return eK; }. Exports eK.
           • Adds export dG: function () { return eW; }. Exports eW.
           • These refer to variables defined later in this module. Let's find them.
           • Looks like eW and eK are new SVG icons (eW lines 66898-66916, eK lines 66919-66951). Two new SVG icons are added and exported. One looks like document icons, the other like code brackets. These are likely related to displaying different content types in the UI, potentially in the new focused view.
         • Module 66951 (lines 66951-66990): Exports section. Adds export Kd: function () { return e_; }. Exports e_. Let's find e_ in this module. It's a new SVG icon (lines 67354-67394), looking like three stars/sparkles. This is also a new icon, likely for UI elements.
         • Module 68196 (lines 68196-68200): Changes import th = en(32062) to th = en(45754). Confirms the utility module ID change again.
         • Module 68719 (lines 68719-68723): Changes import em = en(32062) to em = en(45754). Confirms the utility module ID change again.
         • Module 70516 (lines 70516-70615): Module ID changed from 35473 to 96055. This seems to be a significant component, possibly a view or container (Z is exported).
           • Imports changed extensively. Note e5 = en(5) (was eS=en(5397), eT=en.n(eS)), e4 = en(2827) (was e5=en(2827)), etc. Many modules shifted.
           • Key changes inside function td/tf:
             • Checks for td = (0, e5.H)().focusedView. Uses the new focused view state.
             • Conditional rendering logic changes:
               • Old: !ed && ef ? (0, tc.jsx)(nC, ...) : (0, tc.jsx)(nd.Z, { children: (0, tc.jsx)(nE, ...) })
               • New: !ed && ef ? (0, td.jsx)(nA, ...) : (0, td.jsxs)(nx.Z, { children: [(0, td.jsx)(ng, ...), (0, td.jsx)(nP, ...)] })
               • The structure changes from a single child in the nx.Z (was nd.Z) case to two children: ng and nP.
               • ng is a new component added here ((0, td.jsx)(ng, { clientThreadId: et })).
               • nP seems to be the old nE.
             • What is ng? Looking at the definition of ng (lines 72433-72440) within this module: It uses eU.eV, ek.kg, and renders ny.
             • What is ny? Looking at ny (lines 72441-72517): It uses eP.useState, nh (a new function), ek.K7 (a new function), eU.oq, eU.tQ.getTree, tt.ol (a close button), np.H (a new component/hook), nd.E.div (framer-motion?). It performs a query nh(en, ...), has state ea, ef, eE. It conditionally renders different UI based on ec.isLoading and ef. This looks like an inline review/feedback component for GPTs. It prompts the user to rate the GPT (np.H component seems to be the star rating). It handles submitting the rating (eg) and skipping (ey). It updates based on the latest message (ew). It appears above the main chat input (nP).
             • This is a major new feature: inline GPT review prompts. It's enabled/disabled based on the should_prompt data from the new query nh (which uses nf.U.getShouldPromptReview). The submission uses ek.K7 (which uses nf.U.upsertUserReview).
           • Variable reordering (eP, eN, eI, eD, eR, eL, eF, eB, ez, eU, eZ, eH, eG -> eA, eP, eN, eI, eD, eR, eL, eF, eB, ez, eU, eZ, eH, eG).
         • Module 53405 (again) & others referencing 32062: Numerous other locations show en(32062) changing to en(45754). This is a consistent refactoring/replacement of a core utility module. The content of the new 45754 (starting line 154892) seems different from the old 32062. It exports FB, k5, Vm, _Z. Vm seems to be a check (Y && Y.startsWith(...)). _Z seems to be an API call wrapper function (eP.get). k5 seems to be a type definition/object (MultimodalText). FB is also an object (Conversational etc.). It includes code related to API requests (ej, eM, eO, eA, eP, eN, eI, eD, eR). It incorporates a new module 12199 (lines 186811-186831) which handles anonymous client UUID (x-ajs-uid) cookie logic. So, this core utility module was refactored and updated, potentially affecting how API calls are made (especially for anonymous users) and adding new type checks/definitions.
         • Module 72917 (lines 72917-73321): Imports change (n4 = en(40670) - imports the focused view logic). n3 = en(10318) (was $). n6 = en(3359) (was nY). n7 = en(22584) (was nQ). n8 = en(2454) (was nX). The function nJ changes to rn, but is just object spreading.
         • Module 73287 (lines 73287-74217): This is the main app component (Z export).
           • rr/ri dynamic imports removed. The components they loaded (66202 and 39387) are no longer dynamically imported here.
           • rm = eT() is a new dynamic import (en.e(1966), en.e(9387). Ah, so ri was renamed/reassigned to rm and still dynamically imported.
           • tw = null == eO ? void 0 : eO.includes(eB.L0.DataAnalysisV2), -> tw = (0, tY.p0)(),. The check for DataAnalysisV2 feature flag changes from checking eO (features array?) to using a dedicated hook/function tY.p0(). Cleaner feature flag check.
           • tE = e5 >= 2, tS = (0, ez.Zz)(ec) && !tE && (0, nF.H)(eR) -> tC = e5 >= 2, tE = (0, eU.Zz)(ec) && !tC && (0, nW.H)(eR). Variable remapping (tE becomes tC, tS becomes tE). The condition (0, nF.H)(eR) becomes (0, nW.H)(eR), indicating a potential change in a feature flag check function (nF.H vs nW.H).
           • tW = (0, n4.H)().focusedView,. The component now gets the focusedView state from the new hook n4.H().
           • Conditional rendering around the "relative px-2 py-2 text-center" div (!tW && (0, td.jsx)("div", { ... })). This div is the one containing prompt starters/report buttons, confirming it's hidden in focused view in the main app component as well.
           • Overall, this component integrates the focusedView state and uses the new, potentially cleaner feature flag check.
         • Module 74173 (lines 74173-74462): Variable reordering. Ignore.
         • Module 75737 (lines 75737-76015): Styled components (n7, n8, rn) use tM.Z now instead of tA.Z - renaming/reordering. Changes import rr = en(32062) to rr = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 79386 (lines 79386-79389): Changes import eP = en(32062) to eP = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 79887 (lines 79887-79893): Variable reordering (ej, eO, eM). Minification noise. Changes import ej = en(32062) to ej = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 81047 (lines 81047-81051): Changes import eh = en(32062) to eh = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 81929 (lines 81929-81933): Changes import ef = en(32062) to ef = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 82423 (lines 82423-82427): Changes import ef = en(32062) to ef = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 83132 (lines 83132-83136): Changes import eb = en(32062) to eb = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 84909 (lines 84909-84913): Changes import ek = en(32062) to ek = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 85388 (lines 85388-85392): Changes import em = en(32062) to em = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 85562 (lines 85562-85566): Changes import ef = en(32062) to ef = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 85857 (lines 85857-85861): Changes import eu = en(32062) to eu = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 86640 (lines 86640-86644): Changes import ec = en(32062) to ec = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 87667 (lines 87667-87954): Tooltip component (Z export).
           • Adds eh = Y.alignOffset, em = void 0 === eh ? 0 : eh, - adds support for alignOffset prop with a default of 0. This allows fine-grained control over tooltip positioning.
           • Applies alignOffset: em, in the ec.VY component. Implements the new positioning prop.
         • Module 88493 (lines 88493-88497): Changes import ef = en(32062) to ef = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 89028 (lines 89028-89032): Changes import ed = en(32062) to ed = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 89762 (lines 89762-89766): Changes import ed = en(32062) to ed = en(45754). Confirms utility module ID change.
