As it happens
Commands appear as the room runs them, grouped under the seat that ran them, with the seat's own reason above each one. A long run folds to a single line you can open.
The workbench
A panel beside the chat with the things you want while reading: Files the run changed, with diffs; a Diff view against the branch's base; Terminal panes you can type in yourself; the PR list and its checks; and a browser for whatever the work is producing.
Test the answer yourself
The receipt tells you what the room ran. The terminal is right there to run it again. Nothing about the app stops you checking it the way you would check a colleague's branch, and nothing it claims is beyond checking.
Stopping
Stop at any time. The room finishes the command in flight and stops cleanly rather than leaving a half-written file.
When something looks wrong
Rate the answer down and say why — it takes a second, it reaches us with the discussion attached, and it is how we learn which models actually lead well on real work. See Getting help, and telling us when it is wrong.