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Recognise a project before you read its name
Every workspace gets an icon that means something — a map, a wrench, a chart. You find the project you want by shape, which is faster than reading a column of similar names.
Picked from a shortlist, not invented
Naming an icon outright mostly works and fails in ways that are hard to correct: rank by shortest name and "gear" lands correctly on a cog while "launch" lands on a dock. So the app offers a short list of real candidates and one gets chosen from it.
One icon library, no exceptions
Everything is lucide. A second icon set is how an interface starts looking like it was assembled from parts, and there is nothing in the app that a lucide glyph cannot say.
A workspace is a glyph and a conversation is a robot. Two different things should never draw the same mark.
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Workspaces
A workspace holds one project's chat, files, history and map together — so work stops scattering across a notes app, a chat window and a folder somewhere.
Mind map
The map is the project seen from above.
Predefined skills
A skill is a job written down once — how to build a deck, how to check a page, how to write an email in your house style.