A rebuilt agentic sidebar, familiar if you live in Slack, Cursor, or Claude Code

• An agentic sidebar. The app shell is rebuilt from scratch around your agents, matching the way the rest of the product now works. If you spend your day in Slack, Cursor, Codex, or Claude Code, it will feel immediately familiar: one quiet column that holds your work, collapses to a rail when you want the room, and reopens with a click or a keystroke. It lists your workspace's active agents by default, with drafts and ready ones a filter away: you can re-sort or switch state, type, and ownership right in the sidebar, or open the full list with Show all. Getting back into something that is running no longer starts with a search.
• Below your agents, every session you have had with Perspective, newest first: the design sessions where you built an agent and the analysis sessions where you worked through what came back. Page through the whole history in place and carry on where you stopped, so returning to yesterday's thinking is a click rather than a hunt.

Navigation is simpler alongside it. Activity is now Conversations, and help, feedback, and settings sit together under your profile. Single-key shortcuts work the same way everywhere, with the key shown in the tooltip when the sidebar is collapsed. Your workspace and its credit balance moved to the bottom and stay visible in the collapsed rail, so you can see what is left without opening anything.

• The single-letter navigation shortcuts no longer fire while a menu or dialog is open. A letter typed into one of those stays there instead of jumping you to another page.
• A small one on the design page: the Outline view now stays greyed out until an outline exists, rather than opening an empty panel.