Pop-Out Terminals, Slash Command Autocomplete, and Memory Monitoring

Pop-Out Terminals — pop any terminal into its own resizable window with a single click, inheriting your font size and zoom, and anchor it back at any time

Slash Command Autocomplete — type `/` in the AI input to browse every built-in command for your agent (Claude, Codex, Gemini, etc.) plus your installed skills, grouped by category with fuzzy search

Memory & Performance Monitor — a status-bar indicator turns yellow or red under memory pressure; click for a breakdown of system RAM, 1DevTool usage, CPU load, and a one-click "Clear terminal buffers" action

MCP Feature Toggles — enable or disable Channels, Design, and Prototype as feature cards in MCP settings, with one-click reinstall if something goes wrong

Skip Version button on the update dialog — dismiss an update without being prompted again

Cmd+W now closes the focused panel — editor file, browser tab, or terminal — based on which panel has focus

Escape closes the Git panel without reaching for the mouse

Smarter reader mode formatting — bold text, indentation, and trailing status-bar lines are cleaned up more reliably when rendering terminal output as markdown

Mermaid diagrams validate before rendering, catching invalid syntax early instead of producing broken SVGs

Lower memory footprint — terminal output buffers are capped at 2 MB (down from 5 MB) and expire automatically when a terminal is detached

Faster terminal rendering — buffer trimming is deferred off the main thread so heavy output no longer causes micro-stutters