Sometimes, when chatting with Opus 4.7 Extra High, its chat response might include a series of questions within a ‘Questions’ panel.
The ‘Questions’ panel takes up a lot of the space of the chat response area, and currently there is no ‘Minimize’ button to minimize the ‘Questions’ panel.
Please add a ‘Minimize’ button to the ‘Questions’ panel in the chat response area.
Whilst it is possible to scroll the chat response in the tiny area above the ‘Questions’ panel, it is annoying not being able to ‘see’ the chat response properly.
Additionally, I have found if I click ‘Skip’ to get the ‘Questions’ panel out of the way, sometimes it interprets that ‘skip’ action as consent to make code changes that that I do not want it to take.
In my experience, I find that I want to answer the questions AFTER I have been able to read the chat response in a ‘non-cramped’ window.
Hi @litecode, thanks for the detailed write-up and screenshot.
You’re not alone — making the Questions panel easier to live with is something we’re actively tracking. Both of your points landed: being able to collapse/minimize the panel (and read the full response behind it), and making sure “Skip” never feels like it could trigger changes you didn’t ask for.
In the meantime, if you’d like the agent to use this panel less often, a Cursor Rule can help nudge that behavior away.
Hi all! Just wanted to follow up that we’ve shipped this feature. If you don’t see it, please update your Cursor app! Thank you for the feedback and letting us know.
Note that you may need to be in the new “Agents View” to see this minimize feature. If you don’t see it and you’re in the IDE view, now’s a great time to try out the Agents View
Nice to see the minimise button is in Agent View, but I can confirm it is still not in Editor View.
I’ve tried Agent View but, to me, it just doesn’t feel as ‘workable’ as Editor View.
Maybe I need to try more, but I code for work, and so I need to be able to assess and review and accept/undo every single code change that is provided in Editor View.
I need to be able to view and edit each file, hop around and look at other files, approve/undo each agent made change and see all the context around the changes. I’m not sure if Agent View allows all this functionality?
My feeling was that Agent View was more for straight up ‘vibe coders’ who don’t care how the code is being written, or if it follows the same conventions used in the rest of the codebase, as long as it ‘works’.
