Run is retired
- One less subsystem to configure. The Run tab, managed processes, stack buttons, and their desktop, web, mobile, CLI, and
ade codesurfaces are gone. Terminals and lane-scoped agent sessions remain the operational path. - Clean upgrades. ADE removes retired process tables, CRDT metadata, and legacy run-shell sessions during upgrade, and filters old peer data so the removed subsystem cannot reappear after synchronization.
- A focused project welcome. The reusable project welcome surface now lives with project navigation instead of the retired Run area.
Chat text stays intact
- Verbatim streamed text. Transcript reconstruction now preserves text fragments across interleaved activity, progress, and usage events, including whitespace-only fragments and Markdown hard breaks.
- No repeated mobile replies. Whole-message renditions replace or yield to matching live fragments instead of being appended as a second copy, fixing assistant responses that appeared cut mid-word and then repeated on iPhone.
- Stable transcript identity. Message and provider item identities are handled separately so adjacent streamed blocks retain the right paragraph boundaries without corrupting words.
Better mobile questions and drafts
- Drafts survive navigation. Unsent chat text and pending-question answers persist per session and clear only after the host accepts the submission.
- Question cards fit the screen. Pending inputs are bounded, scroll internally, can be minimized, and include keyboard-dismiss controls.
- Reliable pending events. Durable event sequencing and stable pending-input identities prevent question cards from being dropped or duplicated after reconnects and restarts.
New chat adapts to short windows
- The ADE mark shrinks instead of clipping. The new-chat hero keeps the composer and activity module visible as the window gets shorter, while preserving the roomy layout at normal sizes.