vizzy workspaces

A workspace is a named set of folders (and individual files) that one window watches. Each Vizzy window is bound to its own workspace, so you can keep, say, a “Frontend” window watching a couple of folders and a separate “Infra” window watching others — each with its own sidebar.

The launcher

When no workspace window is open, Vizzy shows a launcher — a window listing your workspaces so you can jump straight back into the one you want. Open a workspace to get a full document window with its sidebar.

Creating and switching workspaces

• File ▸ New Workspace opens a fresh workspace in its own window and asks which folder it should watch. Cancel that picker to start empty and add folders whenever you like.
• Add the folders (or individual files) you want that window to watch; Vizzy scans them recursively for *.vizzy.md files — no vizzy/ folder or git repo required — and lists what it finds in the sidebar, badging folders that are git repos with their branch.
• Each workspace remembers its own folders and display preferences (such as whether Markdown files are shown and which items are pinned), so windows stay independent.

Vizzy watches each workspace’s folders and updates the sidebar live as diagram files appear, change, or are removed (see the introduction for where diagram files live).