AxonGetting Started
Axon documentation
First Project
Open a workspace and use the core Axon workflow.
The first Axon workflow starts with a real project folder. Opening only a nested src directory can weaken Git, language-server, and dependency resolution because the editor may miss package.json, go.mod, Cargo.toml, pyproject.toml, or other project metadata.
Flow
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Open an existing project root from the workspace picker, or clone a Git repository and let Axon open the destination.
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Use the file tree to create or open a source file.
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Split panes when you need reference code beside active work.
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Open the terminal and run install, test, dev, or build commands.
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Check Git status and inspect diffs before committing.
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Use Axon Agent for project-aware questions or staged commit drafts.
What To Check
- Files open into tabs and can be moved between panes.
- Terminal tabs keep shell sessions alive while the panel hides or reconnects.
- Workspace search opens results at the matching file, line, and column.
- Git decorations show changed, deleted, and untracked files.
- Git Graph opens as an editor tab; selecting a changed commit file opens its historical comparison.
- Language-server features improve after project dependencies are installed.