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Workspaces, Tabs and Panes

A Workspace is the basic unit Condr uses to manage a project. Each Workspace maps to one project folder, where you can run several terminals or Agents in split Panes and multiple Tabs.

  • From the interface: click New Workspace in the sidebar and choose one of three ways; the Welcome page lists the same three.
    • Open Project: an existing folder. Locally you pick it directly; on a remote server you enter its absolute path.
    • Clone Repository: paste the repository URL, check where it goes and what the folder is called, and click Clone. Condr makes the folder, opens the Workspace and types git clone into its first terminal once the shell is ready. The clone runs there with that machine’s own git, keys and credentials, so you answer any password or host-key question in the terminal; press Ctrl+C to stop it.
    • New Directory: an empty folder, made on the machine the Workspace belongs to.
  • From the command line: run condr workspace create --cwd ~/code/my-app, or condr workspace clone <url> [<directory>] to clone into a new folder.

The project list in the sidebar shows each project’s status directly:

  • Project name: the folder name by default. Right-click → Rename Workspace to rename it.
  • Git status: the second line shows the current branch and how many commits it is ahead of and behind its upstream, for example main ↑1 ↓2. Outside a Git repository it shows no git.
  • Fold a device: hover a device’s heading and click the arrow before its name to hide its projects. A folded device counts its Agents by state beside its name, stays folded after a restart, and lights up while the project you are looking at is inside it.
  • New: click the + at the top to open a new Tab. Each Tab inherits the current working directory.
  • Organize: right-click a Tab → Rename Tab to rename it, or press and hold a Tab to drag it into a new order.

Click the menu in the top-right corner of a Pane:

  • Split: choose Split Right (side by side) or Split Down (one above the other).
  • Zoom to focus (Zoom): choose Toggle Zoom to let the current Pane fill the whole window for a while, and choose it again to restore the layout (handy for reading long logs).
  • Rearrange: press and hold a Pane’s title bar and drag it to swap places with a neighboring Pane or regroup the layout.

When you run an Agent on a remote server, copy a screenshot locally and press the same key you paste images into a local Agent with. It follows the computer you are on, not the remote Device:

  • macOS / Linux: Ctrl+V
  • Windows: Alt+V

Condr uploads the image to the server automatically and pastes its remote path into the command line, ready for the Agent to read.

Hold the key and click a URL in the terminal to open it in your default browser:

  • macOS: Cmd + left click
  • Windows / Linux: Ctrl + left click

While vim or another terminal program that captures the mouse is running, hold Shift and drag with the mouse to force a selection and copy the terminal text.