get appropriate zoom level when overlaying actuals on the projections chart

README.md

@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ The TUI has eight tabs: Portfolio, Analysis, Projections, History, Quote, Perfor
 
 **Analysis** -- portfolio breakdown by asset class, sector, geographic region, account, and tax type. Uses classification data from `metadata.srf` and account tax types from `accounts.srf`. Displays horizontal bar charts with sub-character precision using Unicode block elements.
 
-**Projections** -- Monte Carlo retirement projection with percentile bands. Press `d` to set an as-of date (back-date the projection to a historical snapshot), `o` to overlay realized actuals from snapshots / `imported_values.srf` on top of the bands, `v` to toggle the chart vs the text-only report, and `e` to toggle simulated lifecycle events (RMDs, lump-sum withdrawals). Esc clears an active as-of override.
+**Projections** -- Monte Carlo retirement projection with percentile bands. Press `d` to set an as-of date (back-date the projection to a historical snapshot), `o` to overlay realized actuals from snapshots / `imported_values.srf` on top of the bands, `z` to toggle auto-zoom on the overlay (chart x-axis defaults to roughly `[as_of, today + actuals_span]` so a short actuals line isn't squashed into the start of a 50-year horizon), `v` to toggle the chart vs the text-only report, and `e` to toggle simulated lifecycle events (RMDs, lump-sum withdrawals). Esc clears an active as-of override.
 
 **History** -- portfolio value over time, sourced from snapshot files in `<portfolio-dir>/history/` plus optional `imported_values.srf`. Cycle the metric column with `m` (liquid / total / contributions / etc.) and the time-bucket resolution with `t` (week / month / quarter / year). Press `s` (or space) to mark a row for compare; mark a second row, then `c` to commit a side-by-side compare against the live portfolio. Esc cancels an in-flight compare.
 
@@ -325,6 +325,7 @@ Default tab-local keybindings (only active on the matching tab):
 | Projections | `d`                | Set as-of date prompt                                    |
 | Projections | `Esc`              | Clear as-of date                                         |
 | Projections | `o`                | Toggle realized-actuals overlay                          |
+| Projections | `z`                | Toggle overlay auto-zoom (clamp x-axis to overlay span)  |
 | Projections | `v`                | Toggle chart vs text-only report                         |
 | Projections | `e`                | Toggle simulated lifecycle events                        |
 

TODO.md

@@ -101,28 +101,6 @@ ranking; unlabeled items are "someday, if the mood strikes."
       render meaningfully — but each would tighten the historical
       faithfulness one notch. Pick whichever has the highest
       payoff vs. complexity when this gets revisited.
-    - **Chart zoom for short-history overlays.** With a 50-year
-      projection horizon and only ~10 years of imported actuals,
-      the actuals line is squashed into the first 20% of the
-      chart and the comparison-against-bands story is hard to
-      read. Two design directions:
-        - **Auto-zoom**: when the overlay is on, the chart's
-          x-axis defaults to `[as_of, today + N years]` (where
-          N is small, e.g. 2x the actuals span) instead of
-          `[as_of, as_of + horizon]`. The bands beyond `today
-          + N` are still computed but clipped from view. The
-          tradeoff: the user loses the long-tail terminal-value
-          context unless they toggle back out.
-        - **Toggle**: a separate keybind (e.g. `z` for zoom)
-          flips between full-horizon and zoomed views. Default
-          off so the bands tell their full story; user opts in
-          when they want overlay legibility.
-      Auto-zoom is more invasive (changes the default chart
-      semantics for everyone running with overlay-on) but better
-      matches what the user actually wants when they toggle the
-      overlay. Toggle is safer but requires the user to know the
-      feature exists. Probably do auto-zoom but expose a toggle
-      to escape it ("show full horizon").
 
 ## Export chart as PNG (`--export-chart <path>`) — priority MEDIUM
 
@@ -534,6 +512,30 @@ Once decisions are made, sweep all four sites + add a regression
 alignment test per table that mixes a fully-populated row with
 an em-dash-heavy row and verifies `displayCols` matches.
 