         • Module 90220 (lines 90220-90235): Imports change (e_ = en(40670) - imports focused view state; eM = en(63866)). ej = en(90166) (was e_). eM seems to be new.
           • Function tK/tL: Checks for eH = (0, e_.H)().focusedView. Uses focused view state.
           • Conditional rendering: (0, ep.FJ)(eh.L0.DataAnalysisV2) && !eH && (0, ed.Vm)(eT). The component is rendered only if the Data Analysis V2 feature is enabled, not in focused view, and Vm(eT) check passes. This component seems to be the in-chat spreadsheet view (eD component, imported dynamically). This means the spreadsheet view is suppressed when the new focused view is active. This makes sense as the focused view might replace the inline display.
           • This component adapts to the focused view state by not rendering itself when the focused view is active.
         • Module 94734 (lines 125947-125951): Adds a new function tc that uses ek.D (react-query mutation hook). It mutates using eE.U.upsertUserReview. This function is exported as K7 from module 37097. This is the mutation hook for submitting GPT reviews, used by the inline review component we saw earlier.
         • Module 127136 (lines 127136-127194): Chat Scroller component.
           • Changes class names related to positioning (sticky top-14 z-10, absolute left-0 top-0 z-10, absolute right-0 top-0 hidden).
           • Old: relative sticky top-14 z-10 -ml-4 mb-12 w-screen bg-white py-2 text-sm dark:bg-gray-800 md:ml-0 md:w-full md:pb-0
           • New: sticky top-14 z-10 -ml-4 mb-12 w-screen bg-white py-2 text-sm dark:bg-gray-800 md:ml-0 md:w-full md:pb-0 (removes relative)
           • Old left arrow: absolute left-0 top-0 z-10 flex hidden h-full items-end bg-gradient-to-r from-white from-50% to-transparent pr-8 dark:from-gray-800 md:block
           • New left arrow: absolute left-0 top-2 z-10 flex hidden h-full items-end bg-gradient-to-r from-white from-50% to-transparent pr-8 dark:from-gray-800 md:block (changes top-0 to top-2)
           • Old right arrow: absolute right-0 top-0 hidden h-full bg-gradient-to-l from-white from-50% to-transparent pl-8 dark:from-gray-800 md:block
           • New right arrow: absolute right-0 top-2 hidden h-full bg-gradient-to-l from-white from-50% to-transparent pl-8 dark:from-gray-800 md:block (changes top-0 to top-2)
           • These are minor styling/positioning adjustments for the scrollable message header area, potentially fixing alignment or overlap issues.
         • Module 129722 (lines 129722-129752): Dynamic import changes. en.e(8682), en.e(4534), en.e(6378) -> en.e(8682), en.e(4534), en.e(6281). en.bind(en, 40528) -> en.bind(en, 40528) (same module ID). This dynamic import likely loads the Data Analysis Spreadsheet view component mentioned earlier. The chunk ID 6378 was changed to 6281.
         • Module 130454 (lines 130454-131490): Module ID changed from 33460 to 13973. This module seems to relate to GPT/Gizmo details or modals.
           • Old exports: n, tN. New exports: n. tN (which was tP) was the GPT review modal. It seems the review modal logic was moved out of this module.
           • The function tT (was tR) for styling stars is still here.
           • The function t_ (mutation for reviews) and tj (query for reviews) are removed from this module.
           • The tO component (the review modal wrapper) and tM component (the review modal content) are removed.
           • This confirms the GPT review modal component and its associated data hooks were moved out of this module. They might have been consolidated elsewhere (like potentially related to the new inline review). Self-correction: Module 96055 (old 35473) contains the new inline review AND a review modal (eR component, eL function). It seems the modal was moved there.
         • Module 131502 (lines 131502-132175): Module 14711, related to API calls (U export).
           • Adds a new API function getShouldPromptReview (lines 132150-132175). This corresponds to the query used by the inline review component. This confirms the API endpoint /gizmo_reviews/${et}/should_prompt is new.
         • Module 123961 (lines 123961-124641): Module 37097, exports hooks/utilities.
           • Adds export K7: function() { return tc; }. Exports the tc function (the review mutation hook) which was moved from the old module 33460 (new 13973).
         • Module 23860 (lines 132177-133131): This module is entirely new.
           • It exports H: function() { return eD; }. eD seems to be a component or hook for rendering the star rating (eO.jsx("div", { children: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].map(...) })).
           • It also exports Z: function() { return eR; }. eR is a component (eO.jsx(ed.Z, { ... })) that seems to be the GPT review modal. The content is in function eL, which is very similar in structure and text IDs (eF) to the old tM component removed from module 13973.
           • This confirms the star rating component (eD, exported as H) and the GPT review modal component (eR, exported as Z) were moved into this new, dedicated module.
         • Module 74099 (lines 223092-223581): Portal component. Adds export f: function () { return ed; }. Exports ed, which is just ec (the default export/forwardRef component). This adds a named export f which is an alias for the default ec component.
         • Version Strings: Multiple places show version hash changes:
           • 173068: 3784968e54c2bcb8aeb90452a1a5efbd63e8fc86 -> 38ed1383cf782f7e45561e545cda3663a2152a91 (used in arkose/captcha logging)
           • 186761: 3784968e54c2bcb8aeb90452a1a5efbd63e8fc86 -> 38ed1383cf782f7e45561e545cda3663a2152a91 (used in Datadog RUM initialization)
           • This indicates a new build was deployed.
         • PunctuationBuffer (Module 135743, lines 135743-135861):
           • Adds debug logging: this.debug && console.debug(...). New conditional debug output.
           • Changes calculation: en / (ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR) -> en / Math.max(ei / Y.INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR, 1). Adds Math.max(..., 1) to prevent division by zero or very small numbers, potentially improving stability.
           • Changes constant: INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR: 100 -> INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR: 70. Adjusts a numerical constant used in the buffering logic. This likely affects the timing or amount of text buffering before display, potentially a tuning optimization for perceived typing speed or smoothness.
         • Statsig (Module 187959, lines 187959-188454):
           • Removes (0, ep.Z)(this, "user", void 0), (0, ep.Z)(this, "statsigStableId", void 0); - Removes specific instance properties.
           • Adds customIDs: (0, ep.Z)({}, ej, (0, eg.f3)()) - Adds custom IDs to the Statsig initialization data, specifically including the anonymous client UUID obtained via (0, eg.f3()). This improves tracking for anonymous users in Statsig.
           • Removes (this.statsigStableId = ek().getStableID()), - Removes setting the instance property, likely because it's now included directly in customIDs.
           • Changes initialization logic: af.m9.initialize(null, null) is called early if user data is missing. Previously it waited. This ensures Statsig is initialized even for non-logged-in users, using the anonymous ID.
         • Module 161900 (lines 161900-162308): Sidebar logic (vm export). Adds openSidebar: function () { ... }. Adds an explicit function to open the sidebar, updating local storage and state. This pairs with the existing closeSidebar. This might be used by the new focusedView state management to ensure the sidebar opens/closes appropriately.
         • Icons (Module 197347, lines 197347-197832): Adds new icons (eo, eu). eo looks like a "maximize/fullscreen" icon (M5h export). eu looks like a "minimize/restore" icon (QpC export). These are highly likely related to the new focusedView feature, used to enter/exit a larger view mode for content like images, code, or spreadsheets. Also adds a new icon ec (LCi export) which looks like a "plus" or "add" icon. (Correction: it is LCi, which is already there. M5h and QpC are the new ones).

