The Resources pane¶

The Resources pane sits next to Code, Knowledge, and Skills in the right working-surface slot (Ctrl+R to switch in). It browses the file hierarchy under a configurable directory at the conception root and surfaces every file as a small action card.

Resources pane — file cards grouped by directory with view/open/copy/→term actions

What it shows¶

By default the pane reads from <conception>/resources/. The directory does not have to exist — when it's missing the pane shows an empty-state with a pointer to the setting.

Every file in the tree is rendered, regardless of extension. Hidden dot-files are skipped. Directories at any depth become their own section, so a deeply-nested layout reads as a flat list of grouped sub-directories.

Each card carries a coloured glyph for its file type:

Glyph	Categories
`MD`	`.md`, `.markdown`
`PDF`	`.pdf`
`TXT`	Source code, JSON, YAML, plain text
`IMG`	Images
`AUD`	Audio
`VID`	Video
`ZIP`	Archives
`BIN`	Compiled / opaque binaries
`·`	Anything else

Per-card actions¶

A button row at the bottom of each card exposes:

view — .md and .txt open in the in-app note modal in read-only mode; .pdf opens in the existing PDF viewer modal. Any other extension hides this button.
open — opens the file via the user's open_with.main_ide slot (configured in .condash/settings.json, or the legacy condash.json).
copy — copies the absolute path to the system clipboard.
→ term — pastes the absolute path into the focused terminal session (no ↵). If no session is live, the button still pastes once you spawn one.

Clicking the card body itself runs the most-likely action for the file type — view for inline-viewable types, open-in-IDE otherwise.

Configuration¶

The Resources pane reads <conception>/resources/ unconditionally — the directory name is hard-coded and not configurable. To opt out, leave the directory absent; the pane renders an empty state.