Suite home and navigation
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Studio home
The studio opens on Studio home — "Pick up where you left off, or start something new."
- Resume — the project and version you last opened, when it still exists in this tenant: its name, version, "last edited …", a schema-quality chip when one has been computed, and Open canvas.
- Recent — a card per version: project name, version label (or "draft"), a Published (read-only) lock badge, the version message and its age. A project with no versions reads "No versions yet — open a project in the editor to create the first one."
- Quick actions — New project and Import spec open the main app's projects page; Open Pet Store sample loads a sample project ("Opening sample…").
- With nothing to show: Design your first schema, with the same three actions.
Cards open the classic Data Designer canvas, or the workspace once your installation has made it the default.
The schema-quality chip reads Q:<score> <grade> — a 0–100 score and an A–F grade computed by the
editor's Schema quality pill and cached on your device.
The top bar
Every studio page shares one header:
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| The suite dropdown | Every Suite surface, grouped Design (Designer, Paths Editor, Workspace) and Authoring (Authoring Overview, Scribe, Slate, Releases, Insights). An entry you are not entitled to shows an access note instead of a link; a surface in preview carries a Preview chip. See Plans and entitlements |
| Tenant switcher | Switch tenant, with search and Create tenant |
| Profile menu | View Profile, Preferences, Sign out |
Authoring pages add their own scope header — project, version and environment — and a secondary navigation across the authoring surfaces.
Preferences
Preferences (Ctrl / ⌘+,) opens the shared preferences pane with four tabs: Account, Appearance (theme, density, font size), Notifications and Shortcuts ("All keyboard shortcuts"). The theme follows your operating system until you choose Light Mode or Dark Mode; the workspace top bar also has a Toggle theme button.
Keyboard
| Keys | Where | Does |
|---|---|---|
| Ctrl / ⌘+K | Workspace, Authoring | The palette — "Jump to anything…" in the workspace; destinations, projects, versions and environments in Authoring |
| Ctrl / ⌘+Shift+A | Design surfaces | The AI assistant |
| Ctrl / ⌘+, | Everywhere | Preferences |
| Ctrl / ⌘+F | Classic canvas | Canvas search |
| Alt+Shift+[, Alt+Shift+] | Classic canvas | Collapse and expand all groups |
| Ctrl / ⌘+S | Scribe, source editor | Save |
| Shift+Alt+F, F8, Shift+F8 | Source editor | Format; next and previous problem |
| Ctrl / ⌘+Enter | Comments | Post |
| Esc | Everywhere | Close the panel, leave focus mode, return to the canvas |
| / | Authoring | Focus the contextual search (can be switched off in the palette footer) |
Window width
The classic canvases need a window at least about 1100 pixels wide; narrower, the studio shows Window narrower than supported instead of the canvas.