      5. Synthesize and Structure the Summary:

         • Group related changes.
         • Start with the most significant features/changes observed (Focused View, Inline Reviews).
         • Detail the implementation aspects: new state (focusedView), conditional rendering, new components (eH for focused view content, ny for inline review, eD for stars, eR for review modal), new API calls (getShouldPromptReview, upsertUserReview), new icons (maximize/minimize).
         • Mention refactoring/reorganization (utility module ID change, moving review modal/hooks to a new module).
         • Include smaller but functional changes (date formatting tweaks, PunctuationBuffer constant/fix, Tooltip offset prop, Arkose/Datadog version updates, Statsig anonymous tracking, Portal named export).
         • Note minor layout/styling tweaks (Chat Scroller positioning).
         • Acknowledge variable renaming/reordering as minification noise.
         • Use clear, plain English. Refer to line numbers or excerpts where the key change occurred (e.g., "introduction of the focusedView state management using eg.ZP (lines 52695)").

      6. Review and Refine: Read through the summary. Is it easy to understand? Does it accurately reflect the changes seen in the diff? Does it avoid technical jargon where possible? Are the line references correct? Ensure the distinction between functional changes and minification artifacts is clear. Make sure the narrative flows logically from major features to minor adjustments.

    • Model Response

      Based on the provided diff of the minimized _app.js file, here's a summary of the changes:

      The changes introduce a significant new feature likely related to displaying specific content (like DALL-E images, code blocks, or spreadsheet views) in a "focused view" mode, alongside updates to GPT review mechanisms and various minor tweaks and refactors.

