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product links
The address bar follows the product, project and workspace view you open. Copy that address to return to it later or send it to another person. A link identifies a view; the recipient still needs their own sign-in and access.
| Destination | Path |
|---|---|
| Goals | /goals |
| Workflow list / one workflow |
/workflows, /workflows/<id>
|
| Relays / one Relay |
/relays, /relays/<id>
|
| Crew / one member |
/crew, /crew/projects/<id>
|
| Code / one project |
/code, /code/projects/<id>
|
| Brain / a folder |
/brain, /brain?folder=<relative-folder>
|
| Vault | /vault |
| LLM Gateway (when installed) | /llm-gateway |
| Bullpen / connection instructions |
/bullpen, /bullpen/connect
|
| Video Studio / one project |
/video-studio, /video-studio/projects/<id>
|
| SparkQuill | /sparkquill |
Workflow, Relay, Crew and Code dashboard links append /dashboard to the item
path. Other workspace views use ?view=<view-id>. Use the address bar to obtain
the current path rather than guessing an internal view id. Brain
folder names are encoded in the query; they are relative to Brain, not server
filesystem paths.
An explicit link takes precedence over the last product/project remembered in that browser. Reload and browser Back/Forward restore the requested view. Signed-out and expired sessions go through sign-in while retaining the destination. Missing items and items the account cannot access show the same unavailable message. A product disabled on the server explains that restriction.
The older /agentworks, /work, /knowledgebase and /mcp-gateway product
names remain aliases. /agentworks/<id> opens the corresponding workflow. Safe
older app paths such as /settings open the default allowed product; malformed
paths remain unavailable. Existing shared /file, /folder, /report and
consent links keep their own viewers and access checks.
Auto-synced from docs/ on main. Edit there, not here.