Attachments and panes

Beside the conversation sits a row of panes you can open at any time — files, terminal, Git, browser and more. Each conversation has its own set.

A conversation with the built-in terminal open beside it, showing a commit graph and test output,

Attachments

Drag files into the composer, paste them, or click +. Up to 8 at a time.

File	What the model gets
Images	The image itself (the model must accept images)
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint	The extracted text; a scanned document has no text, so only its name
Code and text	The full contents
Video, audio, archives and so on	Just the name and type

Screenshots: set a global shortcut under Settings → Screenshots. After a capture you can annotate it — arrows, boxes, text, pen, mosaic — or have it attached to the composer automatically.

Previewing files

Click a file in the Files pane and it opens in File contents:

Code and text in an editor with syntax highlighting; ⌘S saves, and one keystroke formats
Markdown rendered, with a switch back to the source
Images, video and audio
PDF and Word (.docx)
Spreadsheets (.xlsx, .xls, .ods) and SQLite databases, shown as tables

A Markdown file open in the File contents pane, rendered with its text and a sequence diagram

Panes

Pane	Shortcut	For
Files	`⌘P`	The project’s file tree
File contents	`⌥⌘P`	Viewing and editing the current file
Terminal	⌃`	A real terminal
Git	`⌘⇧R`	Changes, commits, branches, history
Side chat	`⌥⌘S`	A separate chat about this conversation that never writes into it
Sub-agents	`⌥⌘A`	What each subagent is doing
Tasks	`⌘J`	The plan, the run log, and services that are running
Trace	`⌘L`	Exactly what this turn sent to the model
Browser	`⌘T`	A built-in browser the agent can drive too

Move a pane by dragging the small bar at its top centre.
Maximize a pane to fill the conversation area; Esc restores it.
Pop out any pane except the browser into its own window.