One workspace for the work
The sidebar holds missions. Open a mission to read its conversation, send a follow-up and inspect its work. Files, a browser and terminals sit beside that conversation. A mission's actions menu holds operations such as editing its title, pinning it, inspecting resources and archiving it.
Use the command palette (⌘K) to find an action without navigating menus. Settings (⌘,) includes search across its controls: choosing a result opens the relevant section and focuses the setting.
Find and organize missions
The mission list can filter by All, Needs attention, Working or Idle. Group by workspace or recency, and sort by activity, creation or title. Pins and custom sections organize the list on this Mac.
A mission awaiting approval needs a decision; one awaiting an answer needs information. Status unavailable does not mean it has finished. Open the mission to inspect the latest state.
Useful shortcuts
| Action | Default shortcut |
|---|---|
| New mission | ⌘N |
| Open folder | ⌘O |
| Settings | ⌘, |
| Command palette | ⌘K |
| Find in the current surface | ⌘F |
| Reopen last closed | ⇧⌘T |
| Toggle sidebar | ⌘B |
Review or change shortcuts in Settings › Keyboard. Settings also includes Appearance, Accessibility, Notifications, Terminal and System controls.
Close and recover
Archiving removes a mission from the active list while keeping its conversation and history. It also stops processes the mission owns. Reopen last closed can restore the most recently archived mission, closed browser tab or terminal. Closing a terminal can stop the process running in it; review the confirmation before closing all terminals from Resource Manager.