Request
Korean (Hangul) input in the interactive prompt is hard to use: the IME composing (pre-edit) text is not shown in the input box, so you cannot see what you are typing until each syllable/word is committed. The same terminal works fine with Codex and Claude Code.
Please improve Hangul input handling in the terminal TUI so composing text is visible while typing.
Environment
- Command Code 1.56.0 (latest)
- macOS arm64 (Darwin 25.6.0)
- iTerm2 3.6.11,
TERM=xterm-256color, LANG=ko_KR.UTF-8, Korean 2-set IME
Steps to reproduce
- Run
cmd in iTerm2 with the Korean IME active
- Focus the prompt input and type
한글
- No pre-edit is displayed while composing - only the committed text appears
Notes
dist/cli.mjs has no composition handling at all (isComposing, compositionupdate, preedit, markedText: zero occurrences), and the kitty keyboard protocol is pushed at startup (resolveKittyKeyboard with disambiguateEscapeCodes). There is no setting, config key, or env var to opt out.ctrl+g (external editor) is the only usable workaround right now.
Request
Korean (Hangul) input in the interactive prompt is hard to use: the IME composing (pre-edit) text is not shown in the input box, so you cannot see what you are typing until each syllable/word is committed. The same terminal works fine with Codex and Claude Code.
Please improve Hangul input handling in the terminal TUI so composing text is visible while typing.
Environment
TERM=xterm-256color,LANG=ko_KR.UTF-8, Korean 2-set IMESteps to reproduce
cmdin iTerm2 with the Korean IME active한글Notes
dist/cli.mjshas no composition handling at all (isComposing,compositionupdate,preedit,markedText: zero occurrences), and the kitty keyboard protocol is pushed at startup (resolveKittyKeyboardwithdisambiguateEscapeCodes). There is no setting, config key, or env var to opt out.ctrl+g(external editor) is the only usable workaround right now.