Files, terminal & Diff
Connect the explanation to the files.
The technical panel beside your conversation for files, commands and real code differences.
Connect the explanation to the files.
When checking your project files or running a command yourself.
An answer that says a change is complete is easier to assess when you can also inspect the files and differences. The side panel keeps those views close to the conversation.
Browse the project tree, open the relevant file and use Diff to review additions and removals. The terminal supports work that needs commands rather than a visual preview.
Take a closer look.
Explore the actual screens and controls. Click an image to see every detail.
How to get started.
From your first choice to the result. Here is how to use this feature in your own project.
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Open Files to browse the selected project folders and files.
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Use Terminal to run workspace commands and inspect their output.
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Open Diff from the side panel or a change card to compare added and removed lines.
How it could work for you.
After a layout change, compare the stylesheet and inspect the generated HTML before continuing.
How to assess the result
Terminal authority depends on the engine and permission mode. Do not assume that every command has the same sandbox as a structured file tool.
Where to find it.
Conversation → Open right side panel
Available actions depend on your plan, mode and project state. Features that require a task become available within an appropriate conversation.What is saved?
Project files live in the selected folder. Task changes and recorded actions remain linked to the task.
What you need to know
Terminal commands can make real changes. Permissions and protection vary by engine and execution route.