Navigating Workspaces

Workspaces contain several pages specific to you, as well as all the workspace’s repositories. In your sidebar you’ll find common actions like search, create repo, user settings, and more.

Home

The first page you’ll land on in any workspace is Home. The goal of Home is give you a quick overview of the work you and your team are activly working on.

The primary modules for home include:

• Latest Changes The most recent changes your team has pushed to (including branches and commits).
• Latest Linear Issues If you have linear connected, this will show the most recent issues assigned to your email.
• Recommended Reviews Our review recommendation engine takes in factors like what you've recently worked on and what most needs a review to suggest changes you might have otherwise missed.
• Workspace Activity All the latest activity, comments, mentions, pushes, merges, and approvals happening across your team’s workspace.

My Changes

The next page you’ll see is Your Work > Changes, which shows all the changes you’ve contributed to that are open or merged. The default time range is the last 7 days, but you can filter that as needed.

Changes will automatically be segmented into the following categories: "Approved", "In review", "In progress", or "Merged".

My Reviews

Reviews is where you’ll find a list of all branches that either need your review or are in active review by you.

Similar to My Branches, you can filter this list in a number of powerful ways.

Repositories

Workspace repositories are listed in the left sidebar after "Your Work". Repositories can be organized into custom groups, but by default they all appear in the Repositories group. You can create new groups and drag-and-drop repositories between them as needed.

Hover over a group to show the "…" button, and click it to show the context menu. There you can create, rename, or delete groups, as well as create new repositories.

Account Settings

Access your account settings for your current user. These settings apply to all the workspaces you are a member of, and it’s where you’ll find settings like display name, email, color mode, and more.