Switch workspaces
Overview The selector at the top of Studio establishes the workspace you are working in. Check it before opening shared files, skills or automations. A workspace is different from a project and from the connected Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino or Blender document. Name all three when a task could otherwise be ambiguous. In Ideatura- Open the workspace selector.
- Choose the intended workspace.
- Check a familiar project or skill in that workspace.
Navigation rail
Overview Conversation, History and Workbench cover the conversation and your personal working material. Automations, Skills, Projects, Timeline and Trash expose workspace resources. Use the selected icon and page title to identify the active area. Tooltips provide names for the icon-only rail. In Ideatura- Locate Conversation and History.
- Open Workbench and then Projects.
- Find Report a problem, Support and Settings.
Personal and shared
Overview History holds personal conversations, and Workbench holds personal editable copies. Projects, Skills and Automations contain workspace material. Check the audience and destination before sharing. Moving from a personal copy to shared material is a deliberate action. Check the destination before sharing work or editing a shared instruction. In Ideatura- Compare the footer in History, Workbench and Projects.
- Identify the current workspace.
- Choose the correct destination for the result.
Status indicators
Overview A blank Conversation says there are no messages yet. A capture panel can ask you to select an app. History can show an Unblocked status; the rail can show unread indicators. Read the accompanying label before acting. An empty view, unavailable action and failed operation need different next steps. In Ideatura- Read the screen title and empty-state text.
- Check workspace, selected application and active task.
- Use the relevant setup or troubleshooting guide.