Repository and draft workflow

Import and read source

Follow Getting started to open the correct organization and import a repository snapshot. Choose a filename to read its imported source. The snapshot retains the selected text independently of the original Git repository.

Create and edit Markdown drafts

Choose a Markdown file, edit its text and select Save draft. Saved drafts appear beside the file list with their versions. Open one to continue editing. Use Compare with imported source to view the original text alongside the draft. Use Download file to save the selected source or current Markdown text locally.

Drafts are stored in this workspace. Saving or downloading them does not publish a Git commit, pull request or repository update. Only connect external services when your account and repository permissions allow the requested workflow.

Unsaved edits

When you select another file or draft with unsaved text, the workspace asks whether to discard it. Cancel keeps the current editor text. Confirming discards the unsaved text and opens the requested content. Save or download the text you need before leaving the workspace.

Refresh and recover

Use Refresh workspace or reload to check saved content. A loading or error state does not establish that saved content was removed. Check the returned result before repeating a save or delete whose outcome is uncertain.

If access is denied, check your account and organization membership. If an allowance is reached, follow the explanation shown by the product; Standard does not create automatic overage charges. See Shared limits.

Remove saved content

An owner or admin can choose Delete draft or Remove repository snapshot. Read the confirmation before choosing Confirm deletion. Cancel keeps the saved content. Removing a snapshot also removes its saved drafts; the original Git repository is unchanged. Download anything you need before confirming.

Account and role boundaries

Use the organization’s Aortem console to manage applications and membership. Workspace role permissions are described in Workspace access. TechniDox uses the same account and repository as DartCodeAI.