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The rail of project tabs is redrawn: a pill along its edge grows from
the project under the pointer to the one shown, the squares ease
between their states, and a dot cut out of a square's corner marks
unsaved changes. A square's tip, to its right, gives the project's
name, its folder and its keys. Drag a square along the rail to reorder
it, or drop a folder from the Finder on the rail to open it. The button
after the squares opens another folder, and a square's menu adds Reveal in Finder, Copy Path and Close Other Projects.
With project tabs, a terminal that rings its bell or sends a
notification in a project out of sight, as a build or an agent does
as it finishes, marks the project's square in the accent until the
project shows, and its tip says why.
The explorer of an empty folder says so, with New File… and New
Folder… buttons.