Conversation — answer the agent without leaving the chat

**Reply to the agent right in Conversation** — when a running agent asks a multiple-choice question, Conversation shows it as an interactive card above the composer instead of only telling you to switch to Terminal. Pick a numbered option, type a free-text answer in the *Type something* row, or check several at once and press *Next*; a final tab lists what you chose before you *Submit answers*. Every choice becomes the keystrokes the agent expects, so the terminal stays the source of truth.

**Watch your team talk to each other** — when agents in a team, hierarchy, or pipeline message one another, Conversation shows a tidy row for each hand-off instead of the raw `[1devtool]` wrapper and CLI command. A link-message card names who sent it and who it's for with both agent logos, folds the reply instructions away, and notice rows cover the small stuff (*Linked to Codex*, *You are Backend lead*). Outbound rows show what happened — *Delivered · awaiting reply*, *Reply received*, *Waiting for your approval*, or *Delivery failed* — with a line that animates while a message is still in flight.

**Reconnect your phone with a passcode** — a phone that lost its Remote connection (expired pairing, cleared browser data, a different browser, or a device you revoked by mistake) can sign in again with a passcode instead of scanning a fresh QR code. Let 1DevTool generate a short one-time code or set your own, choose the permission every passcode-paired phone receives, and manage it all in Settings → Remote — off by default, changeable even while Remote is stopped.

**The orchestration Builder tells you which chart you're editing** — the draft now carries a real name and two plain-language chips (*saved* and *applied*), so "is this saved?" and "is this what ▶ Start team runs?" are answered at a glance. Rename in place, *Save* back to the preset you opened or *Save as…* a copy, and switch between Hierarchy and Pipeline without threatening to convert your chart — each shape keeps its own draft, and converting is one explicit choice you can undo.

**Diagrams look like real Mermaid charts** — the graph editor now draws soft lavender nodes with the signature hand-drawn hatch fill, purple borders, and gently curved connectors, with a cleaner dark mode that keeps decision diamonds legible.

**The setup switches in Agent Input show they're working** — clicking Routing, Hierarchy, or Pipeline now reads *Choose…* or *Starting…* with a visible track, tells you what it's waiting for, and offers a *Keep Off* way out, instead of looking like nothing happened.

**A finished worker's report reaches a busy manager on its own** — when a worker reports back to a Claude director that's mid-task, the report now waits and delivers the moment that turn ends, instead of parking until you press "Submit now".