Keep Last Blocks Open
Keeps the newest work blocks open while the agent works, so the output stays in view without clicks. Blocks count at every depth, so the commands inside a group count toward the limit. After the final answer only the last block stays open. Settings set the running count from 0 to 10, the count after the answer from 0 to 3, and whether Thought rows count. Needs no account or external service.
Overview
View sourceWhat you get
- While a thread runs, its newest 5 work blocks stay expanded, so the latest output is in view without clicks.
- Blocks count at every depth, in timeline order. A group such as "Ran 2 commands" counts, and so do the commands inside it. For example, with the limit at 5 and three groups of seven commands, the last five commands of the newest group stay open. That group opens to show them, but it takes no slot.
- When the final answer appears, only the last block stays open. Older blocks fold again.
- A run you stop before its answer keeps the running count.
- Your own toggles stay where you put them. The plugin changes a block only when its place in the window changes.
Settings
- Open blocks while the thread runs: 0 to 10, default 5. 0 turns this mode off.
- Open blocks after the final answer: 0 to 3, default 1. 0 turns this mode off.
- Count Thought as a block: on by default. Turn it off to leave Thought rows out of the count.
Changes apply at once, with no reload.
How it works
The plugin runs in the open app. It reads the thread timeline: the row ids, the thread pane, the expand buttons, and the Stop run button. It clicks a block's expand button only when that block's place in the window changes. It needs no account, key, or external service. Its settings are stored in bb on your bb server.
Limits
The plugin depends on bb's timeline markup. A bb update that renames those attributes or the Stop run label can stop the plugin from working. It does not show an error of its own when that happens.
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