Layouts

Every pane in a workspace can be pinned to an edge or spanned across a full row. The layout is per-workspace and persists across launches.

Default layout

When you add a pane, it joins the current row. Two panes in a row split horizontally; three panes split into thirds; etc. Adding a fourth wraps to a new row.

Pinning

Pinning docks the focused pane to one edge of the workspace area. The other panes redistribute to the remaining region.

Shortcut	Action
⌘⌥←	Pin focused pane to the left
⌘⌥→	Pin focused pane to the right
⌘⌥↑	Pin focused pane to the top
⌘⌥↓	Pin focused pane to the bottom
⌘⌥U	Unpin

Only one pane per edge can be pinned at a time. Pinning a second pane to the same edge replaces the first.

Full-row span

⌘⌥F toggles the focused pane between "shares its row" and "spans the full width of the row." Useful for the Terminal pane when you need a wide command output without unpinning the rest.

Resizing

Drag the dividers between panes to resize. Sizes persist per workspace.

Reordering

Drag the pane title bar to reorder. The kanban-style pane menu (top-right of each pane) also has Move up / Move down items.

Closing

Click the × in a pane's title bar to remove it from the workspace. Re-add via Add Block (or ⌘⇧N).

Persistence

Layout is serialized via LayoutPersistence and stored in SwiftData alongside the workspace. Switching kinds preserves each kind's last-seen layout — open a Prompt workspace, drop two terminals in, switch to Ideas, switch back: the two terminals are still there.