Desktop workspace

Sources, Episode List, and Detail are the three columns. Swift and Qt share that broad organization, with platform-specific controls. Labels below match the actual interface.

Current source build, with original-language content. Full-size image.

What each column does

Column	Purpose	Typical action
Sources	Subscriptions, groups, state filters	Open Unprocessed, Starred, a group
Episode List	Choose an item from that source	Select what to read/process
Detail	Source and reading documents	Overview, Summary, Transcript

Overview preserves metadata. Transcript appears after processing; Summary displays existing notes. Opening Summary does not call a model, and an unprocessed import may lack a transcript.

Resize or collapse

Available in source after v0.9.0:

1. Drag the divider after Sources horizontally.
2. Drag the second divider to resize Episode List.
3. Use either leading toolbar button to hide/restore its column.
4. Hide both for reading; restore buttons remain accessible.

Expanded widths/visibility are remembered without clearing selection. Minimum widths preserve usable content. macOS also has View → Show All Columns.

Action	Swift macOS	Qt
Sources	Control-Command-S	Control-Shift-S
Episode List	Control-Command-L	Control-Shift-L

Older layouts can indicate a release/source difference.

Read and organize

Use item/context actions for favorites, groups, and read/archive state. Read is an organization choice, not proof of processing or verification. Source links stay intact even when list titles are shortened.

Settings → Reading adjusts native font, size, spacing, and width without changing the document. Use New Item then local-only processing for a run without cloud credentials. Logs/cards show stages and failures. Selecting subscription rows or refreshing metadata is not starting ASR; audio can remain pending.

Native macOS shortcuts

Action	Entry
Settings	Command-,
New Item	Command-N
New Group	Command-Shift-N
Local transcription	Command-Return
Local reprocess	Command-Shift-Return
Generate SRT	Command-Shift-S
Refresh	Command-R
Refresh Library	Command-Shift-I
Agent request	Copy Codex summary write-back instructions
Logs	Reveal Logs

Actions depend on selection, media, and readiness. Check prerequisites when disabled.

Import → · Settings →

Upper-left application status

Processing, cloud tasks, subscription refresh, library synchronization, and cloud connection notices share the upper-left status area. Folders retains group actions only. Sync titles wrap independently instead of competing with folder buttons. Concurrent states remain visible; longer status lists can scroll.

After Sources is collapsed, the native titlebar info button or Qt's Status toolbar action still opens the full panel. Refresh, stop-remaining-task, and result actions remain available. Qt logs open on request from the panel rather than occupying a permanent bottom status bar.

The screenshot on this page comes from an earlier source build; its Folders sync badge is not the latest placement.