Workspaces
Create a workspace for each product, switch between them, let Claude analyze the app, and delete workspaces you no longer need.
A workspace holds everything DemoVexa knows about one product: its code folder, docs, modules, brand and design. You make one workspace per product, and every video you make for that product lives in it.
#What belongs to a workspace
| Per workspace | Shared by all workspaces |
|---|---|
| Projects, ideas, batches and usage | Claude settings (how Claude runs, the model) |
| Code folder, docs folder and modules | ElevenLabs settings (key, default voice) |
| Brand, design and the default call to action | |
| Default video language and saved voices per language |
A workspace can also use its own Anthropic or ElevenLabs key instead of the studio's. See Connections and checks.
#Switch workspaces
The workspace switcher sits in the sidebar, under the logo.
- Click the workspace switcher.
- Pick a workspace from the Workspaces list.
You can also press ⌘ K (on Windows/Linux Ctrl K) and choose Switch workspace.
#Create a workspace
- Click the workspace switcher and choose New workspace.
- Enter the Product name.
- Under App code folder, click Choose folder… or paste the folder's full path. Any language works. DemoVexa only reads the folder; nothing in it is changed.
- Click Create and analyze the app.
DemoVexa creates the workspace and starts Claude's analysis straight away.
Note
The number of workspaces you can have depends on your plan. See Plans and usage.
#Analyze the app with Claude
Analysis fills in the workspace from your code, so you don't have to type it all yourself.
- Click the workspace switcher and choose Workspace settings.
- Click Analyze with Claude (or Analyze again if it has run before).
Claude reads the app's code. It usually takes 1 to 3 minutes. Empty fields are filled in, and anything you typed stays as it is, so it's safe to analyze again after your app changes.
#Workspace settings
Workspace settings has a tab for each part of the workspace:
| Tab | What's there |
|---|---|
| General | Product name, description, video language, audience, website, app address, end-card button. See App and docs. |
| App & docs | Code folder, docs folder, detected stack. See App and docs. |
| Brand | Logos, favicons, colours, fonts. See Brand and design. |
| Design | Design style, corners, shadows, motion, brand rules. See Brand and design. |
| Modules | The parts of your product, in groups. See Modules. |
| Connections | The workspace's own keys. See Connections and checks. |
| Checks | Live checks of the folder, git, docs and modules. See Connections and checks. |
When you change something, a bar appears with Discard and Save changes. Your edits aren't kept until you click Save changes.
#Delete a workspace
- Open Workspace settings for the workspace.
- In the Danger zone, click Delete workspace.
You can only delete a workspace that has no projects, so delete its projects first. To keep a project, export it before you delete it; you can import it into another workspace later. See Export and import. Your first workspace has no Danger zone and can't be deleted.
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