The workspace
Understand Dream's project tabs, chats, and built-in development tools.
Each Dream project has its own workspace. Project tabs let you move between repositories while keeping each project's open chats and tools together.
Chats#
- Start independent chats for different tasks in the same project.
- Enable multi-chat to view multiple conversations side by side.
- Branch a conversation from an earlier message to explore another approach without replacing the original chat.
- Archive inactive chats automatically, or manage archived chats from settings.
- Stash project prompts and restore them later.
Files#
The Files panel provides a project tree, project-wide file search, and file editing. Opened files can keep their drafts and word-wrap preferences. Use file actions to open a file in an external editor when needed.
Terminal#
Dream includes project terminals alongside your chats. Terminal sessions stay associated with the project, and the terminal shell can be configured in Settings → General.
Browser#
Use browser tabs to preview a local application or inspect another URL without leaving the workspace. The browser includes navigation, reload, zoom, screenshots, DevTools, cache and cookie controls, and an action to open the current page in your system browser.
Changes#
The Changes panel shows the repository's Git status and diffs. Switch between unified and split diffs, inspect files, stage work, or revert selected changes before committing.