SHIPPED · v1.72.1
Prompt history in the composer, and a cleanup that leaves your agents alone
New
Reuse a prompt you already sent without leaving Agent Input — a history button on the composer toolbar opens Prompt History above the draft, even when the composer is expanded or detached.
Use drops the past prompt in at the caret, replacing a selection or sitting blank-line separated next to what you have already written — it never overwrites the unsent draft.
Escape closes the dialog and leaves the composer standing, and Copy is still there when you opened history from the top bar instead.
A stopped team writer can come back on the same dedicated worktree — closing a seat no longer forces its replacement into the project root or a brand-new checkout, so dirty, allowed changes stay where they were.
From the team host, team capabilities reports what recovery can do and team recover brings the member back with its transcript handed to the replacement.
Point a new terminal team member at an existing worktree and it is kept, not recreated; a missing path is refused rather than silently replaced.
Improved
The AI tools stay named on the bar — Sessions, Prompts, Memories, Skills, MCP and AI Diff sit in a centre group with their labels pinned, instead of hiding behind a sparkle menu.
Remote moved up next to Activity, so pairing sits with the other live-state controls.
Terminals and plan quota moved to the status bar — quota is now a strip of logos and percents for the agents you actually have open, collapsing to the focused one when the bar runs out of room.
Activity is the button and its unread count; recent-event chips no longer take a strip of the bar.
Every AI entry point uses the same robot mark, including Agent Input, git's commit-message button, and Describe with AI.
Improve performance no longer stops your agents — it sleeps inactive browser tabs and leaves every CLI and its screen history running. Hibernate is still there when you ask for it, and only for an idle agent with a saved session.
A hibernated or failed terminal stays readable — Conversation keeps the session you were in, with Resume, Retry and Close in a footer instead of a live composer on top of a blank pane. Resume is a button that runs once; Close cannot start it by accident.
Reduce Motion actually stills the empty-state team glyph — with macOS Reduce Motion on, the travelling spark no longer loops in every pane that has no terminals.
Fixed
Fixed Hibernate and Improve performance stopping work that was still running — an agent that looked quiet could be mid-tool; generic relief no longer kills CLIs, a stop that cannot prove the process is idle is refused, and Resume no longer races a second kill against the session it is restoring.
Fixed Windows terminals requiring Ctrl+Shift+C to copy — with text selected, Ctrl+C copies it; with nothing selected, the same key still interrupts PowerShell. Ctrl+Shift+C still copies.
Fixed a machine terminal typing its startup command before the shell was ready — the first prompt used to eat the line as keys and execute a fragment of it, including an SSH key path. Startup commands now wait for the shell's first prompt.
Fixed a Mac machine listing empty folders — listing files through the login shell aborted on unmatched globs, so the file tree looked empty even when the host had content.
Fixed tmux on a Mac machine reporting env: tmux: No such file or directory — a Native Terminal that needs tmux now sees the same PATH as your login shell, including Homebrew.
Fixed the empty-state team glyph keeping a core busy under Reduce Motion — the override shipped in 1.71 and 1.72 never won, so the animation ran in most panes.

The Agent Input composer with a history button on its toolbar and the placeholder reading "Click here to view your Prompt History", so a past prompt can be reused without leaving the draft 
The top bar with Orchestration, Sessions, Prompts, Memories, Skills, MCP and AI Diff shown as a centre group with their labels pinned instead of collapsed behind a sparkle menu 
The status bar's plan quota strip showing a logo and remaining percent for each open agent next to the theme, zoom and Settings controls, with the 1DevTool version at the right