Inbox, sessions list, and search

The sidebar inbox shows what needs you now; the Sessions page finds anything, including archived work.

The sidebar inbox

The left sidebar groups sessions into three collapsible sections. Each section remembers whether you left it open.

A session moves between sections on its own:

• When a turn finishes, the session gets an unread mark for you and moves to Needs attention.
• Opening the session reads its latest finished turn (while the tab is visible), and it moves to In progress or Recent.
• Sending a prompt makes it active, so it sits under In progress until the turn ends.

Archived sessions are not shown in the inbox. The Archived link at the bottom of the list opens the Sessions page filtered to archived sessions.

Each section loads a page at a time; use Load more at the bottom of a section to fetch older entries.

Badges and rows

• An accent dot before the title marks an Unread session.
• A Failed label appears on sessions whose last run failed.
• The row also shows relative time, the repository (or repositories), and the base branch when it is not main.
• A sub-task tag marks an agent-spawned child whose parent is not in the current list.

Child sessions

Sessions the agent spawned are nested under their parent, so a parent and its children are read as one group. A group is placed by its most demanding member: one unread child is enough to put the whole group under Needs attention. See Child sessions.

The owner filter

The All / Mine toggle above the list limits the inbox to sessions you started. When Mine is empty the list reads "No sessions started by you". Mine is a convenience for finding your own work, not an access boundary: anyone with session read access can see every session in the workspace.

Row actions

Open a row's menu (or long-press it on a phone) for:

• Rename: edit the title in place. Enter saves, Escape cancels.
• Mark as read: clears the unread mark without opening the session.
• Archive: opens the confirmation dialog. Archiving the session you are viewing returns you to the home page.

Rename and Archive require session lifecycle permission.

The Sessions page

Open Sessions from the sidebar navigation (the /sessions route). It is described as "Find past and current work, including archived sessions and older history."

Search

The search box reads "Search title, ID or repository…". Typing commits to the URL after a short pause, so a filtered view is shareable as a link. Clear it with the X in the box.

Filters

Origins map to how the session was created: from the web, an automation run, a child spawned by an agent, or one of the GitHub, Linear, or Slack bots. The status text under the filters reports "Showing N sessions", with "More available" when there is another page; Load more fetches it. A link with unsupported filter parameters shows no sessions and offers Reset filters.

Result rows show a lifecycle label: Draft, Active, Completed, Failed, Archived, or Cancelled.

When the Lifecycle filter is Archived, the page adds a Manage archived sessions link to Settings › Data Controls, where you can unarchive sessions.

New session

The New session button at the top of the page (and the plus icon in the sidebar) opens the composer. It is shown only when you can create sessions.

Rename and archive

Rows on the Sessions page open the session; they have no action menu. Rename and archive a session from its row menu in the sidebar, or rename it by clicking the title in the session header. To restore archived sessions, see Data controls.

Keyboard shortcuts

All of these can be rebound under Settings › Keyboard. See Keyboard shortcuts.

Troubleshooting

Next steps

• Session lifecycle and statuses
• Data controls
• Keyboard shortcuts