+## TUI: numeric keypad input not handled — priority LOW
+
+Numeric-keypad keys (Num0-Num9, decimal point, minus) don't reach
+the modal text-input handlers. Reproduced on the projections tab
+as-of date prompt (`d`): typing the date with the numpad produces
+no input, while the digit keys on the main keyboard row work fine.
+Affects every modal that takes numeric input — symbol-input is
+unaffected because it's letters.
+
+Likely cause: the modal handlers route through `vaxis.Key.codepoint`
+matching, but vaxis emits keypad keys with a distinct keycode (kitty
+keyboard protocol) rather than the codepoint of the equivalent ASCII
+digit. The fix is in the modal key paths (`handleDateInputKey` in
+`src/tui/projections_tab.zig` and the symbol-input handler in
+`src/tui.zig` — though that one is letters-only in practice) and
+possibly the shared `input_buffer.zig` if that's where character
+gathering lives. Worth surveying both files plus any other tab that
+will grow numeric input (the CLI options command's near-the-money
+strike count would be a candidate if migrated to a modal).
+
+Verification: open the TUI, press `d` on projections, try to type a
+date with the keypad. Then try the keyboard row. Both should commit
+identical input.
+
 ## CLI dispatch / arg-parsing bugs (found May 2026)
 
 Found during a post-framework-refactor sanity check of all 20

src/tui/projections_tab.zig

@@ -81,6 +81,14 @@ pub const Action = enum {
     /// `imported_values.srf`. When active, replaces the main bands
     /// chart.
     toggle_return_backtest,
+    /// Toggle auto-zoom on the actuals overlay. When the overlay is
+    /// active and zoom is on (default), the chart's x-axis is
+    /// clamped to roughly `[as_of, today + N years]` where N is the
+    /// actuals span — without that clamp, a 10-year actuals line is
+    /// squashed into the first 20% of a 50-year horizon. Pressing
+    /// `z` flips back to the full horizon. No-op (with status hint)
+    /// when the overlay is off.
+    toggle_overlay_zoom,
 };
 
 // ── Tab-private state ─────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -142,6 +150,15 @@ pub const State = struct {
     /// meaningful when `as_of` is set; the action flashes a status
     /// message and leaves this off otherwise.
     overlay_actuals: bool = false,
+    /// When true (default), and the actuals overlay is active, the
+    /// chart x-axis is zoomed to roughly `[as_of, today + N years]`
+    /// where N is the actuals span. Without this, a 10-year actuals
+    /// line gets squashed into the first 20% of a 50-year horizon
+    /// chart and the comparison-against-bands story is hard to read.
+    /// Toggled by `toggle_overlay_zoom` (`z`); a no-op (with status
+    /// hint) when the overlay is off because there's nothing
+    /// short-history to zoom into.
+    zoom_overlay: bool = true,
 
     /// Active sub-view replacing the main bands chart. The default
     /// view (`.bands`) renders the standard percentile-band chart
@@ -208,6 +225,7 @@ pub const meta: framework.TabMeta(Action) = .{
         .{ .action = .clear_as_of, .key = .{ .codepoint = vaxis.Key.escape } },
         .{ .action = .toggle_convergence, .key = .{ .codepoint = 'c' } },
         .{ .action = .toggle_return_backtest, .key = .{ .codepoint = 'b' } },
+        .{ .action = .toggle_overlay_zoom, .key = .{ .codepoint = 'z' } },
     },
     .action_labels = std.enums.EnumArray(Action, []const u8).init(.{
         .overlay_actuals = "Toggle actuals overlay",
@@ -217,6 +235,7 @@ pub const meta: framework.TabMeta(Action) = .{
         .clear_as_of = "Clear as-of date",
         .toggle_convergence = "Toggle convergence sub-view",
         .toggle_return_backtest = "Toggle return back-test sub-view",
+        .toggle_overlay_zoom = "Toggle overlay zoom",
     }),
     .status_hints = &.{
         .toggle_chart,
@@ -371,6 +390,23 @@ pub const tab = struct {
                 state.chart_dirty = true;
                 app.scroll_offset = 0;
             },
+            .toggle_overlay_zoom => {
+                // No-op when the overlay isn't active. Without an
+                // overlay there's no short-history actuals line to
+                // give visual priority to, so zoom would just
+                // truncate the band envelope for no reason.
+                if (!state.overlay_actuals) {
+                    app.setStatus("Zoom only applies when the actuals overlay is on");
+                    return;
+                }
+                state.zoom_overlay = !state.zoom_overlay;
+                state.chart_dirty = true;
+                if (state.zoom_overlay) {
+                    app.setStatus("Zoom: ON — x-axis clamped to overlay span");
+                } else {
+                    app.setStatus("Zoom: OFF — full horizon");
+                }
+            },
         }
     }
 
