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notes get their own left tab

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Ian Gulliver
2026-10-18 23:37:56 -07:00
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@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ When the owner tells the lead "deploy byre", or anything that means the same, th
- Exactly two panes, side by side, each exactly half the width, at every window size. Never three or more columns, never a sidebar, never a resizable or collapsible split.
- No navbar. The panes fill the window, below only the identity banner when it shows.
- The left pane has four tabs: Lead (the user's lead agent), Status, Server (the byre service on this Mac) and Settings (the user's and this client's preferences), with the connection dot and the user's name at the end of its tab strip. Nothing else goes in it. The right pane always shows one task, through tabs of that task's views; the lead sets the task, which tabs come first and which one is selected, and the human can switch the task (⌘K) and tabs too. A new task view is a new tab in the right pane, never a new column or region.
- The left pane has five tabs: Lead (the user's lead agent), Notes (what the lead has noted about the user), Status, Server (the byre service on this Mac) and Settings (the user's and this client's preferences), with the connection dot and the user's name at the end of its tab strip. Nothing else goes in it. The right pane always shows one task, through tabs of that task's views; the lead sets the task, which tabs come first and which one is selected, and the human can switch the task (⌘K) and tabs too. A new task view is a new tab in the right pane, never a new column or region.
- Overlays (the task switcher, confirmation dialogs) are allowed; they sit above the panes and don't change the layout.
## UI look