The Gyroscape interface

The left sidebar groups tasks under local projects. Select a task to reopen its transcript and project context. Use search and history for older work, and New project to add another local folder.

A project is the code folder. A task is one conversation and execution history inside it. Keep separate outcomes in separate tasks so instructions, changes, and verification remain easy to review.

The header identifies the active project or workspace and exposes task actions. Workspace controls open the terminal, files, browser, sources, and change-review surfaces available in the current build.

Check the active project before asking Gyroscape to edit or run commands. Tools operate against the directory shown for the active task.

The transcript records requests, progress, tool activity, results, and final summaries. The composer accepts text, attachments, model and effort selection, approval mode, voice input when available, and queued follow-ups.

A correction sent during an active run is queued for the next safe boundary and remains a real user message. Use Stop when execution must halt immediately.

The Workspace panel summarizes changed files and connected sources. Open Changes to inspect the actual diff, additions, and deletions. The diff is authoritative; the final summary is supporting context.

Git projects can also expose review, commit, and push actions. Gyroscape does not commit unless that action is requested or selected.