Workspaces

Section navigation

The app shell exposes Projects, Notes, and Tasks as the primary sections. Each section has its own left sidebar, main content area, and right sidebar.

The titlebar also includes the app identity, update button, open-in-editor control, terminal toggle, usage shortcut, and settings shortcut.

Projects

Projects are for working against folders on disk. The screen includes project and session navigation, chat, file tabs, a file tree, file-change history, git controls, terminal, context stats, approvals, plan artifacts, and live todos.

Use Projects when the agent needs to read files, edit code, run commands, review diffs, or coordinate a coding session.

Notes

Notes is a Markdown knowledge base. It supports folders, auto-saving notes, wiki links, tags, backlinks, and full-text search. The project agent can query or write notes when you explicitly ask it to work with notes.

Use Notes for research, meeting summaries, architecture notes, durable references, and working memory that should not be buried in a chat thread.

Tasks

Tasks groups work into task projects. Each project has table and kanban views, status columns, labels, priorities, due dates, a task editor, task-agent chat, and dispatch controls.

Use Tasks when work needs to be tracked independently from a single chat thread, then dispatch a task to create an implementation session in a connected code project.

Shared runtime

The sections share the same local database and provider configuration. A Projects session can use notes and tasks tools, and a task can dispatch a project session that later returns to the Tasks workflow through merge status.