Workspaces let you group your work into projects. You create a workspace per engagement — a DEX audit, a bridge review, a bounty triage — and the Assets, Smart Contracts, and Wallets lists then show only what belongs to the workspace you have active, instead of everything you’ve ever analyzed.
Why it exists
Analyses stack up across engagements, and without grouping the all-asset lists become unusable. Workspaces give each engagement or protocol its own project with its own inventory, so switching context is a click rather than a scavenger hunt through a combined list.
Who uses it
- Auditor — creates a workspace per engagement and adds that engagement’s assets to it.
- Security lead — organizes multiple reviews into separate projects.
Using the page
The page shows your workspaces as a grid of cards; clicking one switches the active workspace and opens its asset list. New Workspace opens a create form where you give the workspace a name (required) and, optionally, one of the preset icons and colors so it’s easy to recognize. The same form edits an existing workspace. A renamed workspace propagates to the sidebar selector and the asset lists on the next refresh.
Limits
- Requires a signed-in account.
- Icons and colors are chosen from presets — custom artwork isn’t supported here.
Related pages
- Assets — the assets belonging to the active workspace.
- Smart Contracts — scoped to the active workspace.
- Threat Graph — the cross-runtime graph of the active workspace’s assets.