the terminal app gets a command palette, settings and file attach

The terminal app now works much like an editor: search commands, attach local files, resume a session, and read code and diffs in colour. Large campaigns list their jobs again.

terminal app#

• Ctrl+P opens a command palette with fuzzy matching. Type a few letters from anywhere in a command's name and the best matches come first.
• /settings opens a preferences panel, including a theme palette that previews as you move through it.
• /attach reads a local file into your message, so you can ask about a CSV or a PDB on your machine without pasting it.
• A session picker resumes an earlier session by id, with its history intact.
• A multi-line composer keeps longer prompts readable while you type them.
• Expanded tool cards show code with syntax highlighting and diffs with a +/- gutter.
• When several tools run at once, a progress view shows each one. Notifications appear as toasts that don't block typing.
• Your model choice, with recent and favourite models, carries across restarts.

jobs#

• Campaigns with thousands of jobs list and page correctly, with the right counts.
• A job whose results are already saved shows as finished, even if its status hasn't caught up.
• A run that finishes with no items says so, including AiZynthFinder runs that find no routes. You see an empty result instead of a guess.

canvas#

• Generic canvas cards show result values in their metric slots instead of bookkeeping fields such as the tool name or parameter list.