Workspaces
A workspace connects conversations to a local folder. The agent reads and changes the files in that folder, so choose the workspace before sending a task.
Add a workspace
Section titled “Add a workspace”Choose Add workspace in the sidebar. Use existing folder selects a folder already on disk; Create blank workspace opens a folder dialog where you can create a directory. Neither option copies existing files into Wuu.
Adding a folder registers its path. It does not upload the whole folder. During a task, however, the agent can send relevant file contents and tool results to the selected model provider. See the security model.
Switch between workspaces
Section titled “Switch between workspaces”Select a workspace to see its conversations or start a new one. Reopening a saved conversation continues its own work; changing the foreground selection does not redirect other running sessions.
Conversations in the same folder share its files. Separate conversation history does not prevent two agents from editing the same file. When parallel changes need separate directories, start a new conversation in a Git worktree or fork one into a worktree.
Move or remove a workspace
Section titled “Move or remove a workspace”If you move a workspace folder on disk, choose Relocate… from its workspace menu and select the new path. Wuu updates the path while retaining the workspace identity used by its state and conversation history. Relocate does not move the files for you. A missing folder is reported as unavailable rather than silently replaced with another workspace.
Remove workspace removes its registration from the sidebar. It does not delete the folder’s files or saved conversations. Manage history with the archive and delete actions described under conversations.
Check access boundaries
Section titled “Check access boundaries”For the Wuu engine, use Read only for inspection and Standard for editing. If a tool reports an out-of-workspace denial, check the target path and workspace registration before changing permissions. Workspace selection, Git isolation, and command confinement solve different problems; see permission modes.