Apex gives every project its own managed sandbox with editing, preview, live runtime controls, project history, and a browser-backed computer-use session in one focused workspace.
Every project starts in its own workspace so generation, editing, runtime state, and future restores stay attached to the same environment.
Keep generated files, live render, computer-use stream, and the working conversation visible so iteration stays fast and inspectable.
Move from concept to project structure, then refine files, prompts, runtime state, and output without changing tools.
Preserve project state, logs, snapshots, and remote history so work can be resumed, reviewed, and improved over time.
Create a fresh project with an initial scaffold and expand it through guided generation, direct edits, runtime controls, or a routed computer-use session.
Bring in folders or files and continue building from what already exists instead of restarting elsewhere or losing project context.
Apply changes while keeping the current file, related preview, runtime status, and project conversation connected.
Keep generated files in a conventional structure with snapshots and restore points so projects stay understandable and recoverable.
Ask for complete interfaces, pages, and browser experiences, then refine the result directly in the editor and preview surface.
Open the workspace, open the project preview, reload, focus the address bar, type text, press keys, click, and open URLs from inside Apex Code.
Preview, revise, run, and test changes repeatedly without leaving the page or reassembling project context.
Automation assists the build, but final files, session state, and runtime actions remain visible and under direct user control.
Modify files directly, inspect the current render, and switch into live runtime mode when the project needs an actual app session.
Navigate files and folders quickly, create missing structure, and keep the working sandbox easy to scan and control.
Launch a streamed desktop session in Canvas, monitor startup diagnostics, and use routed actions to steer the browser environment from the same workspace.
Download project files, reopen the preview or desktop session, and return later with the same sandbox history still in context.
