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Edit a file from the Files tab. A text file open in the viewer, a .env
for instance, has Edit: change it, and Save (or Ctrl+S) writes it
back with its own line endings. Cancel asks before discarding changes, and Esc
never discards anything.
If the agent changed the file while you were editing, nothing is
overwritten. You discard your changes, or move them to the new version:
it loads in the editor with the lines you changed listed above it, and you
carry them over and save. No copy is saved anywhere, so a .env with keys
can't end up in a commit by accident.
What you're writing survives switching documents or tabs, a document with
unsaved changes isn't closed by the × or by the limit of open documents, and
reloading the page asks first.
Only files that already exist inside the project: nothing is created,
renamed or deleted. A file over 512 KB, one that isn't plain UTF-8 text, or
a read-only one can be viewed but not saved.
It works from the phone and from a paired computer too.
Next to ⟳, the viewer also has the button that puts the file's path in your
message.
A message you send while the agent works shows in the conversation. It
waits at the end, marked as queued, until the CLI delivers it: Claude Code
and OpenCode from their history, Pi and Antigravity from what the app sent.
Codex doesn't queue: it reads the message right away.
Force send now makes the agent read it at once: Ctrl+X Ctrl+S in Claude
Code, Alt+M in Antigravity, and in Pi a stop and resend. OpenCode shows the
queue without the button.
Fix a message you just sent, with Claude Code. A message you stop before
the agent does anything leaves the conversation and comes back to the message
box, as in the CLI.
↩ on a message goes back to before it. A dialog offers to undo the
conversation and the code, or only the conversation; the app drives the
CLI's rewind menu, checking its screen at every step, and the message comes
back to the box to edit.
The conversation follows the branches Claude Code leaves when you go back,
and a message stopped and sent again no longer shows twice.
Shift+Enter continues a list in the message box: numbered, lettered or
bulleted.
Changed
The Files tab no longer shows any CLI's folder. A project opened in your
home folder has ~/.claude inside it: the tree listed it, and the viewer
could open what was in it. Now those folders aren't listed or searched, and
nothing in them is opened, not even through a link or a junction.
The Antigravity model picker offers only the six models Antigravity CLI 1.3.6
has.
Fixed
Codex sessions compressed by the Codex desktop app show again in the
sidebar. The desktop app compresses old sessions to .jsonl.zst, and the
sidebar lost every Codex session; they're read decompressed in memory now, and
a tab follows Codex when codex resume replaces the compressed file.
A failed command in Codex 0.162 no longer shows as successful.
A new Codex session no longer stays "untitled" in the sidebar, and its date
keeps up while Codex writes.