The workspace

A project opens at flexos.me/b/<project>. On a desktop it is three columns: the rail on the left, a list beside it, and the thing you picked on the right. On a phone the list is the screen, the rail is a bar at the bottom, and a row opens over it.

The rail

• Chats: every chat with Flexi, Active or Archived. One chat is one piece of work.
• People: chats between the people on the project. Flexi joins only when someone writes @Flexi.
• Library: the project's documents, in sections.
• Repo: every file of the site, as folders.
• Preview: the site as it is now, and every build.
• Inbox: mail sent to the project's own address.
• Connections: the services the project uses.
• Agents: the project's own agents, each at its own address.
• At the foot: Dark mode or Light mode, Help until the tour has been seen, and Settings.

On a phone

The bar at the bottom has Chats, Library, a green + that starts a chat, Preview and More. More is a sheet from the bottom of the screen with People, Repo, Inbox, Connections, Agents, Settings, Help, the dark or light row, and All projects. Inside a chat the bar hides, the way a messaging app drops its tabs once a conversation is open.

Nothing pops up over a desktop: a sheet from the bottom is a phone's only. A desktop has the same things on the rail, in the side panel and in the header.

Every list starts with a field

The chats, a chat's topics, the Library, the Repo, the builds, the Inbox, Work's Files, Tasks and Context, and the Vault's keys: each has one field at the top, above the rows. Typing filters the list. Where the list takes new things, Enter adds what you typed: a new chat, a topic, a task, a pin, a key of that name, your own domain.

Light, dark, and the rail

Light is the default. Dark is one tap away on the rail's foot (More on a phone), on the site's nav, and on Your profile, and it is remembered on the device you set it on: a phone and a laptop are each set on their own. Your profile also has Grey rail or Green rail, the same way.

Where next

• Chats: a chat is one piece of work.
• What a chat holds: what a chat made.
• Settings: the six panels.