      Here are the key areas of modification:

      1. Introduction of a "Focused View" State and Logic:

         • A new state variable focusedView and a state management hook eG are added (lines 52695-52703), likely using a state management library like Zustand (eg.ZP).
         • The main thread rendering function (eV, line 53466) is modified to conditionally render a new dynamically imported component (eH, loaded from chunk 10898, lines 53056-53069) when focusedView is active. Otherwise, it renders the standard thread component (eB.Z). (lines 53428-53440)
         • The main chat component (oP, lines 59377) now consumes the focusedView state (checked via (0, e5.H)().focusedView, lines 59397).
         • Based on focusedView, the main chat message container receives a negative horizontal margin (td && "-mx-4", line 59520) and its default width styling is only applied when not in focused view (!td && "lg:w-[calc(100%-115px)]", lines 59523-59524).
         • Elements like prompt starters or report buttons are hidden in the main chat view when the focusedView is active (!tW && (0, td.jsx)("div", { ... }), lines 74031-74046).
         • The in-chat spreadsheet component is also suppressed when the focusedView is active (!eH && (0, ed.Vm)(eT), line 90592).
         • New SVG icons likely related to entering/exiting this view mode are added (eK - looks like a "maximize" icon, lines 66919-66951; eu - looks like a "minimize" icon, lines 197376-197390).
         • A new function openSidebar is explicitly added to the sidebar state management (vm, lines 161900-161903), which the focusedView state change logic might use to ensure the sidebar is open when not in focused view.

      2. Changes to GPT Review Mechanisms:

         • A new component for an inline GPT review prompt is introduced (ny, lines 72441-72517). This component appears within the main chat view, above the input, conditionally rendered by the main chat container (ng, lines 72433-72440).
         • This inline prompt component uses a new API endpoint /gizmo_reviews/{gizmoId}/should_prompt checked via a new query function nh (lines 72420-72431, and implementation in module 14711, lines 132150-132175) to determine if/when to show the prompt.
         • It uses a new star rating component eD (exported as H from module 23860, lines 132261-132292) and submits ratings using a new mutation hook tc (exported as K7 from module 37097, lines 125947-126000, and implementation in module 94734, lines 125947-126000), which calls the upsertUserReview API function.
         • The GPT review modal component and its associated query/mutation hooks were moved from their old module (33460, now 13973) into a new, dedicated module (23860, lines 132177-133131). The review modal itself is exported as Z from module 23860 (eR component, eL function).

      3. DALL-E Image Handling Refinement:

         • A new standard function iO is introduced (lines 57609-57616) to consistently extract the DALL-E prompt from image metadata.
         • This iO function is now used when rendering images in the gallery component and the individual image component to generate the alt text (lines 57259, 57304, 57396, 57439), replacing older, inconsistent access methods.
         • The generic "Generated by DALL·E" alt text constant is removed (from the object previously mapped to ij, now iA, line 57618).

      4. Utility Module Refactoring:

         • A frequently imported utility module's ID changed from 32062 to 45754 across many parts of the application (e.g., lines 47417, 49464, 53405, etc.). The content of this new module (lines 154892) includes functions related to API calls, anonymous user tracking (x-ajs-uid cookie logic via new module 12199), and type checks, suggesting a significant internal refactor and update of common helper functions.

      5. Parsing Logic Change:

         • The function checking JIT plugin metadata (nt, lines 54689) is updated. It now only checks the type (JIT_PLUGIN) and simplifies the prompt parsing logic, attempting JSON.parse(Y.metadata.raw_spec) and falling back to a parser from module 1703 (tH.ZP.parse). This suggests moving towards handling raw spec strings and potentially adding support for non-JSON formats.

      6. Punctuation Buffering Adjustment:

         • The PunctuationBuffer class (module 135743) adds conditional debug logging (lines 135743).
         • It includes a bug fix using Math.max(..., 1) to prevent division by zero or near-zero values in a scaling calculation (line 135807).
         • A constant INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR is changed from 100 to 70 (line 135861), which will tune the text display buffering behavior.

      7. Datadog & Arkose Version Updates:

         • The application version string hardcoded in Datadog RUM initialization and Arkose logging is updated from 3784968e54c2bcb8aeb90452a1a5efbd63e8fc86 to 38ed1383cf782f7e45561e545cda3663a2152a91 (lines 173068, 173106, 173323, 173354, 173541, 186761), reflecting a new build deployment.

      8. Statsig Integration Update:

         • Statsig initialization logic (module 187959) is updated to always initialize, even without a logged-in user, using the anonymous client UUID ((0, eg.f3())) in custom IDs (line 188013). This improves tracking for non-authenticated users.

      9. Minor UI/Styling Tweaks:

         • The Chat Scroller component has minor adjustments to class names related to positioning (top-0 changed to top-2, relative removed) for gradient overlays/buttons (lines 127160, 127188), potentially fixing small layout glitches.
         • A named export f is added as an alias for the default Portal component (module 74099, lines 223101-223102).

      Many changes involve reordering variables (eO, eM, eA, eP, etc.) or shifting imported module variables around (e5, e4, e3), which are typical artifacts of minification and code generation and do not represent functional changes themselves. The focus of this analysis has been on the changes to logic, values, API calls, and introduced features.

  • Web App Build Changes From Minimised Diff - With Refs Prompt - Gemini 2.5 Pro

    • Token count: 57,051 / 1,048,576

    • Model Thoughts

      Here's a thinking process to analyze the provided diff and generate the summary:

      1. Understand the Goal: The core task is to describe the functional changes between two minimized JavaScript builds based on a provided diff. I need to focus on behavior, logic, constants, API calls, and potential reasons for changes (features, bugs, performance). Avoid superficial changes like variable names.

      2. Initial Scan Strategy:

         • The file is _app.js, which is usually the main application entry point in Next.js. It will contain a lot of framework code, third-party libraries (like Lodash, React, etc.), and the application's core logic.
         • Look for significant blocks of added/removed code. These often indicate new features or refactors.
         • Look for changes in string literals – these can reveal UI text changes, API endpoints, or feature flag names.
         • Look for changes in numerical constants – these might affect timings, limits, or calculations.
         • Pay attention to function reordering/renaming if it seems structural (like swapping implementations).
         • Note changes involving module IDs (like en(32062) changing to en(45754)). This often signifies dependency updates or internal refactoring but doesn't usually reveal what changed functionally unless correlated with other code changes.
         • Identify imports/exports changes.

