The terminal picker ends a series of two or more questions with a review of every answer, and lets the person go back to an earlier question before anything is sent (#1443). The desktop window has neither. It puts a series one question at a time under its position (#2951) and sends each answer as it is settled, so a wrong pick on question 1 is final once question 2 appears, and the planner acts on an answer the person did not mean.

What the window lacks

• A way back on every question after the first, which reopens the question with its earlier pick or typed words.
• After the last question of a series of two or more, a review that lists each question's tag beside what was picked, typed or skipped, a way to change any of them, and a Send button. A series of one has no review.
• Nothing reaching the planner or the session's remembered answers (ASK-8, ASK-8: the desktop application never recalls or remembers an answer, so a planner that loops back over a settled question makes the person restate it, though the terminal and the session in lines both remember #2124) before the review is sent.

Where the rules live

What a reopened question shows, what the review lists and what its keys do are written for the terminal in the ASK clause that #1443 adds. The window should read them from one shared Rust implementation that the picker and the desktop bridge both call, in the way the position of a question is shared, and not keep a second copy of them in the renderer.

Read: crates/tui/src/ask.rs, ui/src/renderer/asking.ts, docs/specs/tools/ask-user.md