@@ -783,8 +819,35 @@ fn drawWithKittyChart(state: *State, app: *App, arena: std.mem.Allocator, buf: [
     const config = pctx.config;
     const horizons = config.getHorizons();
     const last_idx = horizons.len - 1;
-    const bands = pctx.data.bands[last_idx] orelse return;
-    if (bands.len < 2) return;
+    const full_bands = pctx.data.bands[last_idx] orelse return;
+    if (full_bands.len < 2) return;
+
+    // Effective bands slice for both the chart render AND the
+    // right-edge axis labels. When the overlay is on and zoom is
+    // enabled, the chart is clamped to roughly `[year 0, year
+    // 2 * today_years]` so a short actuals history isn't squashed
+    // into the start of a 50-year horizon. The label code below
+    // reads `bands[bands.len - 1]` to position p10/p50/p90 etc.
+    // against the rendered y-range — those two views MUST agree
+    // on which slice was rendered, otherwise the label `val` is
+    // outside the chart's `[value_min, value_max]` window and the
+    // resulting `row_f` underflows when cast to usize.
+    const overlay_today_years: ?f64 = blk: {
+        if (!state.overlay_actuals) break :blk null;
+        const ctx_data = state.ctx orelse break :blk null;
+        const ov = ctx_data.overlay_actuals orelse break :blk null;
+        break :blk ov.today_years;
+    };
+    const bands = if (state.zoom_overlay) bz: {
+        const ty = overlay_today_years orelse break :bz full_bands;
+        const window_years_f = ty * 2.0;
+        if (window_years_f <= 0 or !std.math.isFinite(window_years_f)) break :bz full_bands;
+        const window_years: usize = @intFromFloat(@ceil(window_years_f));
+        const want = window_years + 1; // inclusive of year 0 and year `window_years`
+        if (want >= full_bands.len) break :bz full_bands;
+        if (want < 2) break :bz full_bands;
+        break :bz full_bands[0..want];
+    } else full_bands;
 
     // Build text header (benchmark comparison + allocation note)
     var header_lines: std.ArrayListUnmanaged(StyledLine) = .empty;
@@ -948,6 +1011,16 @@ fn drawWithKittyChart(state: *State, app: *App, arena: std.mem.Allocator, buf: [
             for (label_values) |val| {
                 const norm = (val - state.value_min) / val_range;
                 const row_f = @as(f64, @floatFromInt(chart_row_start)) + (1.0 - norm) * rows_f;
+                // Defensive: a label value outside [value_min, value_max]
+                // produces a row_f outside the chart strip, which would
+                // panic on @intFromFloat for usize. Skip silently — the
+                // label just doesn't render, which is the right thing
+                // when the band value is off-chart. (This used to fire
+                // when the bands slice and the chart-render slice
+                // disagreed; both now read from the same `bands` local,
+                // but the guard is cheap insurance.)
+                if (!std.math.isFinite(row_f)) continue;
+                if (row_f < 0) continue;
                 const row: usize = @intFromFloat(@round(row_f));
                 if (row >= height) continue;