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tabby-group-filter

v1.0.1

Published

a day ago

An AI-generated Tabby plugin for filtering open tabs by profile groups

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tabby-group-filter

An AI-generated plugin for Tabby terminal that filters open tabs by profile groups.

Features

Groups open tabs by their Tabby profile group
Toolbar button opens a dropdown with all groups from currently open tabs
Click a group to show only its tabs in the tab bar
Click "All" to reset the filter
Supports English and Russian UI (auto-detected from Tabby language setting)

Installation

Search for tabby-group-filter in Tabby Plugin Manager (Settings → Plugins).

Usage

Open several SSH/terminal sessions that belong to different profile groups
Click the group filter button in the toolbar (grid icon)
Select a group from the dropdown — only tabs from that group will be visible
Select "All" to show all tabs again

Development

npm install
npm run build

Copy the dist/ folder and package.json to:

Windows: %AppData%\tabby\plugins\node_modules\tabby-group-filter\
macOS/Linux: ~/.config/tabby/plugins/node_modules/tabby-group-filter\

Then restart Tabby.

How it works

The plugin reads profile groups from config.store.profiles and config.store.groups, maps open tabs to their groups by title, and filters tab-header DOM elements via CSS.

This is a CSS-based approach (v1.x). A future version will use the Tabby API directly.

License

MIT