Your First Workspace

This walkthrough takes you from zero to generating infrastructure in a few minutes.

Create a workspace

From your enterprise dashboard, click New Workspace. Give it a name, something like "my-first-project" works fine. You can pick a template to start with pre-configured files and rulesets, or start from scratch.

Start a conversation

Open your workspace and you'll see the editor with a conversation panel on one side and a file browser on the other. Type a message to the agent.

"Create a basic Terraform configuration for an AWS VPC with public and private subnets"

The agent reads your workspace context (files, docs, rulesets) and generates infrastructure code. Files appear in the file panel as the agent creates them.

Try a few things

  • Ask for changes like "Add a NAT gateway to the private subnet"
  • Ask questions like "Explain what this security group does"
  • Request reviews like "Review my main.tf for security best practices"

The agent remembers the full conversation, so you can iterate naturally.

What's happening behind the scenes

The agent follows any rulesets your enterprise or workspace has defined. If you haven't configured any yet, it uses sensible defaults. As you add rulesets, MCP servers, and workflows, the agent gets smarter about your specific needs.

Manage your files

Files the agent creates live in your workspace. You can view and edit them directly in the browser, download them to your local machine, or connect a Git repository to sync changes automatically.

Next steps