refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031

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#1039
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refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
#1039
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@Astro-Han
Astro-Han
opened on Jul 15, 2026

Problem

Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.

Desired outcome

  • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
  • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
  • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
  • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
  • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
  • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
  • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
  • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
  • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.

Acceptance criteria

  • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
  • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
  • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
  • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
  • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
  • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
  • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
  • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
  • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.

Out of scope

  • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
  • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
  • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
  • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
  • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
  • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.

Alternatives or workarounds

Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.

Related: #1032

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      refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
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      #1039
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      refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
      #1039
      Labels
      enhancementNew feature or request
      Description
      @Astro-Han
      Astro-Han
      opened on Jul 15, 2026
      Problem
      Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
      Desired outcome
      • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
      • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
      • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
      • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
      • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
      • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
      • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
      • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
      • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
      Acceptance criteria
      • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
      • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
      • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
      • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
      • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
      • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
      • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
      • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
      • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
      Out of scope
      • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
      • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
      • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
      • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
      • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
      • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
      Alternatives or workarounds
      Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
      Related: #1032
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          refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
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          #1039
          Closed
          refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
          #1039
          Labels
          enhancementNew feature or request
          Description
          @Astro-Han
          Astro-Han
          opened on Jul 15, 2026
          Problem
          Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
          Desired outcome
          • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
          • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
          • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
          • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
          • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
          • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
          • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
          • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
          • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
          Acceptance criteria
          • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
          • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
          • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
          • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
          • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
          • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
          • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
          • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
          • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
          Out of scope
          • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
          • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
          • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
          • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
          • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
          • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
          Alternatives or workarounds
          Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
          Related: #1032
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              refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
              Closed
              #1039
              Closed
              refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
              #1039
              Labels
              enhancementNew feature or request
              Description
              @Astro-Han
              Astro-Han
              opened on Jul 15, 2026
              Problem
              Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
              Desired outcome
              • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
              • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
              • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
              • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
              • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
              • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
              • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
              • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
              • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
              Acceptance criteria
              • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
              • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
              • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
              • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
              • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
              • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
              • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
              • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
              • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
              Out of scope
              • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
              • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
              • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
              • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
              • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
              • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
              Alternatives or workarounds
              Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
              Related: #1032
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                  refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
                  Closed
                  #1039
                  Closed
                  refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
                  #1039
                  Labels
                  enhancementNew feature or request
                  Description
                  @Astro-Han
                  Astro-Han
                  opened on Jul 15, 2026
                  Problem
                  Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
                  Desired outcome
                  • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
                  • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
                  • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
                  • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
                  • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
                  • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
                  • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
                  • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
                  • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
                  Acceptance criteria
                  • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
                  • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
                  • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
                  • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
                  • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
                  • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
                  • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
                  • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
                  • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
                  Out of scope
                  • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
                  • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
                  • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
                  • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
                  • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
                  • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
                  Alternatives or workarounds
                  Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
                  Related: #1032
