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Sections

The Task list groups your Tasks into Sections. A Section is a directory: the first Task you start in a directory creates its Section, and later Tasks there join it. A Section is listed for as long as it has active Tasks.

A Section whose directory is a Git repository shows a repository icon. Tasks that move into a worktree stay in their repository's Section, marked with a branch icon.

Open a Section

Select a Section's name to open it. An open Section offers, for its directory:

  • New Task, which starts a Task there with the model, reasoning level, speed, and approval mode of the last turn started in that Section.
  • For a repository, Working Tree, Branch, Git, and GitHub, which show the repository itself without opening a Task. See Review changes.
  • A terminal in the Section's directory, from the last button in the header.
  • Existing conversations, which forks a Codex, Claude Code, or Grok conversation into the Section. See Fork a conversation.

A Section opened: New Task in its directory, existing conversations, and its GitHub repository A Section opened: New Task in its directory, existing conversations, and its GitHub repository

Pin a Task

Open the Task, choose Task details at its top right, and choose Pin task. The Task moves to Pinned at the top of the Task list and to the top of the Task Switcher. Choose Unpin task to return it to the top of its Section. Archiving a Task unpins it.

A Section whose Tasks are all pinned stays in the list, so you can still open it.

Reorder

Choose the reorder button at the top of the Task list, then choose whether to move Tasks within their Sections or move whole Sections. Drag the rows into the order you want; press Esc or choose the button again to finish. Pinned Tasks move among themselves, and Pinned stays at the top. The order is kept on the host, so every screen shows the same list.

The Task Switcher lists the same Tasks, pinned ones first, by when they last finished instead, without changing this order.