A terminal that keeps up

• Terminals are drawn by your graphics card now, not by the web page around them. Scrolling back through a long run, zooming in and resizing a pane keep up the way a terminal should, and ⌘+ makes the text bigger rather than just the box it sits in. You can switch back to the old renderer if you need to.
• Work can start without you. Save a prompt, give it a time or a web address that fires it, and Aura opens the session and gets on with it — with a record of every run. A server that was down when a job was due fires it once when it comes back, not once for every hour it missed.
• The models you star become your own shortlist at the top of the model menu, in agent chats and in Aura’s own chat alike, with ⌘1 to ⌘5 on the first five. How hard the model thinks, and whether it answers fast, moved in there too — and the chip now says which of them is on.
• Team chat and Pages have come out of the app. The surfaces built on the same data stay: who is working, what landed, and which session did it.