Choose the job first. Each choice opens its own clean page so the main screen stays simple.
Use this once for a new project packet or an existing project intake packet. After this, use File Project Update for normal updates.
Use this after a project has already been onboarded. It saves version notes, updates the changelog, and stores the build/source files. No release-note file is created.
Use this to save the actual app file too. ZIP files go to builds/. HTML files go to source_files/current/.
Choose a Workspace Console zip. The app reads it, fills the update fields, and creates a simple filing plan for review.
Use this for one-off files like screenshots, prompts, templates, samples, source files, and loose zips. This is not the one-time onboarding flow.
This is the quick truth board. If something is disconnected, reconnect here before filing updates or asking the brain.
The Brain checks workspace rules, update notes, filing destinations, and plain-English questions. Technical connection settings are hidden below unless you need them.
This version connects straight from the browser to Google Drive. It is meant for Cloudflare Pages and iPhone home-screen use. No Node. No start.bat. Your computer does not need to stay on.
These are now built in so you do not have to paste the same connection addresses after every app update.
This page reads your real Google Drive workspace and shows it like phone app pages instead of one long raw tree. It shows your real Drive files and lets you manually view or move a specific file to trash after confirmation.
This page creates and checks the instruction files that keep all projects consistent. These files are not only for Workspace Console — they are also the rules you can give to ChatGPT, Claude, LibreChat, or any future AI when working on a project.
Everything the console does follows this exact structure. It's the same one living in your Drive under AI_Workspace.