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Code Deck user guide

This guide explains the app page by page. The names in bold match the current German interface so the controls are easy to find.

Pages

Page Use it for
Dashboard Finding projects and using the most common shortcuts
New Project Creating a starter project, copying a template or importing an existing folder
Project Details Editing one project and using its IDE, terminal, commands and Git information
Todos Keeping a small local task list for each project
Processes Viewing live output and stopping commands
Workspaces Starting several projects and actions as one setup
Settings Configuring editors, terminal behavior, templates, theme and backups
Onboarding Completing the first setup or running it again

A useful way to think about Code Deck

  • A project represents one local project folder.
  • A command represents something that can run inside that folder.
  • A process is one active or completed command run.
  • A workspace is a saved routine made from several project actions.
  • A template is a folder used as the starting point for a new project.

Code Deck keeps its own configuration locally. Adding a project does not move the project folder, and opening a project does not change its source files.

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