Select text in the terminal again, see each session's profile at a glance, and drag your sessions into any order.

What's new

Text selection is back in the terminal. Drag to select (it survives streaming output), then press Cmd+C to copy. Double click selects a word, triple click a line, and holding Option hands the mouse to the app running inside the terminal.
Every session bubble now shows its profile: a small badge with the profile's icon and name, tucked into the bottom right of the row. It is the same chip you pick a profile with when starting a session, so you learn one mark and find it everywhere.
Reorder sessions by dragging. Pick up a bubble and it lifts, tilts, and follows your pointer anywhere; the other rows part to make room, and the new order sticks across restarts.
Session rows have a new slim look: title on top, prompt underneath, profile badge on the right.

Fixes

Cmd+C copies the terminal selection instead of clearing it.
Plain clicks still reach Claude Code exactly as before: clicks pass through, drags select.
The scroll wheel and tmux scrollback behave exactly as in 1.15.