... each with its own header and count, the way Finder does it. It works alongside your sort, so a big download folder finally reads at a glance. A split view that thinks for itself The dual pane view got smarter. Each side decides on its own whether it is wide enough to show its preview, so a narrow pane

... came straight from your comments and from what early users asked for, so thank you for that. Here is what's new. Workspaces The headline feature. Save a window with everything in it: its tabs, its single or dual pane layout, view modes, and sort settings, all under a name, a color and a symbol. Then bring the whole thing back in one click from the new chip in the title bar. You can capture the window exactly ... ... back. Smaller things you will notice Update notices in the app. When a new version is ready, a small card appears in the window. See what's new and install when you want, or dismiss it for that version. Alternate

... AirDrop and the picker opens the moment you let go. Drop on Shelf and the files wait there until you send or save them. Displays became a straight multi-select The three placement presets are gone. The Displays pane now lists every connected screen and you tick the ones that should carry an island. Clamshell users asked for exactly this: a closed MacBook driving external monitors keeps them island-free unless you say otherwise. Icons instead of dots ...

... below is the work of @gildas-refacto in #29 who not only found three pixel-level bugs we'd been staring past for months, but wrote commit messages more thorough than most postmortems. Thank you. Fixed The reading pane is now the reading pane

... more room to start a drag; Enable in `Settings > General > File view > Enable box selection`. Linked Split View New `Linked` split view mode for a simpler column-style workflow: clicking a folder in the first pane shows that folder's contents in the second pane

... Toasts never expand the island anymore. The compact pill stretches a little, shows what happened, and settles back on its own. Also in this release: The calendar card pages through today's agenda, settings were rebuilt as searchable sidebar panes with Liquid Glass on macOS 26, and full release notes now live at https://www.pulseisland.club/rel... If you're already running Pulse, it updates itself: click the island's menu bar icon, then Check for Updates or setup auto-update ...

... built-in actions into reusable commands without writing JavaScript logic, state, or forms. They are especially useful for turning hard-to-remember shortcuts into command sequences. For example, in Xcode, similar actions such as: Move Focus to Next Editor Pane Jump to Next Issue Jump to Next Change can be turned into three workflow and mapped to commands "ne", "ni", and "nc". Workflows can also guide Element Mode more precisely. Use "rootSelector" to limit the search area and "filterSelectors ...

... Daily reality: Claude Code in one pane, Codex in another, Cursor in a third, plus a few shells. An agent stops and waits for "yes". By the time I find the right pane

... void. Silence is not a UI. Stale attachment files get cleaned up on refetch, instead of quietly squatting on your disk forever. Everywhere The new "nothing to show" line is translated across all 11 locales, because a blank pane is confusing in every language. Housekeeping Three new tests that fabricate exactly the kind of broken email that started this whole mess, so it can't come back. Get it here: https://github.com/nikserg/skim/... Comment from Rabnoor Singh(@rabnoor_s): This ...

... Press T , read it. That's the whole feature. New Translate an email in place Skim now notices when a message isn't in your language and offers to translate it right there : subject and body, in the reading pane, where the email already was. No copy-pasting into the Ask panel, no reading your mail as a chat bubble. Hit T, or click the offer. "Show original" is one click away because sometimes the AI's Portuguese is worse ...

... than any default. A safety net value is indistinguishable from a real reading at a glance, so it does not degrade, it lies quietly. Blank is honest and people learn what blank means in about a day. Separately, your pane mapping writeup is the clearest description of that problem I have read. Re-tracing live at click time rather than trusting anything stored is the right shape, since every stored id goes stale the moment someone moves a pane

... last two config keys you had to open a file to change. The detail I enjoyed getting right: the empty state. Filter a PR list down to nothing and it used to leave you staring at a blank pane, wondering whether the fetch had broken. Now it tells you the filter is what's hiding them, and which key clears it. Zero results is a state, not an error it just had to say which one. brew upgrade gfazioli/tap/octoscope Eleven ...

