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## Overview
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Application Defined Reporting (ADR) is a paradigm shift in terminal-to-application communication. Instead of relying on hardcoded keyboard or mouse protocols (like xterm, kitty, or win32-input-mode), ADR allows the application to dynamically define its own event-reporting logic. This is achieved by deploying a lightweight, isolated execution environment (Lua sandbox) on the terminal side.
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Application Defined Reporting (ADR) is a paradigm shift in terminal-to-application communication. Instead of relying on hardcoded keyboard or mouse protocols (like xterm, kkp, or win32-input-mode), ADR allows the application to dynamically define its own event-reporting logic. This is achieved by deploying a lightweight, isolated execution environment (Lua sandbox) on the terminal side.
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