Adom Hydrogen

@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ Uninstall Hydrogen like any Windows app: **Settings → Apps → Installed apps  ## Hydrogen widgets (small live panels in the title bar) -The bar across the top of the window is the **Title Bar**: the Adom menu, the meters, the widgets, the bell, your avatar and the window controls. Left of the bell there is a puzzle-piece icon: **Widgets**. Each widget is a small page served by a program inside your workspace and shown in a sandboxed slot in the Title Bar, sized to the bar (30 px, or 20 px when the bar is compact). Open one from the pulldown and it stays open across restarts, per user.+The bar across the top of the window is the **Title Bar**: the Adom menu, the meters, the widgets, the bell, your avatar and the window controls. Left of the bell there is a puzzle-piece icon: **Hydrogen Widgets**. Each widget is a small page served by a program inside your workspace and shown in a sandboxed slot in the Title Bar, sized to the bar (30 px, or 20 px when the bar is compact). Open one from the pulldown and it stays open across restarts, per user.  Three ship today: 

@@ -4,11 +4,11 @@  The bar across the top of the Hydrogen window is the **Title Bar** (the Adom menu, the meters, the widgets, the bell, your avatar and the window controls); the chevron at the top edge makes-it the **compact Title Bar**. Left of the bell there is a puzzle-piece icon, **Widgets**. Open one+it the **compact Title Bar**. Left of the bell there is a puzzle-piece icon, **Hydrogen Widgets**. Open one from that pulldown and a small panel appears in the Title Bar, served by a program running inside your workspace and shown in a sandboxed slot sized to the bar, full or compact. It stays open across restarts, per user, and closes from the same pulldown or the small x that appears when-you hover it. The last row of the pulldown, "Make your own widget", opens this page.+you hover it. The last row of the pulldown, "Make your own Hydrogen Widget", opens this page.  The Claude and Codex widgets carry their vendor marks, the same artwork the editor's AI launch bar uses, so you can tell whose numbers you are looking at.