Features
Explorer and Git sidebar next to your agents
The Explorer and Git sidebar in Ubra puts your workspace file tree and Source Control state beside the terminal panes where coding agents work. When claude, codex or opencode edits files, you can browse the tree and review changes without switching to a separate editor or Git client.
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What is in the sidebar?
The sidebar has two views. Explorer shows the file tree of the current workspace. Source Control shows the repository's change state. Together they let you follow what agents are changing in the same window you use to drive them.
Why review changes next to the agent?
Coding agents can touch many files quickly. Keeping the file tree and source control view next to the agent pane shortens the loop between an agent finishing a task and you reviewing what changed, which makes it easier to catch mistakes early.
How to use Explorer and Source Control
Both views are tied to the active workspace.
- Open a workspace pointed at a Git repository.
- Open the Explorer view to browse files.
- Switch to Source Control to review changes.
- Continue prompting the agent in its pane.
Frequently asked questions
Is the sidebar a full IDE?
No. It is a focused Explorer and Source Control sidebar meant for following agent work, not a replacement for your editor.
Does it need Git installed?
Source Control reflects a Git repository's state, so the workspace should be a Git repository.