claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix [FEATURE] re order groups in Claude Code Mac deskstop left panel [1 comments, 2 participants]

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anthropics/claude-code#57808Fetched 2026-05-11 03:24:50
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Today's workaround: None. There's no setting, no settings.json key, no CLI flag, and the underlying state lives in synced IndexedDB so editing it locally is unsafe.

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Problem Statement

Title: Drag-and-drop to reorder project groups in the Code-tab sidebar

Summary: Let users reorder the project group headers in the Claude desktop app's Code-tab left sidebar by dragging them. The current order isn't user-controllable, which makes the sidebar hard to scan once you have more than a handful of projects.

What I want:

Grab a group header (e.g. "BIB", "DISCOGRAPHY", "Ungrouped") and drag it up or down to a new position. The custom order persists across app restarts and syncs with my account, the same way the project list itself does. Bonus: a one-click "Sort A→Z" action in the sidebar's overflow menu, so users with lots of groups don't have to drag them all manually. Why: I maintain ~10 long-lived project groups (one per research domain in a book project). The groups appear to currently be ordered by recency of activity, so they shuffle every time I switch contexts. Visual scanning becomes guesswork. A stable, user-defined order would make the sidebar dramatically easier to navigate. This is the same affordance that file managers, browser bookmark bars, and most IDE sidebars already provide.

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Alternative Solutions

Today's workaround: None. There's no setting, no settings.json key, no CLI flag, and the underlying state lives in synced IndexedDB so editing it locally is unsafe.

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Medium - Would be very helpful

Feature Category

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