Workspace

Click Connect on a machine to open its workspace. Connecting takes the machine: other admins see In use by you and cannot open it until you leave.

Header

One line: the machine, its state and how long you have held it, CPU, load, RAM and the fullest disk. Three warnings show only when they apply: a disk at 90 % or more, a clock off by more than 2 s, and agent update available.

The arrow beside the stats opens the details — distribution, kernel, addresses, agent version, uptime, swap, every disk, network rate, tunnel round-trip time, clock offset and process count. Escape or a click elsewhere closes it.

Button	Action
Timeline	What happened on this machine — see Machines
Update agent	Shown when the agent is older than the server and can be updated from the panel — see Updating
⌨	The shortcut list (Alt+/)
Release	Give the machine back. Terminals and tabs close
Close Session	End the agent’s connection. The agent reconnects by itself within seconds as a new session

Leaving the page — ← Machines, the browser’s Back, closing the tab — releases the machine too. If a file has unsaved changes you are asked first. A machine is also released when your admin session ends: logout, idle expiry, deactivation.

Tabs

Tab	Open with	Named
Terminal	+ Terminal or Alt+T	Terminal 1, Terminal 2, …
Files	the ▾ beside + Terminal, or Alt+C	Files
Web	the ▾ menu, or Alt+W	Web :8080 once connected
File editor	F3 / F4 on a file in the Files tab	the file’s name
Report	Report on a template	the template’s name

Double-click the selected tab to rename it for this page view. Closing a terminal whose shell is still running asks first.

Panes

Each tab’s header has four buttons: split right, split down, fullscreen, close. A split opens an empty pane next to the current one; open any tab type in it. Drag the divider to resize, double-click it for 50/50. Layouts are not kept across a page reload.

Sidebar

Tools & Notes has three sections. Each opens and closes on its own, and which are open is remembered per admin on the server. At 900 px and below the sidebar is a drawer: the edge button opens it, Escape closes it.

Section	Contents
Templates	Your templates and the shared ones, filtered by tag chips or search. + creates one. See Templates
Active forwards	Every live Web forward on this machine: port, owner, state, age, Stop
Notes	Notes about this machine, shared by all admins. Add Note adds one; the history below lists them with author and time

When the machine drops

The workspace stays. A banner says Disconnected — waiting for the machine; terminals keep their text but take no input, Files and Web tabs are dimmed, open files turn read-only and keep your unsaved text.

When the machine is back, the banner offers Reconnect: it takes the new session and reopens the same kinds of tabs, a Web tab with its port filled in. If another admin took the machine meanwhile, the banner says who.

Keyboard shortcuts

Alt+/ lists every shortcut, including the file list and editor keys. All of them work while a terminal has focus; the shell gets every other key.

Shortcut	Action
Alt+T / Alt+C / Alt+W	New Terminal / Files / Web tab
Alt+Shift+W	Close the current tab
Alt+1 … Alt+9	Go to tab 1–9
Alt+← / Alt+→	Previous / next tab
Alt+N	New command template
Alt+F	Focus the template search
Alt+K (⌘K on a Mac)	Go to a machine by name, IP, hostname or note
Alt+/	Show the shortcut list

Shortcuts match the physical key, so they follow QWERTY positions on other layouts.