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#### Track H / Slice 3 — Safe Pine authoring defaults
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**Status:**First slice completed in working tree
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**Status:**Completed and committed
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**Delivered so far**
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- generic TradingView Pine creation requests now rewrite into inspect-first Pine Editor flows instead of defaulting to `ctrl+a` + `backspace` clear-first behavior
#### Track H / Slice 4 — Resume-after-confirmation re-establishes prerequisites
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**Status:** Completed and committed
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**Delivered so far**
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-`resumeAfterConfirmation(...)` now re-establishes TradingView focus and Pine editor prerequisites before destructive edit continuation
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- Pine resume prerequisite shaping explicitly re-opens or re-activates Pine Editor before assuming `ctrl+a`, destructive edit keys, or typing are still safe
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- focused execution regressions now prove confirmation-resume flows do not assume ephemeral editor state or selection survived the pause
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**Goal**
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- after confirmation pauses, re-verify TradingView focus, Pine surface visibility, and editor-active state instead of assuming ephemeral selection/focus survived.
### Track I — TradingView shortcuts become app-specific tool knowledge
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**Status:** Planned
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**Status:** Core slice completed and committed
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**Delivered so far**
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- added a dedicated TradingView shortcut capability/profile helper in `src/main/tradingview/shortcut-profile.js`
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- stable defaults such as `/`, `Alt+A`, `Esc`, and `Ctrl+K` are now modeled as TradingView-specific capability knowledge instead of generic desktop shortcut doctrine
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- drawing bindings are explicitly marked customizable / user-confirmed, and Trading Panel / DOM execution shortcuts remain context-dependent and paper-test only
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- Pine Editor no longer assumes `ctrl+e` as a stable native TradingView shortcut; Pine workflows now route Pine Editor opening through a verified TradingView quick-search / command-palette path instead of hardcoding an ungrounded opener
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- TradingView Pine workflows, prompt guidance, and shortcut regressions now consult and protect that app-specific shortcut profile
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**Why this track exists**
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- Official TradingView shortcut documentation and third-party workflow guides show an important distinction:
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