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File management

The Files page is your workspace (the sandbox). Files the AI edits live here too.

Importing

The top toolbar can:

Or just ask the AI to do it:

"Create a mygame/ directory in the workspace with a main.c inside it"

Opening

Tap a file name → a menu appears:

Menu itemWhat it does
OpenGo into the Editor (read-only by default, to prevent accidental edits)
CompileCompile to the next artifact level (see below)
RunCompile and run
Open with external appHand it to the system (view an image, read a PDF, play audio...)
Rename / DeleteExactly what they say

Views: four ways to look at a directory

Tapping that toolbar icon cycles through them (the icon itself shows the current one):

IconViewLooks like
Grid of squaresLarge iconsOne thumbnail per cell — good for images and browsing
Small squaresSmall iconsFour cells per row, dense
Dot + linesListOne row per entry: name, size, time
TreeTree viewDirectories expand in place (below)

Tree view

The vertical line on the left is the hierarchy; indentation means "under whom". A directory row has an arrow on its left:

⚠ Expansion is remembered: leave a directory and come back, and what you expanded is still open. Only the levels you actually tapped are expanded — the whole workspace is never laid out at once (that would stall on tens of thousands of files).

The file name colors mean something

ColorMeaning
GreenSource that VML can compile (27 languages)
Orange.vml (text assembly)
Red.vmb (binary bytecode)
No colorEverything else (README, images...)

The colors only mark "this one can be compiled / run" — not "source ought to be green". A screen full of color makes it harder to see what matters.

What "Compile" produces

It is decided by the current file; you do not choose:

main.c   --->  main.vml       (source -> text assembly)
main.vml --->  main.vmb       (text assembly -> binary bytecode)
main.vmb --->  (already final; it can only be run)

If an artifact with the same name already exists, you are asked to Overwrite / Rename / Cancel — the artifact may be a file you edited by hand, and silently overwriting it cannot be undone.