Developer mode

Developer is the space in the top capsule designed for working like in an IDE: the file explorer on the left, the editor in the center, the terminal at the bottom and the agent’s chat beside it. The other spaces (chat, Design, Database) are still there; Developer is the one that puts the code front and center.

Developer: explorer, tabbed editor, terminal and the agent working alongside.

What’s in it

• Files panel with three tabs: Files (the project tree), Tasks and Chats.
• Editor with tabs, highlighting, autocomplete and live errors when a language server is installed — see Code editor.
• Status bar: Git branch, file errors, cursor position, encoding and language.
• Integrated terminal, with several panes — see Terminal.
• Build targets bar to launch the project’s builds.

Tabs aren’t just files

The editor opens anything in a tab, not only text: diffs of a change of your own or the agent’s, the work of an agent team, automations, channels, the Docs Hub, document viewers (Markdown, PDF, Word, spreadsheets), images, HTML preview, the code graph, the kanban board, skills, the voice reader and the SQL console itself.

Come back and everything is where you left it

Switching to another space and back resets nothing: the file tree keeps its expanded folders and its scroll (per project), and every editor tab keeps its cursor, its scroll and its undo history. The same goes for the SQL console.

Tip

The chat lives next to the code on purpose: you can select a snippet, ask the agent about it and see the proposed diff in a tab before accepting it.