Spaces - Kazzle

A space is your workspace in Kazzle. Everything you build, browse, and manage lives inside one.

What a space includes

Resource	What it is
Drive	Unified filesystem: apps, connected repositories, files, folders, mounts
Computer	Persistent cloud machine with shell, files, and git - created on demand, one per space
Browser	Built-in browser in the Kazzle app, plus optional cloud browser sessions for automation
Databases	Postgres instances, created on demand
Vault	Encrypted secrets store for credentials and API keys
Automations	Scheduled or one-off jobs that run AI threads
Hosting	Cloud deployments when you publish an app

Drive, vault, and file storage are ready the moment you create a space. The AI creates computers, browsers, and databases when your work needs them.

How it fits together

Space
├── Drive
│   ├── Apps (UI + process + skill parts)
│   ├── Connected repositories (git-backed mounts)
│   ├── Files and folders
│   └── Mounts (local folders)
├── Computer (persistent cloud machine, on demand)
│   └── Shell, files, git
├── Browser (built-in, plus cloud sessions)
├── Databases (Postgres, on-demand)
├── Vault (encrypted secrets)
└── Automations (scheduled jobs)

Everything is connected. The AI can read your Drive, run commands on the computer, browse the web, query your database, and deploy your app - all from a single conversation.