Triage sessions that need you

Press ⌘J to focus the next session with a claim on you. Saggar orders the queue by urgency, not by project or session creation time.

Read the prompt or result, take the required action, then press ⌘J again. Answering a prompt, typing in the terminal, or otherwise resolving its claim removes it from the current queue. A failed exit and work ready for review stay in the queue until you visit them; visiting is what clears them. A bell-only claim also expires on its own after two minutes.

The queue is mostly live sessions. A long job that finished inside a live session and left uncommitted work is Ready for review, and one that failed there is Failed, so both are stops on the walk. A shell that exited cleanly is a stop only for the beat before Saggar closes it, since a clean exit closes the session and files it in the project's Activity tab.

The project menu keeps its order so rows and ⌘1–⌘9 stay put. To have a session that needs you rise within its project, turn on Move a waiting session to the top in Settings ▸ Notifications; it is off by default. Quiet projects fold according to your settings. The Dock badge counts only the sessions that need you, while the attention cards also carry held hooks, launch notices, workspace requests, and provider limits.

See Status and triage for how classification works and Status rules for the compact reference.