Release Noodle 0.59.0 · pdparchitect/noodle

You can drop a picture from Finder or a browser onto the icon editor for a bot or your Hub picture to use it as the icon, as you already could for backgrounds.
Bots can schedule their own wake-ups, with a note on what to do then, to come back to work they are waiting on. At most three wait at once, and a bot that has woken itself twelve times in a row waits until someone writes to it.

Settings → Bots shows when each bot was last active instead of when it last had a heartbeat. A busy bot rarely needs a heartbeat, so the old time made active bots look neglected.
Edit Bot explains what a bot's backstory is for, and the Backstory and MCP Instructions boxes look like the other text fields.
After a bot sends a message, Messenger tells it whether unread messages are still waiting, or asks it to finish anything it left open, so bots follow up instead of stopping after one reply.
Bots no longer see website forms marked up as WebMCP tools; they fill such forms like any other. Only tools a site registers in JavaScript are offered.

Clicking into a window from another app with the trackpad no longer leaves the window ignoring clicks for a while. The sidebar, buttons and everything else could stop responding until macOS gave up waiting for the first click to finish.

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