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Interface tour

The sidebar, the new-task page, the conversation page and its right panel, and the dialogs you will use most.

Top to bottom:

  • Team card: the team you are in. Open it to switch teams or "Manage team".
  • Actions: New task, Host Management, Agent, Team & Subscription, Examples, Search.
  • Three task sections: "Pinned tasks", "Projects", "Tasks". Click a section title to collapse it. Pinned and Projects end with a "Load more" button; Tasks loads more as you scroll.
  • Filter: in a shared team the task sections have a filter, "Whole team" or "Only mine". Personal spaces do not show it.
  • Bottom: the invite card and your avatar. The avatar opens the user menu: Upgrade plan, Settings, Tickets, Theme, Language, Log out.

⌘B (Ctrl+B on Windows) toggles the sidebar.

New-task page

"New task" opens it. The greeting, a one-line intro and the composer sit at the top, with the host and working directory selector above the composer. Below the composer, one sentence points to what you can connect: compute (SSH), apps (MCP) and research workflows (Skills). Hover a term for a short note, or click it to open that section of the Agent dialog. Program posters rotate at the bottom of the page; examples live on the "Examples" page in the sidebar.

Conversation page

  • Header: conversations you open become tabs. Drag to reorder, right-click to close. The button at the right edge toggles the right panel.
  • Middle: the conversation and timeline. When you open a file, the preview card appears between the conversation and the right panel.
  • Right panel, four tabs:
TabContents
OverviewProgress through the task plan, and the subagents this task has dispatched
FilesThe working directory tree. Click a file to preview it, see Files and previews
GitChanges in the working directory
HostThe machine running the task: terminals, the desktop view entry, CPU / memory / disk usage, and the SSH servers you have connected

A conversation opens on Overview. Drag the panel edge to resize it.

Projects

A project gets its own working directory on the chosen host, where all its tasks run. A later task can use what an earlier one produced.

  • Create: "New project" in the Projects section. Give it a name, a host and a working directory.
  • Convert: a standalone task's sidebar menu offers "Convert to project". The task becomes a project you can keep adding tasks to. This cannot be undone.
  • Start a task inside a project: the pencil button on the project row. Tasks in a project inherit its host and directory.

"Search" in the sidebar finds tasks and projects by title across the team. With nothing typed it is a browser: pinned, projects and tasks, in three groups.

Dialogs you will use

Settings (user menu → Settings), five sections:

SectionContents
GeneralTheme, language, system notifications, completion sound
ProfileAvatar, nickname, email, sign out all devices
InviteInvite codes and statistics
TicketsOpen and read tickets. A red dot on your avatar means a new reply
Contact usSupport email

Team & Subscription (sidebar "Team & Subscription", or "Manage team" on the team card):

GroupSections
TeamGeneral, Members
ResourcesHidden, where hidden tasks and projects can be restored
BillingSubscription, Usage, Orders

Agent (sidebar "Agent"): Instructions under Identity (the selected host's global AGENTS.md); Skills and SSH Servers under Capabilities. A project's own instructions and memory live in "Project settings" on the project's sidebar menu.

Host Management (sidebar "Host Management"): the team's cloud hosts and devices, plus "Create cloud host". Open a host for its Overview, Settings, Storage, Desktop and terminal.

Keyboard shortcuts

ShortcutAction
EnterSend
Shift+EnterLine break
⌘B / Ctrl+BToggle sidebar
⌘S / Ctrl+SSave the file being edited
⌘ / Ctrl + scrollZoom PDFs and SVGs