Workspace overview
The workspace is an agentic-GIS-native IDE — a private cloud folder holding your geospatial data, code, and documents, shared by you and the agents.
The workspace is where everything happens — an agentic-GIS-native IDE shared by you and the AI agents. If you’ve used VS Code it will feel familiar, but it’s purpose-built for spatial work, with no tool-palette clutter and no plugins to assemble.
A private cloud folder
Your workspace is a private folder in the cloud that securely stores everything a project needs in one place:
- Geospatial data — vector, raster, tiles, and remote-sensing layers.
- Code files — Python, SQL, and R.
- Documents — notes and reports tied to your analysis.
Your workspace and its data are private to you. See Data & formats for everything you can bring in.
Open a file, get the right view
Click any file and it loads instantly into the right place:
Layout
- Top bar — brand, search & command (
⌘K), the view switcher (2D / 3D / Globe), and your account. - Left rail — show or hide the side panels.
- Chat panel · Map · Layers · Output panel · Editor.
Show, hide, and resize panels freely; hide them for a full-bleed map when presenting.
Built for you and the agents
Do the work yourself with the editor, terminal, and drawing tools — or ask the agents in plain English. Both operate on the same workspace, so you can hand off in either direction at any time.