Switching between editors and sidebars feels faster and steadier. Recently used tabs and sidebar views stay ready when you return to them, preserving their scroll position and loaded content. Startup, terminal placement, and sidebar resizing also show fewer visual jumps.
The file tree stays responsive in large projects. Scrolling and expanding folders do less repeated work, while folder sizes are measured when you need them. Sticky parent folders remain pinned to the top edge as you browse.
Editor tabs and panes are easier to navigate. Tabs stay inside their pane, the active tab scrolls into view, and clipped tabs fade at the edge. The outline now docks beside the editor it belongs to, and multibuffer files have a docked list that no longer covers their content.
Settings has its own navigation inside its tab. Its page list and search no longer replace your workspace sidebar. You can also show or hide the sidebar with Cmd+B, and the activity rail has a terminal toggle with menus that open toward the workspace.
Pro credit usage is easier to check. A compact ring in the agents sidebar opens a summary of credits left, credits used, the reset date, and billing. Agent diffs also gain syntax highlighting, collapsible previews, and a way to expand longer changes.
Git and integration details are clearer. Inline blame appears after the cursor rests on a line, and diff actions sit above the commit message. Integration and agent icons remain readable in dark themes.