Struct ClaudeCodeMode 

pub struct ClaudeCodeMode;

The Claude Code IDE minor mode.

Implementations

impl ClaudeCodeMode

pub fn mode_id() -> ModeId

The mode id (claude-code-mode).

Trait Implementations

impl Mode for ClaudeCodeMode

fn activation_policy(&self) -> ActivationPolicy

Manual — activated explicitly by :claude (I5) on the agent terminal.

fn keymap(&self) -> Keymap

K.2.4 path: the <C-c> interrupt chord, contributed by the mode itself and picked up by translate_mode_keymaps at boot. Resolves "ex:claude-interrupt" against the CommandRegistry (registered in crate::mcp::commands). K.1.c gates it to claude-code-mode buffers, and — because it binds in Normal binding-mode — it only fires in Normal-in-terminal; in Terminal-Insert <C-c> still reaches the shell as SIGINT. This is the one-key complement to the :claude-interrupt ex-command once you’ve dropped into Normal-in-terminal with <Esc>.

fn on_activate( &self, ctx: ModeContext, ) -> LifecycleFuture<'_, ClaudeCodeStatusGuard>

I7: register this buffer to show the IDE status segment. The server handle is a boot service; absent it (tests), the mode degrades to a no-op Guard. The status content itself is published off-thread by the crate’s status publisher (crate::mcp::status).

type Guard = ClaudeCodeStatusGuard

Owned cleanup token returned by [Self::on_activate].

fn id(&self) -> ModeId

Canonical identity. Same value every call.

fn kind(&self) -> ModeKind

Major or minor. Read at registration and on every activation call (activate_major on a minor, or vice versa, is [ModeActivationError::WrongKind]).

fn target_buffer_kind(&self) -> Option<BufferKind>

For major modes, the [BufferKind] this mode is the default major for (H.2, 2026-05-31). ModeRegistry::register indexes this so ModeRegistry::find_major_for_kind can dispatch buffer-creation events to the right major without host-side match BufferKind { ... } blocks.

fn target_language(&self) -> Option<&str>

For major modes, the language this mode is the default major for, by canonical name (Lang::name() — "rust", "org") (OM.1). The peer of target_buffer_kind for the dispatch path [BufferKind::Document] takes: language detection rather than kind dispatch.

fn options(&self) -> OptionOverrideSet

Option overrides this mode contributes. Pure declarative (same return value every call); the host merges these into the buffer’s option-resolution layer stack while the mode is active, at the mode’s layer (later-activated minors win ties), and drops them on deactivation. Build with lattice_config::overrides! { lattice_config::Wrap = true, … }.

fn decorations(&self) -> Vec<DecorationProvider>

Decoration providers (gutter / inline / overlay / statusline). Stub — reserved for the WIT plugin path (M.10).

fn gutter_decorations(&self, _ctx: &DecorationCtx<'_>) -> Vec<GutterDecoration>

Gutter sign decorations this mode contributes while active. Called once per pane per frame with a [DecorationCtx] carrying relevant render-state snapshots (diff sign map, LSP diagnostics arc). Returns per-line GutterDecoration values; the renderer partitions them by variant into the appropriate gutter column. Default: empty (no contribution).

fn completion_sources(&self) -> Vec<CompletionSourceContribution>

Insert-mode completion sources this mode contributes while active on a buffer. Empty by default; minors that own a completion source (lsp-completion-mode, snippet-completion-mode, buffer-words-mode, tree-sitter-completion-mode, path-completion-mode, plugin sources) override.

fn action_handlers(&self) -> Vec<ActionHandlerContribution>

Global (buffer-agnostic) action handlers this mode contributes (SN.3c.0). The host walks every registered mode’s action_handlers() once at boot, resolves each action_name → CommandId, registers the handler in the ActionHandlerRegistry, and holds the tokens for the app’s lifetime. Use this for handlers that read the active buffer / cursor / services from the ActionContext at call time and close over no per-buffer state (e.g. snippet expand). Per-buffer, session-scoped handlers register in on_activate instead, so their tokens drop with the Guard. Default: none. See feedback_effect_vocabulary_is_host_boundary.

fn required_capabilities(&self) -> CapabilitySet

Capabilities the mode requires. Validated at activation; missing capability ⇒ [ModeActivationError::MissingCapability], never silent skip.

fn conflicts_with(&self) -> &[ModeId]

Modes this one cannot be active alongside.

fn implies(&self) -> &[ModeId]

Minor modes activating this mode also activates. Used by relative-line-numbers-mode ⇒ line-numbers-mode, and by read-only majors ⇒ read-only-mode.

fn presents_extensions(&self) -> &[&'static str]

File extensions (lowercase, no dot) this major PRESENTS rather than edits — the file is never loaded as text.

fn mirrors_option(&self) -> Option<&'static str>

Declarative mirror hint for “this mode is the on/off switch for a typed option of the same observable state”. Some(canonical_name) ⇒ a host-driven cascade keeps the mode’s active state and the option’s value in sync.

fn invocation_runner(&self) -> Option<ModeId>

Invocation-runner discovery (2026-05-26). Modes that own command-invocation dispatch for their buffer kind (terminal-mode, oil-mode, file-tree-mode, help-mode, …) return their canonical [ModeId]; the host registers a runner function under that id at boot, and Editor::run_invocation looks it up by walking the active modes on the active pane’s buffer (minors first, then major) before falling back to the central grammar Action gate.

fn refresh_action(&self) -> Option<&'static str>

Which of this mode’s own actions refreshes its view, or None (the default) when the mode backs nothing refreshable (RV.1, 2026-08-10).

fn fold_toggle_action(&self) -> Option<&'static str>

Which of this mode’s actions <Tab> fires, and the declaration that pulls in foldable-view-mode — the shared minor owning the chord.

fn refresh_on_open(&self) -> bool

Should re-opening this view re-run its refresh?

fn editable_tail(&self) -> Option<EditableTail>

The mode’s editable tail on an otherwise read-only buffer, or None (the default) for a fully read-only / fully writable buffer (AU‑3).