A roomier plan editor and an allowance that uses your account
Editing a plan step takes the whole row and wraps long titles, narrow panels stop cutting text, and Efficiency draws on your account's limits.
Plan steps you can read while you edit them
Editing a step in the plan sidebar now gives the whole row to the form. A long title wraps onto more lines instead of scrolling out of sight, and a pasted line break becomes a space.
The move and remove controls sit over the end of the row and show on hover, so step titles keep their full width. The save hint appears only where it fits, and the line under the title stays straight.
Narrow panels that keep their words
The inspector's tab strip fades only the edge where more tabs are scrolled away. Stat cards break their notes between items, never between a word and its number, and one turn now reads as 1 turn.
Automation forms move their keyboard hint aside when the form is too narrow for it.
Efficiency on your account
Efficiency can now run its improvement tests on a signed-in account, such as ChatGPT or a Claude setup token. The $5 allowance counts that work at the model's API price, but it only uses your account's own usage limits and nothing is billed.
Real money is spent only when the model runs on an API key, and the Improve tab says which of the two the last job used.