Layouts, tabs and chat history

Choose a layoutCopy Anchor Link

CAD + chat keeps the engineering viewport and conversation side by side. Resize the chat dock to suit your model. Focus gives the conversation the available workspace. Closing chat returns to CAD-only inspection; reopening it must not create a new conversation or restart a run.

Before a task, confirm the project label. A project conversation belongs to its bound project. A General conversation is not permission to capture unrelated open documents. See projects and conversations.

Work with tabsCopy Anchor Link

1. Use New chat or Ctrl+T while focus is inside chat.
2. Enter a distinct request and check the inherited project.
3. Switch tabs to compare conversations. Each keeps its own draft and activity.
4. Close the active tab with Ctrl+W. This removes the tab from view; it is not deletion of its saved conversation.
5. Use Ctrl+Shift+T to reopen a closed chat, or choose it in chat history.

Closing a tab is not the same as stopping its agent. Inspect running indicators and explicitly Stop a request when you mean to interrupt it.

Find previous workCopy Anchor Link

Open Chat history from the chat header. Search for a conversation, check its project and reopen it. Renaming helps distinguish similar tasks. Archive is organizational; deletion is a separate destructive decision.

A saved assistant response is not evidence that candidate changes reached the original. Review the candidate and Apply records in that conversation. A later Plan answer did not create an older Agent candidate.

Expected result and recoveryCopy Anchor Link

Layout changes should preserve the selected conversation, draft, activity expansion and CAD dock arrangement. If a view looks wrong, preserve unsaved CAD work and change layout once; do not reset the entire application profile or delete conversation storage. Report the layout, window size and a safe screenshot to support.