App Settings
Choose the cmdOS data layout, initial search behavior, and Todo workspace presentation.
Configure the main cmdOS experience
The Settings screen controls the Home Screen data layout, how search opens, and how the Todo workspace is presented. Each preference is stored by the extension and applied again when cmdOS is reopened.
Choose whether supported Home Screen data is shown as a visual Board or a spreadsheet-style Table.
Choose whether clicking the search field starts with command-first results or normal search results.
Choose whether Todos stay open, show a compact task summary, or remain closable.
Choose Board or Table layout
Select the presentation that makes saved cmdOS data easiest to scan and manage.
Open the cmdOS Settings surface and select Settings under UX Appearance.
Choose Board or Table. The selected card receives the active indicator.
cmdOS stores the layout choice and broadcasts the change to the current interface.
Uses the visual board-style presentation for supported Home Screen data.
Uses a spreadsheet-style presentation designed for denser rows and columns.
Hovering a layout option shows a larger preview before the setting is selected.
Choose how search opens
Command-first search changes the initial result emphasis when the search field is clicked.
Clicking search opens command-first results so command choices can be narrowed immediately.
Search opens with the normal result behavior instead of prioritizing commands first.
This preference changes the initial search view; it does not remove saved data or registered commands.
Set the Todo workspace mode
The selected mode controls how persistently the Todo area remains visible.
Keeps the Todo list permanently open and fully visible.
Shows a compact summary widget containing the task count.
Allows the Todo list to collapse and remain closed until the user opens it again.