I installed the codex extension and pinned it to the primary sidebar. In the recent update, the shortcut is gone from the sidebar. But I didn’t uninstall or unpin Codex.
Now, I can only call it using the shortcut, which is inconvenient. Why is it removed? How can I move it to the sidebar again?
Thanks for the screenshot. Yeah, Codex really isn’t in that menu, and that’s weird because everything looks fine on my side.
Try a couple options:
Open the Command Palette with Cmd+Shift+P and type View: Open View, then search for Codex. After that, the panel should show up and you can pin it.
Another option: Cmd+Shift+P then View: Reset View Locations to reset all panels back to the default layout.
Also I can see you’re connected over SSH because it says SSH: Dev in the status bar. Make sure the Codex extension is installed and enabled on the remote host, not just locally. With SSH connections, extensions can behave differently.
I have tried View: Open View. The codex shows up, but it doesn’t show on the menu like in my first screenshot. View: Reset View Locations doesn’t show any change.
I try to disable the extension and re-enable it. The codex does show on the menu so that I can pin it. However, when I close Cursor and open it again. The icon is gone from the sidebar. The fix looks like not persistent
I installed Cursor on my Mac OS and Windows PC. Both machines miss the codex icon on the sidebar.
Is the primary sidebar hardcoded to 4 icons only? Therefore, I can’t add Codex to be the 5th one?