ade code, adds synced prompt stashes and clearer inline proof, and finishes the multi-machine project experience so each draft and session stays routed to the machine you selected.
Complete conversations stay reachable
- Older messages load all the way back. Desktop, hosted web, iOS, and
ade codepage through complete chat history instead of stopping at the initial snapshot. - Paging stays responsive. Clients open from a bounded recent tail, fetch older byte-cursor pages near the top, and preserve the retry point across transient failures.
- Very large chats remain usable. ADE keeps bounded resident history, slides the window when needed, and returns to the authoritative live tail without losing buffered events.
- Foreign-project history keeps its scope. Cross-machine and cross-project reads stay pinned to the exact authorized project and transcript while paging.
Prompts and proof are easier to reuse
- Prompt stashes sync between clients. Save useful composer text, restore it later, and keep the stash available across connected ADE surfaces.
- Proof stays in context. Computer-use artifacts appear inline with the conversation while preserving the artifact broker’s ownership and access controls.
- Composer behavior stays machine-aware. Drafts, new chats, and existing sessions remain routed to the selected machine instead of silently rebinding the project.
Multi-machine Work feels like one project
- Same-repository checkouts stay unified. Project tabs and Work views group connected-machine checkouts without hiding the active machine.
- Foreign sessions keep their actions. Context menus, lifecycle controls, lane actions, and chat routing remain available when the selected work lives on another machine.
- Machine choices remain explicit. Lane and chat surfaces preserve machine identity, availability, and route state through navigation.
Small interaction fixes
- Chat minimap ticks are visible again. Long-conversation landmarks retain enough contrast to be useful.
- iOS Claude controls take less space. Compact actions leave more room for the conversation and composer.