Minimap & Pane Compass

The canvas is bigger than your screen. Three widgets keep you oriented:

Pane Compass

The compass (bottom-right) is a miniature of the canvas around your current view. Windows near you appear as slots at a fixed scale — they keep their size and shape however far you pan, instead of shrinking with distance. A window outside the mapped area becomes a glowing arrow on the compass border pointing toward it: hover the arrow to see which window it is, and click it to jump straight there. Click or drag anywhere else on the map to pan. The Audit Log link under it opens the event log.

Minimized tray

Minimized windows leave the canvas entirely and collect in the sticky tray at the top-left (it doesn’t pan or zoom with the canvas). Click a pill to restore that window; the tray itself collapses to a small counter chip when you want it out of the way.

Good to know

• Commands that target a window — ask Alex…, send command to the terminal… — restore and reveal it automatically, even if it was minimized or off-screen.
• Tidy re-grids every visible window into view; it’s the fastest “where did everything go” fix.