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                      refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
                      Closed
                      #1039
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                      refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
                      #1039
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                      enhancementNew feature or request
                      Description
                      @Astro-Han
                      Astro-Han
                      opened on Jul 15, 2026
                      Problem
                      Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
                      Desired outcome
                      • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
                      • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
                      • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
                      • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
                      • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
                      • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
                      • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
                      • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
                      • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
                      Acceptance criteria
                      • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
                      • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
                      • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
                      • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
                      • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
                      • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
                      • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
                      • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
                      • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
                      Out of scope
                      • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
                      • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
                      • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
                      • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
                      • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
                      • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
                      Alternatives or workarounds
                      Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
                      Related: #1032
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                          refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
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                          #1039
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                          refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
                          #1039
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                          Description
                          @Astro-Han
                          Astro-Han
                          opened on Jul 15, 2026
                          Problem
                          Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
                          Desired outcome
                          • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
                          • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
                          • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
                          • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
                          • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
                          • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
                          • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
                          • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
                          • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
                          Acceptance criteria
                          • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
                          • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
                          • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
                          • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
                          • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
                          • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
                          • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
                          • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
                          • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
                          Out of scope
                          • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
                          • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
                          • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
                          • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
                          • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
                          • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
                          Alternatives or workarounds
                          Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
                          Related: #1032
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                              refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar #1031
                              Closed
                              #1039
                              Closed
                              refactor(desktop): unify session tools in a resizable right workbar#1031
                              #1039
                              Labels
                              enhancementNew feature or request
                              Description
                              @Astro-Han
                              Astro-Han
                              opened on Jul 15, 2026
                              Problem
                              Session tasks currently occupy a full-width band above the conversation, generated files live in a dedicated 320px right pane, and the embedded browser mounts as a separate 520px auxiliary pane. These are all per-session work surfaces, but their split ownership reduces conversation space and allows multiple auxiliary panels to compete with the main workspace.
                              Desired outcome
                              • Replace the separate task ledger, artifact pane, and browser pane wrappers with one shell-owned, collapsible session workbar on the right.
                              • Control the workbar from a top-right shell action, symmetric with the left session sidebar. Remove the artifact pane's internal collapse rail.
                              • Keep the workbar collapsed by default, persist its open state independently, and never force it open or switch tabs when new content appears.
                              • Make the desktop workbar resizable and persist its width. Start at 400px and clamp it to 320–600px; preserve the existing narrow-window bottom-workspace behavior.
                              • Provide three stable, peer tabs: Tasks, Browser, and Files, with counts or availability state.
                              • Move the existing task ledger into the Tasks tab without duplicating its task model, tree semantics, loading/error/retry states, or recent-terminal behavior.
                              • Move the existing live BrowserPanel into the Browser tab. Keep the tab visible but disabled when the active session has no live browser view; this issue does not add a manual browser launch flow.
                              • Move the existing generated-file list, selected preview, and toolbar into the Files tab. Selecting a file keeps its preview inside the workbar and never replaces the conversation.
                              • Only expose browser native-view bounds while the workbar is open, the browser tab is active, and no modal is hiding the workspace.
                              Acceptance criteria
                              • No task-ledger band remains above the conversation.
                              • The browser and generated-file surfaces no longer mount as separate adjacent auxiliary panes.
                              • A top-right action opens and closes the right workbar, exposes correct accessible state, persists the user's choice, and does not auto-open for new tasks, files, or browser activity.
                              • The desktop resize separator supports pointer drag plus keyboard Arrow/Home/End controls, persists width, and clamps to 320–600px with a 400px default.
                              • Tasks, Browser, and Files remain in stable tab positions. New content updates counts or availability without stealing the active tab.
                              • The Browser tab is disabled without a live view and preserves the existing browser controls and native WebContentsView viewport synchronization when enabled.
                              • The Files tab preserves list selection, inline preview, toolbar actions, deleted state, loading/error state, keyboard navigation, and artifact preview security boundaries.
                              • Empty, loading, error, long-content, collapsed, resized, tab-switch, modal, session-switch, and narrow-window states remain usable and accessible.
                              • Deterministic component/layout contracts cover state and geometry invariants, and one representative fake-backend visual or E2E journey covers the integrated workbar.
                              Out of scope
                              • Opening generated-file previews in the main conversation area.
                              • Adding a user-initiated browser launch flow.
                              • Changing task storage, task tree semantics, browser automation behavior, artifact persistence, or preview security boundaries.
                              • Relocating conversation health alerts; that belongs to refactor(desktop): move session health feedback into the conversation flow #1032.
                              • Adding Codex-specific Sources or Output concepts that Maka does not already own.
                              • Automatically opening the workbar or switching tabs in response to runtime activity.
                              Alternatives or workarounds
                              Stacking all three details vertically makes the native browser and file preview too short when both are present. Keeping tasks fixed above browser/file tabs introduces two competing navigation levels. Three peer tabs give each work surface the full available height while stable labels and counts retain cross-surface awareness.
                              Related: #1032
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