... plan's limits. Also in this one: limits are rings now, in the status line and in the panel. The crew's name tags in Claude's replies are a round face and the name in bold, because Ghostty showed seams in the old ones. In iTerm the plan badge has no thin lines through it any more. Reopen your terminal app once after the update to see the new look. Update from the app, or brew upgrade morsechimwai/tap/agent-valley Comment ...

... project, and the terminal ended up mattering more than I expected. Most of my attention goes to working out which session is waiting on me. So I'm curious what everyone else runs their agents in. iTerm2, Ghostty, Warp, the one built into your editor, tmux? And why that one? Was there a feature you actually needed, or were you already in it? Comment from Hisashi Space(@hisashispace): @konstantin_tikhaev  Yep, that's the lesson I'm taking from ...

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... more reliably: matches against multiple element attributes (not just the visible label), suggests the closest candidates when an exact match misses, and avoids re-using stale element IDs after a window changes. Fix Terminal emulators (iTerm2, Terminal, Alacritty, Kitty, Ghostty, Wezterm) get clipboard paste instead of synthetic key events. Internal Sentry on artifact sync with scope tags. Persistent sync cursor avoids re-uploads after cold restart. Window-hidden poll pause for limits + bot updates. package.json at 1.4.0. Comment from ... ... side-panel pattern we already use for file previews so it doesn't add a new UI primitive. Probably the very next thing on the roadmap. Two quick questions if you've got a sec: 1. Per-message receipt vs

... previously using VSCode then switched to Zed with PowerShell. Although I have a Mac, my main working machine is Windows so I can never use tools like Ghostty, Tmux, etc. I decided to build my own terminal based IDE (or is it IDE?) in Rust, specifically designed for coding CLIs to work in parallel. My favorite features are: Custom layout: Define your layout and you can drag the header to move it to wherever you like Notifications: No need ...