Docs/Settings/Behaviors

Behaviors

Two small toggles that fine-tune how the app follows along as you work, plus a place to switch confirmation prompts back on after you've told Minerva to stop asking. Nothing here changes what Minerva can do — only how much it chimes in while you do it.

Behavior toggles

These two checkboxes take effect right away.

Auto-reveal active file in sidebar
As you move between notes, the sidebar scrolls to highlight the one you're viewing and opens the folders it lives in. It only ever reveals — it never closes folders you opened yourself.
Show heading chain in breadcrumbs
When your cursor is inside a section, the breadcrumb bar above the editor shows the headings leading down to it, updating as you move around. See Breadcrumbs for more.

Confirmation dialogs

Whenever Minerva asks you to confirm something — deleting a note, closing a conversation, and so on — the prompt includes a "Don't ask again" option. Once you use it, that prompt stops appearing. This list is where you can turn any of them back on.

Each prompt gets its own row with a checkbox: checked means it still asks, unchecked means you've silenced it. Turning one off here is the same as ticking "Don't ask again" when the prompt shows up. Every prompt is independent — silencing one never quiets another, even when two cover similar situations.

The Behaviors settings scrolled to the confirmations section: the two toggles at the top, then a checklist of prompts — each with a title, a checkbox, and a one-line description, such as Delete file or folder or Close conversation — all switched on or off on their own.
Screenshot — the Behaviors settings, confirmation list