Move around fast.

⌘K / Ctrl+K   open the command palette — search prompts by title or project
⌘B / Ctrl+B   toggle the sidebar (expanded ↔ collapsed)
⌘S / Ctrl+S   save a new version in the editor

The palette searches your whole library across every repository — type a few letters, hit Enter, and the prompt opens in the editor. It's the fastest path when you know what you're looking for; browsing is what the sidebar is for.

The control in the bottom-left corner switches the sidebar between Expanded, Collapsed (icon rail), and Expand on hover— the VS Code pattern: icons stay put, labels slide out when you hover. Your choice is remembered per browser. The sidebar shows global navigation (Home, My Stars, Following, Explore, Search) plus your recent repositories; when a repository is open it switches to that repo's context — name, visibility, topics.

View all repositories in the sidebar (or /dashboard/projects) is the GitHub-style index of everything you own or collaborate on — public and private, searchable by name, slug, or description, filterable by visibility, sortable by recency, name, or prompt count. Click a card to open the repo.

Opening a repository lands on its home: name, visibility, description, and a Prompts table (every prompt with its last-updated time — click a row to edit, hover for delete). The Settings tab handles rename, slug, description, visibility, and deletion. Add topics in the sidebar to make a public repository discoverable by tag in Explore.

Inside the editor, a slim Prompts strip sits on the left — the same list as the repo home, so you can hop between prompts in the repo without leaving the editor. Collapse it with the panel icon; the state is remembered.

Publishing a repo and getting found? Sharing & discovery. Working with someone else? Collaboration.