Where your project lands: the canvas and its sections

When you create or open a project, you land inside it on the canvas at /<projectId>/canvas. The canvas is the project's home view, and from there you can reach every section of the workspace.

The canvas

The canvas is where a project opens after both Idea Lab paths — whether Camelia is building it for you or you're starting from scratch. It's a connectable, visual workspace for the project. Imported repositories, for example, render as a collapsible connectable stack rather than one card per file, and you can wire pieces together.

The sections

A project is organized into sections you can move between:

• Overview — the project at a glance.
• Canvas — the visual workspace.
• Camelia — chat with the AI copilot.
• Documents — an encrypted file browser plus an in-browser IDE.
• Design — CAD generation and 3D views.
• Software — a code IDE, open-source explorer, and encrypted environment secrets.
• Flows — automated, multi-step workflows.
• Connections — integrations via Composio.
• Status — project status.
• Mission — the project's mission.

Moving around

Each section has its own purpose, and artifacts produced by Camelia and the specialist sub-agents save into the relevant folders — documents into Documents, designs into Design, flow runs into Flows. So as you work, the canvas and sections stay in sync with what's actually in your project.

Landing on the canvas first gives you the big picture; the sidebar sections let you dive into any specific part of the work.