Inventory advises, saves loadouts and carries sessions
The Inventory flags a loadout pulled in too many directions, keeps up to ten saved loadouts, and lets earlier sessions ride into new ones.
An advice card sits above the totals. The engine reads which field each equipped skill serves — data engineering, finance, 3D, frontend, infrastructure and so on — and when most of them lean one way, it names the lone skills pulling elsewhere. Where an unequipped skill fits the lead field, it offers the swap; otherwise it offers to drop the outlier. One click applies it. A focused loadout says so, and one spread across three or more fields with no lead is told that too.
Saved loadouts sit in a strip above the panes. Save what is equipped under a name, keep up to ten, and pick one to make it the loadout every new session starts with; the one in use is marked. Start a session with it goes straight back to the home view.
Below the kinds, a Sessions entry lists recent sessions. Pick one and choose how new sessions use it: load its summary at the start, or make it discoverable, so the agent gets a pointer and reads only the parts it needs. A session still working shows as live, and the agent is told it is still running and to read it again before relying on it. The panes no longer sit on a gray backdrop; thin lines divide them instead.