Workspace on a phone
What Workspace offers on a phone or a small touch screen. You read conversations and the review, edit text with the same save and conflict rules, and compare with a linear diff. The full desktop editor is not loaded there.
- Availability: Experimental
- Evidence: Recorded run
- Explanation
The problem this solves
You are away from your computer and want to read what Codex did, look at the review, or fix one line. Workspace works on a phone for that. It does not pretend to be the desktop editor.
What works
| On a phone | How |
|---|---|
| Read conversations | The same conversations as on your computer |
| Read Review: the three numbers, the diff, the verification | For consultation |
| Edit a file | A plain text area on the same file state as the desktop editor |
| Save | Autosave and the same rules: see what "saved" means |
| A conflict | The same three choices, Compare, Keep mine and Take theirs, with a linear diff that lists added and removed lines |
| Drafts | The same drafts: what you typed on the phone is on your computer afterwards |
Workspace decides by the device, not by the width of a window: a small screen or a touch pointer gets this version.
What is not there
Next action
Back at a computer? Edit files with the full editor.