Superagent 1.7.17

The reload button is a reload button. The browser toolbar had two circular arrows side by side: one reloaded the page, the other toggled whether the page reloads itself when Claude finishes a turn. Only a tooltip told them apart. There is one now. The behaviour stays and stays on by default — a page that refreshes itself when the agent finishes is the whole point of watching it work — and a right-click on the reload button turns it off.

Back, forward and reload are icons, not punctuation. They were ‹ › ⟳, characters drawn for a line of prose: hairline, three different sizes, three different weights. Three proper icons now, one stroke, one box.

A conversation you send to from your phone remembers itself. When a chat's session cannot be resumed — the file cleaned up, the app reinstalled — a fresh agent takes its place, remembering nothing while the transcript above it still shows everything. The Mac has always compensated by putting a recap of the last two dozen turns in front of your next message. That recap was built in the window, and a message from your phone never passes through it, so it arrived at an agent with no memory and no catch-up. It now lives on the one path both take.