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Tabs

Not every card deserves screen space all the time. The tab bar holds cards you want one click away without them competing for board area.

  • Add to Tabs on a card moves it off the board into the tab bar.
  • Clicking a tab shows that card large; clicking it again returns you to the board.
  • Move to Board puts it back into the grid.
  • New Tab creates a card directly in the bar.
  • Hide tabs / Show tabs collapses the bar when you want the full height.

A tabbed card is still running. This is a presentation choice, not a lifecycle one.

They look similar and mean different things:

TabsIcebox
Forcards you switch to oftensessions you are not working with now
Card typesanyagent sessions only
Lives inthe bar above the boarda toolbar button on the Mac, the workspace pane on the iPhone
Coming backclick the tabMove to Board, at the board edge a new session takes

Rule of thumb: tabs are for attention, the Icebox is for storage.

  • Tabs are per workspace and stored with the board, so they survive restarts and appear identically on every device.
  • A card is either on the board or in the tabs, never both; the host rejects a board grid and tab list that name the same card twice.
  • Tab order is the order you added them; drag to reorder.
  • A card in the tab bar keeps running like any other; switching to its tab shows exactly what it did while you were elsewhere.