Your findings are a document now, not fourteen modals
The device page held 28,206 characters of analysis and showed you 2,814 of them. The rest was behind fourteen cards you opened one at a time. It is one document with a reading rail now, and the hardware tables that were empty for a year are full.
The analyses are the product. Everything else on a device page is scaffolding around them.
Which made it worth measuring how much of them anyone could actually read. On a real Linux workstation, the device page held 28,206 characters of written analysis. It displayed 2,814. The other ninety percent sat inside fourteen cards as a 201-character preview each, reachable one dialog at a time.
One document, with a rail
The findings are now a single document, worst first.
Down the left is every check with its score and severity band, and it is navigation rather than decoration: click a check and the document moves to it. Down the right is every analysis in full, in that order, with its actions inline. Healthy checks arrive as one line carrying their verdict and open in place, because eleven passing checks should still say what they found without eleven clicks.
Nothing on the page opens a dialog to be read any more.
Inventory is a spec sheet
The Inventory tab listed what we had collected. It now reads as a specification for the machine: identity, processor, memory, storage, graphics, network, firmware, operating system, each with the facts under it rather than a table of rows to scan.
Two things it now gets right that it did not before.
Storage was totalling mount points rather than volumes, so a machine with the same disk mounted twice reported twice the capacity it has. And what the network section called "201 network interfaces" was 201 container veth pairs on a workstation with two real ones.
The nine empty hardware tables are populated. GPU, firmware, memory modules and the rest had been empty since they were created, because the agent never sent that data. It turned out osquery had been collecting it all along, on every endpoint, and the rows were sitting in the database unused. No agent release was needed, and no new collection: the facts were already there.
Where a value genuinely is not known, the page says so rather than guessing. Disk encryption in particular has three states and one of them is "we cannot tell from here", which is a different thing from "not encrypted" and is now shown as such.
Clip anything
Selecting a sentence in the AI chat and sending it to your scratchpad has been possible for a while. It now works on findings too: hover an analysis to clip the whole reading, or select a passage inside one to clip just that.
Each clipping remembers which check it came from, on which device, and what that check scored at the time, which is what makes it worth anything a week later when it is going into a ticket or a client report.
The header stopped shouting
Four things at the top of the page have gone: a green "Online" badge that duplicated the green dot beside it, a bare timestamp nobody could identify, a permanently displayed agent version, and the word "Excellent", which turned out to describe the age of the last heartbeat rather than the health of the machine.
Presence now speaks only when it is bad news, which is the only time it is news.