Open the work. Make it yours.
Browse the files Gideon creates, edit a draft and download what you need. A terminal is there when the work calls for it.
Start with a request like this.
Keep everyday documents and technical work in the same private workspace. Upload from your device when you want Gideon to use a local file.
“Organize these files and save the finished version where I can find it.”
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Upload and download files
- Preview documents and media
- Edit text and code
- Use the cloud terminal
Explore files and terminal.

Workspace file manager
Browse the hosted file tree and create, rename, move or delete files and folders.
File uploads and downloads
Transfer files between the browser and the workspace.
Tabbed file editing
Open multiple files and edit supported text or code formats.
Full-text file search
Search file contents and narrow results with filename patterns.
Rich file previews
Preview supported web, Markdown, SVG, image, JSON, text, CSV, Office, PDF and video content.
Save a file as an saved creation
Turn a workspace file into a named saved creation.
Browser terminal
Run commands in the private hosted workspace.
Multiple terminal sessions
Create and switch between named terminal sessions.
Terminal workspace selection
Choose the applicable working directory or supported execution environment.
Persistent terminal sessions
Reattach to terminal sessions where the configured terminal backend supports persistence.Requires setup
There’s more you can hand over.
Ask for something you can use.
Turn a request into a report, spreadsheet, presentation, image or interactive page. Keep the result in your library and come back to improve it.
Explore →Hear about the things that matter.
Choose which updates deserve your attention now and which can wait for a digest.
Explore →Bring Gideon closer to your work.
Connect supported services and give Gideon the tools it needs for a particular job. You choose the accounts and access.
Explore →Start a conversation and see where it takes you.
