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Files

Files is the browser for the synced OSPRI Science workspace. Its current UI supports:
  • Browsing and searching
  • Opening and previewing
  • Revealing a file in Finder or File Explorer
  • Displaying workspace sync state
The Files UI does not currently provide move, rename, delete, or new-folder controls. Approval-gated agent file tools can perform those operations when a task requires them.

The @ picker

The composer picker shows files already attached to the draft and artifacts associated with the current chat. It does not search every known workspace file. Open Files or attach a file first when it is not in the current chat.

Artifacts

Artifacts are outputs attached to one chat, such as reports, spreadsheets, charts, code files, and interactive HTML. Open the Artifacts panel to inspect those outputs beside the conversation.

Generations

The Generations rail item opens the durable jobs tray. The current user-visible submission path places cloud agent runs there. It can show queued, running, completed, failed, and cancelled jobs, and it links a job back to its chat. Local direct-provider agent runs are deliberately excluded because their lifecycle is controlled from the chat itself. Use the chat’s Stop or Cancel control for those runs. Current local Python actions and Push to Brain execute directly rather than entering this tray.
Run in background is currently available for the cloud execution lane. It is hidden for local execution. Durable local software work uses Deep build and the Code panel instead.

Deep Research

Deep Research opens the cloud investigation workflow. Use it for source-driven work that needs a durable research plan. Its cloud execution and project context differ from an ordinary local direct-provider chat.

Terminal and Code

  • Terminal uses the managed local tool path and streams output.
  • Code shows device-folder coding projects and Deep builds.
  • Package installation remains approval-gated.
  • Generated local files are not public unless you approve a separate upload or publish action.

Browser and computer use

Managed Chromium and the computer-use driver are runtime components. macOS may require Accessibility and Screen Recording approval. Windows uses its own readiness checks and does not present those macOS permission prompts.