WHAT'S NEW IN 1.9.0
A new look, shaped by tester feedback.
A quieter desk. Your collections are four small tiles, so your sources get the room, each marked by what it follows. Personalize, Filters, Briefings, Books, Storage, AI agents and Report a problem live in one Desk menu. The list header is a single line, with search a click away, or press /.
A list that shows what things are. Entries show the pictures Reading Desk has saved on your PC, a run of photos from one source becomes a strip of pictures, videos show their preview, listings show hours, price and status, and Reddit posts show their subreddit. The list never loads pictures from other sites.
Settings without the scrolling. Source settings slides in beside the desk in four tabs, with Refresh, Unsubscribe and Save always at the bottom. Add a source asks for the link first, then shows only the few choices that fit, with everything else under More options.
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me: alright usage limits are approaching, have the other sessions find a stopping point and save their work to the CSM; save the other sessions work as a hand-off note in the CSM so I can switch accounts.
and I can just freely account switch without losing any important context, regardless of which provider or model. It's a wonderful thing, one window, multiple agents using whatever harness I want.
I run about 5-6 sessions at once all working on similar stuff and this allows them to work without overstepping on another agents work or an edit in progress. They do this without me having to step in and fix stuff cause they inbox each other with what they're doing to keep it safe; if something does mess up they notify each other about it so they can fix it and keep going, there's more stuff they do using the CSM but just seeing the agents all collaborating through it like a team is a nice visual to see.
AI is getting boring now though that's my ADHD probably.
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