fix: unify navigation context and feedback across tools

README.md

@@ -61,6 +61,8 @@ Activation uses the native macOS hotkey API, without an Accessibility permission
 
 Open Settings with `⌘,` and enable **Launch at login**. Conjure uses macOS's native login-item service and reads its actual registration status rather than storing a separate preference. If macOS requires approval, Settings explains this and offers **Open Login Items Settings…**. Registration errors are shown beside the control, and the checkbox returns to the actual system state. Install Conjure in `/Applications` before enabling it; disable the toggle to unregister it.
 
+Shortcut modifier guidance uses secondary text rather than error red. Shortcut and login-operation failures and unresolved uninstall recovery use red feedback; ordinary instructions and completed recovery use secondary text.
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 Conjure recognizes the native [login-launch Apple event](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreservices/1556410-launch_apple_event_constants) and starts without showing a window or taking focus, while still registering its saved global shortcut. Opening it manually from Finder still shows the launcher, including when it is already running. If shortcut registration fails at login, the error is retained and shown in Settings when you next open Conjure manually. Normal manual launches continue to report startup errors immediately.
 
 ## Discovery and search
@@ -83,10 +85,14 @@ Applications with identical display names show a muted containing-folder hint be
 
 Search for **Conjure Translate**, labeled **Command**, and open it with Return, double-click, or **Open Command**. The launcher fades into an English → Japanese translation tool; the existing search bar becomes the English input and retains the launcher's placeholder styling. Escape returns to the previous search.
 
+The visible Back chevron and Escape return to the previous launcher query with search focused. Escape also works from the API-key field and translation output.
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 The command participates in the same text matching, usage ranking, and favorites as applications (`ct` matches its initials). Return, double-click, **Open Command**, numbered shortcuts, and **Actions → Open** all record an opening. Its Actions menu offers **Open**, **Favorite / Remove Favorite**, and **Reset ranking**, but not Finder, Quit, or Uninstall. Reset ranking clears usage without removing its favorite status.
 
 Choose **MyMemory (no key)** or **OpenAI · gpt-6-luna** from the provider dropdown. MyMemory is the initial default, and the selection is saved locally. Switching providers cancels pending work and clears the previous translation; there is no automatic fallback. Press Return from the English input or click **Translate** in the bottom-right launcher-style action pill, beside its Return key badge, to send text to the selected provider.
 
+Provider privacy information and MyMemory limits remain visible separately from transient feedback. Validation, Keychain, and service errors use red text; guidance, progress, and success use the secondary text color. Editing input or credentials clears stale output and error styling without sending a request.
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 [MyMemory](https://mymemory.translated.net/doc/spec.php) requires no account or key. Anonymous use allows 500 UTF-8 bytes per request and [5,000 characters per day](https://mymemory.translated.net/doc/usagelimits.php). Oversized input is rejected before sending; quota and service errors appear in the tool. Text is sent to a third-party translation service: avoid sensitive content.
 
 If MyMemory's top translation is blank, Conjure uses the first nonblank exact English→Japanese match in that same response. Approximate matches are not substituted, and service/quota failures still surface as errors.
@@ -141,6 +147,8 @@ Select an application and open **Actions ⌘K**. **Open** is the first, default-
 
 The red **Uninstall application** action morphs the existing launcher into a file-review screen with checkboxes, paths, sizes, and a selected-item count; it does not create another window or review sheet. A native 180-millisecond resize and content crossfade runs in both directions, or switches immediately with Reduce Motion. The filter uses a centered, intrinsic-height text field without built-in search/cancel icons, beside an explicit back chevron. Filtering files by name or path does not change file selections. Up/Down or Control-K/Control-J highlights files; Return toggles the highlighted eligible file, including from the filter input, and Space also toggles when the list has focus. Back or Escape restores the original launcher frame, query, and selection. Temporary review geometry is not saved as the launcher position. Leaving is blocked during confirmation or an uninstall operation. Command-Return or the uninstall button opens a native final confirmation dialog; nothing is moved merely by entering review. The confirmation control uses the launcher's frosted rounded pill with separate Command and Return key badges. The launcher Actions control likewise shows separate Command and K badges matching its Open Return badge.
 
+The application's name and keyboard guidance remain visible throughout file review: Return toggles inclusion; Command-Return opens confirmation. Filtering preserves discovery progress or errors until discovery succeeds, then shows selection counts and no-match feedback without changing checked files.
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 Keyboard file toggles update the existing checkbox without reloading or fading the list, preserving both the highlighted row and scroll position. The launcher's footer Open and Actions labels use 12-point medium text. All custom shortcut hints—in the launcher footer, numbered application rows, uninstall footer, and actions selector—use `ShortcutIndicator` from `Sources/Conjure/ShortcutIndicator.swift` (for example, `ShortcutIndicator("⌘", "K")`). It owns 12-point medium key text, square 18×18-point containers, visible-glyph centering, border styling, and 2-point gaps between adjacent keys; callers position or hide the whole indicator, and numbered rows update their single key without rebuilding the cell. Native menus and shortcut-recording controls retain their platform styling.
 
 Numbered row overlays use 13-point numbers in 22×22-point boxes with a lighter opaque warm-brown backing. Their label fade begins 36 points before the badge, twice the original lead-in; other shortcut hints retain their 12-point text and 18×18-point boxes.