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Users can switch from the sidebar to Top tabs in Settings. The sidebar remains the default, and compact/mobile layouts continue using it.
Threads, new-message drafts, Settings, Usage, and Pull Requests can stay open in separate tabs, so users can move between active work without losing context.
A dedicated new-tab page makes it easy to start work from recent projects and threads.
Tabs can be reordered, closed, and navigated with familiar shortcuts such as Cmd/Ctrl + T, Cmd/Ctrl + W, and Cmd/Ctrl + 1–9.
Tabs communicate important state at a glance, including active work, unsent drafts, and snoozed threads. Users can also quickly wake snoozed threads from the tab bar.
Thread actions are available directly from tabs: pin, rename, snooze, settle, archive, or close a thread. Closing a tab is designed not to accidentally discard ongoing work.
When using full-width tools such as Diff, Terminal, Browser, or Files, the chat remains available as a tab alongside those tools, making it easier to switch between discussion and implementation context.
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