> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.same.new/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Manual edit > Same.new's AI code editor gives you full control. Create files and folders, access a terminal shell, and edit UI, backend, and logic with precision. While Same builds based on your prompts, you can also directly interact with the project using the integrated workbench. ## Code Editor Modify project files directly in the editor. Screenshot of the Same workbench showing the code editor, file tree, and preview panel. **Key Features:** * **File Tree:** Browse directories on the left. Right-click (or long-press on mobile) for options. * **Saving:** Changes save automatically after inactivity, or manually with `Cmd/Ctrl + S`. An unsaved file shows a `Save` button in the header. * **Read-Only Mode:** If viewing a project you don't own, you must fork it to enable editing. ### Creating Files and Folders (Requires project ownership) 1. **Right-click** (or long-press) in the file tree on a folder or empty space (for root). 2. Select **"New File"** or **"New Folder"**. 3. Enter a name and confirm. Screenshot showing the file tree context menu with options for New File and New Folder. ### Renaming and Deleting (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. ## Terminal Access a shell environment within the workbench. Screenshot of the integrated terminal within the Same workbench. **Key Features:** * **Run Commands:** Execute standard commands (e.g., `bun install`, `ls`). * **Working Directory:** Starts in `/home/project`. Use `cd` to navigate into your project folder. * **Multiple Terminals:** Use the icon in the tab bar to open more terminals. The terminal is containerized and operations performed within the terminal are reset on page refresh. ## File and Folder Uploads (Requires project ownership) 1. **Drag and Drop:** Drag files/folders onto the file tree panel. Drop on a folder to upload there, or empty space for the root. 2. **Upload Buttons:** Use the Upload File and Upload Folder buttons at the bottom of the file tree. These upload to an `uploads/` folder in the root. Screenshot highlighting the upload file and upload folder buttons at the bottom of the file tree.