Interface overview

The app has two parts: a permanent sidebar on the left and the selected section’s content on the right. The sidebar answers three questions — which workspace you are in, which section you are looking at, and how many quarks are left.

Sections

The order of the items and their names never change. First three sections for what the bot does:

• Scenarios — the workspace’s scenarios; the editor opens from here.
• Runs — run history: status, duration, step-by-step logs, node inputs and outputs.
• Conversations — talks with customers across every channel: who wrote, what the bot answered, what the answer cost.

Then the Bot knowledge heading and three sections for what the bot knows:

• Documents — knowledge bases and the documents loaded into them.
• Files — the workspace file storage.
• Tables — record collections the nodes can read and write.

At the bottom sits the wallet with the quarks you have left (clicking it opens the spend breakdown) and the System group: settings, plus an admin console item for platform administrators.

In the editor the rail works differently: the sections shrink to a compact strip of icons, and the node palette lives on the editor page itself, collapsed by its own button.

Workspaces

Under the “iterna.ai” mark sits the name of the current workspace. Clicking it lists every workspace you belong to; the selected one is highlighted.

Switching changes the data in every section at once: scenarios, runs, files, knowledge bases, collections, secrets and connections belong to a workspace, not to an account. The choice is remembered in the browser and restored on your next visit; if the saved workspace is no longer available, the first one in the list is selected.

Language and account

Your email sits at the bottom of the rail. The menu under it shows your name, the RU / EN language switch, “Plan and billing” and “Usage” — those are account questions rather than workspace ones — and the “Sign out” button.

Switching language applies immediately and is saved in two places: in a cookie shared with the site, and in your profile, so a new device picks up your usual language on first sign-in. An explicit choice in the browser wins over the profile.

The collapsed rail and narrow screens

The arrow in the top-right corner of the rail collapses it to a strip of icons; collapsed, the section names appear as tooltips, and the arrow the other way brings the rail back.

On screens 900 px wide and under the rail becomes a drawer: a top bar with a burger button appears, the menu opens over the content, and it closes on a click outside, on Esc, and after you move to another section.