Workspaces

Workspaces are where Adios apps are created, edited, previewed, and deployed. The Web IDE opens the source code of your app, and the AI agent works directly inside that codebase. Team members work from the same project context instead of passing source, build output, previews, and deployment state between tools.

What a Workspace Includes

• source files and project structure
• multi-user team access to the shared project context
• Git status, commits, push, pull, and sync
• AI agent plans, edits, and verification steps
• builds, tests, and build and runtime logs
• preview runtime controls and a stable generated URL
• secrets, feature flags, environment variables, and runtime config
• workflow definitions and run history
• deploy controls for the current runtime version

Team Collaboration

A workspace keeps the source tree, Git state, AI agent activity, builds, preview runtime, logs, configuration, workflows, and deployment state visible in one shared project context. Team members can review the same changes and runtime evidence before deciding what to commit or deploy.

AI Agent Flow

1. Describe the app, API, full-stack feature, workflow, or integration.
2. The agent creates a plan and edits the workspace source.
3. You and your team review files, diffs, manifest changes, and workflow steps.
4. The workspace runs builds, tests, previews, and log checks.
5. You commit to Git, sync locally, or deploy the current version.

Preview and Deploy

Workspace previews run from the current workspace source and return a stable generated URL. Once the preview is verified, deploy the workspace as a runtime version and promote it as the current release.

Sync Locally

adios sync
adios sync --pull

Use adios sync to push local files into a workspace. Use adios sync --pull to bring workspace changes back to your local project.