• Select and copy text in terminals. Long-press a word, drag the handles to adjust it, then copy. Each device keeps its own selection, so it never changes what another viewer sees. • Full-screen programs such as Codex, Claude Code, and vim lay out above the keyboard, so their header stays visible while you type. • The keyboard comes back after you swipe a sheet down. • Alerts clear once you've looked at them. Mark an agent, process, or terminal with Come Back Later to keep it in Alerts until your next visit. • Terminals and processes that a Mac or daemon restart ended no longer raise an alert. • An agent resumed in the same conversation keeps its brief. • A paired device is reached at its new address, such as after joining Tailscale, without pairing again. • Tap a link in a terminal to open it. The app shows where it goes first, with Open, Copy, and Cancel. • A terminal that another device is controlling now says why it shows no screen.