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 Promptsstrip sits on the left. It's 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.