using twig

This section covers the day-to-day use of twig - from navigating the interface to getting the most out of the AI agent.

daily workflow

A typical session with twig looks like:

  1. open your project - launch twig and select your repository
  2. create or select a workspace - isolate your current task
  3. work with the agent - describe what you want to accomplish
  4. review and approve changes - check the agent's work before applying
  5. use the terminal - run tests, builds, and other commands
  6. commit your work - save your changes when ready

interface overview

Twig's interface is designed to keep everything you need accessible:

  • sidebar - navigate files and workspaces
  • editor - view and edit code
  • agent chat - interact with the AI
  • terminal - run commands

learn more about the interface

key tasks

opening projects

Twig works with Git repositories on your local machine. Open existing projects or clone from GitHub.

learn more about managing projects

working with the agent

The agent is your primary tool for getting things done. Learn how to prompt effectively and review proposed changes.

learn more about working with the agent

editing code

While the agent handles complex tasks, you can also edit code directly using twig's built-in editor.

learn more about code editing

using the terminal

Run commands, tests, and scripts without leaving twig.

learn more about the terminal

next steps