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The Computer panel sits beside the conversation. It has the project’s files, the running preview, and the machine’s output, and you can work in it directly rather than only through the agent.

Files

A full editor over the project, laid out the way a code editor is: a file tree on one side and the open file beside it. Edits you make are the same files the agent reads, so it picks them up on its next look rather than overwriting them blindly. Writing a file from the agent’s side makes it appear in the tree as it lands, one file at a time, so you can watch a project take shape instead of waiting for everything at once.

Preview

The running project at its own address. It is the development server, so a change to a file is visible without a rebuild. Previews are private by default. See Publishing.

Output

Everything the machine prints: install output, build output, and whatever the running server logs. When something breaks this is where the reason is, and it is what the agent reads when you tell it something is not working. /logs brings it up from the composer.

Actions

The toolbar carries buttons the agent sets for you, not a fixed set. When there is an obvious next step it puts one there: build, start, stop, restart, or a suggested prompt. They do the same thing as asking, with one click.

Commands

The panel remembers its layout per chat, so a project you come back to opens the way you left it.