... request. Previously the backend cheerfully kept generating (and billing) an answer nobody would ever read. Your API key thanks you. Housekeeping The AI chat used to exist twice once expanded inside the command palette, once bolted onto the reading pane plus a palette_expanded setting to choose a size. All of it collapsed into one component and one session store: 1,279 lines deleted , and the two copies can never drift apart again. The old "Expand / Collapse" buttons retired gracefully ...

... idle between two opened emails, the server quietly hangs up, and you find out by clicking. Skim now reconnects itself and retries silently, so you never see the error you were about to fix by pressing a button. Reading pane no longer latches a stale error a slow answer arriving after you switched threads used to land in the wrong place and just stay there, forever, never retrying. Both of those are now guarded. Deleted Items and friends folder names ...

... retry states. DNS setup can be completed later, and interrupted setups can recover safely. A more polished native Mac inbox We improved timestamps, workflow states, comments, draft-review panels, agent progress, mailbox switching, label controls, and the reading-pane divider. The app now remembers where you left things and stays smoother during resizing and fast mailbox changes. Search works more like Gmail Separate words match anywhere in a message, while quoted text searches for an exact phrase. Mixed searches work ...

... screen at zero and offers mini games, so you actually take the break. - Full localization: the entire app now ships in 11 languages. WHY IT MATTERS If you run multiple Claude Code agents in parallel, tabs and tmux panes stop scaling fast. Termi Protocol turns that chaos into one glanceable workspace: you see which agent is coding, which is waiting for your answer, what each one changed, and you can checkpoint or roll back any of them safely ...

... Changes: - Now when split view is enabled, the active pane indicator will appear in the status bar, so it's easier to tell where the actions will apply (shortcuts like quick search, open in terminal, etc.) Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): Simple change, but I think it's one of those things users notice immediately. Keep ...

... Changes: - Added "linked split" view mode which allows you to navigate in the simplified "Column" style way (clicking a folder in the first pane shows the folder's content in the second pane

... File Cabinet Pro version 8.8.3 for macOS is here, featuring a redesigned Preview pane that makes it easier to inspect files and view important metadata without leaving the app. Watch a demo video on YouTube here. With this update, you can now view detailed file metadata directly in File Cabinet Pro s Preview pane

... breaking, and so on. - Vaizle - I work with Vaizle, but it has very easily emerged as my fav platform. Not even lying. I can keep track of ad performance, check what competitors are posting on social. And best part is that I can feed it my own website + competitors

... Just shipped v0.26.0 , the biggest update since launch. The headline: Split Panes Split your window into a live grid and run four different agents from four different vendors at once, each in its own real terminal, next to your dev server and tests. - Different agents, one screen. Claude Code planning on the left, Codex implementing on the right, Gemini reviewing below, your npm run dev streaming logs in the corner. No more alt-tab roulette to find which agent ... ... agents side by side is useful, but the real value is keeping their roles clear, seeing where each one is stuck, and making the final review easier for the human. Comment from Andrii Krugliak(@theuniverseson): Four agents in split panes

... releases since split panes landed. Here's what shipped. v0.27 Pins & Notes You know the "found this, not ready to fix it yet" pile? Now you can pin any terminal output to a per-project rail and work it as a checklist. Title + body per pin, drag to reorder, done items collapse. Works inside full-screen TUIs like Claude Code, not just plain shells. A notes scratchpad sits under it and autosaves per project. The part I like most ...

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... each task fires a phone push alert once it completes or hits a pending approval checkpoint. For multi-agent orchestration, I wrapped all runners inside a tiny custom dashboard script that logs real-time status to a single terminal pane, so I don t bounce between dozens of windows. Still tweaking the approval auto-reminder rules, but it s cut wasted idle waiting by ~70%. Curious how your incoming notification-focused tool is shaping up! Comment from Dev Grover(@grover ...

... mostly cuz it doesnt feel cramped and gives me a visual vantage point. Using CLI is a side kick that gets all the smaller tasks done without my monitoring. Comment from Steven Lan(@whetlan): Honestly both. I still use VS Code constantly because reading code, jumping around files, scrolling diffs etc just feels faster there. But I don't really like running the agent inside the editor itself. I usually keep it in a terminal beside VS