Am I the only one who wants a 'simple mode' UI for LangSmith? Too many knobs.

Okay, I have to ask because I'm starting to feel like I'm missing something. I *love* the power of LangSmith for debugging our complex RAG chains and LLM calls. The tracing is invaluable.

But honestly, every time I open the UI, I feel a bit overwhelmed. There are so many panels, filters, metadata columns, and configuration knobs. It's like being handed the cockpit of a spaceship when I just need to drive to the grocery store most days.

My typical use case is pretty straightforward:
* Did this specific chain call work?
* Which step in the pipeline failed or had a weird output?
* What was the exact input and output for a user-reported issue?

I find myself wishing for a "simple mode" toggle—a UI that strips away the advanced options for when I'm doing basic triage. Something with:
* A much more focused default view (maybe just Trace Name, Input/Output, Status, Timestamp)
* Simplified filtering for the common stuff (status error vs. success, by chain name)
* Bigger, clearer buttons for "Compare" or "Add to Dataset"

I know the complexity is there for a reason, and power users need it. But coming from product analytics tools like Amplitude, where you can often switch between a "simple" and "advanced" query builder, I think it would lower the barrier for daily use.

Am I alone in this? Does anyone else have a set of bookmark views or hacks to make it feel simpler? Or do you just get used to the "knobs" after a while?

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