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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.davinci-app.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Navigate to your Account Settings at /~/settings from the Davinci Browser, or click your avatar in the top-right corner of the Editor and select Account Settings. Here you can view your profile, credit usage, billing details, connections, and storage.Read more about Account Management
From the Home page, click the New button in the sidebar. In the dialog that appears, enter a project name, choose an owner, and select a visibility level. Click Create Project and it will appear in your project list.Read more about Home
Projects are saved and closed automatically when you exit your browser or log out.
Navigate to the project’s settings page from the Davinci Browser by clicking the project, then selecting the Settings tab. In the Collaborators section, click the Add Collaborator button to invite users. You can also manage collaborators from within the Editor under Project Settings > Collaboration.Read more about Collaboration
You can use @ to reference objects throughout the application. This works in inline document text, table cells, and even in chat to link objects within a task request.Read more about the @ System
Open a project in the Editor and go to Project Settings > Files. From there, you can permanently delete files from the project. You can also view your overall storage usage from Account Settings at /~/settings/storage.Read more about Files
AI-generated changes are displayed in the chat response under each sub-task. Click the View button to open the change log, where you can undo or redo modifications.Read more about Agent Chat
You can lock objects from the index or the properties view in the workspace. This prevents both AI and human users from making changes to the object.
Locking an object will also lock all of its descendants. You can unlock an object at any time.
Read more about Object Locking
In the Code view, click the Modules button in the top-left corner of the header to see the available packages.Read more about Code View
You can export data for individual objects in various formats using the download button located at the bottom-left of the tab window for that open object in the workspace. Additionally, in the Editor under Project Settings > Summary, you can download the entire project in SysML, JSON, or DAF format.
Export formats are still in development and will be expanded in future releases.
Read more about Exporting via Project Settings