A tour of the studio

Every panel, button, and tab — what it does and when to use it.

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On this page
  1. The three-pane layout
  2. Header tabs
  3. Quick open
  4. Stopping the agent mid-run

The three-pane layout #

The studio is laid out as three vertical panes: the agent chat on the left, the file tree in the middle, and your work surface on the right.

  • Left — chat with the agent, see tool calls, stop runs.
  • Middle — file tree with a “Show all files” toggle.
  • Right — tabs for Preview, Code, Changes, and more.

Header tabs #

TabWhat it shows
PreviewLive, hot-reloading view of your app at preview-<id>.tadavibes.app.
CodeThe currently open file, with syntax highlighting and edit.
ChangesFiles touched since the last publish, with a diff view.
ErrorsBuild errors, runtime errors, and agent failures.
AnalyticsPage views, sessions, and event counts (if enabled).
PWAManifest, install flow, and offline behavior controls.
DeploysHistory of every publish, with a “Rollback” button per row.
HistoryGit history of the workspace — every agent turn is a commit.
SettingsProject settings, custom domain, environment, secrets.
Studio header with all nine tabs visible

Quick open #

Press the shortcut below to fuzzy-find any file in the project without leaving the keyboard.

Open file palette Ctrl + P or Cmd + P

Quick open palette with fuzzy-matched file results

Stopping the agent mid-run #

When the agent is streaming, a red Stop button appears next to the chat input. Click it to interrupt — any files written before the stop are kept, so you can redirect the agent without losing partial progress.

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