Navigate the web app

The workspace layout, pages, and URLs of the Keystroke web app.

The Keystroke web app is your team’s shared workspace: chat with the platform agent to build, run and inspect what’s deployed, connect apps, and manage your organization. Everything lives under your organization’s URL: keystroke.ai/{org-slug}.

Paths below are relative to that prefix (for example, /chat is keystroke.ai/{org-slug}/chat).

Build, run, and inspect

Three kinds of work show up in different places:

Kind	Where	Examples
Build	Platform agent chat (and local/CLI deploy)	New agents, workflow changes, trigger attachments in source
Run	Agent pages, triggers (manual invoke), workflow forms, external surfaces	Chat with a deployed agent, start a workflow from a form
Inspect	Resource pages, History, project Repository and Deployments	Run traces, deployed canvas, draft source, what version is live

Most resource pages show deployed behavior. Changing definitions still happens in project source (via the platform agent, your editor, or the CLI), then deploy. Platform-only setup — credentials, form publish, org settings — does not require a deploy.

The sidebar

The left sidebar is the main navigation. Top items:

Item	Path	What it is
New chat	/chat	A full-page chat with the platform agent — see Chat
Recents	/recents	Agents, workflows, and skills you’ve opened recently — a shortcut back, not a full catalog
History	/history	Run history across your projects — see Run history

Below those, one entry per resource type in the active organization:

Item	Path	What it is
Agents	/agents, /agents/{id}	Deployed agents — see What each page is for
Workflows	/workflows, /workflows/{id}	Deployed workflows and the workflow canvas
Triggers	/triggers, /triggers/{id}	Trigger sources, attachments, and manual invoke
Skills	/skills, /skills/{id}	Skills available in the organization
Apps	/apps	Connected apps and credentials — see Connect credentials

Projects you belong to appear in the sidebar too, each opening a project view at /projects/{slug} with Overview, Repository, Members, Deployments, and Settings tabs — see Manage projects.

You can favorite agents, workflows, and runs to pin them in the sidebar, and reorder or hide items with Customize sidebar.

What each page is for

Use this when you are deciding whether to stay in the web app or reach for chat, the CLI, or your repo.

Page	Use the web app to…	Change definitions or deep automation logic in…
Chat	Build and maintain project source with the platform agent	— (this is the build surface)
Recents	Reopen resources you used lately	—
History	Search runs, filter by status/type/project, open traces and payloads	— (read-only audit/debug)
Agents	Chat with a deployed agent, browse sessions, inspect prompt/memory/files, manage channels and triggers where the UI exposes them	Project source or platform agent chat, then deploy — Build agents
Workflows	Read the canvas, inspect runs from the workflow, publish or manage forms	Project source or platform agent chat, then deploy — Build workflows
Triggers	See sources and attachments, invoke manually with a payload, review trigger run history	Trigger definitions and attachments in project source — Triggers
Skills	Browse deployed skills and inspect packaged content	src/skills/ in the project — Create skills
Apps	Connect OAuth or API keys, set scope and defaults, rotate or revoke credentials	Custom app registration and defineApp in code — Connect credentials, Custom integrations
Projects	Members, deployment history, browse the shared draft, project settings	Runtime behavior still comes from the codebase after deploy — Manage projects

Platform agent chat (sidebar New chat) builds and edits primitives within a project. Agent page chat runs what you already deployed. See Chat.

Settings

Settings lives at /settings (redirects to /settings/preferences) and uses one path segment per section: /settings/{section}. These paths manage your account and the active organization — separate from project workspace pages at /projects/{slug}.

Section	Path
Preferences	/settings/preferences
Profile	/settings/profile
Organization	/settings/organization
Projects	/settings/projects (org project list; detail at /settings/projects/{project-slug})
Members	/settings/members
API keys	/settings/api-keys
Managed services	/settings/managed-services
Hosted MCPs	/settings/hosted-mcps
Company Brain	/settings/company-brain
Identity & auth	/settings/identity-auth
Usage limits	/settings/usage-limits
Permission groups	/settings/permission-groups
Audit logs	/settings/audit-logs
Billing	/settings/billing
Referrals	/settings/referrals

See the Settings section of these docs for what each does. Company Brain, Hosted MCPs, and the Permissions & Security rows above are request-gated today.

Draft vs. deployed

The web app renders your projects’ deployed state: agent pages, workflow canvases, and run history all show what’s live. Work in progress lives on each project’s shared draft (ks/draft), which you can browse in the project’s Repository tab — it updates live as the platform agent or teammates push to the draft. Deploying promotes the draft to the live runtime. See Deploy a project.

Next steps

Chat

The platform agent chat: full page, dock, and sessions.

Run history

Inspect agent and workflow runs across projects.

Manage projects

Project views, members, deployments, and settings.

Connect credentials

Connect apps and manage credentials from the Apps page.