Dashboard and workspace

Mythos has two main working areas. The dashboard is where you start a project or return to one. The workspace is where you build and refine a single project.

Start from the dashboard

The dashboard puts the main composer first. Describe the result you want, choose Build or Plan, and send the request to create a project.

Build a one-page website for North Slope, a neighborhood coffee roaster.
Include featured beans, wholesale information, opening hours, and contact details.
Use a warm, minimal visual style.

Choose Build when the request is ready to implement. Choose Plan when you want focused questions and an editable plan before the project changes. Learn more in Plan mode. Below the composer, the project tray helps you continue existing work:

My projects shows projects you have already started.
Mythos templates shows ready-made starting points you can remix.
Browse all opens the complete view for the selected collection.

Use Search in the sidebar when you know a project name. To change an existing project, open its card first; the main dashboard composer always starts new work.

Work inside a project

Opening a project takes you to its workspace. The layout keeps the request and the result visible at the same time:

Conversation on the left: send requests, follow progress, and review delivered results.
Project view on the right: inspect the current app or switch to another project tool.

The right side has four primary views:

View	Use it for
Preview	Test the current delivered app and open it in a separate tab.
Code	Read or directly edit project files on a desktop browser.
Files	Preview and download files Mythos generated for the project.
More	Open project services and settings, including connected services and publishing tools.

When a build is running, follow the progress in the conversation. When it delivers, Preview moves to the new current result. You can then send a focused follow-up without repeating the original brief.

Review earlier work

Choose History in the workspace header to browse earlier project versions. Selecting a version is read-only: it lets you inspect that result without changing the current project. Use Revert only when you want the earlier version to become the new current version. See Version history. Use Share to manage access to the project workspace. Use Publish when you want the current delivered app to become a public site. These are separate actions: sharing a workspace does not publish it, and publishing does not grant workspace access.

The code editor is designed for desktop-sized screens. On a smaller screen, continue through the conversation and Preview, then open Code on a desktop when you need direct file editing.

Next step

Build your first app — follow the complete first-project journey.
Building and editing — learn the delivery loop.
Workspace editor — make a precise change directly in a file.

​Start from the dashboard

​Work inside a project

​Review earlier work

​Share or publish

​Next step

Start from the dashboard

Work inside a project

Review earlier work

Share or publish

Next step