Bookmarks
Save important moments — agent answers, terminal output, code lines, whole panes — and triage them later.
Long agent sessions produce a few moments worth keeping: the explanation that finally made sense, the failing test output, the line of code to revisit. Bookmarks save those moments so they don't scroll away.
The feature is Bookmarks; its sidebar tile is labeled Saved — look for the bookmark (ribbon) icon.
What you can bookmark
- Agent blocks — any message, tool call, or result in a conversation
- Terminal blocks — a command and its full output
- Code lines — specific lines in a code view
- Panes — an entire session worth returning to
Each agent and terminal block has a bookmark icon in its meta row (next to Copy); code views have a bookmark action per line; and a pane's bookmark button lives in its header. Click it to save. For a code line, a colored dot appears in the gutter; for blocks and panes, the bookmark icon fills in and takes on the color you assign.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Open the Saved panel | Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+B |
| Bookmark the focused pane | Alt+Shift+B |
Colors and notes
Right-click the bookmark button to open its popover, where you can pick a color and add a note — "baseline before refactor", "flaky test evidence", "good prompt". The palette is a fixed set: Default, Red, Pink, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple.
Colors are labels: use one color per investigation, per topic, whatever fits.
The Saved panel
Open it with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+B. It's a lightweight triage queue with three tabs, each
showing a count:
| Tab | Holds |
|---|---|
| Open | Active saved items |
| Archived | Items you've set aside |
| Completed | Items you've marked done |
Each row shows its source, title, preview, and note. Per-row actions let you Mark complete, Archive, or Remove from Saved. Search across all items with the box at the top (it matches titles, content, and notes). Click any item to jump back to its source — the pane reopens if it was closed.