Workspace
The workspace is the shared file layer inside AIDEN.
It gives you — and your agents — a durable place for useful artifacts, instead of scattering them across random folders and chat threads.
How it’s organized
The workspace comes with sensible default folders:
- Documents — plans, write-ups, working notes
- Templates — reusable structures for specs, checklists, and docs
- Knowledge Base — reference material you want agents to be able to draw on
- Assets — images, design files, and other media
- Exports — generated outputs you want to keep
You can upload and download files directly, and an activity view tracks what changed and when.
Agents use it too
Agents can read and write workspace files during their sessions. That means:
- an agent can save its research output where you (and other agents) can find it later
- reference material you drop in the Knowledge Base becomes usable context for future work
- generated artifacts survive beyond the conversation that produced them
Why it matters
In real workflows, not everything belongs inside one conversation. The workspace makes context durable — it is the difference between “I explained this to an agent once” and “this is written down where every future session can use it.”
Best use cases
- saving planning outputs and research
- keeping product notes close to the work
- storing templates and reference material
- collecting things you want agents or humans to revisit later