# Tabs (/conversations/tabs)



Each tab is a conversation of its own: its messages, its draft, its tasks and its agent. A tab you aren't looking at
keeps working.

## Open a tab [#open-a-tab]

Press `ctrl+n`, or type `/tab`. A new conversation opens beside the one you were in, and the top right of the window
says which one you're in, how many are open and how many wait on you:

```text
Fix the flaky check 2/3 ? 1 ctrl+t
```

`/resume` opens a saved conversation in a tab too. If that conversation is already open, its tab comes to the front.

## Move between tabs [#move-between-tabs]

`ctrl+t`, or a click on that corner, lists the open conversations in the composer's place: `enter` goes to one, `n`
opens another. Typing a conversation's name in the `ctrl+k` palette finds it too.

## What a tab tells you [#what-a-tab-tells-you]

The list says `working` beside a conversation at work and `waits for you` beside one with a question, a permission or a
plan for you.

When a tab you aren't looking at waits on you, Jinion also [notifies](/notifications) you.

## Close a tab [#close-a-tab]

`/close` saves the conversation and closes its tab; what it ran in the [background](/background-tasks) stops. Closing the
last tab leaves a new conversation, as `/clear` does.

`/clear` stays as it is: it saves the conversation and starts a new one in the same tab.

## Worktrees [#worktrees]

A new tab gets a [worktree](/worktrees) of its own only when worktrees are on (`ctrl+g`), so you choose per tab. Each tab
works in its own folder: its worktree, or the project.