v0.1.40
Spaces — group related projects in the sidebar
Zetty's sidebar has always organized projects by state: Home, Pinned, Projects,
Scratch, Hibernating. Spaces add a section you define yourself — a named,
colorable, collapsible group holding whichever projects belong together.
A Space sits below Projects and behaves like the sections you already know:
- Joining a Space clears the project's pin — a project lives in exactly one
section, so members show no star. - Hibernating a member sends it to Hibernating like any other project,
tagged with its Space's name; waking it returns it to that Space. The Space's
header shows both counts as3/1(awake/dormant), and a Space with no awake members hides
until one comes back. - Deleting a Space never deletes projects — they simply return to
Pinned/Projects. - Collapse state, color, icon, and order all persist across quit and relaunch.
Home, scratch terminals, and clones are never members; a clone follows its source
into whatever Space that source belongs to.
Using them
Right-click a project → Move to Space ▸ (or New Space… to create one and
file the project in a single step). Right-click a Space header to rename it, edit
its color and icon, collapse it, Hibernate All / Wake All its projects,
or delete it. A Space header collapses from its chevron — the rest of the row is
a drag handle.
You can also drag: a project onto a Space header to file it, out into Projects to
ungroup it, or a Space header itself to reorder the whole group with its members
(Space headers stay within their own band — they can't be dragged above Projects).
Members keep the order you filed them in; re-picking the same Space from the menu
moves one to the bottom.
From the command line
zetty new-space "Client Acme" --color teal --icon briefcase.fill
zetty add-project ~/work/acme-api --space "Client Acme"
zetty move-to-space sipra "Side Projects" # or --none to ungroup
zetty hibernate --space "Client Acme" # and wake --space
zetty rename-space "Client Acme" --to "Acme" # --to avoids quoting
zetty remove-space "Acme" # keeps the projectszetty status now renders Space headers, including empty ones. add-project --space
errors on a Space that doesn't exist rather than creating one, so a typo can't
quietly produce a second near-identical Space.
Notes
Existing workspaces load unchanged — every project simply starts ungrouped. Space
names are case-insensitively unique, which is what lets the CLI address them by name.