      3. Detailed Analysis - Pass 1 (Identify Key Areas):

         • Lines 7100-7105 & 17730-17735 & 27911-27917 & 53705-53712 & 54110-54117 & 71730-71737 & 77240-77247 & 81068-81075: Repeated pattern of swapping eO and eM in a list. This looks like a variable renaming or reordering during minification. Likely not a functional change. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 23421-23429: Functions fj, fO, fM, fA seem related to Lodash or similar utility functions (oB, oz, oU). fO and fM have their implementations swapped. Likely a minification artifact or internal refactoring of a utility library. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 32132-32143: Similar swapping of eO and eM function implementations. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 34693-34699: Swapping eO and eM again. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 47417 & 49464-49470: Module ID changes (en(32062) -> en(45754)). Note this ID change. It appears multiple times later. Mark as potential dependency/refactor indicator.
         • Lines 52674-53308 (BIG CHUNK): This is a significant change within component 40670.
           • Imports: dynamic (5397) is added (ec = en.n(eu)). Several module IDs change (32062->45754, etc.). A new store eG using eg.ZP (likely Zustand or similar) is introduced to manage focusedView.
           • Logic: The component now uses eG to get focusedView. The core rendering logic conditionally renders either eH (a dynamically imported component using ec()) or eB.Z (the previous component) based on focusedView.
           • Dynamic Import: eH is dynamically loaded (Promise.all([en.e(8682), en.e(4534), en.e(1187)]).then(en.bind(en, 10898))). This suggests a new view/component (10898) is loaded only when focusedView is active.
           • State Management: The new eG store controls the focusedView state and interacts with a sidebar (ek.vm.closeSidebar(), ek.vm.openSidebar()).
           • Conclusion: This introduces a new "focused view" feature, possibly related to displaying specific content (like the dynamically loaded component) in a dedicated layout, potentially toggling the sidebar visibility based on this view.
         • Lines 53405-53409: Module ID change (32062 -> 45754). Consistent with earlier changes.
         • Lines 53731-53740: Introduction of e5 = en(40670), which is the component modified above. This component (53717) now uses the state from 40670 (e5.H().focusedView). A class name depends on td (td && "-mx-4"), suggesting layout changes based on the focused view. Conclusion: The new focused view state affects the layout/styling of other components.
         • Lines 53938-54007: Reordering/renaming of many variables (tj->tM, tO->tO, etc.). Seems superficial. Note the import of tH = en(1703) (YAML parser maybe?).
         • Lines 54689-54712: Function t7 (checking plugin metadata) is replaced by nt. nt handles JSON parsing and YAML parsing (tH.ZP.parse) for metadata.raw_spec, whereas t7 looked only at metadata.json_schema. Conclusion: Enhanced plugin spec handling to support YAML format in addition to JSON.
         • Lines 55993-56050: Minor changes in timezone formatting (n3 -> n7, n7 -> rn). Likely internal date formatting library updates or minor tweaks. Mark as superficial/minor.
         • Lines 56274-56383: Swapping rO and rM with rA and rP. Looks like variable renaming for date/time period formats. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 56521-56608: Swapping rP with rI in date parsing definitions. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 57150-57361 (DALL-E Image Handling):
           • t7 function removed/modified.
           • The way image metadata (specifically the prompt/alt text) is extracted changes. Instead of metadata.dalle.prompt, a new function iO is consistently used (defined later).
           • The alt text generation logic changes from directly accessing metadata.dalle.prompt to calling iO(eu).
           • A specific alt text string "Generated by DALL\xb7E" (dalleMessage.generatedImageAltText) seems to have been removed or is no longer explicitly used here. The alt is now derived purely from the prompt via iO.
           • Conclusion: Refactoring of how DALL-E image prompts are accessed and used for alt text. Removal of a hardcoded alt text fragment.
         • Lines 58279-58298: Dynamic import chunk ID change (36027 -> 53299). Consistent with other refactors.
         • Lines 58547-58553: Module ID change (32062 -> 45754). Consistent.
         • Lines 59177-59309: Variable renaming/reordering (o$/oQ/oJ/o0/o9/o5 -> o0/o9/o5/o4/o3/o6). Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 59341-59821 (Message Rendering):
           • Uses the new focused view state (td = (0, e5.H)().focusedView).
           • Conditional class names added based on td (td && "-mx-4").
           • Conditional rendering logic for width (!td && "lg:w-[calc(100%-115px)]").
           • Conclusion: Message rendering adjusts layout (margins, width) based on whether the new "focused view" is active.
         • Lines 64952-64956: Module ID change (32062 -> 45754). Consistent.
         • Lines 65129-65133: Module ID change (33460 -> 13973). Note this new ID change.
         • Lines 65887-65959 (Icon Exports): New icons exported: eW (Zo), eK (dG). Looks like new UI elements or indicators.
         • Lines 66919-66986: Definition of the new icons eW and eK. eW looks like stacked blocks, eK looks like currency/coins.
         • Lines 66951-67425: Definition of another new icon e_ (sparkles/stars).
         • Lines 68196-68200 & 68719-68723 & 70516-70520 (35473->96055) & 71730-71737 & 72367-72904 (BIG CHUNK - Gizmo Review Prompting):
           • Module ID changes: 32062 -> 45754, 33460 -> 13973.
           • Significant new functionality added related to prompting users to review GPTs inline within the chat.
           • New API calls introduced (nf.U.getShouldPromptReview, ek.K7 which calls nf.U.upsertUserReview).
           • New state management for review prompting (useState, useEffect tracking message count ea, retry logic retry_after_n_messages).
           • New UI components (ny, nv, nd.E.div with animations) to display the review prompt (thumbs up/down or star rating using np.H).
           • Conditional rendering logic based on API response (ec.data.should_prompt) and user interaction (ef state).
           • The component nS now includes <ng clientThreadId={et} /> before rendering the main prompt input area (nP), inserting the inline review prompt when appropriate.
           • Conclusion: Major new feature: Inline GPT review prompting integrated directly into the chat flow, triggered based on message count and backend logic.
         • Lines 72917-72931: New import n4 = en(40670) (the focused view component). Variable renaming. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 73287-73315: Removal of a dynamic import (rr component, chunk 66202). Conclusion: A dynamically loaded component related to the chat interface was removed or replaced.
         • Lines 73550-74110 (Chat UI Logic):
           • Integration of the focused view state (tW = (0, n4.H)().focusedView).
           • Conditional rendering: The removed rr component is gone. The footer area's rendering (className and content) is now conditional based on !tW.
           • Conclusion: The chat UI's structure/layout, especially the footer, changes based on the focused view state. The previously dynamically loaded rr component is no longer used in this main view.
         • Lines 74173-74179 & 77240-77247 & 81068-81075: Swapping eO/eM. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 74201-74205: Module ID change (33460 -> 13973). Consistent.
         • Lines 75737-75745 & 79386-79390 & 79887-79895 & 81047-81051 & 81929-81933 & 82423-82427 & 83132-83136 & 84909-84913 & 85388-85392 & 85562-85566 & 85857-85861 & 86640-86644 & 87667-87674 (Gizmo Tooltip/Popover): Module ID 32062 -> 45754. Added alignOffset prop to a tooltip/popover component (ec.VY). Conclusion: Minor enhancement or adjustment to tooltip positioning.
         • Lines 88493-88497 & 89028-89032 & 89762-89766 & 90220-90231 (Spreadsheet/Data Analysis View): Module ID 32062 -> 45754. Import of e_ = en(40670) (focused view). Dynamic import chunk ID change (40528 -> 40528 - seems same, maybe internal change). The rendering logic now checks !eH (not in focused view) before rendering the eD component. Conclusion: The in-chat spreadsheet view (eD) is likely not rendered when the new focused view is active.
