VibeFuse v0.1.13 is a layout-model release. Everyday canvas controls moved into the header you already watch, HyperFrames renders became workspace-rooted, and long agent/widget lists stopped clipping. This article expands the thin changelog into the “why it matters” version for builders living on a multi-agent board.
Why the CANVAS header owns chrome now
Before 0.1.13, zoom and widget focus/hide/close competed with session tabs for attention. On a crowded board — Claude Code beside Cursor, a terminal, a browser — that meant hunting for controls while an agent was mid-tool-call. The CANVAS bar now owns:
- Widget icons — focus, hide/show, and close for each open widget on the right side of the header.
- Zoom — minus, percent, and plus beside those icons. Click the percent to reset pan and zoom.
- Workspace folder — the project-folder pill stays at the far right so path context never leaves the chrome.
Session tabs remain on their own row with the new-session plus. The title bar reports v0.1.13, matching the installer download — a small trust detail that stops “which build am I on?” confusion during support.
HyperFrames renders at the workspace root
The HyperFrames widget preview now binds to C:\vibefuse\hyperframes, so the Renders tab lists C:\vibefuse\hyperframes\renders instead of a nested studio folder. Finished MP4s from sibling projects copy into that shared renders\ folder. For SEO and product narrative alike: VibeFuse is not only an agent harness — it is where agent output becomes a video asset without leaving the canvas.
Sidebar overflow that survives real catalogs
Agents, Widgets, and Skills use an accordion (one section open at a time). Long lists no longer clip: overflow collapses into a +N more flyout, and the collapsed rail still shows category icons. Marketplace styling packs also publish and browse from Settings → Appearance, then apply on the canvas.
How this helps ranking pages
If you landed here from custom AI dashboard or VibeFuse, the takeaway is simple: the canvas is the product surface. Header chrome, shared renders, and non-clipping catalogs are what make multi-agent work feel like a workspace instead of a pile of terminals.
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