The revamped Console offers a new user interface, persisting execution history, and metadata about runs, addressing previous issues like unpredictable behavior and loss of past results, which often led to confusion. It now focuses solely on code execution results, creating new blocks for consecutive runs, allowing users to track and compare changes, while integrating with the Package Manager and an AI-powered Debugger to enhance functionality. The design faced challenges in maintaining backward compatibility while introducing dynamic interactions and behaviors around terminals, including scalable and virtualized scrolling, and support for full-screen terminal applications. The new Console also redefined the concept of a Repl being "running," simplifying interactions and ensuring processes stop reliably by running each code block in its own execution context using Control Groups. Looking forward, the Console opens possibilities for new features, such as running multiple blocks concurrently and displaying additional metadata, while the team seeks to expand its design and development capabilities.