Quick prompts and the assistant model panel both start collapsed now: the prompt box is what the copilot is opened for, and everything else is a detour until asked for. A saved session still reopens with whatever was last expanded, the same as the other collapsible sections. The assistant model panel gains the toggle it was already written for - modelPickerOpen and toggleModelPicker existed, were persisted in the session snapshot, and were never wired to the template, so the panel could not be folded at all. Ticking Use default configuration used to leave the panel empty: it said a default applied without saying which. The backend has been publishing defaultProvider, defaultModel and defaultPhaseModels alongside the retriever URLs all along, so nothing new was needed there - only the showing. The effective selection also appears in the section header, so the collapsed panel still answers what the run will use, and the per-phase lines list only the phases actually overridden rather than three rows repeating the main model. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
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