Workspaces & tabs

Spaces are projects

Each space is one project. The far-left Spaces rail works like a profile switcher: every open project is a colored avatar with its initial, and the active one is ringed. Click an avatar to switch, or use the + and folder buttons at the bottom of the list to create a new workspace or open an existing folder.

What lives inside a workspace

Within each workspace you can have:

• browser tabs for previewing localhost or research,
• editor tabs for project files,
• terminal tabs,
• agent chat tabs,
• run commands and environment configurations,
• plugin tabs.

Arrange panes side by side

Split panes to arrange your browser, editor, terminal, or agent next to each other. A common layout is an agent chat on the left with a live localhost preview on the right, so you can watch changes land as the agent works.

Run commands & preview

Start and stop your project's run command from the top bar, then preview the running local app in an embedded browser tab. Terminal and dev-server logs stay inside the window — the status bar at the bottom shows how many servers are running and on which port.

Everything persists

The app persists your spaces, tabs, projects, settings, logs, and agent sessions across restarts, so you can quit and pick up exactly where you left off.