How to view the terminal output.

[joonshakya]

When checking the ran commands, I only see the command and click on it just expands the full command, but I don't see the terminal output. Am I missing something here?

[Zer0codestuff]

You are not missing a separate terminal panel. This was a work-log bug: affected builds could show the command without its actual output. It was fixed in #4083 and is included in v0.0.36.

After updating to v0.0.36:

1. Expand the Ran N commands group.
2. Click the individual command row.
3. Its expanded body should show the command followed by the captured output.

The current implementation extracts Codex aggregatedOutput, Claude or ACP content, and stdout or stderr into the command detail (extraction code). The row then renders that detail below the command (rendering code).

If an older session still shows only the command, run it again after updating. A stored activity with no captured output has nothing for the row to render. Commands that genuinely produced no output will also show only the command.

[prom3theu5]

not anymore you cant :(
recent changes to reduce payload size, now limit this to the first line of the output only - so its useless

To keep reduced payload size, and full output - a new command would need to be introduced, to return the query to get the full output from the persistence layer when clicking expand

That way you keep payloads small, and get the full output

[shurkanTwo]

There is a newer update to the payload-size issue raised above: the v0.1.0 V2 timeline implements fetching omitted output when the individual command/tool item is expanded.

Expand the command group, then expand the individual command row. The inspector should retrieve the saved item details and display the captured output in a scrollable section.

The released source shows both parts:

• useFetchedTurnItem requests details for an item whose output was omitted from the timeline payload.
• ToolOutput renders the returned output, with loading/error states.

That is the on-demand retrieval suggested in the last reply. I checked the v0.1.0 implementation; I haven't reproduced your original session. This can only retrieve output that was captured and is still available. If a newly run command still shows only its first line after expansion on that version, the provider, exact T3 version, and a small reproducer would help distinguish a remaining provider-specific problem.