Struct StatusLine 

pub struct StatusLine<'a> {
    pub workspace_status: &'a WorkspaceStatus,
    pub agent_name: &'a str,
    pub config_options: &'a [SessionConfigOption],
    pub context_usage: Option<ContextUsageDisplay>,
    pub waiting_for_response: bool,
    pub unhealthy_server_count: usize,
    pub content_padding: usize,
    pub exit_confirmation_active: bool,
    pub settings: &'a ResolvedStatusLineSettings,
}

The bottom status bar showing workspace and agent state at a glance.

Built-in segment types:

Type	Description
cwd	Current working directory, shortened relative to $HOME
gitRef	Current git branch or detached HEAD short SHA
agent	Active agent name
mode	Current mode/profile (if configured)
model	Active model name (supports maxWidth)
reasoning	Reasoning effort bar (visual level indicator)
context	Context window usage bar (current usage against model limit)
serverHealth	Unhealthy MCP server count (hidden when not applicable)
text	Custom static text with an optional semantic style

Segments that have no data (e.g. gitRef outside a repo, serverHealth when healthy) are silently omitted.

Segments can be written as string shorthand (e.g. "cwd" or "agent") or object form ({ "type": "cwd" }). Custom text segments support an optional style field with values: primary, secondary, muted, info, success, warning, error.

Sections

Status lines contain a left and optional right section. If the status line’s width exceeds the terminal width, status lines wrap.

See also

• App — constructs this view each render cycle
• Keybindings — Tab cycles reasoning, Shift+Tab cycles mode
• StatusLineSettings — segment configuration

Fields

workspace_status: &'a WorkspaceStatus

agent_name: &'a str

config_options: &'a [SessionConfigOption]

context_usage: Option<ContextUsageDisplay>

waiting_for_response: bool

unhealthy_server_count: usize

content_padding: usize

exit_confirmation_active: bool

settings: &'a ResolvedStatusLineSettings

Implementations

impl StatusLine<'_>

pub fn render(&self, context: &ViewContext) -> Frame