         • Lines 122544-122552 & 123283-123291: Swapping eO/eM. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 123961-124453 (Gizmo About/Info Panel):
           • New import: e_ = en(37097), ey = en.n(eg) (dynamic import).
           • Introduction of eU (link component) and eZ (conversation starters component).
           • eZ fetches prompt starters (en.gizmo.display.prompt_starters), limits them (eD = 4), and renders them using eU. Uses dynamic ey() links.
           • The main component (eH or similar name now) now renders eZ and potentially eH (review stats, though eH seems duplicated/renamed from eD).
           • Conclusion: Added a "Conversation Starters" section to the Gizmo information panel, dynamically linking to start chats with those prompts.
         • Lines 125107-125113: Export of K7 function (likely upsertUserReview mutation).
         • Lines 125329-125336: Added eB function which takes an optional message parameter (et) and adds it as a query string (?m=...) to the generated Gizmo URL. Conclusion: Ability to link to a specific message within a Gizmo chat.
         • Lines 125947-125951: Added tc function (the upsertUserReview mutation hook). Conclusion: Exposing the review submission logic.
         • Lines 127136-127195: Minor style adjustments to scroll buttons in a sticky header (top-14 -> top-2). Mark as minor UI tweak.
         • Lines 129722-129726 & 129960-129964 & 130454-131118 (Gizmo Review Modal Removal): Module ID 33460 -> 13973. The entire Gizmo Review Modal component (tM, tO, associated functions t_, tj, tT, tA) seems to be removed. Imports like tN are removed. The component tS now renders tw.Z (likely the new inline review logic container or placeholder) instead of the modal trigger tP. Conclusion: The dedicated modal for leaving GPT feedback has been removed, replaced by the new inline review prompting mechanism.
         • Lines 131492-131496 & 132150-132179: Module ID 32062 -> 45754. Added getShouldPromptReview API call definition. Conclusion: Defining the API endpoint function for the inline review feature.
         • Lines 132150-132560 (NEW - Gizmo Review Component): Introduction of the component 23860. This contains the star rating UI (eD), the logic to fetch existing reviews (eI), trigger the review modal (eR), and the modal implementation (eL) itself. Hold on... I thought the modal was removed. Let's re-read 130454-131118. Okay, tP = tO was the modal component. And in tL, it renders (0, eM.jsx)(tP, { gizmo: eu }). Ah, the invocation of the modal component tP within the main layout tL was removed, but the modal component definition itself (tM / tO) was also removed from module 13973 (previously 33460). The new code in 23860 re-implements a review modal (eL) and the star rating UI (eD). It seems the review functionality was refactored/moved into this new module 23860, and the inline prompt feature was added separately. The confusion arose because the old modal invocation was removed from the main layout (tL), but a new (likely similar) modal is defined in 23860 and potentially triggered differently (e.g., from a menu, not automatically inline). Let's adjust the conclusion for 129722: The automatic triggering or specific placement of the old review modal (tP) was removed from component tL, and the modal's implementation was refactored/moved/rewritten into module 23860. The inline review prompt (ny in module 96055) is a separate addition.
         • Lines 134792-134796 & 135743-135835 (Punctuation Buffer): Module ID 32062 -> 45754. Added debug logging for scalingFactor. Changed the calculation of eo (buffer adjustment) to include Math.max(..., 1) to prevent division by zero or very small numbers. Changed INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR from 100 to 70. Conclusion: Debugging and refinement of the text streaming punctuation buffering logic, making it potentially less aggressive (70 vs 100) and more robust.
         • Lines 136145-136153: Module ID 32062 -> 45754.
         • Lines 136549-136561 (Animation State): Changed initial animation state logic. If ea (initial state) is Finished and ew (some condition, maybe tool finished?) is false, set state to eo.ToolFinished. Otherwise, it's SkippingEnterAnimation. Conclusion: Refined animation handling for tool execution states, possibly adding a distinct "finished" animation state.
         • Lines 137167-137171 & 137677-137681 & 139999-140003 & 140291-140295 & 140812-140816 & 140936-140940 & 140980-140984 & 141176-141180 & 142878-142886 & 144155-144159 & 146182-146186 & 151736-151744 & 151845-151849 & 151999-152003 & 153775-153779 & 154331-154339 & 154716-154720 & 154837-154841 & 154892-154896 & 154932-155151 (API Client/Auth): Module ID 32062 -> 45754. Changed header name from eP (x-ajs-uid) to eA.qO (same value). Changed cookie fetching/setting from eI() to eA.f3(). These seem to be constants defined in a new module 12199 (extracted from 45754?). Conclusion: Refactoring of anonymous user ID handling for API calls, likely extracting constants into a dedicated module. No change in the actual header name or cookie logic.
         • Lines 160049-160053 & 160723-160727: Module ID 32062 -> 45754.
         • Lines 161900-161907: Added openSidebar function to the sidebar state management. Conclusion: Added explicit function to open the sidebar, complementing closeSidebar.
         • Lines 162040-162048 & 162294-162298: Module ID 32062 -> 45754.
         • Lines 169487-169544 (Initialization Logic): Added af.m9.initialize(null, null) call before checking user login status. Changed promise indices (Y.next = 8 -> Y.next = 9, etc.). Changed af.m9.initialize(ed, eu) to af.m9.initialize(null != ed ? ed : null, eu). Changed error catching index. Conclusion: Minor adjustments to the application initialization sequence, ensuring Statsig (or similar analytics af.m9) is initialized even for logged-out users, and handling potentially null user objects more explicitly.
         • Lines 171610-171619: Swapped variable assignments (eO / eM). Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 172564-172568: Module ID 32062 -> 45754.
         • Lines 172941-172945: Module ID 32062 -> 45754.
         • Lines 173068-173900 (Error/Analytics Reporting): Changed hardcoded version/release string from 3784968e... to 38ed1383.... Conclusion: Updated the application version identifier used in error reporting and analytics.
         • Lines 177240-177246 & 178068-178074: Swapping eO/eM. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 186761-186769 (Datadog): Updated version string (3784968e... to 38ed1383...). Consistent with previous change.
         • Lines 186811-186817 (NEW Module 12199): Definition of the extracted anonymous ID constants (f3, qO) previously seen in API client changes. Confirms earlier conclusion.
         • Lines 187959-188056 (Statsig/Analytics Init): Changed customIDs: {} to customIDs: (0, ep.Z)({}, ej, (0, eg.f3)()). Added WebAnonymousCookieID (ej) using the new anonymous ID function eg.f3() to Statsig initialization. Removed direct setting of this.user and this.statsigStableId here (likely handled elsewhere or implicitly). Changed environment variable name. Conclusion: Enhanced analytics initialization (Statsig) to include the anonymous user ID. Refactored how user/stableID are stored/accessed.
         • Lines 197347-197381 (Icons): Added new icons M5h (four arrows pointing out) and QpC (four arrows pointing in). Exported LCi as f (alias?). Renamed ea to Mie. Conclusion: Added new UI icons, likely for expand/collapse or fullscreen toggles.
         • Lines 200586-200594: Swapped useScrollTo and useScrollToBottom exports. Conclusion: Refactored or renamed scrolling hooks.
         • Lines 201260-201268: Swapped eO and eM refs. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 206715-206721 & 207004-207010: Swapping eO/eM. Mark as superficial.
         • Lines 223092-223100 (Portal Component): Exported the portal component ec also as ed. Conclusion: Added an alias export for the portal component.
         • Lines 245852-245862: Swapped nO and nM imports, consistent with the earlier export swap of scrolling hooks. Mark as superficial consequence of earlier change.
         • Lines 249542-249543: Source map URL changed, reflecting the new build hash. Mark as superficial.

