In the desktop app's embedded AI terminal, the last one or two rows of the terminal are cut off by the bottom edge of the panel, so the live status lines are not readable. With Claude Code running, the prompt row and the 'Tip:' / 'bypass permissions' rows are visible, but the row below them – the running-subagent status ('general-purpose · Reading · 2m 30s · 121.5k tokens') – is half-clipped and the content under it is not visible at all. The user has a screenshot showing the clipped row; it could not be attached through the API, happy to supply it on request.
Steps to reproduce
1. Open a board and its AI terminal panel in the desktop app (Windows 11).
2. Run Claude Code and start a task that spawns a subagent so the multi-line status footer appears.
3. Look at the bottom edge of the terminal panel.
Expected
The terminal's visible row count matches the panel height, so the last line (the agent/process status line) is fully visible.
Actual
The final row(s) are drawn partly below the panel's bottom edge and cannot be seen; the row above it is visible and the one below is fully hidden.
Context
Feature: embedded terminal panel (xterm sizing / row calculation). Platform: Windows 11 Pro 10.0.26200, desktop app. Board SMA-b18d0. Likely the terminal's row count is computed from a height that does not subtract the footer/status area, or the panel's bottom padding overlaps the last row.
Environment
App version: 10.9.0
Platform: Windows 11 (AMD64)
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