WorkspaceCode editor

Workspace

Code editor

Every tile can open a lightweight editor rooted at the terminal's live folder - over the same connection as the shell.

How to
  1. Open it. Click a tile’s button to open the editor beside the terminal (side-by-side by default).
  2. Open a file. Pick a folder, then a file from the tree. ⌘S saves; unsaved changes guard closing.
  3. Jump around. Cmd / Ctrl / Alt+Click a symbol to jump to its definition - across files through imports, or in the same file.
  4. Change the layout. Switch Full, Side by side or Stacked from the editor’s own layout menu.
Built-in editor

Every tile carries a lightweight code editor rooted at the terminal’s live folder, with its own file tree. It edits over the same connection as the terminal, so remote files just work - no mounts, no sync step, no second SSH tool.

Jumping through code

Go-to-definition understands imports: clicking an imported symbol follows the export aliases to the defining file, while symbols defined in the same file jump in place. Clicking the module path itself opens that file.

Go to definition
Hold Cmd, Ctrl or Alt and click a symbol: imports resolve to the defining file (following export aliases), other symbols jump within the file. Clicking the module path itself opens that file.

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