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Another use case. I have over 20 threads either Done or Working. They are distributed along 4 machines. 10 of them are running in a machine that currently is offline and will be offline for the next 8 hours since i need to manually reboot it. Therefore, within this 8 hours I can't do anything, at least I will like to hide these threads from the sidebar and focus only the sessions with a working machine. The filters therefore would solve this. I can imagine many other use cases for filtering! |
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Thread search only matches text, so there's no way to ask for "failed Claude threads from this week". Typing
project:docssearches messages for that literal string.Proposal: GitHub-style qualifiers in every thread search box (sidebar, Cmd/Ctrl+K, mobile).
project:,env:,branch:,provider:,status:,since:/before:,is:archived-excludes, a comma means "any":provider:codex,claude -status:failed since:7dThe Cmd/Ctrl+K palette also gets a filter button that writes these qualifiers into the search box for people who don't know the keywords.
This would also cover #6696, #11819, #8084, and part of #6902.
Working implementation with videos: #16858.
is:archivedand the filter button are easy to cut if you'd like a smaller first step.All reactions