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History: a group's past sessions, back with one click (PRDCT-1738) — right-click a group → History (or ⌘⇧H for everything) and see every Claude conversation that lived in it, open or long closed: Claude Code's own title for the session, the last thing you said in it and when, the group it sat in, sorted by that last message. Click a row and the conversation comes back as a tab in the group, its whole context restored (claude --resume); ⌥-click skips permissions; a live one is simply focused. The link between a closed tab and its group is something Clave never kept before — the record went with the tab — so the app now writes its own small ledger the moment a session is placed or moved, whatever moved it (a drag, ⌘G, an agent), and the three days before the ledger existed are read back from the exchange capture. A group relaunched from its pin keeps its history: groups match by name as well as by id. A transcript Claude Code has cleaned up (30 days by default) stays listed, greyed, with nothing to resume. The field filters instantly on titles, last messages, folders and group names; switch its scope to Human, Agent or Tools and it searches inside the transcripts of the rows on screen — what you typed, what the agent answered, or the tools it called — streamed, cancellable, with the matching excerpt under each row.
Changed
The side panel chooses its root: workspace, group, or session — the file tree and the git panel only ever knew the focused tab's folder, so with no tab focused the panel drew nothing, and a tab deep in one repo had no way to look at the workspace around it short of the folder picker. The path bar now opens with a root chip — W, G or S, a letter because no icon reads as "workspace" against "group" at 12px — whose menu offers the workspace root, the group's folder and the session's own, each greyed when there is nothing on that rung (a tab outside any group, an empty window), with the folder picker under a rule since any folder is a root too. The default is a ladder, not a fixed rung: the session's folder when there is one, else its group's, else the workspace — so an empty window shows the workspace's tree and repos instead of a blank panel, and every session keeps what you picked for it until you pick again. Navigating into a subfolder, the breadcrumb and the way home all work under whichever root is chosen.
Fixed
/clear no longer strands the tab on the conversation you just cleared — Claude Code starts a new transcript on /clear, and the tab kept the old one's id, so Resume, a restart's re-adoption and now History all pointed at the cleared conversation. The tab follows the rotation, in memory and in its session record.