Avoid direct console.log/console.warn (and other console.*) in application code—especially in TUI/interactive flows—because it can break rendering and other runtime behavior. Route all log/diagnostic output through the project’s logging/UI abstraction so messages are formatted and displayed consistently.

Apply this rule by:

• Replacing console.* calls with the existing notification/logging mechanism (e.g., uiContext.notify(message, level) or a centralized logger).
• Preserving log levels (info, warn, error) in the chosen API.
• Using the proper fallback path that still respects the UI/logging layer (not raw stdout/stderr).

Example (pattern):

// Bad (don’t do this)
console.warn("[pi-ai] Skipping unsigned thinking block");

// Good
uiContext.notify("Skipping unsigned thinking block", "warn");

If a function currently falls back to console.log when UI isn’t available, refactor it to use an injected logger (or a non-TUI-safe abstraction) instead of writing to the console directly.