Workspace Console

Projects

Intake & Routing

Drop files to file them

Upload any file and Workspace Console will suggest where it belongs. The app makes the first guess. The Brain can double-check the destination and suggest a cleaner file name before you save it.

⊕ DROP FILES HERE / TAP TO BROWSE

md · txt · html · zip · png · xlsx — prompts, notes, builds, screenshots, samples

Review first The app suggests a destination. Use Ask Brain to Check when you want a second opinion, then File Suggested when it looks right.

Update Forge

Build an update packet

Fill this out when you finish an update. The console produces the standard files your system expects — a notes file, a changelog row, and a release note — named correctly and ready to drop into the project. This is the "packet" you hand back to Intake.

Project Custom project folder (optional) Change type

Version helper: PATCH means small fix or improvement, like v0.3.3 to v0.3.4. MINOR means a bigger feature jump, like v0.3.3 to v0.4.0. MAJOR means a major rebuild or breaking change.

Current version (what it is now) What changed (one line) Notes / decisions (the detail) App/build file to save with this update (optional)

Use this to save the actual app file too. ZIP files go to builds/. HTML files go to source_files/current/.

Zip Auto-Draft

Choose a Workspace Console zip, then let the app inspect it and fill the update fields for review.

Note Save Update to Drive uses the selected project folder under AI_Workspace/02_Projects. It creates missing folders only if needed, writes the note file, updates CHANGELOG.md, and uploads the selected app/build file if you attach one.

Brain & Connections

Connection Status

This is the quick truth board. If something is disconnected, reconnect here before filing updates or asking the brain.

Google Drive

Not connected

Tap Connect Google Drive.

AI Brain

Not tested

Tap Test Brain.

The LLM brain

This is where the assistant that knows your conventions lives. The phone app does not hold the AI password. It sends your request to the locked box on Cloudflare, and the locked box asks the AI brain.

Brain box URL

Built-in default is loaded automatically. You only edit this if the Worker URL changes later.

Brain provider Ask the brain

Plain English The phone app is the screen. The Cloudflare Worker is the locked box. The locked box safely holds the AI key and sends the question to Claude or ChatGPT. This lets the brain work from your phone without exposing the key in the app code.

Drive Connection — phone friendly

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.

Google OAuth Client ID

Built-in default is loaded automatically. This is safe to store in the app; it is not your Google password.

Next proof These buttons prove the app can use the real workspace structure: find the Workspace_Console project folder, create missing project folders, upload an update note, and write a changelog entry.

Google setup In Google Cloud OAuth, use Application type: Web application. Add your Cloudflare URL under Authorized JavaScript origins. Example: https://your-site.pages.dev

Connection Defaults

These are now built in so you do not have to paste the same connection addresses after every app update.

DriveGoogle Client ID is built in. You still tap Connect Google Drive because Google requires permission from you.

BrainBrain Box URL is built in. The OpenAI key stays hidden inside Cloudflare Worker secrets, not in this app.

Drive Map

AI_Workspace browser

This page reads your real Google Drive workspace and shows it like phone app pages instead of one long raw tree. It does not move, delete, or edit anything.

Connect Google Drive, then tap Sync Drive Map.

Plain English Sync Drive Map takes a fresh snapshot of your AI_Workspace folders. Tap folders to move forward, use Back to move up, and tap markdown/text files to read them inside Workspace Console. Open in Drive is still available as a backup.

Workspace Standards & Runbooks

Project rules that every AI should follow

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.

Plain English The master standard explains how your whole AI_Workspace works. A project runbook explains how one specific project should be handled. Together, they tell the app and the AI brain how to save, name, package, and document updates.

Files this manages

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04_Standards / AI_WORKSPACE_STANDARD.md

The universal system for all projects and AI chats.

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05_Templates / PROJECT_RUNBOOK_TEMPLATE.md

Blank starting point for project-specific rules.

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02_Projects / Workspace_Console / AI_RUNBOOK.md

Rules and roadmap for Workspace Console itself.

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02_Projects / Workspace_Console / README.md

Updated project summary so it no longer says v0.1.0 / Drive not connected.

Your File Structure

The map this console is built on

Everything the console does follows this exact structure. It's the same one living in your Drive under AI_Workspace.