[FEATURE REQUEST] Add "Quiet Mode" to Hide Tool Call Input/Output

[grittyninja]

I'd like to request a new feature for TweakCC called “Quiet Mode” — a toggle that hides the verbose input/output logs of tool calls during code generation or interaction with Claude Code.

Currently, when using tools like [MCP] sequentialthinking, the interface displays detailed input and output for every tool call. While useful for debugging, this can clutter the view during normal usage and make it harder to focus on the final generated code or response.

With Quiet Mode enabled, the UI would collapse or suppress those logs, showing only a minimal indicator like:

Search ...
[MCP] sequentialthinking ...
MultiEdit ...
Read [filename] ...

This would keep the interface clean while still signaling that a tool was invoked. Users who need to see the full logs can disable Quiet Mode or expand individual entries as needed.

This feature would greatly improve readability and workflow efficiency, especially during extended coding sessions or demos where visual noise should be minimized.

Thanks for considering this addition — TweakCC is already a powerful tool, and small UX improvements like this would make it even more pleasant to use daily.

[bl-ue]

Hi @grittyninja! That's a clever idea. It would make the UI much cleaner, and I'd personally use it. I suspect it may be a bit difficult to implement; however, I'll take a look and see later in the day. It could turn out to be simple. Thank you for the suggestion!