Team chat is now a tab on the phone's bottom bar, and the menu opens with your own recent screens
The phone dock gained a Chat tab; the Menu sheet now leads with Recently opened and the section you are in, and the Team chat page found a phone layout — with a back button to the conversation list.
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What changed
- The phone dock gained its fifth tab: "Chat". Team chat had no tab of its own on a phone before — it opened only through the menu or ⌘K.
- The "Menu" sheet was rearranged: "Recently opened" — the sidebar's first glance — now sits at the top; the section you are in moves to the front of the list, and under that section's hubs their tabs are listed too, tabs a phone otherwise hid on the hub's own page.
- The "Team chat" page found a phone layout: while a conversation is open the side list steps aside and a "Back" button in the conversation's header is the way back to it; the header's controls sit in one scrollable row, and the long description at the top of the page shows only on larger screens.
How to use it
- On a phone, look at the bottom bar: "Home", "Pipeline", "My work", "AI console", "Chat" and "Menu".
- Tap "Menu" — "Recently opened" leads, and the section you are in comes first.
- In "Team chat", open a conversation; to get back to the list, tap the "Back" button (double chevrons, mirrored in RTL) in the conversation's header.
Good to know
- The dock's tabs read the same filtered list the sidebar reads: a destination this account may not open never becomes a tab, and one that does not exist on this host is skipped.
- "Recently opened" comes from each person's own screen-opening habits; it is not shared between colleagues.