Session management
Track, prioritize, archive, and export IDE chats from the Chats board.
AI
Preview — early access.
Overview
The Chats tab is a full board for every chat session in the workspace — not just the one open in the agent panel — with three views and an auto-computed priority per chat.
How it works
Each chat carries the machine it originated on, an auto-computed priority (a score plus the signals behind it, bucketed into an Eisenhower-style quadrant), and a live message count. Switch between List, Grid, and an Eisenhower quadrant view. Marking a chat done archives it; deleting an archived chat exports its transcript to JSON or Markdown first, so nothing disappears silently. The board polls for updates every few seconds.
Steps
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Open the Chats tab
It sits in the tab strip alongside Browser, Routines, Secrets, Models, Git, and Terminal.
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Pick a view
List for a scan, Grid for a card layout, Eisenhower to see chats split by priority quadrant.
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Reopen a chat
Click any chat card to load it back into the agent panel.
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Mark it done
Click ✓ to archive a finished chat — it moves to the Completed strip.
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Delete, with an export
On an archived chat, choose 🗑json or 🗑md — the transcript exports before it's deleted.
Capabilities
- Auto-computed priority — a score and the signals behind it, hover a card to see why.
- Multi-machine awareness — each chat is tagged with the machine (💻) it came from.
- Three view modes — List, Grid, and an Eisenhower quadrant split.
- Archive and restore — mark a chat done, or bring it back to active.
- Export-before-delete — deleting an archived chat always exports the transcript first, to JSON or Markdown.
Limits & honest scope
- Priority is a computed default, not a verdict — treat it as a sort order to help you triage, not a guarantee of what actually matters most.
- The board refreshes on a short poll (a few seconds), not instantly on every change elsewhere.
- Deleting a chat is permanent once confirmed — the export is your only copy afterward.