      4. Synthesize and Structure: Group related changes and write the summary.

         • Start with the most significant changes (Inline Review, Focused View, Conversation Starters).
         • Mention smaller features/enhancements (YAML spec parsing, Message linking, Icons).
         • Group refactoring/minor changes (DALL-E alt text, Punctuation buffer, Analytics init, Tooltip offset, Scroll hooks, API constants extraction).
         • Mention the removed Review Modal and the potentially related new modal implementation.
         • Note the consistent version string update.
         • Acknowledge superficial changes (variable swaps) but state they likely aren't functional.
         • Structure logically with clear headings or bullet points.
         • Review against the diff one last time to ensure accuracy and completeness based on the functional criteria. Ensure references to line numbers or code snippets are included where helpful.

    • Model Response

      Okay, here's an analysis of the functional changes based on the provided diff:

      Summary of Changes:

      The diff indicates several significant changes, including the introduction of an inline GPT review/feedback system, a new "focused view" UI state, the addition of conversation starters to Gizmo info panels, and the removal/refactoring of the previous dedicated feedback modal. There are also enhancements to plugin spec handling and minor UI/logic refinements.

      Key Functional Changes:

      1. Inline GPT Review Prompting (New Feature):

         • A major new feature was added to prompt users for GPT feedback directly within the chat interface. (Lines 72367-72904, 59341-59821, 125107-125113, 125947-125951, 132150-132179).
         • This involves new API calls (getShouldPromptReview, upsertUserReview), state management to track when to prompt (based on message count/backend logic), and new UI components (ny, nv) to display the prompt (e.g., star rating using np.H / eD in module 23860).
         • The prompt appears conditionally within the chat flow, before the main input area.

