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Editors and tabs ​

Besides the chat, Studio opens engagement surfaces as ordinary editor tabs so you stay in one window.

  • Container shell: interactive shell in a container
  • Container desktop: graphical session when the container was started with --desktop
  • Tools: embedded web UIs from the container (BloodHound CE, Caido)
  • Rooms: parallel sessions in the same engagement
  • full-width chat when in Chat layout
  • pseudo-terminal of agent commands when in Monitor layout
  • and everything else your standard IDE provides

Container shell ​

Open an Exegol container shell.

You can also open a shell from the bottom panel (VS Code Terminal).

Monitor ​

See Layouts. One Monitor tab per session; it shows what the agent executed, not an interactive shell you type into.

Container desktop ​

Requires a container started with the wrapper's desktop option:

bash
exegol start CONTAINER IMAGE --desktop

See wrapper desktop. Studio embeds the session as a tab, bridges the clipboard, and signs in without putting credentials in a URL.

The agent does not drive the desktop. It is for you, in parallel with a run.

Tools ​

BloodHound CE and Caido run inside the container and open as tabs. Studio reaches them over host loopback and strips frame-blocking headers so they can embed. Data stays in the container; deleting the container deletes the analysis unless you exported to /workspace.

The agent does not click in these UIs. It can work from exports and from what you paste back into chat.

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