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The terminal TUI has the /details toggle to hide tool execution details globally. The Windows desktop app (v1.18.10) has no equivalent: every shell/read/edit panel renders expanded by default and can only be collapsed one at a time by clicking its header.
For non-technical users the expanded panels are pure noise — screens of shell commands they will never read, burying the assistant's actual reply.
Request: a persistent setting in the desktop app to default tool panels collapsed (per-session toggle or a persisted preference — the TUI already has the concept, so hopefully a small port).
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[FEATURE]: Persist desktop/web steps panel collapse state across sessions #7174: Persist desktop/web steps panel collapse state across sessions (closed) — covers the same request: persisting the collapse/expand preference for the tool/steps panel in the desktop app, with a default-collapsed option, noting TUI already has this capability.
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github-actions commentedon Jul 31, 2026
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