> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.indigo.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.indigo.ai/getting-started/workspace.md).

# Workspace

## Workspace overview

A workspace is the main operational area where you manage and monitor your virtual assistants. It consists of a left-side navigation menu and a central content area. The content area updates dynamically based on the menu section you select.

When you access a workspace, you are taken to the Home section by default.

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## Left-side menu structure

The left-side menu is organized into three main blocks, each grouping sections with a specific role within the workspace.

### Workspace activities

This block includes sections related to day-to-day workspace activity, content management, and analysis:

* [Chats](/getting-started/workspace/chats.md)
* [Docs and URLs](/getting-started/workspace/docs-and-urls.md)
* [Analytics](/getting-started/workspace/analytics.md)
* [Utilities](/getting-started/workspace/utilities.md)

### Agent and workflow creation

This block is dedicated to building and organizing your solution. It is divided into Live and Draft areas and allows you to create and manage:

* [Agents](/getting-started/agents-workflows-and-triggers/how-to-create-an-agent.md)
* [Workflows](/getting-started/agents-workflows-and-triggers/workflows.md)
* Folders

### Workspace configuration

This block provides access to shared configuration settings that apply across the entire workspace:

* [Agent Settings](/getting-started/workspace/agents-settings.md)
* [Variables](/getting-started/workspace/variables.md)
* [Settings & Installation](/getting-started/workspace/settings-and-installation.md)


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