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I would love this for grouping work and project threads and then be able to show/hide them |
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Note 🤖 Claude Opus 5.5 responding on behalf of Theo Closing this. #21039 added Settings → Labs → Boring sidebar (group by project) on web and desktop. It puts active threads in a folder for each project. |
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Area
apps/desktop
Problem or use case
I am working on 80+ different repositories, some of them with the same directory name. ie I have 5 "api" repositories.
Differentiating them is right now basically impossible - by best guess is right now if I remember the previous conversation and know it by this.
Further it would be great to navigate in a way that I have already as a structure to differentiate the different repos.
Proposed solution
With a new option to add grouping above the current chat grouping, it would be possible to differentiate the different routes.
ie having the following:
would first look for all paths and find the common root of
/home/user/workspaceand then show a tree like:ideally to combine multiple levels into the description of there is only one repo
Why this matters
Having a lot of repositories to work on right now is hard to find the right one to continue.
When having to work on a lot I always have a directory structure where those repositories are checked out on that specific machine. It would therefor be great to simply tap into this structure.
Smallest useful scope
Having a manual 2nd group level that can be assigned to any of the current groups
Alternatives considered
I don't know a reasonable workaround
Risks or tradeoffs
As this is only relevant when there are a lot of repositories it should be gated behind a setting - ie multilevel groups is disabled per default, then manual as a second option and directory based as a third.
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