> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.traycer.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Panels

> Understand the sidebar panels inside a Task.

Panels are the sidebar navigators inside a Task. They help you find and organize chats, artifacts, terminals, files, git changes, sharing, and comments.

You can use panels one at a time, stack them together, or rearrange them around the sidebar as the Task changes.

## Sidebar Panels

| Panel                          | What it shows                             |
| ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------- |
| [Chats](/panels/chats)         | Chats and terminal agents.                |
| [Terminals](/panels/terminals) | Plain shell sessions.                     |
| [Artifacts](/panels/artifacts) | Specs, tickets, stories, and reviews.     |
| [Git Diff](/panels/git-diff)   | Changed files for a selected worktree.    |
| [File Tree](/panels/file-tree) | Project files and folders.                |
| [Sharing](/panels/sharing)     | People and teams with access to the Task. |
| [Comments](/panels/comments)   | Comment threads for the active artifact.  |

Each panel has a header. Headers can collapse or expand the panel, and panels with creation actions show a `+` control.

## Rearranging Panels

Panels can be reorganized from the sidebar.

You can drag a panel to:

* move it above another panel
* move it below another panel
* combine it with another panel group

Combining panels keeps both panels visible in the same sidebar area. This is useful when two views belong together for the work you are doing, such as keeping **Chats** near **Artifacts**, or **Git Diff** near **File Tree**.

When multiple panels are combined, resize handles let you adjust how much vertical space each panel gets.

## Drag And Drop Inside Panels

Some panels also support drag and drop for the items they contain.

Common uses include:

* moving artifacts in the artifact hierarchy
* grouping chats or terminal agents under artifacts
* keeping related follow-up work near the spec, ticket, story, or review it belongs to

Drag and drop changes organization. It does not turn a chat into an artifact, or a terminal agent into a plain terminal.