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The easiest way to identify a workspace is by which branch it’s on. For instance, this workspace is on the scroll-to-bottom-btn branch: Sidebar (The secondary name shown, warsaw-v2, is the directory name.) When you create a new workspace, Conductor will create a new branch for it. When you start your first chat, Conductor will instruct the agent to rename this branch to match what you’re working on.

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Switching branches

If what you’re working on changes, you can check out a different branch: 
git checkout some-other-feature
…or rename the current branch: 
git branch -m new-name
…or create a new branch: 
git checkout -b new-branch

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Starting from an existing branch

If you have an existing branch and you want to start a new workspace from it, you can follow these steps:
  1. Use ⌘ + shift + N or click the ... icon next to the “New workspace” button
  2. Choose the “Branches” tab and select a branch
You could also create a new workspace and then switch to the branch you want using the instructions in the “Switching branches” section above.

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One workspace per branch

A branch can only be checked out in one workspace at a time. If you want to check out the scroll-to-bottom-btn branch in tokyo, but you already have that branch checked out in warsaw, try one of these:
  • In tokyo, run git checkout -b scroll-to-bottom-btn-2 scroll-to-bottom-btn to create a new branch based off of scroll-to-bottom-btn
  • In warsaw, switch to any other branch (e.g., git checkout -b dummy), then in tokyo run git checkout scroll-to-bottom-btn