How to directly edit code, use the terminal, and manage files.
While Same builds based on your prompts, you can also directly interact with the project using the integrated workbench.
Modify project files directly in the editor.
The workbench includes a code editor, file tree, and preview panel.
Key Features:
Cmd/Ctrl + S
. An unsaved file shows a Save
button in the header.(Requires project ownership)
Right-click in the file tree to create new files or folders.
(Requires project ownership)
Use the right-click context menu in the file tree to rename or delete items. Deleting a folder removes all its contents.
Access a shell environment within the workbench.
Run commands in the integrated terminal.
Key Features:
bun install
, ls
)./home/project
. Use cd
to navigate into your project folder.The terminal is containerized and operations performed within the terminal are reset on page refresh.
(Requires project ownership)
uploads/
folder in the root.Upload files or folders using the buttons at the bottom of the file tree.
How to directly edit code, use the terminal, and manage files.
While Same builds based on your prompts, you can also directly interact with the project using the integrated workbench.
Modify project files directly in the editor.
The workbench includes a code editor, file tree, and preview panel.
Key Features:
Cmd/Ctrl + S
. An unsaved file shows a Save
button in the header.(Requires project ownership)
Right-click in the file tree to create new files or folders.
(Requires project ownership)
Use the right-click context menu in the file tree to rename or delete items. Deleting a folder removes all its contents.
Access a shell environment within the workbench.
Run commands in the integrated terminal.
Key Features:
bun install
, ls
)./home/project
. Use cd
to navigate into your project folder.The terminal is containerized and operations performed within the terminal are reset on page refresh.
(Requires project ownership)
uploads/
folder in the root.Upload files or folders using the buttons at the bottom of the file tree.