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Workspace

Once a connection is open, everything happens in one window. The session tab strip runs across the top, the connections and file explorer panels sit on the left, the terminal is docked at the bottom of the editor column, and the AI panel is on the right.

This section covers the parts of the window you use after connecting. For getting connected in the first place, see Connections; for the panel on the right, see Using the AI panel.

Pages in this section

  • Sessions and tabs — opening sessions, including Quick Connect for a host you do not want to keep; how they run as tabs; how many can be open at once during the free trial; reconnecting when a link drops; and detaching a session into its own window for a second monitor.
  • The terminal — the terminal itself: rendering, search within scrollback, copy and paste, the analysis context menu, the local shell and AI in it, and the settings that change its behaviour.
  • Built-in tools — the seven tools that ship inside the workbench, from SSH port forwarding to the live system monitor, with how to open and use each one.
  • Files and transfers — browsing, editing and uploading files over SFTP step by step, two-pane transfers with history, FTP, and what happens when the assistant reads a file.
  • Object storage — connecting an S3 or S3-compatible bucket as a browsable connection, and the credential and endpoint fields it asks for.

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