Highlights
Developer Inspector
A Ghostty-style inspector pane, toggled with ⌥⌘I (or View → Inspector / "Toggle Inspector" in the command palette):
- Terminal — live state per pane: grid size, scroll offset and history, primary/alternate screen, zoom, progress
- Keyboard — live key event log with modifiers, produced characters, and input routing
- Render — FPS, frame-time percentiles, CPU/memory, redraw counters, and render span timings
Drag the top edge to resize; the height is remembered via the new inspector_height config key.
Refreshed chrome
- Tabs are now rounded chips with an accent indicator on the active tab, smooth hover transitions, middle-click to close, and wider room for long titles
- Command palette gets keycap shortcut hints and a result counter in a proper footer, an accent marker on the selected row, and a cleaner empty state
- Settings content is centered like native macOS System Settings, with quieter controls, proper focus states, and reset buttons that only appear when something differs from its default
Per-pane progress
Progress reporting (OSC 9;4) is now tracked per pane: each pane shows its own progress bar, and the tab indicator aggregates pane states (errors win, then warnings, then averaged progress).
macOS native host
- Native tmux control-mode foundations: control session orchestration, layout parsing, display-only panes
- Rendering hardening and performance work, including lower idle CPU usage
Fixes
- Vertical tab sidebar rows now render with the correct orientation
- Long labels no longer overlap in dense UI tables
- Settings sidebar search no longer double-pads its input