18 APR 2026
David's problem: Workspace AI chat has jarring shell command flash and broken scroll
David identified two distinct UX defects in the workspace AI chat: rapid-fire shell command display that is visually jarring, and an auto-scroll that kidnaps the user's scroll position mid-read.
David described two concrete UX failures in the workspace AI chat interface and delegated 10 parallel subagents to investigate:
the shell commands appearing in the workspace ai chat UI, because often the agent makes more than one shell command in one output, the shell commands appear in very quick succession almost instantly in a very jarring motion. this is jarring and not good. why dont we just show the first one that made in that output as a shell UI and then show, below it, a nice UI saying x more actions made or something like that with an arrow indicating that the user can click on it to see the expanded view
also, scrolling whilst the agent is working is very glitchy. like, often ill scroll up and the screen re-adjusts and takes me to a different place than i was. it needs to be fixed
David proposed both the problem framing and the fix direction: collapse multi-action turns to show the first shell command with a collapsed "x more actions" disclosure, and fix the aggressive auto-scroll that overrides the user's manual scroll position.