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#!/bin/bash
# Look at the resolution search agent system prompt and how marker/pointer coordinates are passed
cat $(fd -e tsx -e ts "resolution-search" | head -5)

echo "---actions.tsx---"
cat $(fd -e tsx "actions" --max-depth 3 | grep "app/actions" | head -1)

echo "---resolution-carousel.tsx---"
cat $(fd -e tsx "resolution-carousel" | head -1)

rg -n "Geographic Coordinates" lib/agents/resolution-search.tsx

rg -n "resolution_search\|cursorLat\|cursorLng\|append.*action\|resolution_search" components/ --type tsx -A5 -B2
fd -e tsx "header-search-button" | xargs cat
fd -e tsx "search-button" | xargs cat 2>/dev/null | head -200

fd -e tsx -e ts "map-data-context" | xargs cat

# Find map click event handlers
rg -n "on.*[Cc]lick\|\.on\('click'\|\.on\(\"click\"" --type-add 'tsx:*.tsx' --type tsx -A4 -B2
rg -n "on.*[Cc]lick\|\.on\('click'\|\.on\(\"click\"" --type-add 'ts:*.ts' --type ts -A4 -B2 | head -100

# Find map click handlers using glob patterns
rg -n "onClick\|\.on\('click'\|\.on\(\"click\"\|map\.on\|'click'" components/map/ -A4 -B2 | head -120

# Also list all files in the map directory
fd . components/map/ -e tsx -e ts

# Read the most likely files to contain click handlers
echo "=== mapbox-map.tsx ==="
cat components/map/mapbox-map.tsx

echo "=== google-map.tsx ==="
cat components/map/google-map.tsx

echo "=== map-3d.tsx (first 100 lines) ==="
head -100 components/map/map-3d.tsx

@ngoiyaeric Now I have the full picture. Neither mapbox-map.tsx nor map-3d.tsx has any click handler to capture where the user points — there's no cursorLocation tracked anywhere. Here's the complete 6-file fix:

Complete Fix: Wire cursor location from map click → agent

• Add cursorLocation to the shared map context
• Capture it on map click (Mapbox + Google 3D)
• Forward it through FormData → server action → agent
• Make the agent focus on the specific pointed-at coordinate

Learnt from: ngoiyaeric
Repo: QueueLab/QCX PR: 0
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2026-04-25T08:10:37.673Z
Learning: In the QCX repository (feat/ai-sdk-ui-migration branch and going forward), there is no token generation/counting tracking and no multimodal LLM features. Base64 image data sent via `append()` body fields in components like `header-search-button.tsx` and `resolution-carousel.tsx` is for server-side `resolution_search` processing only — it is NOT passed as multimodal message content parts to a vision model. Avoid flagging token tracking or multimodal LLM handling gaps as review concerns in this codebase.

The requested changes have been implemented and a pull request has been created: View PR