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The run detail modal now shows the original brief ("What you asked for":
instruction and expected output). For finished work it sits collapsed below
the agent's message; for running, cancelled, or queued work it is shown
expanded, since there is no output yet to read.
Replaced the narrow right-side inspect panel with a full-width bottom sheet.
It has a compact metadata line (agent, provider/model, sandbox, start time,
session id) and two tabs: Activity, a row-based timeline of what the agent
did, and Console, the sanitized invocation plus raw stdout/stderr with
proper line wrapping, auto-follow, and copy.
New ways to open the inspector: a terminal icon in the modal header, and
clicking the progress box while a run is in flight.
The progress box now uses the same rotating border animation as the rest of
the app instead of the misplaced orange bar.
Home and agent rooms
The same inspector is now available in Home and in agent rooms. Clicking
the live status line opens it for the turn currently running; hovering a
finished reply reveals an icon that opens the record for that turn. Records
are persisted, so this also works after a restart.
Added a small read-only IPC method (observability.getTurnRun) to look up
the observed run behind a single conversation turn.
Earlier in this release
Left rail design system: a shared borderless record list across screens,
with the workflows screen refactored to use it.
Live activity line: the static "thinking" label was replaced by a single
mutating status line fed by the observability pipeline, with a Stop button
while a turn is running.
Transcripts now list the files a turn created or changed.
Fixes
Clipboard copy buttons in the inspector no longer fail silently; copying
falls back to a second method when the Clipboard API is unavailable.
Long console output is readable: text wraps instead of being cut off at the
panel edge.