A tour of the project sidebar: Canvas, Documents, Design, Software, Flows

Inside a project, the sidebar is how you move between the parts of your workspace. Here's a tour of the sections you'll use most.

Canvas

The canvas is the project's visual home view, where you land after creating or opening a project. It's a connectable workspace — you can see and wire together the pieces of your project, including imported repositories shown as a collapsible stack.

Documents

Documents is the project's encrypted file browser backed by Cloudflare D1, organized into backbone folders. You can view, edit, move, and delete files, drag and drop uploads, and navigate nested folders. It also includes an in-browser IDE. Camelia can help organize and label files for you.

Design

Design is the CAD section. The default HIIE Engine generates real B-rep parts and returns GLB (web view), STEP (CAD software), and STL (3D printing), with a quality loop gating output. A premium Meshy text-to-3D path is available for realistic, textured, print-ready models (GLB/STL). Designs are versioned and rendered inline.

Software

Software combines a self-hosted CodeMirror IDE over your Documents folder, an Open Source Explorer for browsing and importing public repos into the current project, and an encrypted Environment secrets editor for API keys and env vars.

Flows

Flows are multi-step automated workflows. You can create one from a prompt, a trigger form, or a visual node editor. Flows have triggers and run history, and their artifacts save into Documents and Design.

Beyond these

The sidebar also includes Overview, Camelia (chat), Connections, Status, and Mission — rounding out the full project workspace.