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Describe the enhancement you want to request
Provide a user interface or command like /archived to browse, search, and navigate archived sessions, resolving the pain point of losing track of old conversations once archived.
While the new Desktop v2 layout is beautiful and welcoming for new users, the classic interface—with its side-by-side split panels, visible file trees, and native file referencing—remains an incredibly production-grade, highly efficient setup for daily coding. This feature is designed to elevate this workflow.
Reclaiming and Restoring Archived Contexts
Archive Recoverability: Archiving shouldn't be a "black hole" where old conversations go to die. Developers often need to reference previous architectural decisions.
Restoring Power: Adding the /archived browser dialog makes old sessions searchable, browsable, and instantly restorable, turning archiving into a highly usable and functional workspace lifecycle utility.
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github-actions commentedon Jul 14, 2026
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ohsalmeron commentedon Jul 15, 2026
While the new Desktop v2 layout is beautiful and welcoming for new users, the classic interface—with its side-by-side split panels, visible file trees, and native file referencing—remains an incredibly production-grade, highly efficient setup for daily coding. This feature is designed to elevate this workflow.
Reclaiming and Restoring Archived Contexts
/archivedbrowser dialog makes old sessions searchable, browsable, and instantly restorable, turning archiving into a highly usable and functional workspace lifecycle utility.aleksandr-openlab commentedon Jul 28, 2026
github-actions commentedon Sep 27, 2026
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