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Improvement · 2 min read

Comments, waveforms, and a steadier timeline

  • editor
  • timeline
  • comments
  • vibe
  • mobile

A round of editor fixes that came out of using it all day.

Comments panel

Comments is laid out like the other tabs now. Open and Resolved are the header tabs, the note list fills the panel, and a one-line composer sits at the bottom. Cards are flat on the panel surface, the note under the playhead a shade lighter, with a small tick to resolve and compact Ask Vibe and Reply actions. Every open note shows as a blue pin on the timeline ruler; click it to park the playhead there and open the panel.

Timeline

  • The waveform for an uploaded clip no longer disappears and re-decodes when the upload finishes. Peaks are keyed to the asset, read only the audio track, and paint progressively while the file is still being read.
  • The track label column (A1, V1, …) follows the lanes' vertical scroll exactly. It used to clamp early and drift a row out of line near the bottom. A wheel over the labels scrolls the lanes.
  • Preview toolbar chips are one 32 px height with 11 px text; the timecode and Fit pills match the play/pause cluster.

Media panel

In the Project tab the grid scrolls under the image composer instead of being cut off by it, a search field sits at the top like the Saved tab, and video and audio tiles carry the same duration badge Saved tiles have. Drag a card out of the media bin onto the Vibe composer to attach it.

Vibe

  • A video or image the agent generates runs straight away instead of waiting for the minute cron.
  • Typing # in the composer (or picking "Your assets" from the + menu) opens your assets. The Plan pill is a run-mode dropdown: Ask, Plan, Build.
  • Captions no longer invent dialogue for music or sound effects.
  • Reconnecting to a running edit after a tab reload or network blip picks up where it left off, and an edit that finds the timeline already in the requested state ends cleanly instead of failing.
  • Agent cursors act out the edit instead of parking on it.

Mobile app

Signing in no longer ends on "Could not open your web session (403)", the pre-sign-in tour holds the splash until the real stage is ready, and the signed-in onboarding is laid out for phones and tablets with a step bar, labelled fields, and username suggestions as chips.