Organize Tabs

When to Use

Activate when the user asks to organize tabs, clean up tab clutter, group related tabs, close duplicates, or manage their open browser tabs.

Steps

1. List all open tabs using list_pages to get the full inventory of open pages with their titles and URLs.

2. Analyze and categorize. Group tabs by:

   • Domain — Same website tabs together
   • Topic — Related content across domains (e.g., all "travel planning" tabs)
   • Activity — Shopping, research, social media, work, entertainment

3. Identify issues:

   • Duplicates — Same URL open in multiple tabs
   • Dead tabs — Error pages, "page not found", crashed tabs
   • Stale tabs — Tabs that are likely no longer needed

4. Present a plan to the user:

## Tab Analysis

**Total tabs:** [N]

### Groups Found
- Work: [list of tabs]
- Research: [list of tabs]
- Shopping: [list of tabs]
- Uncategorized: [list of tabs]

### Issues
- Duplicates: [N] tabs (will close extras)
- Dead/Error pages: [N] tabs (will close)

### Proposed Actions
1. Group [N] tabs into [M] tab groups
2. Close [N] duplicate tabs
3. Close [N] dead tabs

5. Execute with user confirmation:

   • Use group_tabs to create named tab groups for each category
   • Use close_page to close duplicates (keep the first instance)
   • Use close_page to close dead/error tabs

6. Offer to bookmark stale tabs before closing using create_bookmark.

Tips

• Always ask before closing tabs — users may have unsaved work.
• Keep at least one tab open at all times.
• For duplicate detection, compare URLs after removing query parameters and fragments.
• If the user has 50+ tabs, prioritize grouping over individual analysis.