Folders & Organization

Organize requests in folders with drag-and-drop, inline renaming, context menus, clipboard operations, and cross-cluster moves.

Folder Hierarchy

Requests are organized in a tree structure inside each cluster:

Nexus
└── Cluster
    ├── Folder
    │   ├── Request
    │   ├── Request
    │   └── Sub-Folder
    │       └── Request
    └── Request (root level)

Folders can be nested to any depth. Click a folder to expand/collapse it — the state is persisted across restarts.

Add Request — Right-click a cluster or folder → Add Request, or use the + button in the cluster header. New requests open in a tab with a default name.
Add Folder — Right-click a cluster or folder → Add Folder. Type a name inline.
New Cluster — From the nexus context menu, the save modal, or the workspace dropdown.

Rename any item in the tree by:

An inline text input appears. Press Enter to confirm or Escape to cancel.

Full drag-and-drop reordering is supported:

Reorder — Drag a request or folder above/below siblings to change the order
Move into folder — Drag onto a folder to move the item inside it
Cross-cluster move — Drag an item from one cluster to another
Cluster reorder — Drag clusters within a nexus to change their order
Circular-drop prevention — You cannot drop a folder inside itself or its descendants

Visual indicators show the drop target (above, below, or inside) as you drag.

Shortcut	Action	Behavior
`Cmd+C`	Copy	Deep-clones the selected request or folder (including all children) to the clipboard
`Cmd+X`	Cut	Same as copy, but the item shows a “cut” visual style (dimmed) until pasted or cancelled
`Cmd+V`	Paste	Pastes the clipboard item. On a folder: inserts as a child. On a request: inserts as a sibling after.
`Cmd+D`	Duplicate	Creates an immediate copy of the selected item in the same location
`Delete`	Delete	Removes the item. Empty items delete immediately; non-empty ones show a confirmation dialog.

Right-click a cluster:

Right-click a request:

Method badge — Color-coded HTTP method on each request (GET green, POST blue, PUT amber, DELETE red, etc.)
Active tab — The request currently open in a tab is highlighted
Selected item — The currently focused tree item has a distinct background
Cut indicator — Items in the clipboard (via cut) appear dimmed
Presence avatars — Cloud clusters show the avatars of other team members currently viewing the same cluster
Visibility badges — PUBLIC / PRIVATE / SYNCED shown in cluster headers