MarkdownAguiTextRenderer

Draws agent prose as Markdown.

This is the whole of what this module publishes, and it is fitted through the seam AguiTextRenderer exists for:

val renderer = remember { MarkdownAguiTextRenderer() }
CompositionLocalProvider(LocalAguiTextRenderer provides renderer) {
    AguiTranscript(transcript)
}

remember is not decoration. LocalAguiTextRenderer is a static composition local with no equality beyond identity, so a renderer constructed inside the provides re-provides itself on every recomposition, and the streaming document a renderer keeps per run is thrown away and rebuilt with it -- which re-parses every visible run from the top on every frame.

The default styling is black on nothing, and that is deliberate. This module depends on agui-compose and a parser, not on a design system, so there is no ambient text style or content colour for it to read -- the same position, and the same consequence, as PlainAguiTextRenderer. Dropped into ProvideMaterial3Agui unchanged it will draw black text in a dark theme and ignore the type scale, which is a real bug and not a subtle one. Under Material 3, construct it with the ambient values instead, which costs two lambdas and no extra dependency:

val renderer = remember {
    MarkdownAguiTextRenderer(
        colors = { markdownAguiColors(text = LocalContentColor.current) },
        typography = { markdownAguiTypography(base = LocalTextStyle.current) },
    )
}

This makes agent text clickable, which is a change of posture and not only of appearance. PlainAguiTextRenderer draws a URL as the characters it is; this draws it as a link, and TEXT_MESSAGE_CONTENT is written by a model that may be relaying whatever it was told to relay. A link is emitted as a LinkAnnotation.Url carrying the agent's own string, with no scheme filtering, so a tap reaches the ambient LocalUriHandler -- and under GFM, bare autolinked URLs are tap targets too, without any [](...) syntax. An application with its own deep-link scheme should assume the transcript can ask to open one, and provide a LocalUriHandler that decides what it will act on. Images are not fetched: an ![alt](src) is drawn as its alt text, so nothing here reaches the network on its own.

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