Summary
Allow pasting multiline text directly into the QueryMT TUI input box.
Current behavior
The input box supports typed multiline wrapping visually, but there is no clear support for pasting larger multiline text blocks into the composer in a natural way.
Problem
This makes it awkward to paste prompts, logs, stack traces, code snippets, or other multi-paragraph content into the TUI.
Expected behavior
Users should be able to paste multiline text into the input box and have line breaks preserved correctly.
The pasted content should remain editable in the input box before submission.
Notes
This should work well for common terminal paste flows and should not accidentally submit the message while pasting.
Risks
Terminal paste behavior varies across environments, so robust support may require bracketed paste handling.
Large pasted content may also expose wrapping or cursor-position issues in the current input rendering.
Summary
Allow pasting multiline text directly into the QueryMT TUI input box.
Current behavior
The input box supports typed multiline wrapping visually, but there is no clear support for pasting larger multiline text blocks into the composer in a natural way.
Problem
This makes it awkward to paste prompts, logs, stack traces, code snippets, or other multi-paragraph content into the TUI.
Expected behavior
Users should be able to paste multiline text into the input box and have line breaks preserved correctly.
The pasted content should remain editable in the input box before submission.
Notes
This should work well for common terminal paste flows and should not accidentally submit the message while pasting.
Risks
Terminal paste behavior varies across environments, so robust support may require bracketed paste handling.
Large pasted content may also expose wrapping or cursor-position issues in the current input rendering.