Desktop Panes
The desktop UI is a paneable, flexible interface that allows you to arrange your workspace in a way that suits you best. You can have multiple panes open at the same time, and you can resize and rearrange them as you see fit. When visiting the desktop UI for the first time, you will see a single pane with the default layout.
You can create a new tab by clicking the ”+” button in the navigation. Tabs can contain any of the apps pages, and by default opening any page will open in your last active tab, unless you choose an option such as “open in new tab” or “open in vertical split”.
Tabs can be dragged to create new panes. Grab the tab by the title (the portion that sits in the navigation bar) and drag it to the side of the window to create a new pane. You can also drag tabs to the top or bottom of the window to create a new pane that spans the entire width of the window.
Your pane layout will be preserved across sessions, so you can come back to your workspace exactly as you left it.
Left Side Menu
Section titled “Left Side Menu”The left side menu serves as a navigation menu. At the top of the menu you’ll find the workspace picker, which lets you switch between your workspaces or view everything at once. You’ll see shortcuts for search, the dashboard, your document graph, your document tree, your ai threads, and your settings. The left side menu can be collapsed by clicking the icon in the top corner of the menu.
Right Side Menu
Section titled “Right Side Menu”The right side menu serves as a contextually-aware options menu. You’ll see options for the current page, such as sharing or references for documents. The right side menu can be collapsed by clicking the icon in the top corner of the menu.