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src/commands/daily.ts (1)

76-100: Same separator duplication issue as in monthly.ts

See previous comment – factoring this out once will keep the three commands aligned.

src/utils.table.ts (2)

38-58: Column-width post-adjustment can still overflow the terminal

After Math.max() enforces minimums, the sum of columnWidths can exceed availableWidth, especially on very narrow screens. cli-table3 will silently truncate, but the resulting layout may wrap every cell and defeat the responsiveness goal.

Consider a second pass to proportionally shrink columns when columnWidths.reduce(...) > availableWidth.

let widths = initialCalculation();
const overshoot = widths.reduce((s, w) => s + w, 0) - availableWidth;
if (overshoot > 0) {
	const shrinkFactor = (availableWidth - numColumns * 3) / (widths.reduce((s, w) => s + w, 0));
	widths = widths.map(w => Math.max(8, Math.floor(w * shrinkFactor)));
}

Makes the algorithm resilient across all terminal sizes.

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61-68: Silence no-unsafe-* ESLint warnings with explicit typing

cli-table3’s typings are generic. Adding a type assertion keeps the codebase in strict-mode compliance:

-const table = new Table({
+const table: Table.Table = new Table({

or import the Table type separately.

Purely cosmetic but removes the red squiggles.

src/commands/monthly.ts (1)

87-111: Derive the separator row programmatically

Whenever the header array changes, the manual '─'.repeat(...) list must be updated in three places (daily, monthly, session). A helper keeps them in sync:

-// Add separator
-table.push([
-  '─'.repeat(12), // …
-  …
-]);
+table.push(
+  table.head.map(() => '─'.repeat(12))
+);

Reduces duplication and prevents future off-by-one mistakes.

src/commands/session.ts (1)

77-103: Separator maintenance & magic numbers

The hard-coded repeats (12, 10, maxSessionLength) are easy to desynchronise from the header. Consider the helper suggested for the other commands, passing per-column repeat sizes where needed (e.g. maxSessionLength).

src/utils.internal.ts (3)

32-33: Invalid JSDoc @param table.push entry

@param tags must reference actual parameter names. Document the shape in the main param description instead:

- * @param table.push - Method to add rows to the table
+ * @param table - Any object exposing a `push(row)` method (e.g. ResponsiveTable)

Prevents JSDoc lint errors and improves generated docs.

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38-39: Tighten the table type to a named interface

Instead of an inline anonymous type, expose a reusable interface alongside ResponsiveTable:

export interface PushableTable {
	push(row: (string | number)[]): void;
}

Then:

-function pushBreakdownRows(
-  table: { push: (row: (string | number)[]) => void },
+function pushBreakdownRows(
+  table: PushableTable,

Makes intent explicit and allows IDE auto-completion.

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51-52: Pre-allocate row array for minor perf/readability gain

Instead of mutating with multiple push() calls:

-const row: (string | number)[] = [`  └─ ${formatModelName(... )}`];
+const row: (string | number)[] = new Array(1 + extraColumns);
+row[0] = `  └─ ${formatModelName(breakdown.modelName)}`;

Minor, entirely optional.

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