[alexkroman]

Summary

Settings

• Keys is now one row per action (Dictate, each style, Read Selection Aloud, Ask, Rewrite, Control Your Mac) with a key pop-up. Choosing a key that's in use moves it (TriggerKeyStyleStore.assign(_:to:), tested). One Activation mode applies to every key; per-key modes are removed (TriggerKeyActivationStore deleted).
• New Sounds tab: a start/stop cue per key (TriggerKeySoundStore, a new DefaultsKey). A key with no voice of its own plays its action's existing setting, so untouched installs sound the same. CueSoundPlayer keeps a pair per key and plays the one whose press started the recording or read.
• Removed the Read Aloud footer and the Sounds / Read Aloud section headings. General's Meetings section gets a header, a one-line subtitle and a footer.

Main window (Journal-style)

• One window-level scroll on a pale brand-green backdrop, with no rule under the toolbar.
• Keys shown as a keycap legend on a translucent panel. They aren't clickable, and nothing reacts to a key press.
• Library entries are compact white cards with a ⋯ menu (Open, Play, Copy, Show in Finder, Delete…). A click opens one.
• Toolbar: Record, Browse, Filter menu, Settings, and the native .searchable search (it doesn't take focus at launch; clicking the content unfocuses it).
• Full key names ("Right Command") everywhere; the logo, "Library" heading and footer are removed.
• Files come in four ways:
  • dropped on the window (an overlay appears only while dragging);
  • dropped on the Dock icon, or Finder's Open With (Alternate CFBundleDocumentTypes → application(_:open:));
  • File › Open… (⌘O);
  • Browse.

Transcripts

• Opening an item slides the window over to TranscriptPage: a back button, a toolbar ✨ View menu, Play/Stop, Copy, Show in Finder, and Delete in its own group.
  • Play/Stop covers both the entry's audio and generated speech, with a spinner until speech starts (TextReader.read(onStart:), tested).
  • Dictations get no title.
  • The delete confirmation no longer shows the title.

Test plan

• scripts/check.sh green locally: engine tests and coverage, swift-format, swiftlint, periphery, iPhone checks, docs linters, and invariants.
• UI suite (BlurtUITests): updated for the new Keys rows, Sounds tab, Filter menu, cards and transcript page, but not run locally. CI is the first run.
• Manually checked in Blurt Dev: the main window, keys legend, cards, Open With refusing a non-audio file, and toolbar icon states.

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[aikido-pr-checks]

table(in:) recursively traverses subviews without a depth bound, so a deeply nested view hierarchy can exhaust the stack.

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	private static func table(in view: NSView) -> NSTableView? {
	if let table = view as? NSTableView { return table }
	for subview in view.subviews {
	if let table = table(in: subview) { return table }
	private static func table(in view: NSView, depth: Int = 0) -> NSTableView? {
	if depth >= 1000 { return nil }
	if let table = view as? NSTableView { return table }
	for subview in view.subviews {
	if let table = table(in: subview, depth: depth + 1) { return table }

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✨ AI Reasoning
​The helper searches descendant views recursively and has no bound on recursion depth. A sufficiently deep view hierarchy can cause excessive stack growth during highlight removal.

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