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Preview: Remote Dev Environments Portal is in preview. Features may change as the product evolves.

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Overview

The workspace dashboard is your home screen in the RDE Portal. It shows all your workspaces, lets you create new ones from the blueprint catalog, and provides quick actions for managing workspace lifecycle.

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Dashboard Layout

The dashboard is organized into two main sections:

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Blueprint Catalog

At the top of the dashboard, a horizontal card list displays all blueprints available to you. Each card shows the blueprint name and a Launch button. Click Launch to create a new workspace from that blueprint.
You only see blueprints your admin has granted you access to. If no blueprints appear, contact your admin to request access.
Blueprints in Testing state appear in the catalog with a “Coming Soon” badge. These blueprints are being validated by your admin and are not yet available to create workspaces from.

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Workspace Cards

Below the catalog, your existing workspaces are displayed as cards. Each card shows:
  • Workspace name - the name you gave the workspace (or a default name)
  • Status badge - current state of the workspace (Running, Stopped, Deploying, or Error)
  • Blueprint name - which blueprint the workspace was created from
  • Action menu - three-dot icon with quick actions

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Tags

Organize your workspaces with tags to keep things manageable as your list grows.
  • Create tags to categorize workspaces by purpose (e.g., “frontend”, “experiment”, “client-project”)
  • Filter by tag using the tag tabs above your workspace list to quickly find what you need
  • Assign or remove tags from a workspace through its action menu
Tags are especially useful if you work across multiple projects or blueprints. Create a consistent tagging convention with your team so everyone can find their workspaces quickly.

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Workspace Actions

Click the three-dot menu on any workspace card to access these actions:
ActionDescription
OpenEnter the workspace editor
StartResume a stopped workspace
StopPause a running workspace (preserves all state)
RestartStop and restart the workspace
DeletePermanently remove the workspace and all its data
Deleting a workspace is permanent. All files, snapshots, and configuration are removed. Create a snapshot or publish your work before deleting if you want to preserve it.

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Workspace Status

Each workspace displays a status badge indicating its current state:
StatusIndicatorDescription
RunningGreenWorkspace is active and ready to use. Click Open to enter the editor.
StoppedGrayWorkspace is paused. All state is preserved. Click Start to resume.
DeployingBlueWorkspace is being created or restarted. Wait for it to reach Running.
ErrorRedSomething went wrong. Try restarting the workspace or contact your admin.
Use the search bar at the top of the workspace list to filter workspaces by name. This filters in real time as you type, making it easy to find a specific workspace when you have many.

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Workspace Limits

Your admin may set a limit on how many workspaces you can run simultaneously. If you hit the limit, you will need to stop an existing workspace before creating a new one.
Stopped workspaces do not count toward your running workspace limit. Stopping a workspace preserves all your files and snapshots - you can resume it later.

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Next Steps

Using the Editor

Learn about the terminal tabs, AI chat, and the workspace editor layout.

Live Preview

Preview your running application with viewport switching and auto-refresh.