[BUG] Desktop sidebar (Windows) no longer lists scheduled tasks under "Scheduled"; each run now takes several clicks to open. Please make the list collapsible instead of removing it.

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• [x] I have searched existing issues and this hasn't been reported yet
• [x] This is a single bug report (please file separate reports for different bugs)
• [x] I am using the latest version of Claude Code

What's Wrong?

In a recent update to Claude Desktop on Windows (currently 2.9939.2), the left sidebar stopped listing my scheduled tasks beneath the "Scheduled" heading. Previously each scheduled task appeared as its own row directly under that heading, with a blue dot on any task that had a new run. I could scan the column of blue dots and click each one to open and read that run's output in a single click.

Now "Scheduled" is a single collapsed row with one blue dot. To read a run I have to:

1. Click "Scheduled" to open a separate page.
2. Click the blue dot on the task, which opens a list of all runs made by that task.
3. Click the blue dot on the individual run to open it.
4. Back out, back out, back out to get to the next task and repeat.

I run roughly 40 local scheduled tasks, many daily, so this turned a quick morning scan into a multi-click loop per task. The tasks themselves are intact and firing correctly; this is purely the sidebar surface.

I understand the pile-up complaint (#94181) that likely motivated this. But hiding the list outright picks one group of users over the other when no tradeoff was needed. Related history: #54524 (Routines section removed from sidebar, April), #95967 (runs missing from sidebar/Remote Control, macOS, Sep 22). Filing separately because this is Windows and the complaint is different: the tasks still open fine, but the one-click list is gone.

What Should Happen?

Make the "Scheduled" section a collapsible drop-down in the sidebar, with the expanded/collapsed state remembered per user. Expanded: every scheduled task listed as its own row under the heading, with its unread blue dot, one click to open the latest run (the behavior before this update). Collapsed: the single row we have now, for users who don't want the sidebar flooded.

That satisfies both the pile-up request and mine with one toggle. Removing the expanded list altogether was not necessary to solve the other complaint.

Error Messages/Logs

Steps to Reproduce

1. Claude Desktop 2.9939.2 on Windows 11, with several local scheduled tasks configured and at least a few that have run recently.
2. Look at the left sidebar.
3. Observed: "Scheduled" is a single row with one blue dot. No task rows beneath it, no expand control.
4. Click "Scheduled" -> separate page listing tasks. Click a task's blue dot -> list of that task's runs. Click a run's blue dot -> run opens. Navigate back three times to check the next task.
5. Expected (previous behavior): each task listed under "Scheduled" in the sidebar with its own blue dot, one click to open the run.

Claude Model

None

Is this a regression?

Yes, this worked in a previous version

Last Working Version

_No response_

Claude Code Version

Claude Desktop app 2.9939.2 (Windows). Desktop sidebar issue, not CLI.

Platform

Anthropic API

Operating System

Windows

Terminal/Shell

Other

Additional Information

Terminal/Shell is N/A (desktop app sidebar, not CLI). Model field is N/A for the same reason. Scheduled tasks are local Cowork-style tasks (about 40, most daily), all firing correctly. Screenshot of the current sidebar attached.