The Lesser used context-menu toggle marks quiet commands so they can be tucked out of the main command list without deleting or disabling them.
How it works
When the lesser-used group is collapsed and no sidebar filter is active, Solo hides commands marked Lesser used only if they are not currently running. Running lesser-used commands stay visible so you can see and control active work.
While a sidebar filter is active, the collapsed state does not suppress lesser-used commands; matching marked commands can appear in the filtered results.
Expanding the lesser-used affordance shows the hidden commands again.
Notes
- Lesser-used is a local command setting stored by process ID.
- The toggle is command-only. Terminals and agents cannot be marked lesser-used.
- Hiding a command this way does not affect start, stop, restart, auto-start, auto-restart, file watching, or trust behavior.