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The tab of an agent that finishes, or stops to wait for you, pulses
twice. It lights up like the selected tab —framed in its project's
color— in two short pulses, at the same moment the notification sounds. With
several projects open, the sound tells you someone finished and the pulse
tells you who. It works with the sound and the system notifications off,
and comes from the same CLIs: the ones that publish their status.
Fixed
The effort picker shows the effort the CLI is really using after you
reopen it (Claude Code). A CLI that is opened again —the next day, or
after restarting the app— starts with the effort saved in its settings, not
with the last one of the previous run: "max" only lasts for the session. The
picker kept showing "Max", so you couldn't choose it again without going to
the CLI. It now shows the configured effort until the first reply confirms
it; for a resumed session, that's the effort saved for the model the
session uses.
Switching tabs keeps your place in the conversation. If you had scrolled
up to read or copy something, coming back to that tab leaves the
conversation where you left it instead of jumping to the end. The "Jump to
the end" button pulses twice and shows its label, so you notice the end
isn't in view, and counts the messages that arrived in the meantime. A tab
you left at the end still opens at the end.