The screen displays a dark-themed chat application named "Athena v3". The main panel shows a conversation where a user has asked the AI to create an infographic about the "current state of the Iran war." The view is scrolled down to the AI's multi-step response. Initially, we see several separate messages from the AI, including an `ASSESSMENT` of the plan, a `call_search` tool call, another `ASSESSMENT`, and a preview of a timeline diagram.

As the narrator begins speaking, they scroll down through the chat log. The narrator says, "And I don't want to see all this crap between each of these messages." The scrolling action reveals a long sequence of individual messages that clutter the conversation history. These include previews for a pie chart and a flowchart, followed by at least four separate, identical-looking tool calls for `mermaid.render`.

The narrator continues scrolling and explains the desired behavior: "It should just be I'm working... and I can expand one thing to see all of it." The scroll continues past more intermediate messages, including another `ASSESSMENT` ("Now I'll compile all this..."), a `call_generate` tool call, and a final `ASSESSMENT` before the final PDF file output is shown. The core issue demonstrated is that the AI's entire thought process, including every tool call and intermediate generation step, is displayed as a separate message, making the chat log difficult to read and navigate. The user wants these technical steps to be collapsed into a single, expandable entry.