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The Explorer, Tests and Changes are stacked on the left, with the Preview beside them over the Issues and Comments. Every panel is on show at once, and the list you are working in stretches to show more of its rows.

Discovers every test in the solution. Run a test, a class or a whole project; rerun the last set or only the failures; step between failures; and read the failing line in the preview or open it in your editor.

Collects errors and warnings from dotnet build, filters them by severity, and opens or copies each one.

Lists added, modified and deleted files, previews each one's diff or the file as it now stands, and restores deleted files.

One key narrows the Explorer to the files git reports as changed, and the Tests panel to the suites whose source changed, so Enter on the project runs only those.

Gathers TODO, FIXME, HACK and similar markers from every tracked file and lists them among the compiler's issues.

Leave a note against the file in the preview, whether it shows the source, a diff or a flag, then copy every note to the clipboard or save them to a Markdown file. Handy for handing review feedback to a teammate or a coding agent.

The Preview follows the selection of the last list you were in: a file, a test's source, an issue's line or a change's diff. Step through the list from inside it and hand off to your editor at the same line.

Panels reload when something outside the app edits the working tree, whether an agent, another terminal or a git checkout. Ctrl+R refreshes every panel and rebuilds the project from anywhere, and a stale panel rebuilds when you open it.

The bottom line lists the keys that apply to the focused panel and its selection, and ? shows every command.