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Editor logs under the tab. While the Unreal editor, a commandlet or a game run has the tab's project open, its log is a row under the tab, and a click shows it in the main area as a project run's log is, followed as it's written, with its errors and warnings colored and counted on the row. Unreal's lines show in columns: the time in your computer's clock, the log category, the verbosity and the message. A filter over the log hides levels with a click on their chips, each with its count, Unreal's categories from a menu, or every line without some text; the levels and categories you hide are remembered for the project. Unity's editor and batch runs, and Godot's editor and game, get theirs too. The row stays after the editor closes, says Crashed when its log ends in a crash, and comes back with the new log when the editor starts again. Claudette reads the file without keeping it open, so the editor can rename or delete it as it always does. Show editor logs under the tab in Settings → Project tools turns it off.
Collapse a tab in the sidebar. A tab with rows under it, a thread's sub-threads, subagents or a project action's runs, has a chevron beside its name that folds them away, as a project group's does; Collapse tab in its menu or the command palette does the same. The collapsed row says how many it hides and shows the most urgent of them, such as a sub-thread waiting on you or a failed build. It opens again when you go to one of them, when a sub-thread joins, or when one starts waiting on you, and it stays collapsed when Claudette restarts.
Zoom in the image window. Turn the mouse wheel over an image to zoom in and out about the pointer, or use + and − in the window's header or the +, - and 0 keys; Fit shows the whole image again. It goes from 10% to 1600%, and once it's larger than the window you can drag it around with the left mouse button, holding Space or not, or the middle one.
Changed
Close the to-do list at the top of the conversation. Its line has a chevron, and once you close it the list stays closed while Claude works through it, and when Claudette restarts, rather than opening again each time Claude changes it. Closed, the line names the task in progress, so a long list takes one line. It opens by itself when Claude starts a new list.
Stay current and Wrap lines over a project action's log.Stay current shows whether the log is following its newest line: scroll up and it turns off, so the log holds still while you read; scroll back to the end, or click it, and it follows again. Turn Wrap lines off and long lines stay on one line, scrolling sideways. Each new log starts as you left the last one.
Fixed
When a long conversation opened, such as a resumed session's, its newest message shook up and down by a pixel for a few seconds while Claudette laid out the messages above it, and could drop down for a moment as it started.