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Pages

The sidebar lists the pages. Press g and a page's number to jump to it.

Page Key What it is for
Home g1 Your day: what finished, what waits on you, what is next
Tasks g2 Everything you want done, in your order
Git g3 Pull requests, their checks and what is ready to merge
Agents & jobs g4 Agents working now, scheduled jobs and past runs
Inbox g5 Questions and reviews waiting for you
Environment g7 What agents see in each repository: instructions, hooks, CI, variables
Library g8 Your project's docs, and the files agents read
Settings g9 Look, keys, connections and flags
Analysis g0 Charts of your tasks and your usage

Hide pages you don't use in Settings › Pages. ⌘[ and ⌘] go back and forward. ⌃⌘S hides the sidebar.

Workspaces

A workspace is a folder SBT tracks, usually a Git repository. The picker at the top of a page chooses which workspaces it shows: one, several or all. Click a workspace's square to give it a colour; the colour follows it on panes and tasks. Add workspaces in Settings › Workspaces.

The composer

The box at the bottom of every page is where you ask for work. ⌘L puts the cursor in it from anywhere. See Agents.

Panes

Tools open beside the page as panes: a task's Detail, its Agent, the Inbox and others. Open one from the icons in the title bar. A pane follows the task you select; ⌥⌘P locks it to the one it shows.

Key Pane action
⌥⌘D Split the pane, then choose what the new one shows
⌥⌘F Flip the pane to its settings, and back
⌥⌘Z Zoom the pane to fill the window, and back
⌥⌘W Close the pane
⌥⌘ arrow Move the keyboard to the pane that way

Drag the line between two panes to resize them. Double-click it to even them out.

Right-click anything

Every row, cell, header, pane and button has a menu of what you can do to it, with each action's key beside it. ⌥⌘M opens the same menu for whatever has the keyboard.

Every key

? lists every key. Change any of them in Settings › Keys.