Files
The Files tab, in the inspector, shows the current conversation’s workspace: uploads you’ve sent, and files the agents have saved there. Its header reads “N files · on the daemon”.
Previewing a file
Section titled “Previewing a file”Click a file to open a large preview over the chat:
| Kind | Preview |
|---|---|
| Images | Rendered inline. |
| Rendered inline. | |
| Video / audio | Plays with standard transport controls. |
| Markdown / HTML | Rendered, with a Preview / Source toggle to see the raw text. |
| Code and other text | Shown with syntax highlighting. |
Anything else falls back to download. The preview overlay can be maximized, and Esc closes it (or restores it from maximized first).
Pop-out window
Section titled “Pop-out window”Click the pop-out icon in the Files tab’s header to open the conversation’s files in their own window — a tree on the left and the preview side by side on the right, useful when you want more room than the inspector panel gives you.
Actions
Section titled “Actions”Hovering a file in the tree shows:
- Attach — attaches that file to your next message in the composer.
- Download — saves a copy to this computer.
- Delete — removes it from the conversation’s workspace on the daemon (click once to arm, click again within a few seconds to confirm).
Publish, at the top of the tab, opens the web UI’s publish-to-marketplace flow in your browser.
Files written on your own computer
Section titled “Files written on your own computer”If you have tools on this computer turned on, files a tool writes there (rather than on the daemon) also show up in the Files tab, in a separate “Written by tools on your computers” section, labeled with which computer wrote them. These stay in their folder on that computer — they aren’t copied to the daemon.
