Files and editing

Yara Code is not where you write the code; the agent does that. It is where you fix a line. So the editor is small, and it opens where the follow pane was.

The tree

Ctrl+B shows FILES and puts the keyboard on it. Up Down move, Enter opens a folder or a file, Ctrl+B hides it again. Files the branch changed are tinted with a ●; the open file has its row lit. With several folders in the workspace, each heads its own rows.

A right click offers New File and New Folder, made where the cursor is. The tree sits at the edge away from the agent, and the column between it and the pane beside it is a seam: drag it to set the tree's width.

The editor

A file opens with the title EDIT, its path, a ● while it has unsaved changes, and the name of its grammar on the right. Every key is typing except:

	Key
Save	Ctrl+S — ✓ saved <path> in the status bar
Close, back to the follow pane	Esc — a file with unsaved changes asks first
Undo / redo	Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Y — a run of typing is one step
Copy / paste	Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V — drag with the mouse to select
Move	arrows, Home, End, a click, the wheel; Tab inserts four spaces

A save is a change to the working tree like any other, so it lands on the timeline too.

Go to file

Ctrl+P finds a file by a few letters — gd finds docs/guide.md — across every folder of the workspace, each hit named by its folder. Ctrl+N makes a new file and opens it. File → Settings (F12) opens settings.json the same way, even with no folder open.