Phone terminals on a paired computer fit your screen
Phone — size a terminal that runs on another computer. A terminal you open on your phone through the Host picker on a paired computer now fits your phone's width the way a terminal on your own computer does, so long lines wrap instead of needing a sideways pan; A− and A+ change its columns, and the paired computer's pane shows Sized for phone · <phone> via <computer> until you leave and it goes back to its desktop size. If that computer runs an older 1DevTool or your access is view-only, the text size panel says why and offers Open Reader. The Resume preview now renders assistant replies as Markdown, with Show more for long ones, and fixes cover subagent chips that kept counting finished subagents (they now read like 2 running · 15 done, and a finished subagent opens as read-only history) and a new group that never appeared in the sidebar with a paired computer.
Download v1.78.2
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What changed
New features
3- Wrap a paired computer's terminal to your phone — a terminal you open through the Host picker on a paired computer now fits your phone's width the way a terminal on your own computer does, so long lines wrap instead of needing a sideways pan; A− and A+ change the columns too, and when you leave the terminal, that computer's terminal goes back to its desktop size
- On the paired computer, the pane shows Sized for phone · <phone> via <computer> while your phone holds the width
- If the paired computer runs an older 1DevTool or your access is view-only, the terminal stays at that computer's width and the text size panel says why, with Open Reader as the way to read full lines
Improvements
1- Resume preview renders replies as Markdown — in the Resume browser, an assistant reply shows its headings, lists, bold text and code properly instead of raw asterisks; a long reply collapses behind Show more, and links open in your browser
Bug fixes
4- Fixed subagents still listed as if they were running after they finished — the subagent chip in a Claude Code, Codex, Grok or Devin terminal showed a bare count such as
17 subagentshours after every one had returned; it now reads like2 running · 15 done, with a green dot only while something is running - The subagent list puts running agents first and labels each one Running, Done or Stopped with the time of its last activity
- A finished subagent opens as read-only history: you can read its conversation and copy its ID, and Send to subagent appears only while it is running
- Fixed a new group not appearing in the sidebar — with a paired computer, + New Group created the group but the project list, scoped to This Computer, never showed it, so it only turned up in a project's context menu; empty groups now show, and the sidebar scrolls to the one you just made