One Drawer for Flows, Exploration, and Your Team

Today we're shipping the right drawer: a single tabbed rail on the right edge of the canvas that replaces three separate left-edge pills — Flows, Exploration, and Team Hub. Along with the consolidation, Team Hub itself got denser: per-member state dots, a sorted task board, and a tail of recent team messages, all visible in one place.

What you can do now

• Reach Flows, Exploration, and Team Hub from one rail — three tabs on the right edge, one panel slot, so only one is ever open at a time and switching tabs cleanly closes the previous one.
• See team state at a glance — each team member gets a colored state dot (working, waiting, done, failed, idle) so you know who's active without opening each member's tile.
• Read a team task board — tasks synced from your team, sorted in-progress first, then pending, then completed, with owners shown when set.
• Catch up on team chatter — the three most recent team messages, newest first, so you can skim without opening every inbox.
• Jump to a team member's tile — click a member row and the canvas flies straight to their pane.

How to try it

1. Open the right drawer from its rail on the right edge of the canvas.
2. Click a tab — Flows, Exploration, or Team Hub — to open its panel; click the active tab again to close it.
3. Starting a new ensemble run automatically switches the drawer to the Exploration tab so you see the forks immediately.
4. Click a team connection line on the canvas to focus that team and flip the drawer to Team Hub.

Why it matters / use case

Three separate pills meant three independent expand/collapse states fighting for the same visual space, and no shared rule for which one should open when something happened — a new ensemble run, a new team detection, a click on a team connection line. Collapsing them into one rail fixes that: one panel at a time, one place to look. For Team Hub specifically, the upgrade means you can triage a whole team — who's working, who's waiting, what's pending, what was just said — without visiting each member's tile individually.

Related docs

• The Right Drawer
• Team Collaboration
• Flows
• Ensemble Exploration

What's next / limitations

The drawer and the Fleet/Mission Control panel share the same right-edge stacking layer, so they can't both be open at the same time — opening one collapses the other. The Flows tab never carries a badge (a template list has no "unseen" concept); Exploration and Team Hub show count badges when they aren't the active tab.