Your tools move with the work
Code, Changes, Review, and Worktrees now open only when you need them. Resize them, expand them, or keep two open together while the conversation stays at the center.
What changed
The fixed panel beside the conversation is gone. Four tools open from the title bar when you need them, and the rest of the time the conversation has the width.
- Code holds Files and Terminal.
- Changes shows the real Git diff for the objective.
- Review holds Tasks, Checks, and Result.
- Worktrees separates active working copies from results kept on their branches.
What you can do now
- Keep up to two tools open together, side by side when the window has room or stacked when it does not.
- Resize the conversation edge and the split between two tools, expand a tool, and restore it.
- Open a tool with Command 1 to 4.
- Open a real login shell in Code. Terminal uses the same shell sessions as before, so hiding the pane does not end a running shell.
- In a narrow window, work with one tool at a time instead of a squeezed layout.
Limits
- Horme is not a code editor. Files and Changes are for reading and reviewing the work.
- Opening a third tool replaces the oldest one.
- Terminal opens in the trusted project root, not inside a run's worktree.