Files

The right-hand panel of a session or project has three tabs: Files, Changes and Graph. The strip never switches on its own because a file changed; it sits beside a terminal you are typing into. Mod+Shift+E toggles the panel, which is resizable between 200 and 600px.

The tree

The project's files, with git decorations: changed files coloured, folders holding changes dotted, ignored files dimmed. Files the agent mentions in the terminal are links, and an agent that asks for a file to be opened lands it here rather than in an external editor.

The viewer

A file opens in a Monaco editor with syntax highlighting, in a column of its own when the window is wide enough and under the tree when it is not. Markdown is rendered, with its relative links and images resolved against the file. Images and PDFs display. Several files open as a strip of tabs above the viewer, closed with Mod+W while the viewer has focus.

Editing

A text file is editable in place, with an explicit Save. A draft you have not saved survives switching files and is marked on the tab. If the agent writes the file you are editing, the viewer says so and lets you choose between your draft and the file on disk rather than merging them silently. Binary, truncated and invalid-UTF-8 files stay read-only.

Encrypted files

A file encrypted with SOPS opens decrypted in the viewer, using the sops on your machine and your own keys. Saving encrypts again with the file's own recipients. Plaintext never touches the disk, the search index or the database.