      2. "Focused View" UI State (New Feature/Refactor):

         • A new state management store (eG using Zustand/similar) was introduced to manage a focusedView state (Lines 52674-53308).
         • Activating this state potentially hides/shows the sidebar (ek.vm.closeSidebar(), ek.vm.openSidebar()).
         • The main chat rendering logic now conditionally loads a different component (eH, dynamically imported) when focusedView is active.
         • The layout of message rendering (-mx-4, width adjustments) and other UI elements (like the footer visibility/content, spreadsheet view) changes based on whether this focused view is active (Lines 53731-53740, 59341-59821, 73550-74110, 90220-90351).

      3. Gizmo Conversation Starters (New Feature):

         • The Gizmo information panel (likely shown when clicking the Gizmo name) now includes a "Conversation Starters" section (Lines 123961-124453).
         • It fetches prompt starters from the Gizmo's display data (en.gizmo.display.prompt_starters), limits them (to 4, eD = 4), and renders them as clickable links (eU, eZ) that likely initiate a chat with that specific prompt.

      4. GPT Feedback Modal Removed/Refactored:

         • The previous dedicated modal component (tM/tO/tP) for leaving GPT feedback appears to have been removed from its previous integration point and its implementation deleted from module 13973 (previously 33460) (Lines 130454-131118).
         • While the inline prompting system was added, a new feedback modal (eL) and star rating UI (eD) were implemented in a different module (23860). This suggests the modal wasn't entirely removed but refactored and likely triggered differently now (perhaps from a menu) rather than automatically inline.

      5. Plugin Spec Handling Enhancement:

         • The logic for parsing plugin metadata (nt function) was updated to handle both JSON and YAML formats (tH.ZP.parse) for the raw_spec, whereas previously it might have only looked for json_schema (Lines 54689-54712).

      6. New Icons:

         • Several new SVG icons were added, including stacked blocks (eW), currency/coins (eK), sparkles (e_), expand (M5h), and collapse (QpC) icons (Lines 65887-67425, 197347-197381).

      7. Analytics Initialization Update:

         • Statsig/Analytics initialization (af.m9.initialize) was updated to always run (even if logged out) and to explicitly include the anonymous user cookie ID (WebAnonymousCookieID) in the customIDs sent to Statsig (Lines 169487-169544, 187959-188056).

      8. Punctuation Buffer Refinement:

         • The text streaming punctuation buffer logic was slightly adjusted: the scaling factor (INVERSE_BUFFER_SCALING_FACTOR) changed from 100 to 70, and the calculation was made more robust against division by small numbers (Math.max(..., 1)) (Lines 135743-135835).

      9. Version String Update:

         • The hardcoded application version/release string was updated across error reporting and analytics integrations (e.g., 3784968e... -> 38ed1383...) (Lines 173068-173900, 186761-186769).

      10. Minor Changes & Refactoring:

          • DALL-E image alt text generation was refactored to use a helper function (iO) instead of directly accessing metadata and removed a hardcoded string (Lines 57150-57361).
          • Added an alignOffset prop to a Tooltip/Popover component (Lines 87667-87674).
          • Added the ability to link to a specific message within a Gizmo chat via a URL parameter (?m=...) (Lines 125329-125336).
          • Refactored anonymous user ID constants and header names into a separate module (12199), though the header name (x-ajs-uid) remains the same functionally (Lines 154932-155151, 186811-186817).
          • Swapped exports for scrolling hooks (useScrollTo, useScrollToBottom) (Lines 200586-200594).
          • Added an explicit openSidebar function to complement closeSidebar (Lines 161900-161907).
          • Minor UI tweaks (e.g., scroll button positioning - Line 127136).

      Superficial Changes:

      • Numerous instances of variable renaming or reordering (e.g., swapping eO and eM, fO and fM, rO/rM -> rA/rP, etc.) are present throughout the diff. These are highly likely artifacts of the minification process and do not represent functional code changes.
      • Changes in internal module IDs (e.g., en(32062) becoming en(45754)) reflect build-time changes or dependency updates but don't describe what functionally changed without other context.
      • Source map URL updated.

Based on the token counts + related costs for each model, we (aka ChatGPT o4-mini) can estimate the following costs if we were doing this via API:

Here’s a rough API‐cost estimate for each of your four tests. I’ve split out input vs. output tokens by subtracting your known input tokens (48 533 + prompt size) from the total “Token count” reported in the UI.

Test	Model	Input tokens	Output tokens	Input cost (per 1 M @ $)	Output cost (per 1 M @ $)	Total cost
Initial Prompt	gemini‑2.5‑flash‑preview‑04‑17	48,694	21,261	48694/1000000*0.15 = $0.0073	21261/1000000*3.50 = $0.0744	$0.082
With References Prompt	gemini‑2.5‑flash‑preview‑04‑17	48,723	12,508	48723/1000000*0.15 = $0.0073	12508/1000000*3.50 = $0.0438	$0.051
Initial Prompt	gemini‑2.5‑pro‑preview‑03‑25	48,694	12,154	48694/1000000*1.25 = $0.0609	12154/1000000*10.00 = $0.1215	$0.182
With References Prompt	gemini‑2.5‑pro‑preview‑03‑25	48,723	8,328	48723/1000000*1.25 = $0.0609	8328/1000000*10.00 = $0.0833	$0.144

• Input tokens = 48,533 (diff) + prompt size (161 or 190).

• Output tokens = total UI token count − input tokens.

• Pricing tiers all apply at the lower (<=200 k) rate.

So you’re looking at ~$0.05 to $0.08 per run on the Flash model, and ~$0.14 to $0.18 per run on the Pro model.

Note: I didn't deeply contrast the summaries against the diff to see if it missed anything/if I would have concluded differently/etc; but from a quick skim across the results, it definitely seemed like a promising experiment.