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features· area 07 · files / workspace

Workspace — files, editor, and browser in the same cockpit

Terminal, editor, browser, and files on one screen. `overclock .` and you pick up right where you left off.

what it is

Everything about the project on one screen

The workspace is the cockpit's floor: each project lives in a tab, with its own panes, missions, files, and sessions. Terminal, editor, browser, and file tree coexist on the same screen — less window switching, less lost context.

And returning is part of the design: overclock . opens the app right in the directory you're in, and the session picker lists what was left from yesterday — one click and the session resumes where it stopped.

how to use it

How to use it

Come in through the terminal

cd into the project, overclock . — the app opens with the directory as the active workspace.

Work on the same floor

FILES toggles to the tree + editor; file links in the terminal open in the viewer; localhost opens in the browser pane.

Come back tomorrow

an empty workspace shows the previous sessions; resume whichever one you want with the history intact.

features in the area

What this area has today

Workspace tabsshipped

One project per tab, each with its own missions and sessions — drag one out and it becomes its own window.

File treeshipped

A file browser with on-demand loading — node_modules and the like filtered out of the noise.

Multi-tab editorpartial

Multi-tab editing with save and markdown preview — no LSP or syntax highlighting; it's a support surface, not an editing IDE.

Session picker + resumeshipped

An empty workspace lists previous sessions — one click resumes the conversation right where it stopped.

CLI launchershipped

`overclock .` in the terminal opens the app with the current directory as the workspace.

Open with Overclockshipped

Double-click .md, .ts, .json, and the like in Finder/Explorer to open them straight in the viewer.

Status straight from the product's brain: shipped = actually in use; partial = exists, with documented limits.

squads that use it

Where this actually gets to work

all squads →

Showcase squads arrive as they're recorded — see what's already published at /squads.

ready to run

Stop juggling windows. Start shipping in parallel.