Project Brain Tab: Collapse Each Task's Memory Entry
The Project Brain tab now shows each merged task's memory entry as its own collapsible row instead of one long, continuous document.
Summary
The Project Brain tab now separates the project's stable overview from its Merged Task Log, and lists each merged task as its own collapsed row — identifier and merge date, newest first — that expands to the full entry only when you click it. As a project accumulates more merged work, the tab stays easy to scan instead of growing into one long page.
What You Gain
As a project builds up a longer history of merged tasks, the Brain tab used to render everything as a single, continuous document — the overview and every individual task's memory entry stretched end to end. Finding one specific task's entry, or just the project's current overview, meant scrolling through everything else first.
Now the overview sits on its own at the top, and every merged task gets a single collapsed row beneath it. Scanning the log for a particular task is now a matter of glancing down a short list of identifiers and dates, rather than searching through a long document for the right section.
How It Works
- The overview is separated from the log. The project's current overview renders on its own, no longer mixed in with individual task entries.
- Each merged task is one row. The Merged Task Log lists one row per task, showing its identifier and merge date.
- Newest first. Rows are ordered with the most recently merged task at the top.
- Click to expand. Click a row to see that task's full memory entry; click again to collapse it.
Where to Find It
Open any project's Brain tab to see the new layout — it applies automatically to every project with merged history, with nothing to turn on.
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