Workflow
Goal: Move around the workshop and ship changes with confidence.
OpenX uses a git-like flow: navigate, make changes, save a draft, commit, deploy. Drafts are yours alone until you ship, so you can experiment safely.
Getting around
| Area | Where | For |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop selector | Top-left breadcrumb | Switch workshops |
| Node Bank | Left edge | Drag nodes onto the canvas |
| Canvas | Center | Your connections, surfaces, queries |
| Inspector | Right | Details and settings |
| Azi panel | Left | Ask for what you want |
| Top bar | Top | APIs, proposals, deploy |
The breadcrumb shows where you are; search (Ctrl+K) finds things; or ask Azi to take you there. Full tour in Navigation.
Save vs commit
| Stage | What happens | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| Save | Stored as a draft | Only you |
| Commit + Deploy | Goes live | Everyone |
When you change anything, the Save icon glows. Click it to commit; when the green check appears, Deploy. Deploy takes a moment - keep working; it goes live in the background. Drafts persist across sessions. Full detail in Save vs Commit.
History and revert
The history shows every commit (who, when, what, message). Discard a draft before committing, or revert a commit (creates a new commit that undoes it). Keep commits small with clear messages. For the full workshop-wide record, see Change History.
Go deeper
- The full interface tour, shortcuts, and breadcrumbs -> Navigation
- The two-stage flow, what commits, history and revert -> Save vs Commit
Next steps
- How changes get reviewed -> Team Review & Access Rights
- Why history matters -> Ship with Confidence